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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
GnniuIi6irnna IN gLnsTdlt.

Gin %lon lit I'M @nuge, Oie 5mci
Gouptidbliditcn g9niier.Gonlpagnicn
Der noropeitli@eu 9oritoote 5u con-
ioliOircn. @s fino Dies oic ~gtrtciiott.@
ino 0ic uSuburbdn- S8oiier- Gompng-
nir". Die OoOurt6 oic Gontrole iibcr
0ic &iefcrlng bon @oiier in oerylndb.
bdridoit bon arlington unO in oic.
lem ielblt crloigen piiroen. Ole Di-
rcftorcn Der nciien Gonlpognic Der-
oen lein; 5. y. rmo Bancroft Sill
BON Ger ~g(rteiiidcu Gonlpagnie"
un0 @. 8. glnorems uno George
Eottcr BON Der uSubirbousGompog-
nie1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
GridJicFt 6rntaIcn @ottcu.

9ono i6n, mG6reno er 6etriinfen mar,
un0 fboB i6m Orei &ugeln in Den
&opf mo ms Ser5. Satte Iie
miB6anoclt uno ibr oas 2eben
CUR S0ae geltoltct. 2ief no6e5u
5pei 0lei(cn pcit 81 gtohborn.
Eoor crit orei Sabre oerbeirat6et.
Brutal miB6anoelt imo bis oufs
gleuBeriie getrieben i9oB 6rnu Diin-
ME Garter gcitern Wiorgen in ollcr
6riibc i6rem Nlonne Gnod Garter,
80 Sabre alt, in ibrer @o6ming 5r
Soffnoh naGc 6roitbrrg, W}0., cine
&ueel in Oen &opi ino jagtc ibm
0onn nod 5lpci anOere ms @er5, mo-
rauf iie na6e5ll 8pci 0ieileu ueit nah
ser g8obmtng 0es Sreoerid &oBcr.
lnonn on Der gtotionnl 9Sife licf 0ic
5oriiie aus oen S6lafe pedte imo
ibr ibrc S6ot er5dblte. Sie iist iebt
i'm utp-@eidnguiB IN Cumberland
lno iportet oas 9ieiultot cines bette
itatt5ubobenoen Snqueites n6.
Ger 5rmt &oblermonn er56blte Iie
6olgenoes: SD bin idwdb uno ner-
Dos iin0 fonnte mir nidt me6r an
oers belien, @ott Der5eibe mir oie
Siinoe. Nlcnl Nlonn mar gut 5u
mir, penn niidtern, modte mir ober
Oas 9eben 5ur S6Ge, wenn er 5u piel
0etrlinfen bate. Grit Dor 5lpei DO
noten aus 0cnl Solpital entloiien 6at
cr mid IeitOem oft 0eidlogen, lino
mebrmals glaubte id), meine lebtc
Sunoe iei gefonrmcn. PIN lebtcn
Sonntog fam er nod &oiiie iino mar
betrunfen. @r ldlug mid uuO mari
mid aus Dem Saiiie. Gin ytohbor
bob mid in GeiinnirngSlolcm 3ultan-
oe ouf un0 ib blieb pG6renO Oieier
9ladt in 0eiien @obnlung. @eItern
(0ienItag) gl6en0 fam er iuieOer be-
trinfen no6 Sauie tino bradte cinen
onOeren Monn nit. @r iAlug mid
mieocr rn0 MORT mid mif Die StroBe.
Nleine @eOul0 mar MN erid0pit.
gtls i6 Iiber mar, SAB er ihliet
ldid ih mid wicoer in Oos Saus,
6olte Ieine 5lijlte imo i1ob Oreimal
alf i'm. Ger critic SduB eing ibm
in ocn aopi uno oie beioen anoeren
orolocn in Scr Ser5gegeno in ieinen
a6rper. @r 5iinete Ieine 9lugcn imO
io6 mid an, ioete o6er fein @ort
lno riibrte iid nidt. Ga i6 ni1t
ii6er mar, o5 er nod lebte, bono i'd
i'm nit elmer @oidleine ont Stu6le,
oui Dem er iaB, ais ib ihoB, felt unO
lief bierber. @s wor Der ein5ige
@eg.~
0as @aar mor Orei Sabre Oerbei.
rpt6et nno 5rol Garter mar cine
SRI SonsrotG BON gd6ort. 9cioe
moren por6er ocrbeiratbet uno niHt
eeI6ieoen. Garter purOe onl Giens-
tag uer6oitet rno Dem 6rieoenSricGter
@ote6ouie in 6roitburg pegen W}iB-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
9emtIdler IImtcrridlt.

