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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
SOCIALISTS TO
BE SEATED
rEVs Ner6%rs q Legislature, Vito
were Onset, F<srs Se.n Elect
Cd Esaf1 " Hes YORK
ycTsrs

UNITED Press LEaazc Wire seTceI
ALBASET, y. Z, SecE 23-The Jeg-
sslac8r>. useraEg Il specla4 session u1~
afght IN consider tie housing sftszz-
.io1, viii be colfronced With aceeDc~
Ing Of -s5ec-lag The five socialist
reembe-s II the sss@m 54y expelled last
sy-.ag On cha rges If GIsioysJtyy
The socfalsrs were re~%ie>sd III
sZecizi e.ecclnna held "a New York
ctr zs+ week
Indications pntHted roIzy IN The at
s@r.8ly reversing ia artion and yctfn z
fn seat the sGc5alisEs--the rep2oIlr-gGs
on The grounds II '"rDIiGcal eEperL-
ezGy" arf the democrats "a 4 matter
u partjsansafp,
Major Iew!a CgvijI;er. New YorE
temorraL. ha6 L -eanl1tion prepared,
irs:ractjng the 59t.nt@ry coraznhiee:
n reporr oark n the &2s@rh big IN the
eligibility III me sTe snclzJisCs. He
planned IN submit *hEs Immediately
after the assembly coGvelss cOat glr.
He vas one os the IazEtnz ng8rea IN
the prsTf0ags prosecution II the So
s5aI lists,
Speaker Sweet, rapr. h.ir1an, Who tonk
the initiative IN eElsI!ing the go>iaf
ists haJs publicly announced his tnten
tfon Of bia rGsGmtng the fight tn oGs7
.hsna.
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s.os.n Hearina Wetn.s1a1.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHETCTCes, Sept z8-The
senate Investigation u campaign
funds VII reopen here Wednesday,
Senator Kenyon, chairman IT the in
vesGGgatInz cororIttee, announced on
rig retain u Uashfn gtnn tosay.
4 long list u Witnesses have been
summoned T1ge committee b-opea 10
colnplete its work within a veek
4 controversy was IN gignt between
the TepG bIican and the democrat
member Of The committee over the
SgtGre trend oF the inquiry Kenyon
and other republicans desire to take
- dem0crztIc zctivties and charges
m related 20 CoyeIor Cox'a aEiegz-
lions concerning 4 republican "afusn
Egnt," Democrats Insfgt Cox'g
charges be followed up and have
promised more leads" will be sub
laft.et by z. II. Moore. Co1's zpokes-
man, when sessions resume
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

of the town of Montrose to the cor
porate limits OF the town OF Fort
Madison, Iowa, and upon alongside
and over a certain public highway
commonly known as the Montrose
and Fort Madison River road, which
highway is more particularly de-
scribed as follows: "a certain public
highway known as the Aontrose and
Fort Madison river road. and which
highway commences at the northerly
corporate limits Of the town Of Mont
rose in the northeast quarter of sec
ton ten C1e) in township Hixty-stx
1857 north in range five (5) west OF
the fifth 9th principal meridian, IN
Lee county, Iowa, and extends in
northerly direction across said north
east quarter of section ten t10) and
across section three t3D in the same
township and range, and across sec
tons thirty-four (34l, twenty-seTen
(2T1 and twenty-five f22) and the
southwest quarter OF section fifteen
tI5) in township sixtyseven t6I)
north in range five go west Of the
fifth (5thl principal meridian to the
center OF said section fifteen (f5),
thence easterly to the east line OF
section fifteen (15D, thence northerly
thereon to the south line of section
eleven G1), thence easterly thereon
and northeasterIy across the south
east quarter Of section eleven I'D
and the south half Of section twelve
(12) to the city limits Of the city OF
Fort Madison to the intersection of
said highway with the right-of-way
of the Chicago, Burlington and Quiu-
cy railroad near the northeast corner
of the southeast quarter of said sec
ton twelve t12l in township sixty
seven fsT) north in range five t5}
west Of the fifth t5th) principal me
ridian, In Lee county, Iowa" line
or lines for the transmission OF cleo
tricfty and telegraph and telephone
purposes, as prayed for in said appii
cation
Provided. That said poles when so
constructed shall not In any way in
terfere with fhe public or private use
OF said highway, and that said poles
shall be so placed az may conform 20
section f527.c Of the 1913 supplement
to the code of Iowa and as required
By said statutes Of the state Of Iowa;
and the said Mississippi River Power
company, its grantees. SUCCESSORS and
assigns are authorized to construct,
operate and maintain the same in a
good, workmanIike manner;
On motion the following persons
were appointed to serve as Judges
and clerks at the coming general
election to be held in Lee county on
November 2. 1920:
Cedar Observation-Disclosures: William
E. E Davidson, A J. Lamm;
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

