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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
COAHU ILA
Los estudiantes recibidos por
Mr. Henry Ford

SALTILLO, Coah: Ecbrero 6.-Los
iovcncs estudiantes que salieron de
csta capital con -umOo q Michigan.
a L. gran Tabrica dc autos del multi
millionaire Enrique Ford, han comuni-
cado al gobicrno que fueron bien re-
cibidos por cl oodercso industrial. Sc
les ofrecio un hanqTcte en- los mis-
mos departamentos De II fabrlca, ell
81 cue estuvo preSentc Mr.. Ford,
auicn los lIevo personalmente 4 los
tallcrcs donde ticnen que hacer sus
estudios De necanica anlicada en- q
ramo dc construction dc carros. Hoy
salieron De aqui dos cstudiantes mas
que no Sc fueron con sus companc-
ros por causas diversas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Las BAJAS AMERICANS EN- AR
kANGEL

WASHINGTON. febrcro 7.-El De-
partamento de Ia Guerra anuncio 10y
cue las baias habidas entire las fuer-
zas americanas que Sc italian en- el
frente de Arkangel, hasta el 81 &c @
nero del presente ano. fueron cuatro-
cientas seis. en- Ia lorna sigulentc:
muertos en- acciGn, sesenta : uno;
mucrtos de enfermedad, sesenta Y seis
m~uertos 4 consecueucias de heridas.
trece: muertos 9 consecuencias de &C
cidenteS. seiS: d~ispersos. treinta Y Qua
tro. siendo Ell resto eli numero de los
acridos habidos. Fl total de las fuer
ZGs cue Sc encuentran ALI cs de me-
nos De cinco mil homtraS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
FL Prcs;dentc de Torreon.

C~ficiaimente Sc espera en- esta ! u
dad al senior Eduardo Guerra, Presl-
dente Municipal de Ia ciudad De To-
rre0n, quicn vieHe = esta capital a
c~onferenciar con el gobernador acer-
CO de algunOs importantes asuntos re-
lacionados con ia Marcia de aquel i'm
p~ortantc municipio. uno de los que pa
IN hoy Sc italian en- magnificas condi-
clones debido a la natural riqueza de
Ia terra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Robo de So 10000 en- alhajas.

Por mas esfuerzos que ha hecho Ia
p~olicia, no ha podido descubrir quie-
mes paedan ser los que Sc introduce
ron en- la casa de Ia sonora Concep-
ci6n Romero, situada en- el numero 6
De Ia Gale eduardo Tamariz", Y de
n cual extrajeron la suma de $4,000
pesos en- alhaias que Ia sonora Ro-
nero g~uardaba en- I'm armsrio. FL niue
Die fuG d~estroZado por los pa
n yer dc sacar 10 que contenia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Nulidad de cleccioncs.

Intensa excitacion reina en- ell veci-
no pueblo de AtliXco, o motive de
haberse reunido ALI todos los elemen
tos liberales para pedir dc I'M ma
nera tcrminante Ia nulidad de las pa
sadas elecciones municipales. Dice1
los !iberalcs que 81 cl Congreso no loa
atiende V Sc mega a hacerles justicia,
las cosas tomaran IN aspecto que puc-
de traey resaGumbre al gobierno del
Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
LA CONISION DE REPARA-
CLONES.

PARIS, Febrero LA comision
e~rcargada de estudiar TODD 10 relavi-
vo . las Preparedness. ceSa que Sc con-
siedrl como n verda9eramente fun
tamcntaI para los uabajes dc paz
inici@ hoy sus laboreS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Continua Il conflicto obrero.

