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Huge Surplus Crop
Of Potatoes to Be
Eaten Potato Week .

With 10000. .aoe pounds Of potatoes
In Colorado In danger OF being wastee
because Of lack OF demand. tie u. 8,
weak OF April ~ 10 n ~ "Potats
week" -.
The depressing shortage ~ whsAs
makes Potato Week. particularly
timely, because potatoess have besr
recognized by eminent food authort
ties as practically equivalent to whes,
in. food values. One medium sizsd po
tsto contains ~ much nourtshment ~
one large slice Of wheat bread.
Belgium and Italy are starving
France and Engiand standinE OFT thu
German with blood are erying to Am
erica for bread And every potato
eaten means that much more wheat
which can be shipped ovsrseas to fesc
those who have given all except life
to stop the invader.
Arrangements are being made With
retail grocers to put potatoes on this
market at the lowest possible price
and householders are urged TO lay In
~ large = supply As possible. and
serve them at at least two meals =
day. ~
All over Colorado, Clubs are ssrv
ing Potato" lunchsons: domestic
science classes ara having "Potato'
lessons; conservRt&On classes are Civ
ing Potato" demonstrations. Every
thing, in short. which will encourage
consumers to help save this tremen
dous 100000 pound potato surplus
is being done.
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SHERIFF DAVIS OF
DELTA COUNTY HERE.

Sheriff NJ. A. Davis, OF Delta ccun-
ty, was a visitor in Canon City this
morning. He brot to the penitentiary
Manuel Gallego. a Mexican, recently
convicted in the district court of Delta
county for assault to commit murder.
aliego was sentenced to a term Of one
year in states prison. Sheriff Davis
left for home this afternoon.
CANON CITY BOY
WINS ESSAY CONTEST.
ALBERT Sisson of the Washington
school was recently given first place
among the pupils of the grade schools
OF Fremont county in statewide es-
say contest on the subject: Why We
Are At War; Fifteen of the best
essays written by the school children
OF this county on the above topic
were sent to the county superintend-
ent. by whom they were submitted to
a committee on awards for judgment.
Young Sisson's essay was decided to
be the best. 1t has been sent to the
state superintendent of public instruc-
tion in Denver to be entered in q state
competition.
SERGEANT sPERRv REruRNs
TO CAMP FUNSTON. r
First Sergeant J. Glenn Sperry. who
had been here for q couple of weeks
visiting his parents. Rev. and Mrs. s..
II. Speery. left Monday morning for
Pueblo. where be will be the guest OF
his brother. Robert w. Sperry, for a
few days before returning to Camp
Funston to resume his military duties.
Sergeant Sperry's regiment, which has
been stationed at Camp Funston for
several months. expects to be or
dered TO France for service on the
Allied battle front. at any time. His
brother. Sergeant Herbert Sperry. has
been with the expeditionary army un-
der Gen. Pershing since last summer.
as railway engineer, is connected
with the military railway service
abroad. The regiment to which Ser
geant J. Glenn Suerry belongs is
regular army unit and will probably
be sent directly to the trenches.
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CONSERVATION EXPERT
70 GIVE FOOD ADVICE.

Miss Sarah Stone Of the Colorado
Food Administration announces that
she will answSr any. question concern.
ink food or supply conservation
recipes TO any housewife who VIII
write to her at s0f Interstate Trust
building. Denver.
\ Much paper and printers ink has
been used in telling why America
must save, but loo little has been said
conserving the "How Of saving" Miss
Htone has rccently been secured By
the TDod Adminissratiou to answer
that question. +
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News Notes
WEDNESDAY
PAPER MAN IN TOWN.

