The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-05-23

IorprrrELY ORGANIZED
.,Jroor,euG for Youns and
...~,,,v clean zone for Soldiers
i. object Of the
Organization

II object OF so
Organization
IContrbuted.l ~.
me progress Fedaration aeau
o maa,ing last night in ue $500 ~
mee. he Y. W. C. A., at whacn tne
(om % Miss solomon, 7resadeo.
esu siac, ut the meeting was 70 az
pc %lv mass meeting, to plan 1of
use ~ harship campaign and TO Gus
m .sa nrogress Of the work since
4 last meeting.
why Movement Began:
mo various discussions DroaeL.
M ~ Two concrete incidents wmcn
.ush, into existence this caly leu
Rtion Of women -. ,+am
~. incidents were, . news Len
n,ed IN The Gate City some ume
MN .he ;mport Of which WIS thai y
os.;hla in Ke0kuk for boys OF
hOOl age 70 Sos 1io,,
andy a Statement made Dy 9 leu
ant h a public patriotic nseeuns.
the men and boys are mon any
!. IN Yhe army than they are II
sd the government is asking
80, measure that the home
: ~ made morally clean
A. e..ea%aonat.
mo -rnen have at no time wished
he dramatic or sensational, any
ne than they are sensational ~
r. church. charity or public health
y The statement was made ias1
Int mat the appeal Tor membership
hased on the two principles men
ped shove: q safe environment LOT
hos and girls, morally clean
Il sbout Keokuk for our soldiers
en- thew shall return, and for our
! who are potential soldiers.
he federation feels that every
okuk woman can subscribe to that
gram and can stand on that plat
d. ~
Membership Cards Out
be membership cards are IN the
al az folder, on one side OF which
printed four sections Of the con-
ution. These cards may be %
ed It the Y. W. c. A. desk or from
clscer or director. All women
asked to Join the federation The
Of membership is 1000.
he proposed mass meeting Is to
held early in June, preferably on
day afternoon, with an address
patriotic music
he date and other details win be
lished later.
the meeting last night, reports
made by the chairman, giving
france that the federation has 10y
friends among the strongest bust
men in the city, in their purpose
tanding pat on cooperation In
enforcement
Who Officers Are.
be officers and part OF the dele
IS from women's societies, which
e up the federation, has already
published in The Gate City.
be following church societies and
have elected representatives
be federation. Others will choose
gates at their next meeting. All
EMS organizations are asked to
his.
be complete list of officers, direc-
and representatives as chosen to
!, is as follows:
d esident Miss Harriet Solomon;
4 vice president, Mrs. J. P. Horn
!. second vice president, Mrs G.
4 Slch; third vice president, Miss
!, nor Brown; recording secretary,
j Mary c. Jackson; correspond
secretary, Miss Maud Talbot;
n uer, Miss Elizabeth Dunlap;
II cia secretary, Mrs. II. o. Whit
Fectors:
4 :: John Elgin. Mrs. F. E. Han
Y mrs. Henry w. Huisl1amp, Mrs.
4 e larson, Mrs. James Young,
: y. W: Weyer, Mrs. A. B. Circuit,
1enme Steinberger, Mrs. Mary
N ,pier, Mrs. G. w. Lantz, Mrs. w.
4 lton and Miss Louise Helwig.
Organizations Represented
- Bapdst: Mrs. Vincent Phil.
d 10y. ..a MRS Henry w. Huiskamp.
NJ .nly M. E: Mrs. John Elgin,
Della Hopkins.
N Cnrstian: Mrs. Roscoe Lowe,
=. Jennie Steinburger.
ID westminster Presbyterian:
som 2. Hornish, Miss Solomon.
ed os.lesoyterian: Mrs. Anna
nd "ooison, Mrs. o. w. Weyer.
CONGREGATIONAL: Mrs. Mary
bei, mrs. h c. Brown.
~ ,I Protestant: Mrs. A B.
"A MIS-. Harvey Miller.
u NJ rresbyterian: Mrs. George
- ], mrs. Maud Larson.
d Ms ; hpascopal: Miss Eleanor
y AN mss Cora Parsons.
Ml Lutheran: Mrs. G. w.
MS s. G. Franzen,
am M NJ Mrs. Charles
-. dish MIS- MIS-. III o. Whitney.
~ ,an Methodist: Mrs. August
" Oh Oh MRS. ]. w. Peterson.
. sssociation: Mrs. I B.
his E n :, Day Adventists. Mrs. W
~ y, n mrs. James Dimopd
g, d.rA A: Miss Laura Milford
tsl a.;1 ena P. Hornish $500 -
J. Kmn army: Ensign Kuhlman.
IN Teeters heiief Corps: Mrs.
ni khters Mrs. H. F1iesbach
Mr. Tue American Revo-
SUI tn res A Hamill Mfss
~ ~ dunlap. MISS