clerks. A B. Derosear and william
r Pease-
Charleston Township Judges: Fred
Haase, Fred Bail, Casper Swinder
man; clerks: Ben C. Wahrer and
| J. H Vermazen.
Denmark Township-Judges: n. Fl
Houston. C. E. Lewis, Fred Grossman
clerks: Arthur Wooiroffe and r. E
Hazen
! Des Moines Township Judges
John Freeman, John G. Larson, John
Lowry; clerks: John Cruze and {.
II. O'Connor
DonnelIson Precinct Franklin Town,
lship-Judges George W. Hemmin
ger, John Schnebele. j. L. Kreiger:
clerks: A. H Lowenberg and
George H. Baust.
Franklin Precinct Franklin Town
Eship-Judges H. H. Myers, William
.Schrainer. Carl Miller; clerks: Aug
ust Fey and n. H Seyb.
Green Bay Township-Judges: San,
Tucker, George C. Gibbs. Charles Ire,
land; clerks H. j. Bergundthal and
Fred o. Tucker
Harrison Township-Judge Louis
Rohdy. Harry B. Elder, Jacob Rohdy:
clerks: Willis Robertson AMI G. l.
Graham
Jackson Township First Precinct
Judges: Sam c. Westcott. j. C. Para.
disc. c. H Frank: CLERKS: W. w.
Gwin and l.. w Parsons
Jackson Township Second Precinct
Judges: John A. Saltzer, C. A. Me-
Namara, NJ J. Burk clerks: Frank
Moelier and George ]. D. Saltzer.
Jackson Township Third Precinct
Judges: Thomas p Breheny, Eugene
A. Carter, Cortez Maxwell; clerks /:
Joseph A. Riley and George W. West
Jackson Township Fourth Precinct
Judges: T. J. Landman, e. F. Tay-
Tor, H. T. Henderson. clerks: j. e.
Mitchell and J. r. Lungram.
Jackson Township Fifth Precinct
Judges: B. G. Raber, ]. w. McEvoy,
Charles NJ. Fuller; clerks: Fred d.
FIELDS and Alvin Kraft
Jackson Township Sixth Precinct
Judges: P. J. Concannon, August G..
and l.. r. Lotion.
Jackson Township Seventh Precinct
Judges: II. G. Seemann, Frank
Swan, E. G. Gibson: clerks: r. ".
Bear and Frank GoetZ.
Jackson Township Outside Precinct
Judges: William Meister, Henry
weirather, Edward A Johnson;
clerks; William D. Turner and T. E.
Kerr.
Jefferson Township-Judges G. j.
Slagenbush, George z. Powers. Joe
Cloud; clerks: J. NJ. Kudebeh and q.
7. Lyons
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Uniformed Soldiers VIII Arpear in the
Arnniseice Day Psrate With
Real Rifles and Aceou1r>-
inertia
VETERANS FAVOR THIS
Members Of tire Squads are EnthGsias.
tic Enough 70 Purchase Their
Own Rifles for tn.
Team