Mr.. w. r. Thomas nf the Garter.
Rice. Carpenter Paper company. is a
business visitor in Canon City today
WILL GO TO WICHITA, kAHs.
Mrs. Loave West and son Paul Dob
son. expect to leave soon for Wichita.
Kansas. for short visit with relatives
and friends. Ssti
VISITING HERE.
Mrs. Charles Swanton. who is al
present making her home in the San
Juan valley where her husband is sup
erintendent OF the Sunnyside mine.
near Silverton, arrived, here. a few
days ago for a visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fariane. and other
relatives. Mrs. Swanton viii remain
here for several weeks.
ENJOY STAG DINNER
AT sTRATHMoRE HOTEL.
Bud Bower who was fortunate In
winning the meal ticket donated by
Mrs. Harry Dye of the Strathmore hoi
tel to the Red Cross, entertained five
of his friends to O'Clock stag din.
ner at the hotel. Monday evening.
Those present were: Mr.. Ray Bot.
tenfield, Mr.. Ralph waldron. Mr., Jack
Munroe. Mr. Fred Duncan. Mr.. Art.
Wilson and Bud Bower.
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oHAPrsR xIx
on HIs Own.

or course Tommy cannot always b.
producing plays under IRE but while
IN rest btfiqfs no Inns NaDDUsn 1rncr
ways Of ajlusinE hjmsslk He y .
great gambler, hut nev9 paayp for
larxe stakes. Generally - Zach com
pany. you win fud q reRuiAr CanheId.
This map banks pcnvls ri tbel 9amRs
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FOR sALE--oid newspapers for put-
ting under carpets. Wrapping oeIery,
packing vegetables. starting hres, o.
|any old thing; 1oc package Of any -
pers cheaper ~ the 100 p4ekages
Daily Reeosd. as4tf
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+. SELL YOUR OLD FuRMlruRE.
Sell that old piece Of fprnitrs thru
shs Daily ksscrd wan,-Ad ooluwna
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
CITY NEWS

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sSs.,.ssS increased ia SsS ASNsS ~sasA
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ss-ssssS ala ne sale - STAMPS N SsSs
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CITY, No. VIII cs2cses SsxSscss 81
TIE Lee County ssn tocaosrsw after
noon AZ = O'clock lss text VIII es
Sx,a-se and Sea- Holm l. - A mum
Ae- q reeyas esc-s kSAoSA Me-. are
exrac.ss 70 ss here 30 Stts1d> An
sayS,ssso- Is extended 20 TIE public.
DEEDS transferring properly
amounting 10 Slnsest $4,000 have
seen recorded in the rscorafS once
s, Nsesus. The deeds are for lSnd
IN Mo-srass township. For Ss,S*s
Andrew Anderson has conveyed 10
Henry RsnSrs rwea;y-ons sores In
No-t-oss township, Mary Wilson has
conveyed another tract IN the same
rcwnsnic 10 J. J. Macsis, the coasid-
Grafton nss-g slS,AsA.
Tie suro stolen nom Rs-ry
Schultz. SOS South Fifth street We'd
nssssv night. has been located ST
Colchester. III Chief Hsanenahn
sent cue warnings TO all the police
stations in this part Of the country
and the city marshal st Colchester
recovered the car. The thief or
thieves, however, escaped. MI
Schultz left today 10 get the car
Thrift stamp csmpaigners went
from house 70 house this morning IN
the canvas being conducted by the
Civic league
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.