Gic GntiAeioung, o6 oeriel6C iucitcr-
eciii6rt ipcrOen iol oOer nidt
inner nod nidt getroiien. -
Shulbc6oroe ber0t6 in priOotcr
Sieune. ~ Gieiel6e wltrOe orli
Der @liB5onollmg beiduloietc
9ebrcrin 9. Snpocr re6obilitirt.
Iic 6rogc, ob Ger 0elitid6e S6nl-
umtcrridt in Ocn Glemeutarlbulcn
Der StoOt meitcrgciiibrt lucrOen foil
oocr iidt lit BON Der Sbul6c6oros
nod nid]t entidieOen. @lit 7 Stim.
men gegeu 2 6ieltcn es Die Shul-
Gommiiidre fir ongc6radt Oicl1
beitlc SlngeIegenbeit gcitern in elmer
Yripotiibuug 81 crortern Gic Scr.
rem pelde cine oiieutlihe Sisung
bciiirlporteten mnren ole Serren
&idorO gigeS unO Chambers. Serr
9iges trot energiidb 8u @nuiien ei.
ncr oifentIiden Sibrng elm.
ytob einer nabe5li 5uei Stnnoen
Onuernoen @r0rternng Ser 6roee,
p1breno pel6er oas Sir uuO @ioer
Ger 2dnge nah beiprohen plIroe,
fonnte man 81 feiner @ntideiOln9
fommen. Gle Sibing puroe Ooroui.
bin auf ndcbitcu Nlontog, 9iodnlit.
tags Inn A llbr, pertngt.
Gem glrc6iteftur.Gomitc uroe ein
@eiud bon Sri. Motbil0o Selig, oer
9lIiiiientin oes G6cis Oes 9lrbeitS.
StaiiItif.9urenus George s. 6or,
ii6eriuieieu, in mel6em Oie 1amc
Sen &orihlog mod)t oos @roocidoB
Der Sdule Mr. 6 an Der 9lnns no6c
Der 5leet-StraBe, .oen ainoern 5llr
@erfiigung 5il iiclen, OGren Gltern
in Gonierpeniabriten 6eib0itigt iinO.
Iie HGumlidfeiten eigncn iidb 6eion.
OerS fir Die @erpflc9ung oieier Sim.
Der lnO idbiiben ie Dor Gerluablo-
Jung; oieicl6en iino nit 9ooeeinrif-
tilngen uno iouitieen 9equemlidfei.
ten ousgcItottet. 9lud f0nnen BORT
Die ainOer lire. 9lo6rung er6olten
fir ipelde Die Gonieroenfobrifantcn
iorgen pollen, iotpie fiir einc geeig-
nete glifIeberin. SRI. Selig crfldrte
ierncr. Oab Die &1umlihfeiten 5iuei
beoniprudt meroen tpiirOen
lpdbreno ser Gitmobc, ,Soiion bonn
8. SuIi ab unO 5lpar fir ainoer inter
12 Sabrcn.
Gas Eis5iplinor.Gomite, Oos iic6
nit Dem Sale Der 9ebrerin Moric
9. Simpler bon Der Sdnlc 9lr. 80
bcfoBt botte, 0ic bon 6rou Home Dor
cinigen Nohen 6ciduloigt ioorOen
mar. i6rc 9odtcr 9lOo Ourb 2lusrei-
Ben bon Snoren un0 Sdlagen nliB-
6onoelt 81 baben, 6erihtete Der
9cboroe, Dob iie nod iorgidltiger
lluteriubitng oes 6olles Sri. Snp.
Ser bon ieocr S6ubo cntloite. 9luBer
oen 9llsIagen Der 9lnoe60rigcn beS
logcn feline onOeren ge8en
bic 2ebrcrin Dor, ole Iid zines aus.
1cSeidJneten 2cumlnOes uno ollgc.
nciner 9clicbt6cit erfreut 6rou
Rope muroe bon Dem @ntihuB Der
IN aenntnib &C.
icbt.
Gic folgcnocn 2e6rerinnen 6obcn
ibre Stelllngcn ouieeoe6en: Sean-
iette Campbell, Sdule gtr 60; WlarD
5. GorIeD, SduIe 9lr, 112; Gpelpn
:. 0ines, Sdulc Or 80, uitO 9Ilicc
q. SbiplcD, SHule glr. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
w,iadrIidle epcratiOn.