A uniformed drill team composed Of
seven or eight squads ct former serv-
Ice men, members Of keokuh post
No. f., the American Legion, VIII De
feaEu-e of the Iegicus turnout on
ArmisIice day. and On every occasion
where drill team VII be utilized
Tie drill team idea has been con
sidere6 for some time, and II was de-
cidsd BY the veterans that they would
Ike TO have such an organization
Moody Short and some OF the other
men who know the driu work viii
probably act as instructors and the
team Il certain 70 make 2 hit vher-
ever Il gnes.
The members Of the team viii pur-
chase their OWL rifles TIE govern
Elenr Just HOW is Offering rifles Of
the Springfield variety 81 special
prices, and the team sEemhers VIII
buy their own guns
Besides Appearing n pa-ades such
as Arufstice day and other cslebra-
nons, the team viii take prominent
Part IN any funerals the post may
conduct There are several bod
being returned 10 this country for IN
te-msnJ here. and It Is expected that
the post VIII turn out as they did
for Captain LeBrcn-
Appreciation OF the IeEons CO
Operation has been expressed BIZ
Mrs. Elizabeth r. LeBrou IN a letter
10 Commander Brown OF Eeokuk
pest Mrs. LeBror expresses her
pleasure and appreciation az the
Iegfor's assistance ii the funeral
services for her son, held here two
weeks ago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
SWEET POTATOES
FROM MONTROSE
}. G. cocney, Who is Here for Grand
Jury Work, Brings Product of One
Hill Weighing Over
Seven Pounds.

J. G. Coorsy, who Is here On grand
jury duty brought with him a bunch
OF fourteen sweet potatoes, weighing
seven and half pounds and raised
z one hill The potatoes are fine
specimens Of the kind they raise near
sandy soil
two big ones On the vines IN this hill
The potatoes were brought into the
Gate City Office by Mr.. Cooney. who
was displaying them with Just pride
The sweet potato crop this year VIII
be q good one. although not as good
~ it would have been had the vines
not suffered early In the season
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

| Madison Township First Precinct
Judges: Clyde Rayn, f. r Buckhoitx,
E v. Holland: clerks: D. F. Alley and
William z. Moffftt
/ Madison Township Second Precinct
Judges: H. H. LaFoIlette. II. u
Richers, R. G. Hitch; clerks: F. Al
Amborn and r Fl. WarCile.
s Madison Township Third Precinct
I Judges: W A. Childers Henry BoeY
nor. s. A. Lauther; clerks: r. J. Hop
kirk and c. W Storms
/ Madison Township Fourth Precinct
Judges: Henry F'ipp. Clarence p
Cowles, o. G. Hessig: clerks: l.. d
Trip AMI w F. Maize
( Madison Township Fifth Precinct
Judges: F. F. Baker. Fl. J. Dorring.
Frank SaIIen clerks: NJ. J. Collins and|
Fred Soechtig
Madison Township Sixth Precinct
Judges: r. r. Englehard, John Korsch-
gan R NJ yanBuskirk: clerks: Geo.
Fruehling and w Fl. South.
Marion Township-Jndges Ben
Link clerks: George Hellman anff
Lyde Overton.
Montrose Township-Judges: E.
crane JOuu tELH, . .. NkAsuSv
clerks. r. p Allen and l. G. CarrieA
Pleasant Ridge Township-Jafges.
William Hunold, Glenn Winneke- ], a
Mccoy; clerks: ]. C. Foggy and Fred
Hosier.
Van Buren, Township-Judges: NJ
4. Wirsig. Perry Mcpherson. B. b
Heron clerks. T. C. Pollard and John
DeKlee
Washington Township Judges:
Herman yogt, Gus J. Miller. J. II
Valley clerks: Alex. Foggy and Edward
Reichelt.
West Point Township-Judges II.
G. Brandt Martin Shoene; clerks: Her
man Lohmen and d. A. King.
In the matter of the Green Bay
ievee and drainage district No :. on
motion. a resolution was passed ap
proving Engineers voucher No. 26s 10.
s36s. so; No. 270 for 10000; No "a
for s5sT.36; No. 272 for S1,157.46, anu
No 2T3 for $4,000.
On motion the minutes were approx
ed and the board adjourned to NEE.
Friday. September II, 1920, at
O'Clock a. m.
Attest: A hAMMEhbh'
/ R. A GARDNER, Chairman
County Auditor.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
Gasoline to Help
Lower Food Prices

