Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-26
ALL OLD OFFICERS
ARERENOMINATED
Illinois Liquor Dealers Show APP
prOVaI OF Work of the STAFF
During the Last Year.
BERRY FOR NATIONAL DELEGATE
Only Contests Are Over Minor Officers
-BallOting Takes Place To-
morrow Morning.

Approval Of their work during the
last year was shown by the Illinois
Liquor Dealers association by the re
nomination of its leading officers.
Nominations took place just before the
adjournment of the morning session.
Election takes place tomorrow. 1t was
voted to hold a meeting of the Mutual
Assistance society this afternoon at 3,
the main convention TO reassemble to-
morrow morning at 9.
f. G. Berry OF Rock Island was NOM
mated as one of the two dOwn-state
delegates TO the national convention,
the state being entitled to five air told.
Three were nominated from down-state
TO fill two places. Claus Dau. also of
Rock Island, was renOminated for
member of the trustees from the Sec
Ond district but will have opposition
in the person of George keefe of Fox
Lake Below are given the nomina-
tions, which were made from the floor
Of the convention. The only contests
are over trustees and national dele
gates from down-state:
President-Ernest Kunde. Chicago.
Vice president-RudOlph Won Achen,
Peoria.
reasurer-Edward T. Fahey. Bloom
ington.
Secretary-Michael ]. Mccarthy,
Chicago.
Trustees. first division-Fred Rhode,
Fred Moenck, Theodore Weyna, Frank
Cato and ". Kann. all of Chicago.
Trustees, second divisiOn-Claus
Dau, Rock Island; George keefe, Fox
Lake
Trustee. third division-John J.
Carroll, Bloomington.
Trustee, fourth division-Frank OFT,
Danville.
Trustees. fifth division-Peter Gaa
4 Springfield: Louis krinz, Quincy.
/ Trustees. sixth division-George H.
Schick BeIIeville; Louis May, Ed
wardsville
National delegates from Chicago
+ G.. J. Kainole, Henry Maiwurm, John
A. Cervinka.
! National delegates from down-state-
! G. H. Hinderer, Kankakee; John Hen
negan, Peoria; E. c. Berry, Rock Is
land.
Committees Report Tomorrow.
/ Following are the committees ap-
pointed by the president this morning
and which will make their reports al
the closing business meeting tomor-
row morning:
decentralization Maskell, local
No. .: z. ]. Kaindl, No. 8; Owen
Ahearn, No Z; Fred Musfeldt, ROCK
Island; Frank Halfman, Woodford
county: NJ Walsh, Springfield; Joseph
/ Smejkal, No. g.
Good of the order-Pat Allen
+ Springfield: Tim Collins, Rock Island
I NJ. ]. OConneH, local 70. 16; A. NJ
Rosenstill. No. 9; CL<rles Frank. No
3; Charles Berger, No. l; Chris Beck
kankakee.
DistributiOn-Tony Kranz, Quincy
W. 4. Turner, Westville; James o
Kane, Bloomington: Joseph NJ. Frey
Aurora: William Fitzgerald, East st
Louis; Ignatz Stankiewicz, local No. 13
Finance-Ben Wade, local No. 3
Fred Schoenberger, No. 3; R. Luck
Pekin: B. Wood. Edwardsyille; AZ
Wendt. Proviso township; ]. B. Strive
Lincoln.
Cook county judges of election
STANLEY Block. local No. 7; Patricl
Henry, No 4; Frank OKeefe. No. 10
, clerks, Kennich Brannock, No. 2; Nj
Munson, No. 8.
. Down-state judges of election-JOhl
: Thobe, Peoria; E. J. Puzey, Danville
clerks, A d. Huesing, Rock Island
John Zimmerman, Springfield.
Little discuss sion was heard today Il
regard to the next place of meeting
This is not decided by the convention
but is left to the board Of trustees.
There will be no business session
this evening, but the majority OF tn
: visiting dealers and their ladies vii
70 be guests of the Ladies' auxiliary o
the Rock Island aerie of Eagles at tn
: Eagles home.