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Thus. It was destined 10 return TO
America, after an absence OF Just ono
year.
Just "a fighting IS but small part
OF soldiers duty, so are the things
that appear to the casual observer but
a part OF those which go to make UP
tho character Of combat unit.
In accordance with the usual prac-
t'ce the Snth Division was subjected to
rigid inspection preparatory to its en-
barkat!on for America, with tho result
that the following communication was
received at Headquarters from the Com
mardng General Of the American En-
barkation Center:
~. Tho commanding General directs
that a copy OF this report Of the In
spcctor OF the A. Z. c.. be forwarded
to you.
>. He desires me to say that he notes
with satisfaction in this Division the
same devotion to duty and efficiency
in the performance Of it's duties out Of
the line. as characterized its conduct in
active operations. And that such
spirit OF cooperation and such efficiency
Is we'll worthy OF emulation
81. Having completed tho clothing
and equipment inspection OF tho 8oth
Division In tho Economy Area, desire
10 call the attention OF tho Commanding
General 70 its excellent condition All
. instructions that We gave wcre carried
out both IN letter and IN spirit, and each
organization tried to excel in this In
spcction.
.. Their equipment was very clean
and most carefully arranged. the
greatest attention being paid to minute
details The Brigade Commanders &C
companicd tho INSPECTORS and their In
tcrest in this work produced tho very
host results and greatly facilitated the
+, work on our part.
! 3. Tho spirit OF courtesy and enu1a-
ton that pcrvadcs this Division. and the
efficient and thorough business meth
obs employed. reflect tho highest creoil
upon It's entire personnel"
T with tho gradual reduction OF the
: American "xpcd!tNnary force many
, CORPS wcrr ahand"nrG. including tho 9Th.
20 thu command or wE'c!. General Cronk-
ME-. bad rcc- trausf"".ri from tho 9th
in March This "r@Il,d niIu 70 he TO
! assigned 20 tn command "C tho Soth d.
vision on April -. !, WIS especially
appropriate that hc should return to
| America in command OF tho division OF
which he hitd becoIne SO intimately
part -.
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kinsburg. Pa.
G. L. McLcmore. Naples Hotel Elm
Grove.
Clarence Elliott, Left Hand Run.
Twruty-ninth street. Wheeling.
william +. knuth. East Twenty
ninth street, Wheeling.
George y. Alexander. 101 Main street.
Warwood.
r. J. Hogl. Edgwood.
Charles w. Borchart. r. F.
y. No. ., Wheeling.
David a. Conrad. 155 Kruger street,
Elm Grove.
Rufus ]. Roberts. 1876 21st street,
Warwood.
Clyde f. Helfenbine, 339 Richland
avenue. Warwood.
Charles L. Hallett. 33c Main street,
Elm Grove.
William A. Eaton. 1s9 National road.
Fulton.
James c. Thompson, 100 East Pike.
Alliance. Ohio.
Earl Mcclure, IS Bridge street. Elm
Grove.
Henry F. Borchart. R. F. D. No. ..
Wheeling.
Walter A, Toland. Clater. w. Va.
Harry l.. Lasch, sos Warwood avenue,
Robert Ice Ward. Miller avenue. Chan
tai Court.
John J. Rrister, No. Sycamore ave-
nue.. Patterson.
Rayhurn Porter. No. IL Paxton ave-
nue.. Elm Grove.
Ellsworth T. Folmar. Elm Grove. West
Virginia.
Calvin II. Davis. West Liberty. w.
Va
John W. Korn, 53s National road.
Fulton.
George Baker, Elm Grove, W. Va
Samuel b. Hilton, IL Warwood ave-
nue.. Warwood.
Charles F. schramm. 1916 Warwood
avenue. Warwood.
L. A. Makregidius. IS Richland ave-
nu". Warwood.
william H. link. 81 Virginia street,
Elm Grove.
George f. Kettler. SO McCurdy ave-
nue.. Elm Grove.
Adolph H. Grcwe. 81 View street. Edg-
wood.
Louis Ricdcl Jr., East End 29th street.
Wheeling.
Samuel A. Trimble, r. F. D. No. l..
Wheeling.
Charles Lewis, 423 Main street. Elm
Grove.
Charles l.. Bowers, Elm Grove. R. F.
D. No. T..
Ed compton. Valley Grove. ". Va.
George l.. Yoho, R. F. d. No. 4, Elm
Grove.
Louis G. Ncuhart. corner Fourth and
Center. Fulton.
Richard 4. Auber, 1853 Kruger street.
FL mGrove.
oof I'D
street Wheeling.
George Gilbert Pasco. Triadelphia,
Ohio county. W. Va.
William Alonzo Spear. r. F. D. No.
.. Wheeling.
Floyd Bibbce, Highland avenue, War