"Of all gasoline manufactured IL the United
States, $3.50 is used by auecrzotiye vehicles
(Ol News, 7-5-Ie2G, p 49,
AOf all the meter vehicles n Use n the Middle
West, $50 OF the total r-gistrzticn ere farmer
owned' (Arthur Cspper Address, 1870. Case
line il taking the place OF vanishing r1an-pcwer
CO the farms; and not culy does Il reduce the
nlan-horzrs required to produce given amount
OF food, bur II also reduces the actual cost Of
production, and this despite the Advancing price
OF gasoline (EI. w. Quzirtancs Influence Of
Farm Machinery or P-oducriou' Power Wagon
Reference Book, 1926, page S6L)
Authorities agree tE.at gasoline is most import
ant factor IN the production and Distribution OF
food procucta-
When gasoline Is srapicyed universally to IN
crease the efficiency Of Ela1-pcwer On the farm,
we may lock for vastly increased prcducticn
and consequent decrease II the cost OF pro-
ducuz food-
Il the eleven Middle West states served by the
Standard Oil Csupsay (Indiana) more than
1G0, coo tractors n 1se, and the number Is
rapidly,
In tie stztes served by the Standard Oh Cou-
pauy Gadians) the number Of farmer owned
motor trucks is a. follows:
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II. Nafter suaaesta.

view York World: George Z Lewis
Is II With the first cam paign story.
Although It f. "rehash" On the old
"cnlf 0ocoa7 tale. here goez:
Harding and Coolidge sat DOWN 20
dine. Coolidge ordered beans and
Harding the same. After the ban
q1et was served GarEaIieI HariInzj
called the waiter.
our beans are cold" gnorred
Gam2liel.
Sorry. cir" repIied the waiter.
Why not put on your hatar'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
Late Market Quotations

CATTLE rarrfr,rz am, rsa5. 1890.
fsteadv sIav Raavas e. ss.eSTs 80
kbutchers sfeck Is 5e5s1f 51- ea Ig,.-
and cutters. s4s5aa7 81. stocEers AMI
Feeders s5s5T95as &C., ss go
| IL So. calves i5.seap1s az 'u
sheep receipts. "a COO head. mar.
ket slow. 2sc lower lambs AZ $50
El2.sG; ewes, Sa.00GS13.5o.
St. Louis Live stock
ST. Louis. No. Senr a0-catt.a
receipts, $500 head; market s5s
lower, steady Texas receipts. ss.0
1890; yearIing steers and heirars.
s3.5aGa5d. cows. s5.a60IB.0a:
stoceers and feeders, s3.75ais.0 90;
calves, s45ad3 Ie.50
Hog receipts. 1850 head; market
e5@5ee higher Mixed and butchers,
sfT-69G Is-25: good TO heavy, s16.75
q 1850: rough. sf415GI5.25: light,
1890 6Is.25. pigs. sfa. 50GI5.54;;
bulk. sfS.9o4IsIe
Sheep receipts, 1900 head; market
steady. Ewes sf1-0GG L. "a.
Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept. De
steady Native steers, sa-25II725:
cows and heffers, 34oG615-25; stock
ers and feeders. $4,000 1925; calves,
ss.50115.5e.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head Mar
ket Is to Acc higher. Bulk, st7-25a
ITS. heavy. sI7.ooGf7.75; medium.
sfT-4G6 1855; light. sfT10GI7.T5.
Sheep Receipts, Is 600 head. Mar
ket slow To steady Lambs, sfI. SOC
1880: ewes, ss60GeT5: stocIters
and feeders, So. G4I1 1880; grass weth-
ers. sT-25Gss5
OMAHA. Net. Sept 7o-Cattfe-
Receipts. $1,000 head MarEet steady
ia &c lower Steers s1pnof7r- 20
cows and heffers ss-5as75 stork- I
ers and feeders. s55oaaI - % caves
$500. bulls and stags. SIC 90. vest.
err rangers s5g0@IT 90
Hogs-Recaints s00 had Mar.
Eet stead 10 25e higher Pink srsa5F
aT79g- ton s1-sa
sheep-Receiuts. es zoo head Mar
ket TX to sc higher Yea-Tfurs &c q
$3.50. wefhers- sTz5Ns lambs /
"a non Igs5 ewes 80 aaGs-5
chrar, pr,a.e-
CHICAGO. Sept %. = gutter-
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Westhcr Ecrecasr-

IT, & Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau-l
For keokuk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy and somewhat unse.tle1 to-
night and Tuesday; not much change
IN temperature
For Iowa: Partly cioudv and soTue-
what unsettled tonight and Tuesday:
warmer II northwest portion tonight
For Missouri: Generally fair to
night and Tuesday; not mucn cI anee
II temperature
For Illinois: Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday except unsettled in ez-
rreTse north portion not much
change II temperature
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chiczao ca ga Grair.