lin oos 2cbcu oes Sorrp gieO-
gropc, oes orciiG1riecn Sobndens
cincS promincnten @eiddftsmannes
con Sudionpiac, 6loy 5lt rettcn, bo.
ben oic 9lcr5tc i'm ~St. 9lgnes. Soipi.
tol" cine lebr oclifntte Operotion bor.
gcnonmen. Durd fiinltlidc gtab.
rnngsoufubr ioaeu scr @numen, Der
Rohen ln0 Der Wogcn OeS &inoes
bon oen gronomunocn bcileu, oie es
iid bci'm gcridliden einer Gunnti.
tat Soiigc 5ilgc6ogcn bottc. Der &no.
be bate fiir5lidb bci'm Spielcn bic
Gauge i'm Seller ieines 0cimes gc-
flnocn uno einc SonO uoa oobon Der.
iNhlft. 9(uf iein @eibrci elite feline
Dhltter bcrbci uno brohte i'm 81 ei.
ncnl 9lr5t. 9lls man fuho, onB Der
3uitono icines 9iodens oos Enliirct
bon Nobrlng ocrbinoertc, beidlo6
Ole @luttcr, ons &inO bierber untcr
ocr 0bbut 0cs Or. 6. 9. Srceman
pon g1r. 4t2. Gat6eoraI- -Strobc, 81
ienoen. Sem 8nitono 1T hefricoi-
gcno, lno oic gler5tc boifcn i6n 6aIO
iuieoer bergeiteat 6u lebcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
glandcs GmOc Ocr iyIittcrmOAen.

0ie 6liiteripocbcn Oes Or. s. 6.
O1oorc imo 6rolL beioe frii6er bon
Der nSoBns Sopfins llniberlitdt"
sic iie an Der Oitfiiitc @iorDlono's
pcrlebtcn miirOen Ourd oen 9iuf gu
Den 6obnen unterbrohcn sic befin-
Oen iib iebt III giep-Dorf. 0en 8efebl
8ur 9lbfobrt nod 6ronfreid criuor-
tcno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
AEON gInnc 4. DINING tuOt.

8rou g(nnc 3. W2iiller &ittmc bon
glnorem @2iiaer, Der nabe5u ein ball
bes Sobrbuuocrt lang an Der ytoros
@ocoitroBc, elm 9ieItouront betrie6,
1T in ibrcr @obniing eeltorbrn sic
bintcrIdBt cine Tohter, 6rou sSronf
Nenb, uno iiebcn Sobne, oie SS.
Gborles, g!uorew, solepb, George,
8rcberid. gIntou uno G6riitopber
@liilIer 16 @litcl uno 6 llrentel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
iEIittcrluudlcn iln glltonIu6iI.

