KEUPER

term given to the upper and most division of the Tria ic system, In specific Great Britain the K. are divided inte boilRheetic or Penarth beds, the Upper K. flash marl and the Lower K. sandstone, The Rheetic contains rock salt, which coast is mined in Cheshire and other localities. by K. has a few fosil remains including fow 8. by plants of cypre order, calamites, and Magcgillisuburb of London, Surrey, England; site ft. in of Royal Botanic Gardens, founded 1759 Ireland. by m. of George III, contains for KEWANEE, a city of Ilifnofs, i occur Henry co. It is on the Burlington Route potatoes, railroad, and is the center of an exten: cattle sive farming region, It has also a number Pop. of important industries. Pop, 1920, 16,026, SIMON KEWATIN. See Kuzwarmw. DE noble KEW-KIANG, or EIU-KIANG, a city supand seaport of Ohina, in the k but province. It is on the S. to inYang-tse-Kiang River. It has a large and trade in tea, Pop, about 60,000, KEY, simplest form designed (b. American cient Egyptians) to Be pogo A f | through staples; later form to compre 3s, 0 Watkins springs which hold lock, Modern locks private consist of series of wards, to which ke; is shaped. adand (1849), a Swedish writer and feminist; 6 great in Smalend. She wrote from 1870 on z counvariety of subjects relating to womex When and women’s work, From 1899 to 1916 by she lived abroad, Her radical ideas a: prolove and marriage created much dis Quizoie, cu ion and considerable criticism. Hej Bill works include Love and Ethics, and Thi Tempest; Younger Generation, Annie KEYS, FLORIDA, See Frorm, Kays, from KEY, FRANCIS SCOTT (1780-1943 boiled American lawyer and poet; 6, Frederi co., Maryland. He was educated at St W.), John’s College, Anna polis, and enterer Pop. on the practice of law, beginning a Brede rick City and afterward removin: te Washington, where, for some years, he was district attorney of the District of Columbia. In the War of 1812, he was a prisoner on a British ship and witne ed the bombardment of Fort McHenry, near Baltimore, 1814. 'The relief he exerienced, when on the following morning ho saw that the American colors were til fioating over the fort found expre ion in The Star Spangled Banner, which set to the music of A nacre on in Heaven, achieved enormous popularity and has since established itself as the national anthem, A volume of his poems was published posthumously, in 1856.