CHICAGO. Sept 20.-Wheat-No. |
red s2.541a@ 2-57A No. 2 red,
s2s3A G2.57: No. red, s2.5tG2.5s.
No 2 hard, ss.5oG2.52. No. 3 hard.
sc47G24a; No. 8 spring, s2.4s.
Corn-No- l yellow sf.23A @
1-25h; No. 3 yellow, 31-21GI.2 2A !;
No. yellow. s12r1z: No. ) yellow,
$4,000 III; No. yellow. 1920;
No I white. s1.236125A- No 2
white, s12f91 251a; No. 3 white,
:f21; No. 4 white. $40; No. l mix
ed. s122R @1e5a; No z mixed.
s.. s2h n1.25ta; No mixed Size;
No. naked. sis; No. s mixed, Sill.
oatg-No. 8 white. 5sh Gsol4c;
No white, 5shT5sAc; standard.
sec.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA Ill, Sept. 28.-Con-Nn.
I white, $40; No. yellow, s1-2oG
l.si; No. yellow, s119G121. No 1
mixed, s11s; No 2 mixed, si-ls.
oats-No. white, soc: No 8
white, Sc.
St Louis Cash Grain, Close.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Sept. 2G--Corn--
No. 2 white. sf25; No. 3 white, sf.23:
September, $40: December, s1.07as
Oats-No. white. 61hG62c; No.
3 white, 60A 961hc; No. white,
sic; September. Soc; December,
s2hc.
Chicago Live Stock
CHICAGO SAINT 2o-Hoe receipts.
q, 900 head: market 25T35c higher.
Bulk, s15.4061SI5: butchers $500
also: packing. siS.59G 1880: light,
$4,000 1900: pigs. s15-T5G 1850;
roughs, s16.e1Gi6-50-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
international Conference.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
WASHINGTON, Sept %. - The
American commissioners 10 the com
ing International communications
conference in Washington met AZ the
state department today TO discuss
the United States policy.
Representatives Of the United
States, Great Britain. Japan, France
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

and Italy Will confer here October 3.
This n1eetflg viii be preliminary 10
the main conference, 70 which I'll the
nations II tie world will be invited
TIE preliminary conference viii get
the date for the pIenary conference.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
Grain Review.

TUnited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Sept. 20--After opening
weak on large receipts and under
gsEerai pressure, grain quotations on
the Chicago board of trade rallied At
the close today Corn was especially
weak az the opening. due to the COZ
timed warm weather and other
favorable crop conditions. Wheat
followed the corr market. Provisions
held steady through the session
December wheat. after dropping
~ at the opening. 23S. rsgained . at
the close March wheat was on al
the opening. 30, but closed up H.
September corn, OF 81 at the
opening, 12e. rallied eM at the close.
December corn at 197 at the opening
was OF fiis, but regaiued 1 later
At 5sTs. September oats was up
from SATURDAYS close at the open
ing, and was up - ar the close De-
cember oats. opening at 81, was of
s., closing y higher.
DAILY RANGE or PRICES.
\. fETCAE0 Cant 80
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
Derreans Himself.