wood
August II. Norteman. r. F. D. No. 1,
Wheeling
Thomas +. Conrad. Triadelphia, w. Va
George i. Schcnk. Woodsdale. w. Va
John w. Hunter. Triadelphia, W. Va.
Edwin NJ Carter. Elm Grove. w. Va
Charles +: Jack r. F. D. No. 2. Wheel
ing.
walter VI. Knaus. 80 Elgwood street,
Wheeling.
Thomas James Howell. Clayton. Rock
Point. Ohio county.
Harry r. Porter. Patterson. w. Va
John Thomas Gilbert, East 2sth street,
Wheeling. w Va.
Mark Tonatt. Richland Mine. Warwood.
w. Va.
Paul Wolamin. Richland avenue. War.
wood.
Robert Hirschhrunner. 1904 Arnold
street. Chicago. III.
Frank y. Carcione, Leatherwood'
Wheeling.
Elmer j. Wilhelm. r. T. D. No. 4. Elm
Grove.
William II. Erocmsen. r. F. D. No. ,,
Wheeling.
John +. l.. Voglcsang. East 18th street.
Wheeling.
Albert Miller 3o3 Main street. Elm
Grove.
John MrElwain. o19 National road.
Fulton.
Stanley r. Porter. Kruger street,
Patterson.
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ket street Wheeling
John Garner. 1915 Market street
Wheeling.
Nick Coconis. 1915 Market street.
Wheeling.
Vincent Lawrence KirChncr. G. Tween
ticth street. Wheeling.
William Thomas Burt, 1l2 y. Front
street. Wheeling.
Vim. Clark Stewart. Jr, 419 S. Broad
way, Wheeling.
Edward Lawrence Klincr. Cadiz r. +.
D. No. /. care I. P. Lewis.
Harry Albert Ald"rSon. llOJ Chapilne
street, Wheeling.
Martin Dennis Shields, Sc 10Th ST.
Wheeling.
Thos r. Null Walter II. hartman
Edgar Lockwood George M"ut"ildcs
Marsh Martin L. Wees
John L. Oliver Chas. Il. klccch
Thomas T. Golden John +. lultz
Christ Nickoouis Charles Flanagan
YIN II. Chalkcr Chas. +. Mckinney
Louis d. Gchring. 10 S. York street.
Wheeling
Ernest c. Frederick. 1914 Jacob ST..
Wheeling.
Thomas T. Tcmplc;on 1918 Alley H..
Wheeling.
Frcd Ernest Walter. l41 2oth street.
Wheeling.
Alva 4. Adams. rear East Street. Sis
tcrsvillc. W. Va.
Oscar +. Wagcnhcim. 45l S. Wabash
street. Wheeling.
Edgar d. Policy. SIS S. Front street.
Wheeling.
Nick Krawshuk 3O1 Bow street.
Wheeling.
Thomas Young Beckett. IA Main ST.
Wheeling.
CLYDE Eugene Martin. 1918 McColloch
street. Wheeling.
Walter Leo Korngivcr. 2Sl0 Moysten
street Wheeling.
Marcus Peter Joachim. l@2 f. llth
j Henry clay Ernns. 1911 nth street,
Wheeling.
William Curtis Wendell. 1i5 18th St.
Joseph Marcus. 81 dSth ST.. Wheeling,
John Wintcrbaucr. 1926 McColloch ST,
Wheeling.
Chae. w. Krcitcr. 2235 Chaplinc St.
Wheeling.
George Znzmann, 1i3 Walnut street,
Wheeling.
Leland Stanley Dorsey. 20 y. Huron
street Wheeling.
Jco Joseph Karrasch, 1926 Water ST.
Wheeling.
Charles Howard Conrad, 2l24 Eoff ST.
Wheeling.
Herbert Best Fryer. III lttn S'''c''
Wheeling.
Guv Feed simpson COO y. Huron ST..
Wheeling.
Harry Erducc Rounds. 1870 Water ST.,
Wheeling.
bernie Mcclure Coss iN1 Grand View.
Wheeling.
Richard Lewis Zipfrl. CLIO Market St,
Wheeling.
stephen Burak Cola Market street,
Wheeling.
Raw Jnn. McGin 322 Coal street.
Wheeling.
Morgan Dennis. 1913 Morrow street,
Wheeling.
william Ed Monihan. 1902 W",z"l ST.
Wheeling.
Wheeling. 49,
Edwin Joseph Francis Thalman, 197
18th street. Wheeling.
Fred |. E"nlinr. %l&i Alley H.. Wheel
ing 60
Harry Ed Mckinney, lt5 Virginia ST.
Elmer 4. Rose. IS $. York street.
Wheeling.
Wheeling.
Victor Arohkc,n 25oa Wood street.
Wheeling.
Edward W. Einr,n"r. ESQ., Alley ="
Wheeling.
Oliver =. Graham. cambridge Glass
Co, Cambridge Ohio.
Edward puffr.nc. 93%l Chaplin" street
Wheeling.
Harry William Fond. ell Chaplin"
street Wheeling.
Russell :. DAVIS. %i0i Chaplin" street.
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sions remain in advanced grades and
mary of these remain solely by reason
Ct an attachment L. the Five Ridge
division. which has hcre m" mon" mark
with III" paSSaS" ~ tin". ''u': hIla'h-
mcntS are not ariiliciH.. Binding traHl-
tons arc never arbitrarily created. II"
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While not a slnG,> regiment nor bat
talon. and but n few companies and
batteries within tn" division. possess 10
day their urig!u2i commanders. yet a
surprising number II tn" original Of
ilcrrs in cuiuiarl.,"u with other divl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-28
TEAM or SEVENTY.