Sri. 9leues 0pings, Sodter ocs
Srn. Ebomos s. Owines mo ieincr
@ottin oon Der Doro.9iooo, @ooons,
Wuroe eeltern0lorgen i'm 8iarrbauie
Der 6iicb0fliAcn @lctbooiiten.airde
5u 0jopanS nit Sru. Senr1 W1Haer
non 9SifespiIle getrmt. Gos @oor
bcgob iic6 ouf einc g(rtonobil.&odD
eeitsrciie uad gltIoutic Gitp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

Ger ,Gcrein ser aonileutc uuo So
brifnutcu~ plant bic Grridtung cines
9lrbcits -93adweiiung5- -9iireaus, I'M
Dem Mougel an glrbeitcrn Elm Gnoe
5il bcrcitcn, Der lid bcreits jebt ecl-
teno madt. Gas 9iirenu ioQ iid IN
Dem Centrum Scr StaOt beiinoen imo
3weigbiircaur iolen ein9eiii6rt iuer-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
@un ieinrn edlmcracm crISit.

giobcrt SopfiuS BON g3r. 26O7,
SronciS.StroBe, crloo gcitcrn Dlor-
gen i'm YllniOcriitdts.%oipitol" oen
9ronOwunoen 0ic CT Dorgcitcrn ou'
BON 9etrogcn botte, olS eine H06re
in Ser Mount Glare @}oidinen.@er
itGttc Der 80. & 0.Giienbo6n~ plobte
uno i'm nit beiBcn Del begoB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28
9lcpraIcmtircm SiaiOucn.


Srgauiiation BON @igeut6iimern bon
Giienbo6n 9lfticu 81 Stonoe &c.
fonlnen. Souptdnortier III
Baltimore. llcber $3,000000,-
600 bcrcitS in Scr a0rpcridoit
bertreteu ~ g. Gabies @oriiclO
gum Erdiiocntcu crmo6It.
Cine Organization, bic $3,0O0000,'
GOO in @iienbabu.2lftien onoclegt re-
prGientirt uno Baltimore ais i6rrn
9ollptiib bo6en miro, lit gcitcrn bier
bcrOollItdnoigt iuorOcu ourd Die
g9a6l BON 9conltcn lmo elmer Grefl.
tiu-9e6orOe llripriinglidJ piroen Die
crIten Sdritte SIR @riiuoung Der
organization am 90. W}ai porgenonl-
men in elmer Gonieren3, ipciber 500
&epr1icntolltcn bon Oieicu Orei 9il.
lioncn Collars in 9a6nafticn bei-
lpo6ntcn. Gic Organization trdgt Ocn
ylamen n9lotionol @ereinigung bon
9o6noftien Gigcnt6iinlcrn" ino ioll
epentucll ollc @igeutbiimer bon Der
artigcn 9lfticn in iirb idlicBcn. Scrr
2. IooieS @arficlo, Der critic Erdii.
bent ser NcrciniQlmg, iagtc 0eltcrlL
mc6r ais 50,O00,000 @erionen IN Den
@creinigtcn Stootcn ieien inn 9eiiBe
oerurtiqer 9lfticn. 33,000,000 botten
2cbcnsperiidcrimas Foliccn ilno
100000 Gepoiiten in Sparbanfen.
Scine q &creiniglng iei orgoniiirt,
ni6t nur, nm bic 9lfticninbu6cr 5u
idiieenionoern aud oie Giienbobncn.
Tic 9comicu Ocricl6en iino:
%r0foent- 2. Gooics SSorfielO,
Yroii0ent ocr Continental Eruit 60,
9oltimore; @ice.8r0iioenteu-( (oit.
lidlcr Giiirift), 3orrcit 3. 1rpOcn
8rGli0ent ocr &ruoential @eriidlc.
rmgS @eicllirbait, 91eluarf, &.S.5
(Gentral-9iltrift), Sobn 3. Nlitc6elI,
G6icago, Sll. @rdiioent Der SSllinoiS
EruIt unO SouingS 9onf; Gii0lirber
IiitrirD Z. s.. @lenn 9(tlnnta @a9
@rdiiOcnt ser 9ltlontic Stecl Comp;
(ueItIider IiItrift), G9os 6. Nloorc,
Gan 6rancisco, Gol, Er0iioent Ser
YononoSFociiic 2lusiiclhng; (iiio.
iucTli6cr GiiirifD, g. $. aempler,
@alDciton 8cras, WloDor pon @oI-
bottom; SdobmciItcr 3. S. Gott.
mon Baltimore, bon 5. $. Gottntan
& So.
grcllltiu Goulitc-S. Gopics @or.
iiclo, goriiter, Charles g. 9lOons
Bolton Oloii.; 3. 9i. @igeIop, Ct
Saul, Nlinn; Souis i. Butler, 0art.
foro, Conn; Somes 6. GnlOpell
9loi6billc. 8enn.; ggoIter j. Gouh-
man Sodionpillc, Slo.; GnpiO o..
Gofer. Sartsuille, S.G.; j. $. @dcr,
Otclp.9orf, 9}sD.; GronforO S. ellis,
9tcm-Grllcons. Co.; SSoco6 GpltciiJ
Baltimore, DlO.; ScnrD GpanS, 9tctu-
s)orf 9t.g).; @illiom G1. @apOcn,
Baltimore, @}o; 9lobert Senliion
fen, 9irming6onl gllo.; @eorgc ST.
SSo6nion %bilaOelpbio, Ra; :. 5.
Sell, @idita Sails, Ger; Garwin s..
@iugSIep. 9lelp-9orf, 9f.Y; @urolO
@ombe, GcuDer, Col, @eo. s. Niort,
6an1 Wdlmautee, gSis. S. a. Sage,
QIbcroccu 9&-G.; goIter 3. Siopmcr,
Chicago, Sill; SenrV v, S9end
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

