Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-09-06

the decision. All children under Is
years Of age viii be denied admit
lance 10 the movies. carnivals aud
other places of public amusement. All
the theatre managers have stated that
they viii comply with the order and
assist in queliing the epidemic of in
/ fantiIe paralysis
Marriage LiceHses.-Irwin Lee Me
Nett Moline H.. and Alice May vii
liam Moline. III; Arthur Andrews,
Davenport Iowa. and Ellen Braun.
Buffalo. Iowa
Eleven EREst-Among the list Of
II names of those 10 enlist in the
United states army are two brothers
Of Cedar Falls. Iowa. William i. and
Edward 7. Mcclure, both entering the
field artillery branch Ted 7. Love
land was entered in the First infan-
try of the Iowa national guard. The
following euIistmcnts were received
Tuesday ar the local army recruiting
station and were sent to Jeffer-
SON. No. barracks Quartermasters
coTps~-John z. TaxeI independence.
Iowa, Fred i. Klein Ellsworth Wis
Field artillery Bari Bumout. Ashur
lowe, william E. Mcclure. Cedar
Fails Iowa, Edward T Mcclure. Ce-
dar Falls, Iowa Medical department
Ward w. Clark, Waterloo, Iowa.
Clyde ". Spraolm. Si5ley. Iowa Sa-
Dino StEamag lja. East Moline Fnfau-
tTy-DonaId Stewart Moline Otto Z.
8olmnt, Central City Iowa Lee T,
Clark, Austin. Texas. First infantry.
iowa National Guard-Ted u. Love
land, Waterloo. Iowa.
To attend Loyalty Gathering. -
Mayor Berwald announced yesterday
that he would attend the loyalty
meeting called by Governor w. L..
Harding for sept 10 in Des M0ines.
i is probable that other Scott coantv
officials viii be present at the meet
ing.
Thirty More Certified The names
Of 30 Davonporters were certified to
for military service by the district
exemption board at nes Nojnes. The
men were passed by board Ne . and
ore Included in the boards quota Of
Wants Place DIsmaniled, Applfca-
ton for temporary Injunction under
The Cossou Red Light" law restrain
ing Mary Hanteimaun from operating
q house of prostitution at $685. Brady.
street. was filed yesterday ia the Scott
county district court by County At
toruoy Henry II. Jebens. The court
is asked 10 impose tax OF $500
against the premises and to dismau-
lie tbe rooms.
Soldiers Leave QuietIy. Carving
tHaF4s =
turn of relatives and close personal
friends Davenport and Scott county.s
first quota of draft soldiers. selected
under the military seIective conscrip-
ton law. departed quietly at a. 10
Yesterday for the cantonmenf al Camp
Dodge for few months training aud
then 70 France The departure was
witnessed by less than 200 people 3
the 3 men. comprising the 3 PEI. cent
from each at the three divisions.
marched 20 the station and boarded
their 1raius There was no demoustra-
ton, no cheering or waving of flags
The departures OF the draft soldiers
was in marked contrast 10 the send
off accorded other military units.
Those to leave We're: Board No. Ii
Otto H. LANCE, 1S43 West Seventh
street, Traugott Richter, 1925 West
Ninth street. Elmer r GuIduer. $3.50
West Second Street. Board No. .
Marold Minor. Cora-Lee- Roy apart /
monts: Clifton Franklin Gordon, 81
East Seventh street. Lawrence + +
Booth, 1855 Arlington avenue. Scott
County Anthony E, Ifaefer. II. r. 5. j
Davenport Troy Brown. r. r. /. Wal +
colt. 4. W, Wunder, Blue Grass.
Claude b Heiudkerken. Bettendorf
Donald \ Sindt. WaIcott. Lawrence |
II. Burrows, 4 R }, Davenport. /
James Martin Daniels. Blue Grass /
Ernest Hiurickz. Long Grove; Max
Frederick koenig 1920 Fifteenth
ztreet. Rock Island,