In the District Court of the State
OF Iowa in and for Lee County, at
ksoSus.
u. A. Collier, plaintiff. VS.. Erastus
Co-nins. and Mary Parker Corning, his
wife: Jessie Annie Hutchinson. Will
liam Hutchinson. Alexis Leighton,
Sarah Leighton, Jane Leighton. Robert
Leighton. John Leighton, Elizabeth j.
Leishton, David A. Leighton, jeffrey
y. Leighton. Arthur ". Leighton,
Thos- n. Leighton. Jessie H. Wade,
William Mitchell, Catherine r.
Shromanlee Lloyd, Margaret E.
Crompson, John Crompton, Julia NJ.
Leighton, Herbert NJ. Leighton, Theo-
dore II. A. Leighton. Edith S. Leigh
ton. Gertrude G. ]. Leighton, John Nj.
Wade, Nina NJ. Wormley, George
WorInley, their unknown wives. hus-
bands, heirs and deyisees.-Original
notice.
To above named defendants: You
are hereby notified that petition is
now on file in the Clerks office in
the said District Court asking that
the description in deed from Eliza
beth A Leighton as Administrative of
the estate of VILLAIN Leighton to ].
G. Anderson, trustee, dated August
20, 1881. and purporting to convey
lots and 5 in block % in Leighton's
Addition to Keokuk. be corrected to
read lots and in block % lying
partly in Leighton's and partly in
Mason's Upper Addition to Keokuk.
Lee County, Iowa, and
That the description in a deed
from Erastus Corning and Mary.
Parker Corning, his wife, to John c.
Hubinger, dated May IA, 1887. and
purporting TO convey lots /. 2 and 5
in block % In Leighton's Addition to
Keokuk be corrected to read lots 1.
2 and 3. in block %, lying partly in
Leighton's and partly In Mason's
Upper Addition to the City of Keo-
kuk. Lee County, Iowa, that the title
OF plaintiff in all of said lots be
quieted against all of said defend
ants and for such other and further
relief as to equity and good con-
science belong. and stating that the
interest of the defendants is derived
from being the heirs of William
Leighton or of his heirs or from
being the heirs or deyisees OF Eras-
tus Corning and Mary Parker Corn
ing. his wife.
And unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the next regular April term Of said
Court, 10 be begun and holden at
Keokuk on the 18th day Of April, A.
D. 1918, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon as prayed for in said petit
ton
RALPH B. SMITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
AUTOS TAKEN
BY UNkNOWNS
Owners Pay Fines Through Attorney
and Remove Booze Carrying
Autos Yesterday
Afternoon

John Doe and Richard Roe. ta-ug1
their attorney, u I. Marshall, ap2es--
ID il Judge McNang-a's cou-- Eesra--
day afternoon, pcid the H1e o. So
each. imposed by the crurt, AMI cs-
parted earring their autos with then
They were fined under the ocotlezgzag
cIsSs o. the HQEo- Law.
Tie warrants we're iss-sd against
John Doe and Richard Roe, uuloE1
parties. and tie a1-os -e-e -aEG
from 2 garage o. Ninth street Taz--
day night TIE Owners. hoEcTs-. wz-z
nct Il sigh- aid coslt -o- - e@-ay
II was too-d Ihz- the cEE Ee-a szu
Of -htsEsF and 5ss- a-6 -s-e Ell
cs-tIy boUd for the ia-s-zo- u z.e
state Tie oE-s-s O. Ls czzE III
the -h;skey here, paid -hetr E-es z-1
LEFT sadds- ard 5eoo-sr, 5gt xEz@-
men
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
Y. w. c. A. NOTES

The membership committee will
meet Monday evening for 500
O'Clock supper followed by the regu-
lar committee meeting.
The house committee meets Tues
day afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The cafeteria committee will meet
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
The social committee meets on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
The finance committee meets on
Wednesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Sunday afternoon Mrs. F. c. Ed.
wards viii give q talk at the Y, W
c. A All young women and girls
ara invited Miss Ethel Osborne viii
sing There viii be the usual social
hour, music and tea Come and bring
9 friend This meeting will be held
AZ SEQ O'Clock Mildred French win
give reading during the social hocr
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
DON'T HINDER
FIRE FIGHTERS
Article IN FIre-ar's Herald Tells
Motorists ard Pedestrians What
% Do When Whistle
Blows