NEW YORK. May 27.-More than 20
OF the most prominent track and lleio
athletes Of the United States with
sprinklng Of boxers. wrestlers, swim
mcrs and tennis players were selected TO
augment the team which will represent
this country In the Inter-Allied games
at Paris. next month at a meeting OF
the Amateur Athletic Union Officials
here tonight. The list includes oSvseei
world record holders and . numb11 vith
either A. A. q. or inter-coueglate
championships to their crsditA
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THE WHEELING INTELLIGENCER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 1919

be cherished they must be real. ano ="
always will survive the spirit or the Soth
Division through its veterans ass"cla-
ton. which even now is in the CORNING
conceived as it were in the hour Of war.
but which shall be born in the travail OF
peace.
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Wheeling Boys

Paul Peter 100 Seventeenth street
Charles T.. Ncmphll, sos Most street
Emanuel Mlnas 250l Market street.
Robert +. Powell. 1871. Main street
Philip IL. Row. 1907 Main street.
Michael kasun, IA Twenty-ninth
street
Frank Wclck. 81 Tweniy-seventh
frank N. Carroll. 439 Main street.
John Joseph Prczlcnske, 44Oi Wctzcl
street
woic!cch Sale. 4414 Wood street
Charlie Carionc l5G Alley 10.
Steve Trek. y Alley Is.
Anton Borek, ass Jacob street.
'r,ouas T., FAEan. l9 Thirteenth street.
Joseph Hoffman. l22S Baltimore street.
Earl F. Vcnscl, 1909 Jacob street.
Antoni limiclowicZ, y Forty-eighth
street. o,,,o
street.
Jacob NJ Lcrrler, 1I2'a EiShteeh'"
street. ..oot
Russell julius Micdcl 1914 McCollocA
street. $3.50.
sam I,cnsos. 250e Market street:
Charles Stanley Clarksburg ". va
N,n. G.. steele. "5@3 Chapline street.
Nick Kumistakis @5o6 Market street
Albert T.. KarGes. S1l Lind street.
John E. Sole. 1872 North Huron street.
Frank L. Martin. 123 :. YORK sFeel'
Vim. G. Coles. ga Main street.
1oscph Biloxi. 46l3 Jacob street
David A. Martin. SO :. YORK street
Ines Toward Reed, Farvicw. WA
Walter VIM. Quiglcy. 2Tit Chaphho
street o,- ~ uob,sh
avenue. ,oo >Toco,,och
Bernard B. Pauer. 1900 McC0i'oc'
StrCCt. . VI. ".
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Chas. VIM Funk
Chas. Joyce. 1901
Arthur c. Meals
Geo. 3. Kennedy
Geo. w. Joseph
Joseph Ga-dia
James Sloan
Harry McKnin
Lawrence A Violin
VIM. c. Franz
Lloyd E. Marvin
Michael Clemente
Harrison NJ. Pat
tcrSun
John Owen Earnest
Chester e. Moore
lhas. 4. Harrison
Jas. T Long
Jas. II. Jones
Lawrence -. BroWn
John Doscalakis
Edwin c. Mattern
Francis Kraft
Henry w. Kenny
Barney +. Downing
( Addison Merritt
irwin Heyman Bae;
paul JaEacZsSy
Vim. Leopold Sill
verman
Tyde ThcS. Bounds
Edw. Jacob Davis
| Mike LaCella
| VIM. II. BrinkTnan
| Alex. Stevenson
LEO c. Utermnhua
Elmer Schnelle
Louis Geo. Eichol-