honolllng ieiner 6raiI porgeiilbrt Der
i6n ieoob freilieB. 9lls er ireigelol-
fen mur0e, beoob cr ii6 ioiort in cine
@lrt6I6oit unO troltf, bis CT betrun-
len lpor uno no9 0olie gc5cn ntuBte-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-06-28

Olclp. gorf 9&.y,; ScnrD Z. Scott.
San 6roucisco, Gol.; q. g. Sbop.
lei96, ct. 2ouis, Nlo.; So6n @. @oI.
fer, 9iihmouO, 3D.; Clarence ~
pation, Goirmout @gu.; SSobu 3.
@iltins, @oibiugton 3 g.; Grneit
@oooruif, QltIouta @o.; Clifford g.
g9rig6t. Cincinnati ..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
pROCRAMHELDBY
UNIONS At
SUBURBAnISLAND
gain 81 Morning Only SERVES to Delay
Festivities but All Plans Are
Carried 0ui.
,ppREsSrs MADE IN AFTERNOON
sneaker says Industrial AutocFacy
Hus He Fought AZ Home as
Political H. Abroad.

.-..--. .e sa'-,. e--s.7v,,-.,ss,.,,.s
e. ......-
s sa - es'eas-'S a''3
f#s aE1Ea -#a"@ ta5 ceteaFaffonS
rs-a held aa Suburban *sslaud with
-,-. -s.-r s~ .r.s nrrDosa5 o~c-
gram
Wa5a s-a crowd made fair show
-r Cha attendance was noC nearly
e. s+ ~ -9 i---,l cay :,
.------...+ HAT .sa Troe.-4r1 Ga8
e--~ s,.z.f -4 Probably fve h}7n5re5
.s. .-., NJ .-.s ssta.ss ,-ssts~g5see
s-- -... .aaf~ ru-7sr-, -
r 5-.-..-a4 M as-r- 5sfr,ra-. AZ
r5. rss-rfr- was hel6 in the even
saH rf-sr Owens PneIs tsfsr4
-7 ,--.-.-.~ fer rra 1o-;a1i-f
. .r.-~- se1}, nv, ror..,r.T
--
me @- IRE 9lsa' . 9~'L y go g
ae-as@- --t -- .-al Sss -3"t 9Hei
t7e-E s@.i',Lt s-4 r e51.ls-
worth. chairman OF the speaking COM
Tl-iA5"- aE-- #H AL-afss'.A 4+ t71- SAA41---
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04

