Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-02
BUTTONS ON SALE
TOMORROW; BUY!
All to Have Opportunity of Aid
ing a Patriotic Under
taking.

TOMORROW VIII be tag day, though. Il
instead OF the usual paper tags which 4
are offered for sale, attractive buttons
bearing likenesses of the proposed .
soldiers monument will be vended !
by girls and ladies. The proceeds will F.
be used in augmenting the fund with |
which the proposed monument is to .
be purchased and it is the fond hope !
OF those who have been working for /
months on the proposition that /
enough profit will be realized from the
days endeavors TO assure enough
money for the memorial.
The ladies in charge of the sale will /
have headquarters in the New Harper |
House and each corner will have its
quota Of salesladies.
The buttons which are TO be offered
TO the public tomorrow contain pic
lures of the monument which it is
proposed to erect in honor of the
country's veteran soldiers who are
buried at Chippiannock cemetery. The
picture occupies the center of the but
ton while at the top is the inscription
Soldiers Monument" and at the bat
tom Rock Island, Ill"
The districts and the superintend-
/ ents are as follows:
| First avenue, south to Eleventh ave
nue., Ninth and Tenth streets-Mrs.
I Iowa Trefz.
/ First, Second and Third avenues,
I Twelfth to Fifteenth street-Mrs. Ma
tilda Archer; helpers. Miss Ethel
Archer, Miss Fay Gordon and George
Dufin.
Twelfth to Fifteenth street, Third
TO Ninth avenue-Mrs. Anna Downs:
helpers, Mrs. L. NJ. Titterington, the
Miss Carrie Larson, Lillian Bromley,
Blanche Bromley and Julia Eckert.
Fifteenth to Seventeenth street,
Third to Eleventh avenue Mrs.
Eugenia Franks; helpers. Mrs. Des
Lauriers, the Misses Helen Kittilsen,
Marguerite Lamp, Fay Somers, Jose
phine Haas, Irene Johnson, Teresa
Barth. Mabel Smutz and Mrs. Alwilda
Young.
Seventh to Twentieth street, Third
to Ninth avenue-Mrs. Florence MAG
lin.
Twentieth TO Twenty-fourth street,
south to limits-Mrs. F. Taylor; help
ers. Mrs. +. Johnson. Mrs. Erne.
Second avenue, Fifteenth to Seven
teenth street-Mrs Florinda Cox;
helpers, Miss Lillian Cox, Mrs Jessie
Barrett
Second avenue, north to Third, Sew
enteenth TO Eighteenth street-Mrs.
Orpha Beemer
Second avenue, north side of Third,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth street
Mrs Mary Schill; helpers, the Misses
Marion Dauber, Florence Mccarthy,
Regina Mccarthy, Ruth Cralle and
Elizabeth CLANCY.
Spencer square. c. p. x Q. and Pc
oria depots-Mrs. VIII Norris; help
ers, Misses Ruth, Buelah and Lou Har-
ris. Julia Davis, Madge Stewart, Mes
danes Duffin. Oslin. Nieswander Voss
and Crandall and Misses Flynn, Jen.
sen and Fletcher
Ferry dock TO Second avenue-Mrs.
Ida Van Horn.
Bridge, Twenty-fourth to Twenty
sixth street 10 Seventh avenue-Mrs.
Nelson: helpers. Mechanics Beckwith,
Stamm and Faust and the Misses
jerks and Hatch.
Twenty-sixh TO Thirtieth street
Mrs Mary Bealer.
Thlrtieth street-Mrs. Matilda Val
eptine: helpers, the Misses Grace
Peterson. Catherine Robb and Ger
trude Robb
Thirtieth to Thirty-eighth street
Mrs Pickup; helpers, Mrs. Nina
Baughman and Miss Mabel f. John
son.
Thirty-eighth 10 For7y-sixth street,
east end-Mrs Morrison.
Twenty-fourth to Twenty sixth
street-Mrs Baughman.
Ninth TO Eleventh avenue, Fifteenth
TO Twentieth street Mrs. Cinderella
Hoppe: helpers. Mrs Bedford. the
Misses Gladys Ayres, Eva Wise and
p Margaret Weinrich.
South Heights Mary Camp
bell and Mrs. c. Kirch.
Milan-Miss Margaret Carnaghan.
. Street cars-Miss Mabel Payne;
helpers. Mrs. Will Walker, the Misses
Alice Quinlan. Dorothy Tremsnn.
Laura Osborn. Anna Montgomery, Mae
Smith.
: Mrs. William Wynn. chairman OF
the button committee, will be at the
New Harper throughout the day with
a supply OF buttons for the ladies en-
gagged in selling them over the city.
They may be supplied at any time by
D calling on Mrs. Wynn.