| John G.. Stromp
Raymond B Goethe
| Homer S. Cunning
| ham
lGeo, VIM Pappert
| Jos. Francis Baum
Robt- z. Garrison
John :arl Stump
Wayman BarSer
Raymond Jos FaE
| lana
Robt- Watkins
| Jos Sonnefeld
Jas, h. McFcley
Root J. Walker
Thoa Z. Gothic
Edga- Jesse Davis
| john VIM. MinZlcr
IChnJ. Sylvester
| Pappert
| Marsh NJ. Meek
| A. II. Bonncnberg4l
| Nm. Augustoa
| 13oLndS
| Cha3. stiles
Herman z, Shock
snlder
| Che4 VIM Howell
Frank H. schnald
Edmund Kleeh
AloE. Potro
! John Markoourtl
! Bernard Landnrs
| Edmund Pat. Burke
John -. Curry
Harry ]. Shaw
VIM. OliYor Phil
lips
Frank A. Glover
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-24
ITALIANS SEIZE
SHIP. CARRYING
AMERICAN FLAG
STARS AND STRIPES LOWERED
IIAlINN 90 OR~ RAISED
SANS REPORT.

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UGH0Es WITHOUT INWARD

There was aua factor fnr g..'.-
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PREACHER EDITOR

E.y BURT. Jeuk.u .le .. .H.
r.st popular preacher 70 han"
oia has been Installed as editor ana
mayer o.. me Kansas Cly Post
This announcement startled 'he
,... when I' was made recently or
DO tr. page OF .ba' u.e-paua.
Many may believe tha. minister .'
.a Gospel is not O maU ak,t .u 800.
coed n the rush md tumble of d
#et pap.rmaus life Bur those who
Huk ha- of Rev Bursis J.ua.us a.
u.f know the man
On 81. happens that Mr Jenkins a1s
..aaE been O. hustler lir bias a
way. been wher, The iur vs. ry.ul
a.. OBI, .feIest rat, Dee I- uHf afraid
.. Rara. is man of idea. .ri orig
Hsuty and We believe that fle Nau
..s city Post .s going 90 prosper m
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By MAIL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-15
FRANK STYVAERT
NAMED DISPOSAL
COMPANIES HEAD

Directors and officers of the Tri-
City Disposal company were elect
ed at a meeting of stockholders
recently held. Frank Styvaert of
Moline was chosen president, H. G.
Copp of Rock Island. vice presi-
dent, and Henry First of Moline.
secretary-treasurer.
The board of directors elected
is ]. ]. Bryson of Davenport. Fl.
G. Copp of Rock Island. and H A
Jansen, Ed Wilson, George Borg,
Frank Styvaert, Frank Guessing.
Henry First and c. L Josephson> all
of Moline.
Reports from the company indi-
cate that business conditions are
excellent. General satisfaction is
expressed by the three cities, it is
said, on the work of keeping alleys
clean.
Fifteen hundred hogs, fattened
on garbage collected in the tri-
cities, will be shipped next week
from the company's farm in South
Moline. twenty-five hundred hogs
will be brought to the farm as soon
as those now in the pens are ship
ped to Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-15
WILL INCREASE
COUNCIL WAGES
Commission Considers Probability
of Raising Salaries of Men
Elected To-day.