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Cox de-
ciares that Chairman Hays Il "a
Darefaced liar" Tut, tut, Jimmie, re-
member that you are supposed 10 be
big man and that you are actually
running for the presidency,
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Islands, SIC.
Live poultry-t2utet. Geese j..
ducks. a56 40c;: fowls, 3S043r. ~
keys Acc; ROSTERS. 24c; chjcss..
brotiers, ssg42c.
Cheese Quiet. Stare milk conn.
TO special, 23I4e; skilas common !.
specials, I5TI71sc.
Butter-Firmer Receipts. "a "a,
Creamery extras, 5s4aR6ec; daI,,
tubs. fs@53c; imitation creamsr,
frsts. nominal
EggsSteadT Receipts. 22-as
Nearby white fancy, 210sgc, nearh,
mixed fancy. 5a973c; fresh frsts 4
R53c.
Rye, Barley, Seed.
CHICAGO. Sept .Rye-No.
s1st1a.
Barley scas1.os.
Timothy seeds 5eR3n5.
Clover seed-s20G0G25 co.
81 Louis Horses and Mules.
SIT LOUIS. Sept. .-Ffnrses--s
but trading was not brisk and maeV
ket IL general failed to respond with
80 - - 'A'''e = . LiAiii
Good to choice drafts (I40o
Z. :. ,.s -.
$500 $50 100 -
y,la $500 1850 III. Ai y y
- ~ $50. ,..,'l - -- : - 80
49, -! W - - 80
81 al Soeei ~ Z hei
-
I $50 800 =
- ~ e.n @ za4 me
ia. u - 80 = = - q
! sa.lear -1ur ~ =
:.
70 % t272 hanas .-.------- leals =.
nauus ---.---- oo9 .ssI
- 70 L4+s hanas ----.--.. s5<
~ 10 i5ta hands .---...--- 1Vd s9|
ST Louis hay Market
ST LOUIS, Sept. hay Fss-
cetpfsv ~ cars lnciudfns Y unf9shF,
II clover mixed, clover, ~ alfaifas
3 prairie NO improvement IN .nzF.
ketfng conditions demand SLOW and
ouirements. Sales: Timothy-Pert
car threshed at SO, part car No az
SIS. part car no grade at s2a one
car part thrsshed and part NO. : az
So round one car No. 3 at s2S, twoI
cars No at s2s, two cars do at s-5
one car do at saS, two cars and paF5
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

The christening of ship with wine
is survival of the old blood sa0''
fee.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

The earthquakes of Italy numpereu
5.9e3 in the 2o-year period endns
with 1910.
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was rejected. Supervisor Kamnerer
voting nay, Supervisor Cruikshank
voting nay, Supervisor Maxwell vot.
ing nay:
c. z. Meek, damage TO auto
mobile 81 ~
On motion the monthly report OF
II. A SkyIes. county treasurer, was
approved and ordered filed
On motion a resolution was passed
transferring the domestic animal
fund az provided in section 45S-D,
code
This being the day set for the hear
ing Of the Mississippi River Power
company for permission to build,
maintain and operate a transmission
line, on motion duly made and sec
onded the following resolution was
passed:
Resolved, That the said Mississippi
River Power company be. and it is
hereby. granted the right TO con
str71ct. operate and maintain, upon.
over and aIon gside the public road
extending from the corporate limits
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
River Bulletin.
Weather Conditions.

Pressure Is high from the Missis-
slppi river eastEard. but it "a decreas-
ing over the northern mountains and
plateau regions. Temperatures have
risen somewhat IN advance Of this
depression
no precipitation of importance has
occurred during the Last tvenry-four
10 forty-efght hours except light scat
tered showers IN the extreme north.
west, IN Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Eastern Iowa
Partly cloudy and somewhat IN.
settled weather is looked for in this
vicinity tonight and Tuesday with
not much change IN temperature.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

Mutton ia the meat with the most
nourishment
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
Local Observations.

River stage AZ a. m, "a feet;
change in - hours, fall EeVe1-tentha.
Mean Temperature 18th, II: highest
g.; lowest, 50; lowest last night, 81.
Relative humidity 18th, T. n, II;
II noon, 80; Z p. m. 81.
CARL e. KADLET.
Observer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20
DAILY RANeE or PRICES.

CHICAGO. Sept. se.
Open High Low Clio:
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-20

Liberty Bond Market
NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-Liherty
bonss were quoted today as fcliows(
s1ss, a0.o2; second AZ. s. %. frs,
4T6s, $500: second fAs. sFaa sffry1
4As. 1856; fourth 4As. s554; VIZ
tory 34s, 1854; Victory AIS. Ssh