Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-08-02
The Day In Davenport

fmeu. scarcely out Of their teens. were
/ bound over 10 the grand jury and
placed under $500 bonds by Justice of
/ the Peace Clanssen Tuesday on a
mobile belonging to Robert Rebuer, on
the night Of July %.
Turner's TO Celebrate - The North
west Davenport Turner society viii
celebrate the 46th return of the found
ing Of the society next Sunday in the
form of q stiltungfest at the Turner
hail garden. It has always been the
custom TO celebrate the anniversaries
with some kind of a gathering.
Bowen RceoYerS-Perrv J. Bowen.
. member of . Battery, Iowa national
guard field artillery. who was picked
mp III an unconscious condition Satur-
day night on the streets, suffering
from the effects of the heat together
with the recent vaccinations. has been
released from Mercy hospital
Police Report for July-The July re
port OF Chief Of Police Charles B0ett-
cher is @ sCreed of Facy pep, and prom
inent among the usual dust-dry re
q
odist convention. Three hundred and
twenty-one arrests for causes ranging
from assault and battery to violation
of the automobile speeding ordinance
were made during July. The most pop
ular otfense was that of intoxication
so men and women quaff7d at the bowl
TOO deeply and were arrested for 1t.
8
White Leaves Beehtel 60. 49, The
many friends of George White, who for
the past II years has been connected
with the George N. Bechtel company.
viii be interested in learning that Mr.
White yesterday severed his connec-
ton with that company. On July Z
MT. White submitted his resignation to
the company to take effect yesterday.
During his long and continued con-
nect5on with this we'll known firm, he
has acquired a large acquaintance
throughout the state OF Iowa.
Summon 57i Men ON First Call-Of-
fetal notices summoning 574 men
from the city Of Davenport and Scott
county to appear on Monday for milf
tarE services in the new national
army were placed in the mails vester-
day by the three exemption boards.
one-half OF this number VIII be ac-
cepted 10 iii the city aud countv's
quota The county board sent out its
notices Yesterday morning calling $40
men. the city boards sent out their
Official calls yesterday afternoon. noti-
wing ia men in the first. second and
third wards to appear. ana I20 men
IN the fourth, fifth and sixth wards
obituary Record - The death If
stephen d. Bawden. one of the oldest
and most highly respected residents
OF this city, occurred at his home. 1918
Fourth avenue. yesterday morning at
III o'clock after an illness Of over
year. Mr. Bawden has been confined
70 his bed for the past FIVE months.
Mr Bawden was one of the Oldest resi-
dents III this city having resided here
since 1866. For many wears he acted
as cashier of the old Davenport Ma
tional bank and was prominently con
nected with other banking houses Of
this city His death occurred after an
Illness OF over a year.
Henry ocbmahl, former resident Of
Davenport, passed away at an early
hour Tuesday morning in Chicago.
where he has resided for the last four
years He was born IN Davenport Nov.
Sd. 1882, and was educated in the pub
nc schools here For many years he
conducted a grocery store at Fourth
and Warren streets, Davenport
Dr Alyina kattenbracker passed
away Tuesday afternoon at her home
In lie Claire following a several
months illness Of heart trouble De
ceased for many years was a Dractic-
ing homeopathic physician She was
born il Germany IS years ago and
came 70 America when q young girl.
she was united in marriage to Charles
AatlenbFaeker or lie Claire. He died
15 years ago.