Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-02-19
ORDER OF GOVERNMENT PROBABLY WILL
CLOSE Sc SALOONS AND 20 WHOLESALE
HOUSES, MAJORITY BEING in THE LOOP

Fifty-six saloons and 20 wholesale
liquor houses will be closed If the
government enforces the half-mile linn
1t law in Rock Island.
The Rock Island house bar and the
Schieberl saloon on Thirtieth street
and Seventh avenue stand on the edge
of the area and whether or not they
will be closed depends on the govern
ment survey being made this after
noon.
One of the saloons ordered closed
has not been in business for some
weeks due to the fact that the city ad-
ministration revoked the license. 1t
was the bar of Henry Rintelman, BIZ
Seventeenth street.
Under the proposed orders OF the
government 3S saloons are permitted
TO continue in business and 10 whole
sale liquor houses.
The following saloons, it is believed,
come within the half mile limit OF the
arsenal property and will be closed:
August Sehnert, 120 Twentieth
street,
Albert W. Gregg, 3106 Fifth avenue.
Albert Bostock, $50 Seventeenth
street.
McConkie & Mcdowell, 1880 Third
avenue.
A. H. WEIGH, BIG Twenty-fourth
street.
Robert W. Fleming, 119 Eighteenth
street.
Otto Berner, 3O3S Fifth avenue.
Henry Rintelman, $500 Fifth avenue.
Henry Meanor, 1929 Second avenue.
Robert Geiger. 210O Fourth avenue.
Gus J. Stengel, 1916 Second avenue.
Andy Brady, 1919 Second avenue.
William H. Kay, 1856 Fifth avenue.
Fred Musfeldt, 1903 Second avenue.
McConkie & Mcdowell, 313 Twen-
tieth street.
A. W. Billburg, 231 Twentieth
street
James O'Connor, 22i Twentieth
street.
Fred Ehmke, 800 Twenty-first
street.
Lippens & Van Damme. 261o Fifth
avenue.
Swanson and Streed, 1900 Fourth
avenue.
c. Fl. Clifford, III Eighteenth street
julius & Armand Duyvejonck, 120
Twentieth street.
c. S. Parker, 1880 Third avenue.
Julius Lambrecht, 2129 Fourth ave-
nue..
E. B. Ascherman, lis Eighteenth
street.
CAMEL schyvens, 2130 Fourth ave-
Iue.
John Schwack, 1886 Fifth avenue.
H. c. Luchmann, PIT Seventeenth
street.
Louis Meumann, 1915 Second avenue.
julius Vercouter, 1924 Fifth avenue
W H. Dyer, 4534 Fifth avenue.
Joe Busche, 30S Twenty-second
street
Emil Van den Hende, 2211 Third
avenue.
Peter Cornelius, 22O1 Third avenue.
Charles VerHoek, 422 Twenty-fourth
street
Gus Rogtke. 1928 Third avenue.
Nope and Duyvejonck, 1701 Fourth
avenue.
Lothar Harms, 100 Eighteenth
street.
Leo De smet, 1929 Fourth avenue.
Simon Lewis, 230 Seventeenth
street.
Simon Lewis, 1926 Third avenue.
Arthur Van Newell, 1928 Fourth ave-
nue..
Hans Wulf, POI Seventeenth street.
Collins & Tighe, 1919 Second avenue.
Phil H. Taxman, BIT Seventeenth
street.
Mueller & Anderson, 1922 Second
avenue.
John Erbacher, 23O Twenty-frst
street.
Paul Vogel, 273O Fifth avenue.
z. Mcmahon, 1913 Eighteenth street.
August Lift, 1902 Third avenue.
E. C. Berry, 119 Nineteenth street.
Otto C. Seidlitz, 1924 Fourth avenue.
George Marshall, 1926 First avenue.
August c. Hanson, 4533 Fifth ave-
nue..
Miles Mckinney, 500 Forty-sixth
street.
The wholesale houses which probab-
ly will be closed are:
John H. Mueller & Son, 1910 Third
avenue.
Davenport Mailing company, 2125
Third avenue.
Theodore Hamm Brewing company,
1924 Third avenue
Louis Otto, 329 Twenty-fourth
street.
Beardsley & Co., 217 Eighteenth
street.
. G. Heileman Brewing company,
2410 Third avenue
Theophiel Saelens, 4507 Fifth ave-
nue.
Ed T. Murrin. 1900 First avenue.
Haase Brothers, 1928 Twentieth
street.
Mercantile Beer company, 1920 First
avenue.
Independent Jobbing company, 2227
Third avenue.
A w. Won Dresky, 113 Eighteenth
street.
Northwestern company, 1900 First
avenue.
Ferd. Roddewig Sons, 215 Eigh-
teenth street
Simon Lewis, 22S Seventeenth street.
Max Kohn, 1915 Third avenue.
A. Fl. Lift, 1902 Third avenue.
Rock Island Brewing company. 4523
Fifth avenue.
Rock Island Brewing company, 312
Twenty-fourth street.
Rock Island Brewing company, 3146
Fifth avenue.