The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-05-13

massed by schools on upper Main
street sidewalks as follows:
Lincoln on south side between
Ninth and Tenth.
Garfield on north side between
Ninth and Tenth.
Wells on south side between Tenth
and Eleventh
George Washington ON north side
between Tenth and Eleventh
St. Peters on south side between
Eleventh.
ST. Mary's on south side below
Twelfth.
Terrence on north side between
Eleventh and Twelfth.
Carey on south side between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Jefferson on north side between
Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Pies Must Be in This Evening.
The Red Cross committee on Pies
issue the following orders to the
Keokuk women baking the pastry:
Pies must be delivered between
and 7 o'clock this evening at the
basement OF the Elks club.
be placed there are nine inches
square, and the pies must be smaller
than this in diameter.
Miss Nettie Younker and Mrs. J.
B. Well have charge at the Elks'
club basement.
In charge of delivery at the rail-
road station will be Miss Agnes
Trimble, Miss knne Davis, Miss Mar
hnr- nf
Baby Welfare league.
All the above directions to pte
bakers must be observed to the let
ter. There is no possibility Of deviat-
ing a hairIine from them.
Giving Pies to Soldiers.
The girls in Red Cross costumes
distributing the pies and brick ice
cream to the soldiers, with the Baby
Welfare league. will assemble on
Water street from Main to Johnson
street which Will be roped OF and
guarded from the public for this pur-
pose.
Each soldier will be given home
made pie like his mother makes at
home. and brick ice cream.
The packages will be handsomely
decorated with the national colors
and the rainbow colors of the divi-
sion to which the men belong.
The List Of Pretty GirIs-
The girls who will distribute the
pies to the soldiers at the union
station just before their departure
are Miss Marie Weber, Miss Beatrice
Weissenberger, Miss Virginia Dun
lap, Mrs. Mary Bell Wilcox, Miss
Florence Talbot, Miss Coral In
skeep, Miss Mary Hollingsworth,
Miss Corinne Weber, Miss Florence
Little. Miss Louisa Harrison, Miss
Louise Sterne, Miss Dorothy Norton,
Miss Margaret Mckenzie. Miss
Madaline Murphy, Miss Ann McKen-
zie, Miss Florence Sansone. Miss
Nellie Joyce. Miss Florence Donovan,
Miss Nellie Rovane, Miss Inez Ro-
vane. Miss Anna Conway, Miss Mar
guerite Belts, Miss Katherine Hat
ton. Miss Emma Peterson, Miss Viola
Atterberg, Miss Helen Ludwig. Miss
Garnet Benbow, Miss Eleanor Schlot-
ter, Miss Ruth Sittler, Miss Alma
Couloy, Miss Mildred Gambrel, Miss
Hazel Sullivan, Miss Ruth Stein
metz, Miss Margaret Meyers. Miss
Ruth Bankson, Miss Hurley Fisk.
Miss Bessie Hasper, Miss Mary
Banghart, Miss Gertrude Off, Miss
Margaret Hedge, Miss Hazel Wells,
Miss Elsie Bauer, Miss Helen Nor
gan, Miss Christine John.
The Committee from Des Moines.
The Des Moines committee gent to
welcome the famous Iowa regiment
at the border of the state divided
into three sections. One section
goes to Dubuque, one to Davenport,
and the third comes here. It will
arrive over the Rock Island road at
7:35 o'clock this evening and will
be met and entertained while here
by q large committee Of prominent
citizens OF Keokuk.
The committee coming to Keokuk