The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-28

| from Mount Pleasant through YAK
land, Mills. Salem. Donnellson and
Mooar.
! keokuk Made Prominent.
Keokuk is played up above all other
places on the Pershing Way for this
sociahiIity run OF motorists. Its name
Is the only one printed in large letters
In the official announcements, and the
badges to be worn read:
"Sociability Run. July SO. Mason
City to Keokuk."
"A visit to the big power dam at
Keokuk which you have been wanting
to see all this time but never had the
opportunity, will alone be worth the
whole trip" says the official an
nouncement and literature being cir.
culated along the route.
Posters giving the schedule Of the
run will be posted in all the towns OF
the Iowa division.
The Cedar Falls Commercial club
VIII send along its male quartet to- as
sist in the entertainments to be given
in all the cities in which the tourists
stop.
To be Entertained.
The state highway commission and
the state conservation commission.
which is choosing sites for state parks
just now, will both have members In
the party as guests OF honor.
E. R. Harlan, OF Des Moines, and
DR.. L. Fl. PamInel, OF Ames, will be
two of these, and they are expected to
make some speeches during the stops.
All sorts Of entertainment Is being
planned for the tourists in the crsfes
and towns visited, but the CONNER
cIal clubs OF these towns have not
yet announced their detail programs.
T. R. Bartholomew, president OF the
Keokuk Automobile club and resident
director of the Pershing Way, has
charge OF the Keokuk end Of the socia-
bility run.
Pilots WILL meet the party one mile
out Of town, to lead the way through
all the cities and conduct them to tie
show places in each city. They also
will show the tourists the way to get
out of town.
Schedule Of the Trip.
The complete schedule of the run,
ending at the Hotel Iowa in Keokuk,
is as follows, the total mileage being
1888 miles, and the names being
those Of the local director Of the
Pershing Way:
Start Tuesday, July s.
700 a. m.,-Mason City, W. J.
Walker.
7:4o-Nora Springs, F. A wiegand-
8:24-Rockford, G. H. Calvin, W. s.
Koerner
8:56-Marble Rock, G. W. Gates.
Is minute stop at Round Grove to
see park site.
s:3T-Green, c. NJ. Mather.
9:51-Packard, Ray Randell.
Charlottesville, R H Waugh
State park site here.
1o:37-Shell Rock, c. R Thompson
11:t2-Waverly, ]. @. Lauer and
Capt Claude Cool.
State park site here.
11:2o-Janesville, VIII Bedford.
Noon control-Cedar Falls, S. y.
Bailey.
Headquarters at Blackhawk hotel.
100 p. m.-Waterloo, G. V. Orr.
1:23-Washburn, Henry Kouth.
1:52-La Porte City, c. A. Brust.
2:21-Mt Auburn, D. L. Mackie.
s:T-Yinton, 4. C. Houlihan.
z:03-SheQsburg L. a Dickinson.
! 4:21-Pslo, Glen Elson.
/ 4:5NCovington, George Engle.
BIZ srTive-Cedar Rapids, L A |
Murphy.
Spend night here
headquarters at Montrose hotel
Wednesday.
Murphy.
51.So-Wsgtsrn, DR.. ". ]. Netolicky.
COX. 'alneS bower
ss: go J. A Hrdliska
s.st -,orth Liberty, Julius Kohl
w n%a City, r c. Pickett.
9:5e-Hnlu. eiSicy.
, 1e:1iss-Rtvsrsids, J. H. w,I,or
}, t1:dd1a-AAinsworth. z. Iseminrer
11:F-Wayne. nay .. DIX.
11:55-Olcs, J. W. Eys,.s
1t 12:os-swedesburg, ] p e.,.,
1886 arri7e-Nt Plesssn, 'ueSey.