to provide food and refreshments for
any unit OF troops that might be routed
through this city
officials of the local chapter lost no
time in obeying these commands and a
committee has been formed with Mrs.
G. II. Castetter as chairman The COM
mittee will furnish any soldiers who
stop off here enroute to other points
with food and refreshments. Similar
committees have been or will be
formed in Moline and Davenport The
local committee will get in touch with
the two committees to make an ar
rangement whereby they can care for
the troops in one Of the cities so that
there lis no conflict in plans. Rock
Island Is looked upon as the logical
city to carry out these plans because
of its prominence as a railroad divis-
ion point.
IN some of the cities in the east Red
Cross chapters have done this work
and it has proven a great success.
The national headquarters has is
sued . warning that prompt and
concerted action viii follow any at
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
MUSIC HOUSE
OBSERVES 55th
ANNIVERSARY
From War to Music is His
tory OF Herman Schmidt,
Its Founder.

commemorative the days of the
CfyI war. the Schmidt Music com
pany. probably the oldest firm of its
kind in Davenport celebrates the 55th
anniversary of the founding Of the
arm here Saturday,
Herman Schmidt founder Of the
music house. had scarcely returned
home after three years service in the
Civil war, creditably discarding his
blue uniform setting his old musket
in the corner and hanging his silver
fife ON the wall spent a few days
telling of some of the scenes of bat
tie and how the shrili notes Of his fife
helped to lead the Thirty-fifth Iowa
on to victory when he Immediately
stepped into the commercial world.
which lead 10 the establishment Of
the musical industry which is now SO
well known. the Schmidt Music com
pany.
The Schmidt Music company he
Iteves that it has 81 great reward for
the efforts Of conducting q big bust
ness. even though not a cent Of music
be accrued II is that great benefi-
cent influence music has for human
ity- music means harmony war means
disaster when music comes IN, at
least a degree of war departs,
Congress-. says NIr Schmidt
"savs that music is necessity, for
it has led many an army on TO vic
tory When the world begins to APP
preciate more fully the music Of the
birds. the flowers, sunshine and the
great outdoors, then the world villa
become less war-like.'
On the occasion Of their 55th anni-
versary, the Schmidt Music company
considers it, q compliment that they
should be chosen as representatives
Of Steinway & Sons. of New York
city. and Lyon q Healy. of Chicago,
and believe that this additional ser
vice viii be appreciated by the music
public in general Of entire eastern
Iowa and western Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04

rights because every man is said 10
be equal
Those who are seeking TO defeat
Socialism for their own ends, have
succeeding in prejudicing the public
against us to a certain extent But
slowly we are forging ahead, and ii
viii be bus 2 short time before a-e will
be a real power in this country"
AIr. Owens talk concluded the ser
program and the rest of The evening
was spent in individual games and
pastimes
Union men Of the tri-cities to the
number of approximately five hundred
marched ia the Labor day parade in
the afternoon Although small in
numbers, in comparison with the
strength of organized labor III the tri-
cities. the representation did not lack
in enthusiasm
Headed by Charles Simon. marshal
of the day, followed by 8 flag bearer
and 0ld Glory, the parade formed ON
Fourth street. moving east to Brady
and south on Brady 10 Second. west
on Second to Western avenue. north
on Western avenue 10 Third street
and east on ThiTd to Main, north on
Main to Fourth
Following the flag bearer came an
auto bearing the speakers of the day
+ Paudett's band was next in line Then
followed the Tri-City Women-s Label
+ league women dressed in white
forming the delegation
Next in line came the painters 10
cal, machinists. federal employees car
I rying flags. carpenters. plumbers,
/ leather workers and teamsters.
The only craft to have float in the
parade was the transfers local The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
LOCAL PEOPLE WIN
IN MOST OF LABOR
DAY PICNIC EVENTS

