Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-24

scar HrFss.rs ali previous records for
state work.
Individual Camps.
Reports vrre then read tv tho vaEi-
QUO camp secretaries. uairh i~ detail
showed flr W1rs accomplished In the
individual camps. They explained the
situation in each 20: their districts.
The report 90 Camp so. @ Rock
Island. aaE prepared hv Charles
EreEmr of this cts. The local mcm-
t-rs. according ro tho resume OF the
scar. placed bibles tn the GCneEeo no
tells. assisted .u hauuE the Scripture
placed lr each uf the guest rooms in
hostri-ieE ln algscatiue. ard have ar
ranged for tire same iu Rock Island
and Moline
Aucr reports OF the standing COM
miuces we're made and other business
matters attended %. the election OF of
ferrE and selection OF a convention
place sor 1916 was disposed Of
shortly after O'Clock the adjourn
msuf was taken and an auto trip was
made hV the visitors fhrouEh the bust
meas section OF fhe tri-c.ties and other
principal places OF interest in the
three municipalities. Tho iauut in-
ciud,I q visit t1 the Rock Island grs-
email
Banquet This Evening.
50 O'Clock this evening the wish
tors vul gather 90 the Memorial
CtrlEtian church. where banquet
VII Dc held A. 70 r.. Moore. ma
tioual president. viii be the toastmas-
ter. Concluding the repast eNtempor-
aurour speeches viii be made by local
and visiting G.tcons-
President Vo=cI viii preside az the
campfire meeting 90 be held az 200
O'Clock on the program for talks is
~. E. EaupEc. Rock Island. John c.
Bennett and John A. FISHER and F. J.
Fecae. Chicago. and -. p. Ashhroos.
Ohio
National Pres dent Moore is Frhed- .
rled 20 talk on "Our Vision" and the
officers elected at the meeting this
afternoon viii bc installed. concluding
the session tonight
Wm I'm PuIpits.
Tomorrow visiting GitCuns VIII oc- .
elpv various plpts 81 Rock Island .
arI Moline They VIII De assigned .
90 the churches following O couse- /
Grafton service % the s. 81 C.. \.
40 6 O'Clock lu the afternoon there /
viii be a mass meeting al the Rock /
Island eye and one az the Moline ~ /
] 4 Fisher. Chicago. VIII preside NJ 4
fha session hs-c. ar which President I
VneeI win talk.
Wlicr wiu preside ~ the 40
iirc meeting ana So. s. Ficasle ana l. 4
~ Blrcahiev wan discuss the same
subject az SIR Vo-cl does here Cid
cons viii divide forces 40 $50 o'clock
and part vIl remain Ga Rock Island 4
and the others viii 20 10 Moline Al /
The -YF" lu the respective cities sup
per win be taken hy the visitors.
Mass meetings in each % the two
.,ens uiii conclude the convention
rhs prcsidcut-cicct wiil preside A. the
-essisn n the Memorial Christian
church here and r. c. Thomas Of Free
port ALL have charge % the English
Baptist church 10 Moline
y =. Kaupc and r. D. Fisher COM
pose the local committee In charge
me visitors we're met a; all dePots by
local members The Colonial hotel Is
The headquarters Cor the visitors
Rock Island Man HcEered-
In the selection % officials, the
state society recommended for one OF
the hi=hcs; Offices a Rock Island man
" r. Kaupkc. who vas named fourth
vice president. The present head OF
the organization and several OF the
other incamhcnts were reelected. the
results o. the election following:
PreEident-E l. Vogel. Wheaton.
reelected
First Vice President-F. L. Thomas.
FreepoEi. reelected