WHEN The whistle Blows is the
title Of rke following taken from the
Fz-e-e-rs Herald Z Journal for fire
lighters:
Su-e-zzts-dezt T z walker Of the
-s-s- Ce1z--Ezez-- who Is also mentor
to- ta= fra department giTes the
foggJ5wE-E a. cecil Instructions:
-wbs- Foz tsz- tire fire whistle.
s---- e4sszzzzssy IMP TITO To- car, start
@ rs= E5ga AID hike o-z ID find the
FRI C2s- Fo- E19Ier, blow your
rs~--- 81 tc-zer u yoE can't make
--Eze e-zg-E1, get Z few noisy boys
a1oayz 70 Esp JOE orz-
IT. r@-T o-lE-zCcs provides that
-zc- ~ z---Lzg1 O. any fire appa-
60 liz S-ETe- Of zoT vehicle shall
s7-----,z,sEs-es= 500 ET7ca vehicle as
80 - rrssz1ze 20 the nearest curb
- ,z--z- -nere E-E szch fire appa-
-z-yt 80 -ssseI- This & for the
-~-@- sesscr. II dent mean you
80 -9-r 1g-zz-z-.os also prohibits
S--ere-- rree- tEa fire hose. This Is
80 - IT, re5s- tsElw-
.-zz,.zz zc- 5ea- t1s fire truck
<-r-s-x ze~ Il eTe- Start and race
80 = rc-t so-gs. 10 open your
1870. ssor ro- ho-z and boiler;
= --zEse zEse rsss -ors eIc-tT-g
--~rs-s e. zzsso q ordnance pro
ss.s.9-1z, ,so,--s-x vezs-le within
$50 feez n FIRE hTcrzzt- but
S--g+ L.. gzzSr yFe=e-- Toz- parking
49, = .-o1t II -ae o1e nearest the
- -rs-e ere pser-y q hEt-znts,
80 - sx>1=zez ezr E-1t u11a they
1.-,I s,-<-
- -. szyezf srT cs-, ger 70 the
<.e - s1sg4 szS c1zekes- way ION
- - pr 8 t5e fre-e1is -sy 80
-. 49, - yrysr ez1zeS1v Also have
- - ~.o1ea soiEs o0as along 70
m eGze
-. -. ere sof 81 TO much Of 8
eee~-y. - - central and ask -as7e
- ~ - n y1as 6o-'t gsI E-0e6i-
80 zess4-fse1, ez1ss goc6 and plenty.
= ~ sesess8-e girl Eho can't
z-ax4, yoE ar> E9x hundred ether
s,s5.,a15-sz,sfs NTH wa1t 70 Know
..s...x ~ @re Gs-zM & 1z-1te,
$500 ~ ~ <kseEzrgese --aOZ-ard.
800. gs@y C9srser.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
FRANKLIN BURT
LAID TO REST
Funeral Services for Veteran Held
This Afternoon at 2:So-inter-
ment In National
Cemetery.

2. Franklin Burt. who passed away
Monday night at 10 o'clock al his
home, IL North Water street. was
buried this afternoon. Funeral serv'
ices were held at Crimmins' under
taking pariors and interment was
made in the National cemetery
The services were conducted by
Rev. Edwards and the services at the
cemetery were IN charge Of Belknap
post G. a. R. OF which he was mem
Der. The pallbearers were Jas. Stan
ton. Henry Reichmann. ]. W. Brady,
Frank Ewers, Bert wilkinson, ]. B.
Well. Six honorary palloearers were
chosen from among his old comrades
in Belknap post
B. Franklin Burt was born August
3, 1871, in Pennsylvania and grew to
young manhood In that state. He en-
listed in the Esd Pennsylvania infan
Try at the declaration Of war and was
mustered onto service April 81, 1851.
He served during the war and was
mustered into service April 81. 1861
enlisted in the service in 1856 and
from June OF that year was ident-
fed with the regular army. IN which
he enlisted in New York. He Was dis
CHARGED June 8. 1869 and returned to
civil life.
He came TO Keokuk about thirty
years ago and has been engaged in
the fish business for more than twenty
Years. He vas married t~o years ago
and his wife survives. She has been
living in ST Cloud, Florida. and came
here with her daughter, when notified
OF the death OF Mr. Burt
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
TJTHlI2YES|

