The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-28
CITY NEWS

For cobs, call Earl Moore, h l2ol.
II. 0. o. f. Keokuk lodge No. IL,
meets regularly every Monday night.
R o. Mackie, n. G.; Henry Schaefer.
recording secretary.
February % at Chicago, dauSh-
ter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR
Berdonneau. Mrs. Berdonneau was
Miss Edith Dysart of this city.
The case of John Page against
Sheriff John c. Scott in which writ
of habeas corpus was asked has been
continued until March 3. 10 O'Clock.
You haven't seen Norma Tai
madge at her greatest until you
have seen her in "a Daughter OF
Two Worlds Folks, it's picture!
Colonial Sunday. Monday, Tuesday.
Masonic Regular meeting OF
Hardin lodge. No. 90, A. F. and A. Nd,
Monday, March /, 5 o'clock p. m.
Visiting brethren fraternally invited.
BY order OF the w. NJ. G. W. Duer'
kop. secretary.
See it and weep. You won't?
oh, yes you will. Norma Tamadge
made the authors wife cry when she
saw her as Jennie Malone in "A
Daughter of Two Worlds" Colonial
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday.
The body of the late Mrs: Salile
Smith will be taken to Pike county,
Mo-. tomorrow for burial there. The
restrictions regarding public funerals
| still being in force, the services an
tnounccd for Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock at Pilgrims Rest Baptlst
church cannot be held.
announcements have been receiV-
ed here of the opening of Offices in
Chicago of the firm of Jones, Adding
ton. Ames and Seaibold. attorneys and
counselors Walter Clyde Jones.
formerly of Keokuk is senior member
| of the firm.
F. Henry r. Wright and wife Nellie
! have transferred 1913 acres of land
! near Argyle, Iowa, TO w. A. Mccoy
for the sum OF $1,000, according to
revenue stamps. Inez l. Miles and
Fern Miles have given quit claim
deed to Clarence Mullikin for land To-
/ Gated in section eight of township
sixty-six.
: Word has been received here OF
the death OF George b. Arend at
/ Windsor, Canada, former resident
of this city. Mr.. Arend left here seven
years ago, and was employed in ~
shoe factory here for about eIsh.
wears. He is survived by his wife
and two children, his father who lives
at IIaGrance, Mo-, and three orothers,
August H. Arend of keokuk; John
iArend of Hancock county, and Edward
.irend of Davenport, Iowa.
] Capt. H. H Booth of the Salvation
Army young peoples division WORE
for Iowa. Nebraska and Illinois, is IN
Keokuk for series of meetings
Captain Booth has twenty-three towns
under his Jurisdiction. Eis visit here
is for the purpose of putting pep
into the work, and to help out in the
local activities Captain Booth hopes
that more cooperation and supper.
can be given the army here IN us
Young peoples work. Captain Bootl
served overseas and was with the Sal
walton Army in the Gondrecourt ano
Toul sectors.
Advertising rates have increased
less than thirty-three per cent wnlle
publishers costs have increased MT!
Ito one hundred per cent, as the foi
lowing from Standard Remedies,
trade paper of the drug trade
shows. Increases in the Tor
eign general minimum space rates
were made by GIT daily newspapers
between November 16, 1919, and Jan
juary 10, 1920 and decreases in the
same rates we're made during the same
inariod by four dailies. The average
increase in the minimum agate rate
is s5.51. While publishers costs have
Increased from fifty to 100 per cent
during the last year, the increases IN
advertising space has advanced less
than thirty-three per cent.