Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-03-26
THIRD LIBERTY
LOAN CAMP AIGN
BODIES CHOSEN
Additional Steps Taken To Perfect
Working OF Boud-Selling Ma
chine Here.
NAME PRECINCT COMMITTEES
ORGANIZATION Directors Arrange for
Card-Indexing Every Person
in the City.

Additional steps were taken yes
terday TO perfect the working op-
Grafton Of the Third Liberty loan
campaign machine in Rock Island
The organization committee met
at the Rock Island club and select
ed the precinct committees which
will have charge of the work in the
various individual sections Of the
city.
The committee also planned to
today start the work of caTd-index-
ing every man, woman and child
in the city. providing information
TO The canyassers which will be es-
sentiai 10 them in carrying on their
work. The precinct committee, IN
der the authority Of the National
Council Of Defense, are empowered
to appoint canvassers in each pre-
cinct. With the present system IN
der way it wDIid appear as if the
campaign machine perfected for the
third liberty loan IS better organ
lied than those in the former
drives.
The organization committee,
which appointed the precinct com
mitee. is composed of Ira II. Rob
erts, as chairman; H NJ. Schriver,
J. B. Bassett. Leo Larkin, A. B. Du-
Won. Charles J. MACEDONIAN and T.
A Fender.
Precinct Committees.
Appended is the list of precinct
committees:
Precinct one-Martin RudgTen,
liam H. Thoms.
Precinct two-JOhn G. Scheuer-
mann, chairman; H. Z. Cook Jr., S.
J. Leyeen.
Precinct three - ID. n. Simon
son, chairman; Joseph Meehan. j.
T. Dufin.
Precinct four - George Davis,
chairman; J. +. Clarkson, DR.. Rob
ert Pearce.
Precinct fye-H V. Burt, chair
man; H. /. Salyards. J. H. Stapp,
George EtzeL
Precinct six - Sam Ryerson.
chairman. John Pearson.
- Precinct seven-Clark Swanson.
&lchairman; NJ z. Strieter, Arthur
EBurraI. Allen F. Miller.
Precinct eight - Mayer Levi.
chairman: Ben Schriyer, William
Barth.
Precinct nine-George P. Garri-
son, chairman; George Deisenroth,
George Il. SiemOn, George StTOehle.
Precinct ten - Ralph Lamont,
chairman; Z. f. Ash, w. G. Johns
ton. c. E Johnson.
Precinct eleven - Joe TuCkis
chairman: William McConOchie Jr..
Eugene Burns.
Precinct twelve 49, A. F Sala,
chairman; A. c. Johnson, J. T. Mar
ron, Robert 2. Galbraith. Harry
briggs, Philip J. Mccormick.
Precinct thirteen-William Hans
gen, chairman; William P. Barth,
Ralph Booth. John Liedtke, J. W.
HOuder, c. J. Montgomery, 0. J.
Stirratt.
Precinct fourteen-C. f. Sharpe,
chairman; Marx NJ Harder, Clar-
eDce IsaacsOn, p, GTeenawaIt, J. T. |
Shields, ! F. Murphy, W. p. AM
merman, Il. ". Horst, F. ]. Rhoads |
Precinct hfteen-T ?. Sinnett, |
chairman; J. Z. Reidy
Precinct sixteen - NJ j. Sexton, !
chairman; Ralph HaversJick. ". G. !
Xander, F. L. North, B. j. Mitchell, !
John Weishar. T. Stanberry.
Precinct seventeen - Z. W |
Schoede, chairman; Henry Vince /
Ian. Max Stephany
Precinct eighteen-C. E McKin- |
ley, Chairman; T. J. Mcmahon, J. B. |
johnson, James Eckhart. a. w. |
Christensen, c. II. Castetter.
Precinct nineteen - Thomas |
Haege, chairman; Oscar Ohlweiler,
W. II. SchtlIinger, William Bartz,
I. J. Green.
Precinct twenty-Joseph p. Kel-
ly, chairman; Albert Huber, Fred
c. Schnitger, Walter \. Schroeder.
Precinct twenty-one - Andrew
Kempe, chairman; Z. T. Anderson,
a. E McInnes, Grant HuItberg, Ben
Jacobson, Carl L. Ackerlind. David
W DahIsten, NJ. o. Griswold.
Precinct twenty-two-Dr James
H. Nichols, chairman; Arno TTe-
mann, Harry +. Rowe. Harry f.
Thompson, d. G. WEIGH c. II. OIL
bon
Precinct twenty three-Arthur G.
Roberts, chairman; Frank Beranek, I
G. n. Cannon, 0. Z. Ceryin.
Precinct Twenty-fOur-Joh Day,
chairman; Lawrence p. Strayer.
Miles Mckinney. Swan J. Nyquist,
Percy q. Eisman.
Precinct twenty-five. F. Wit
ter. chairman a. f. Nelson, August
Hanson.
Precinct twenty-six - Frank z.
Maucker, chairman, Carl G. Ander-
son.