st. Peters CathoEc eaurA Rsr-
J. ". Gillespie, ps-or--Masssz.
6:15, 1880, 600 and 1888 = -
St. Francis de Sales Rev J. II
Dunnion, pastor.-Masses SEQ T. Z
and 1000 a. N. Sunday school At
o'clock.
St. Mary's Catholic chu-ch--Aaa
at 500 and 1000 O'Clock Su-ds,
school at 300 O'CLOCK Ves7ers a.
2:3O.
St. Luke's chapel EpiscopaD. Reid
and E streets.-Church school At
d. M Representatives from St
Johns church will be in charge. All
children of the neighborhood invited.
Swedish Methodist church, corner
Twelfth and Concert streets, F. j.
Swanson, pastor.-Sunday school,
$50 a. m No other service during
the Sabbath
Redeerner English Lutheran church,
Twelfth and Timea streets, Rev l.
Richmann. pastor.-Sunday school Al
$3.50 a. IA. Morning services at 1890.
No evening services.
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church. Twelfth and Morgan streets
Rev. S. G.. Franzen, pastor.-Sunday
school at 1870 a. m. Morning serv
ice at 10 o'clock; evening service al
7:3O.
ST. PauTs Evangelical church, A
c. Ernst, pastor.-sunday school anc
BibIe classes at $40, second Sunday
of the anniversary campaign in Sun
day school Divine services in Ger
man at 1890 and in English at 1870
I,enten services at 1870 Wednesday
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran mis-
zion church, Fourteenth and Morgan
A. e. Rundquist, pastor.-Sunda
school, g: As a. m; sermon and con
munion, II a. m. Young Peoples
meeting, $50 p. M; evening ser
Ice, 1880. All understanding Swedis
are welcome.
Services at the Latter Day Saint
chapel. corner Thirteenth. and BAN
Sunday morning at II o'clock an
T;3O D, M. by Elders c. J. Smith {
Sioux City, and D. J. Williams
Burlington. Iowa. Meetings will col
tinue through the coming week. SUI
day school at 10 a. m.
First Church OF Christ. Scientis
No. 616 High street-SerVces (
lO:45 a. m, subject: Christ Jesus
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; We
nesday evening meeting az IA
Reading room, No. 229 Mason
temple, open every day except SUI
day and legal holidays from IL N.
4:3O p. m; Saturdays from u m.
9 p. m
Bethel A. M. z. church service
Preaching II a. m. and 8 p. m. Cla!
IL m. Sunday school $3.50 o. n
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
LOCAL DOCTOR
is CALLED
First Lieutenant George r. Marley
Goes TO Chicago Tonight
20 Begin Train
Ing.

First Lieutenant George R. Marley
of the medical officers corps has been
ordered TO active duty and goes to
Chicago tonight for instruction. DR.
Marley will report TO the school of
oral and plastic surgery of the North
western university for training
Lieutenant Marley was commits
stoned last June and has been wait
ing orders for active duty for the
last two months. He will be the
ninth doctor TO go from keokuk into
the medical service OF the United
States
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02

-Ls1---s D-E2E- superintendent hsl
Lecture club ?. n Monday p. N.
trustee tGazo meets in lecture room
q enEra wednesoa; P H. Pr
- Meeting. Friday ?. n, clas. No.
! VII meet. J. W Drain. leader. Dr..
3 3. Moore, pastor.
frs. Methodist Protestant church.
corner Of Tweiteh and Exchange
streets ReT- s C Bautnzer. pastor
se-Ttce ~ 1915. coumun-
ion Evening service 81 1:34. Sub
Jet SOME Reasons Why q RevivaI
is Desirable Sunday school az $3.50
q N, Mr. l. 3 Grou- superiltend-
ent Christian Adeayo- 81 $50 ?.
m, subiec+, Prayer Leaders,
Misses Lillian CrfSwen and oniIee
Benninger.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church.
Tenth and Main streets, ReT. ?. c
Edwards, D. D., minister. Public wo--
ship 1915 a. N. and 7:20 p. II Nol-
ing theme: The TRANSPORTATION"
Evening subject, The Ne~ Day
Dawning in Keokuk" 4 thirty uia-
ute song service will preceds. The dis
cussion Of this subject Sunday school
$3.50 a. m, H. F. KRUGER, superirtel-
dent. Juniors at 2:30 p. n. Ep=o-h
league and Volunteers $50 ?. n.
First Westminster Presbyterian
church, Seventh and Blondeau streets,
Rev. E. 3. Newcomb, D. D., pastor.
Services at 10:45 a, m and 400 ..
m. Morning sermon on THE Endur-
Ing Word" afternoon, Our God and
Our Government" Good music 2,
both services and a cordial welcome
Bible school at 80 a. m, with adult
classes for men and women. Y, s.
Z. II. at 500; all young people invited
Tor a forty-hve minute service.
7 Program for the Young Mems Sun
day lecture club. at Bethel A. NJ F.
church, Sunday March 3, at o'clock
: the following program will be given:
Song, by clubs choir.
Prayer, by club chaplain Rev
B. Moore ~
q Song by choir.
:. Quotations by club members
1 Song by choir.
( Plano selection, Miss Marff, Sent,
f vocal solo, Mrs. Arthur Fox.
l. lax on Red Cross work, Mrs p
: D. Bland. N'S- :
First Baptist church Tomorrow
the pastor, Rev. ]. H. Matthias baeirs
I upon his second years work n tba
y morning he will preach his usual Ave
/ minute sermon to the children. follow.
!, ed by n sermon on The Paste ~ ",
c His Flock" In the evening snrr CIV
+ after Mr.. Lumberg has preacbea III h,a
O sermon by presenting the .eoons
o series Of tableaux and pantornirons
the pastor will preach brief sarr,a
on the pictures entitled THE Jara,
4: Heart Of Jesus. Sunday school ;,
8 $50: morning service 1O:45. P.ta
:, Mission $50; Juniors 300; Yonn,
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TO EXAMINE
AT ELkS CLUB
Physical Tests cf Crsft.t 1.n MI
&c Given ssrt ".e~
Monday ard Wet
resSsy.