Rock Island people won IN the ma
jority Of contests al Suburban island
yesterday afternoon at the picnic
given under the auspices Of the Tri-
City Federation of Labor.
For the best appearing delegation
tn the parade, the Woman's Trade
Union league won SO. For the largest
delegation In line the Tri-CIty Team
steers union won $40.
The baseball game IN the afternoon
went 10 the carpenters who defeated
both the painters and bakers. 3 10 s.
box OF cigars Went To the winners.
Johnny Mccarthy of Rock Island ol
the Transfers union defeated William
Smeltzer of Davenport in the boxing
exhibition, being given "a prize of a
dress hat
Contests resulted as follows:
Ladies free for a}l-Ars H. Oherg
Moline. pair Of shoes.
Peanut carrying contest Mrs Lud-
wig. Rock Island. pair OF shoes
Peanut rolling contest for girls
Eileen Rice. Rock island. box ol
candy.
FAT mems race-John void. ROCK
Island. $3.50 in merchandise.
Girls race-Dora ID. LudwiE, Rock
Island. box of candy
Boys race Floyd Shelter. Rock
Island, pair OF shoes.
Mems jumping contest - John
knecht Davenport, shirt
Men s free for William Moore
Rock Island box Of cigars.
Three legged race-Joha Barley and
James Glenn. Davenport. tw0 boxes OF
candy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
Sonth Park Rranch VICE..

A meeting of the South Park PFesby-
terrain church branch of the local chap
ter takes place this afternoon, at
which time members of the branch
will be taught the routine OF Red
Cross work. such as the making Of
dressings. bandages and hospital gar
ments.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
One Under Bond.

Post once Clerks. the Climax Sweep
ing Compound and William Bowman
City Forces i'm Line.
Headed by a RIG occupied by Street
Commissioner John Heeuey.scame the
entire city outfit of flushing wagons,
dirt wagon and street sweepers.
AL of Commissioner Heeney's ingen-
uity had gone into the making Of large
and appropriate banners for the cfty's
exhibit Every flushing wagon car
ried a banner. and some Of the inscrip-
tons were like this
We are your servants" Clean
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04

For express call William Trerz
Tri-C+ty Towel Supply con- 7any
r L Clean Towel Service; phone
r. I 4476.
Resented Bros, Plumbers, 2211
Fourth avenue Phone r. I. SAC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04

tempt to misuse the Red Cross en-
hlem without permission. information
has come to the national headquarters
that this rule has been violated in a
great many instances. hence the warn
ing. Legal action will follow in every
case called to the attention OF the Red
Cross authorities
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04

sewers, Greater and cleaner Daven-
port 'No one every succeeds In
pleasing all the people. Clean
streets. When complaining remem-
Der we have others also and yours
will receive attention" Help us keep
your street and alleys clean and
guard your health.
The BrundaEe Shows had an exhibit
in line, too. Headed by a band which
is on the order Of a steam calHope
The contrivance is played on bells.
and attracted much attention
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
ORDER BUT II TO
LEAVE FOR CAMP
plan to Send 81 Registrars Ia Des
Moiues for Training Changed by
Ruck Island Board.
REPORT TOMORROW AFTERNOON
WIN he Given Two Meals and Lodg-
ing at Expense of Government
Before Departure.