VIII the mayor and aldermen
who are elected today be given an
increase in salaries?
This seemed probable when the
city commission met yesterday aft
ernoon to consider higher salaries
for the men who are being elected
to Office The commission reached
no decision, but if it expects to do
something, it must be done within
the next few days.
If an increase is to be granted to
the next administration, it must be
done by the present commission.
The members of the council being
elected today cannot increase their
own salaries or the salaries of 9TH
er elective officers. If the ordin-
ance increasing wages is accepted
it must lay over a week before it
is finally adopted. The city COM
mission has but a few more days
of life
1t comes as a surprise to the city
that the mayor and commissioners
are considering raising the salaries
Of the council, for not more than a
month ago it had been understood
that there would be no change in
salaries. Under the law as it has
been interpreted, men who are
elected to the council today will
receive exactly the same salaries
that were paid to such officers
when Moline was last under the
aldermanic form, eight years ago.
Under the aldermanic law, the
mayor receives 81 200 a year. The
mayor under the commission form
is paid $4,000 per year It is under
stood that the mayor elected today
can compel the city by mandamus
to pay him $4,000 year. Other
salaries paid eight years ago were
for city clerk, $1,000; city attor-
ney, $1,000; city treasurer, $500 d
year, and aldermen received IS a
meeting.
The city clerk under the com
mission form is paid $4,000 a year,
and other commissioners also re-
ceive $4,000 a year. The city at
torney now receives $1,000 The
present commission seems agreed
that aldermen should receive more
than So meeting. Under the state
law their salaries may be increased
to SO a meeting.
What will be done is not known,
but should action be taken, it must
be done at once.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-15
{. M. Will HOLD
ELECTION LATER
Proposition of Floating Bonds and
Increased Revenue Come
Up Within Month";

East Moline will have a special
election, probably within the next
month, to vote on the proposition OF
floating bonds for a new school
building in the John Deere school
district and for the increase in
school revenue from to per cent
Decision to hold the special cleo
ton was made at the meeting Of
the East Moline city school board
last evening The reason for not
holding the election today in CON
junction with the general city cleo
ton, is that not enough signers had
been obtained to file in time the
petition asking that the proposition
be put to vote. Five per cent OF
the number of voters that balloted
at the last election are needed on
the petition before it can be filed.
This would amount to some five
hundred names. The board needs
$50 additional names before the
petition can be filed.
The date of the election is not
set, but it will most likely be held
within the next month. The need
OF the increased revenue is appar-
ent. The board is figuring on float
ing bonds for the erection Of a new
school building, but in order to
maintain the school properly and TO
so back to normal conditions in
other buildings, it must have more
money. Already the board has bor-
rCwed $4,000 on 1919 taxes, in or
der to pay bills. for the last six
weeks.
The board last evening named G.
&. Schilling and Oscar Lundeen
judges at the school election next
Saturday. Mrs. S. A. Cartwright
was appointed clerk for the day,
The John Deere building will be
the only polling place and votes
can be cast between and o'clock
that afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-15
In the Lodges

