The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-25
PROGRAM READY
/. FOR SWINE SHOW
Two Days Sessions Next Wednesday
and Thursday viii be Filled with
Interest and Instructive
Features.
POLITICAL ADDRESSES
There viii be Discussion Of League Of
Nations from Both standpoints
by Speakers Of
Note.
POLITICAL

be held next Wednesday and Thurs
I day, September 20 and 80. The off
/ cial program for the show indicates
/ that the committee in charge has
spared no efforts in giving Keokulx
people. and the visitors from the sur
rounding community who will be
here, an interesting and profitable
two days. There will be addresses
on the league of nations from the
angles of both political parties.
| Band concerts, street dances, ex-
hibits of live stock and garden truck,
auction sales and addresses of inter-
est to those who are stock raisers
will all tend to make the program
well balanced and interesting to
everyone.
Here is the program for the two
days:
Wednesday, September 20.
1000 a. m.-Display Of city boys
and girls pigs, pigeons. rabbits. poul-
try and garden truck. Open to the
public at 223 Main street
Pure bred Poland China hogs on
display at PIP Main street.
Pure bred Hampshire hogs on dis
play at 212 Main street.
Display of Hampshire show hogs
at G23 Main street
LOO p. NAT 212 Main street, ad-
dress by Mayor Craig. Address by
III. c. Brown, president of Lee County
Hampshire Swine association.
Auction sale of pure bred Poland
China hogs
400 p. m.-Band concert at Third
and Main streets.
Tx rp-PanI ~ornoe% 81 rft
and Main streets
er, attorney, of Omaha, Neb. on the
league of nations, front of Elks
building.
between Third and Fourth on Blon-
deau
Thursday, September 80.
10000 a. m.-Band concert
1880 a. m.-Moving pictures of
wonderful picture; don't miss it, At
Hippodrome Admission free
100 p. m.-Hampshire moving pic
lures at the Hippodrome Admission
free.
1870 p. NAT 212 Main street, ad-
dress by Major Dent Atkinson. an
seiolueHl Spedhci WILL uduOudl
reputation.
2:3o p. NAT 212 Main street,
address by Mayor Craig. Address by
H. c. Brown. president of Lee County
Hampshire Swine association. Ad-
dress by E. c. Stone. secretary of the
American Hampshire Swine associa-
ton.
Auction sale Of pure bred Hamp-
shire hogs
4:3O p. m.-Grand Industrial pa
radc on Main street.
500 p. m.-Hampshire moving pic
lures at the Hippodrome. Admission
free
1880 p. m.-Band concert at Fourth
and Blondeau streets.
$50 p. m.-Free street dance be-
tween Third and Fourth on Blon-
deau
Tho PARADE Lineup.
The big feature of Thursdays pro
gram will be the parade, and floats
many of the business
houses will be in line. All who intend
to participate are reminded that they
must notify c. S. Abel, chairman OF
the committee, by Wednesday. Sep
tenF0er 90.
The following firms Will have floats
in line:
Keokuk National bank, State Cen
trail Savings bank, Keok1rk Trust Co.,
Odell Jewelry Co, Purity Oats Co,
Baur- Mu1larky Co, Keokuk Lumber
Co, Standard Four Tire Co., Kellogg
Birge Co., Aver Motor Co, Security
State bank, Smith Hardware Co.,
Home Tea Co., A. Weber Co., 0. G.
Mgandt, Renaud Jewelry Co., Bartholo-
new Bros, Monroe Motor Co, Iowa
State Insurance Co., Auto Inn Garage.
F. ]. Warnecke, Keokuk Savings
bank, Royal Cloak Co, Swift & Co.,
D. ]. Handy, Coca Cola Bottling works.
Overland Keokuk Co., Dimond Milling
Co, Swan Lumber Co., J. Burk G Co.,
Keokuk Cadillac Co., Keokuk Electric
Co. D7lncap-Schell Furniture Co, Har-