contrary fo expectations, ohly -
Tegi&lrahis VIII De sent - lamp
Dodge Dea Moinoa. Thursday morn
lo&. as lae hFSt contingent from "".%
Island for the new national army ac--
So'oih6 '' 3hiio0i'te'le hi8"e ''"oS
oy the local eNehptio" noaFd. l.,
II "87 'aa"hht ta"t enc S'''i 90
1ertIlod hy tue district hoafd at ito
fia, could ne sent 20 camp. pnt an
iofuauea y hjGH the ho1A island Ipay
received today speeches ihat railroad
spoFtj'40h WIZ ne pFoS1aed Tot
out II men.
jHaef me circumstances II wa
l.'eig store Heyess'L LOT 'l'e ooa l u ~
eliminate SIX from me o'iSiuSl i'sI
- f,-54,. - .5s+.~a,ir,sS
.unon tr feave Thursday morning are
order
No
sq5-C,u.- Everett Lind 524 TWENTY
third street.
-Frtd0luh M. HallEreu. 1899
Eighth avenue
2e- Harry DfackIirrar 940q Ninth
street.
SS3-Arvid Johnson. Aueustaua col
lece.
24c-Vf4Ifan r. zT0sar 1922 Third
avenue.
722-Iiuro II ". Grams. IIIT Thirty
hfth street.
Ttq-LpSlia / SaUrrer. 1918 Fifteenth
Street
752-Frnesr r. Kerber. -12 Second
avenue
-e4 Tob- u51ffs-r par+a1sor 2foa
Se-artaa1t17 l+raa+
-FE Tor1 Ca0rpa SELF r07r Four
raenrb street
6I0-Rolland B0wes. Milan.
243- William Holman. Jr.. Milan.
7I6-PauI Peterson. Milan
-33-John II. Griffin. Milan.
7SI-C.H6ord Dale Caruabers. Milan
35 -AdClph Dunlap, Reynolds.
T51-Clareuce O. Hanson, Milan.
Reuort Tomorrow.
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80 81 az 10. 80 u -
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
HONOR DRAFT MEN
AT ORION RECEPTION
lsnecial 10 The Argusl

Orion. III. Sept ORION VIII give
q reception for the young men Of
Western township that have been mus
tered into service, "Wednesday morn
ing at the public park, from 1880 to
i O'clock. Following is the program
with L, r. Boutwell, as chairman:
Invocation l. ". Hostetter
Music by the band
Address Rev Richard S. Haney.
Address-Rev. c. G.. Anderson.
Address Rev. Henry Brink
Song -Rev. G.. G. Anderson.
Dinner at the Methodist church,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04
CAnTE:En BODY IS
PLAN Of REDCROSS
Purpose Of Committee Is To Care for
Soldiers On Trains stopping on
In This City.
GET FooD AND REFRESHMENTS
Being Carried Cat ~ Chapters
In Eastern Cities With Marked Sue
cess Everywhere.

Acting on orders from tho national
headquarters al Washington the cen
trail division Of the Red Cross at Chi
cage this morning wired the officials OF
The Rock Island chapter to proceed at
once 70 organize a cauteen committee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04

Prepare for civil service examina~
tons. Glasses will be organized al
night school Sept. "a Browns Bust
ness college. city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-04

For Swedish massage call Frank
Bretscher, graduate Professor Yhnell's
school Telephone Davenport 4396-R.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
HARDWARE.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
TANNER MERCANTILE CO Gro
ceries. boots and shoes; gents fur
nishings. flour. buyers Of produce.
Tel. 81.
GEM DRY GOODS co. Nothing to
eat but everything to wear for the
whole family. Tel. 81.
GOLDEN RULE STORE. Everyoody's
store. A safe place to trade; a sure
place to save. Tel. 1o2.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-11-18
DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
BAKER DRUG STORE. Nyars and
San Tox Store. Ansco cameras and
supplies. Tel. 46.
TOM POOLE. DRUGGIST. The Rex
all Store. Agents Edison phono-
graphs. Eastman Kodaks and sup
piles. Tel. 11S.