Vasa lodge No. 139 will meet in
regular session tomorrow evening
in Industrial hall, Moline. Impor-
tant business matters are to be
transacted. Luncheon will be serv-
ed at the close of the session.
Eliza Garfield tent, No. %, D. o.
V. Will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O in Swedish Olive
hall.
Annual installation of officers was
held last evening by East Moline
lodge No. 1927, L. o. o. M, with
R. E. Ausbrook, deputy supreme
dictator of Patterson. n. J. lodge,
No. 553, acting as installing officer.
Those seated are:
Dictator-Robert Duff.
Vice dictator-A. Djubainville.
Past Dictator. F. Haemer.
Prelate-Bert Fuller
Secretary-W. B. Lloyd.
Sergeant at arms-Ted Land.
Inside guard-C. W. Lohmier.
Musician-Dr. E. F. Johnson.
Treasurer. J. Ryan.
Trustees-L. F. Haemer, Harry
Henry and Oscar Ostrand. One
hundred fifty members were pres
ent.
Plans for a reception to be held
April 10 in honor of the returned
soldiers of the lodge were made.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-15
SHARING is NOT
LABOR SOLUTION,
SAYS S. STEDMAN

Industrial expansion in America
during the next two years is any
thing but optimistic; the methods
of profit sharing and shorter hours
by manufacturers are not a solution
of the unemployment situation,
said Seymour Stedman. Chicago
attorney, at the Moline Turner hall
last evening. Mr.. Stedman will be
remembered as the attorney who
defended Eugene Debs, Rose Faster
Stokes, Daniel K. Wallace and 9TH
ers charged with violation of the
espionage act
In speaking of the market for the
next several years, Mr.. Stedman
said that countries OF Europe Will
afford only a scant market for
American products, and practically
the only demand will be for food
stuffs. And now many of the Eu-
ropean countries are on the verge
Of bankruptcy, he added.
Stedman death with the pr1n-
ciples of socialism in a general way.
He did not resort to a discussion OF
ultra-radical ideals, or bolshevism.
He argued federal control of the
railroads and other utilities, touch
ed upon the industrial and labor
situation, dwelt momentarily on the
espionage act, and took occasion to
lambast cabinet officials, Postmas-
ter General Burleson in particular
affording an object for attack.
The attorney asserted that gov
ornamental OperatiOn of the railroad
system had proved efficient and
practical during the emergency per-
iod. and asked why continuance of
the plan would not be feasible dur
ing peace times.
Stedma ndefended the first vfo1at-
or of the espionage act in the Unit
ed States, Daniel K. Wallace. who
was convicted in the federal court
in Davenport and sentenced to a
term in Fort Leavenworth
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-15
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Tahe
Olive Tablets

III your skin is yeIlow-compiexion
8pallid-tongue coated-appetite poor
4 you have bad taste in your mouth
IL lazy no-good feeling--you should
lake Olive Tablets.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a SUBJ
zstitute for calomel-were prepared by
5Dr. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tabietsare purely
neutrality-suspicious. with oliveo
|Kou will know them by their olive color
Tohave aclear, pink skin. bright eyes,
mo piruples. a feeling of buoyancy like
childhood daysyou must get atthecause.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets act OH the
liver and bowels Ike calomel-yet have
mo dangerous after effects
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions Of boxes
re sold annually at I0c and 25c per box.
ALI druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-15
PAVING PROJECT
TO co THROUGH
Directors Appear Before Board OF
improvements VIII
Cost ss0,756.

Eighteen directors to the i'm
6proVement paving project in the
Southwest part of Moline out of a
POSSIBLE hundred property owners
appeared this morning in the Mo
\ inc city hall, before the local board
BIZ improvements. The DIRECTORS
lost out and the board approved Of
\ he paving which will mean an ex
Bpenditure OF SS0,756.
Two years ago when the same
project was being considered the
kost was estimated at $57 .965, more
#han $4,000 more than was esti-
mated it will cost to do the work
To-day Members of the board of
improvements stated that the ma
FORTY of the property owners had
Expressed themselves as favoring
the project. a postal card vote to
obtain sentiment Of property own
#Ers was taken.
The board ordered an ordinance
prepared, but it is doubtful wheth-
#br or not the present commission
8wiII be in Office long enough to
bass the necessary ordinance. The
proposed pavements are located as
follows:
Fifteenth street from Twenty
third to Twenty-ninth avenues.
Fourteenth street from Twenty
Eighth to Thirty-fourth avenues.
Twenty-sixth avenue from Fiji
Eeenth to Sixteenth avenues.
Twenty-eighth avenue from
Fourteenth to Sixteenth streets
Twenty-ninth avenue from Four
leenth TO Sixteenth streets.