Class one men WHO have Eo< RAJ
their physical eTznilzticzs Ez7e
been called for these teszs zr Yerk.x
Monday and Wednesday cs nex-
week. It Is expected 70 have ~ -
the physical tssts coz5Ietec tzzs
coming week.
The examinations will be zsvs- q
the Elks club ingtead II tte gssSz.e
hall
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02
Wrestiers Draw.

UNITED Press Leased Wire 5@-ylee !
NEW YORK, Mar. Zoe ssscse-
and Zbyszko, heavyweight Hress1s-g,
today were at status quo znts, ~
lowing their two hour bOut here ~
night. The referee declared gEs
merry goround draw.
The crowd was far from satisfied
with the bout and expressed fts ~,
pleasure at the referees decfs5rg1
9techer, the spectators bsgEegs.
should have had a decision
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02

Pitts burEh's great and only CAT
show met s tragic finish at the start
by colGding with Harry Garfeld's
coal economy orders. Not enough
fuel 10 heat the hall could be had ard
the paTfor pets were bundled up and
taken home. More than any Other
community. Pittsburgh regards DR.
|Gsr1sld SIS most uateliae cuss.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-02

The gas people OF Chicago want a
= Per cent boost in prices and the
Kansas City street car MANAGEMENT
launches = drive for scent fares
Thrift lessons ara taking ruot In All
directors
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Peoples $50; Evening service 1880.
Second Of the series Of tableaux ser
mons. On The Large Heart OF Jesus"
st. Johns church, Episcopal. corner
OF Fourth and Concert streets. Third
Sunday in lent Sunday school a.S9
a. m Morning prayer and sermon at
II q n, under the direction OF the
Brotherhood of St Andrew. Week
day services, Tuesday. O'Clock
?. N; Wednesday. $50 p a.; Thurs
Cay celebration Of holy communion at
$50 a. N: Friday. literary service
.. m Rev. z H. Rudd, D. D, Of Fl
Madison will conduct the services
"Wednesday evening and Thursday
morning
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Lee County
State of Iowa
City of Keokuk

/. 0. ". Sandberg, City Clerk Of the City of
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is g true and cor
rect list of the candidates for nomination 10
the office of Mayor and Councilmen of the City
of keokuk, Iowa, they are to appear upon
the primary ballot of the Primary Election o.
the said city, 10 be held March IL, 1918.
Attest:
0. W. SANDBERG.
City Clerk of the said City of Keokuk
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AIoz-a Drain superintendent Mems
Lecture club p Il Monday P. In
trustee tGaZG meets in lecture room
q cuUa wednesoa! P n, Pr
- lssl-g. Friday p H. class No
: VII meet J. " Drain, leader Dr.
3. 3. Moore, pastor.
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Redeerner English Lutheran church,
Twelfth and Timea streets, Rev. l.
.Richmann. pastor.-Sunday school a.
.9:3O a. IA. Morning services at 1890.
No evening services.
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Swedish Methodist church, corner
Twelfth and Concert streets, F. j..
Swanson, pastor.-Sunday school,
$50 a. N. No other service during
the Sabbath.