En- Ia ciudad de Cordoba celebraron
una conferencia Ct %~obernador int
rino del Estaio y Candida Aguilar,
con cl objeto &c tratar 10 relative al
conflicto obrero que continual amena-
zante como el primer dia. y esta
iunta ,.sistieron los representatives de
los industriales, asi como los lideres
dc los obreros. Segun parece no sc
ha podido ilegar 4 ningua acucrdo,
en- vista dc que los iEduStrialeS no
quieren rctirar NADIA de 10 que publ
caron en- 81 manifesto. eNpreSando
que clio es la Ultima palabra en- Ell
asunto. porguc asl Sc los impone Sus
.inrerescS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
IRRITACION

La eczema ocasiona dolores tan ~intensos.
que son una constantc ~tortIra. La Come
z6n sobre TODD So hace insopo-ta.s y pare
:, que Ia piel Sc encuentra entire llamas- Una
rUraci6n que Sc applique por medic dc lini-
mentos. frieras. defensivos. etc. TO hace mas
que aliv;ar los dolores temporalmente. pero
10 arroja n enferuicdad Ia causa dehe ser
cumbatida-
El oriGen de II eczema esti en- Ia sanEre
cuyos germenes nocivos salem ala suPerficie,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
La enfermcdad del goberuador.

La affection que aq~uejaba Al senior
ESpinosa Mireles Y que habia tornado
caractcreS ycrdaderamcutc alarman-
ties. 4 lido 2 g debijo a las espe-
ciales ate]nciones mcdicas de que es
obieto. Para hoy esta va fuera &c
peligro, siendo probable cue dentro
De tres O cuatro dias vuelva 4 atender
los asuntos del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Nueva industrial.

Con IN capital de ve:nte mil pesos,
va eyhibido, Sc "a a establecer eE Ia
ciudai dc Piedras Negras una fabrl-
ca de hie!o, para 10 cual Il propie-
tarios celebraron va el contrato YES
Dectivo con ell gobiernO del Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09

Las c~riaturas que tienen ~solitaria cStan Sc
expuestas y 81 desarrolo e diff
ell y peligroso. Unas cuantas doSlS de
WHITES CREAM NERMIFUGE destruiran
los Cusanos y haze que scan c%pclidnS del
ORGANISING. c inmediatamcnte IN criatU-a 80
Sentira hien. Dc vcata por IL BotIca san
Pedro. 90 ". Commerce St. san Antonio,
lexis LAdY.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
VERACRUZ
entire un jueZ y Ell
Consul americana

VERACRUZ. Febrero 6.-Eutre ell
Consul americana de este puerto Y
81 Juez Tercero de Primera. Instan-
cia. Ia surgido un incidente ~desagra-
dable que promote ser sensational, Sc
gun Sc d~esprende de Ia eNcitacion en-
oue Sc halla ell Representative norte-
americana.
Ell Conflicto obedece q que ell Juez
Sc rego q entrcgar FL Consul los obje-
tos pcrtcnecientes al maquinista del
vaDor Monterrey, que fallecio en-
este puerto, Y de 10 cual do fe cl
citado Consul. FL Juez nego al re-
presentante americana derecho para
recoger 10 que a su muerte dejo Ell
m~auuinista de- Monterrey.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09

OBRAS DE EMILIO SALGARG
IL SI.25 cata una)
Los Mis:erios de In Indis
Lo- P!rata. de Ii Nalasia
Ia CoRcuis;a de IN nnpe-ie
Ii Yca-anz2 de Saaccksa
II Recoaquista de MompEseen
Ia Girafa Blanca
E Rey eI Ai-e
Er Il, Monta6ss Dc Africa
= Teso-o de- = Montana Asul
Ia Des-=ucc:on &c Ca-ta6
Les Pi.a;zs de las Be-nudas
e Ez;ernin:o De una Trbu
Ia, A@uitas De Is Estepa
la EstrrIa de IA Araucanis
Ea q Mar &c las PcTlas
FL d:jo &C! Cc-safio Rcjo
Los Uici-cs FiibFS's-us
los EsJrsSos &c i China
- Montana &c OGo
Las Na-avUas Gel aEo G0aA
EOYELAS u:yERSAS
q Fan de los Pob-s. TOR TG-ez e.
erich. I tonos tsLs e. . -. S@su
Az:u..a. O * CAa-ros Contr1Dandisas-
Sove!s mexicara- Dos tonos go. S 10
:! Mar.i- del G6!gota. He:mO-a obTa:
b.ssda en- n VIDA del Eccento- DEL
NuaGo. In como craute. cnPAs:aSo : $50
= D.naz:,ero. pov z. L Stevenson $ o-5S
= C.Sa7.i-n-n C GueycGo .-.-.--.. ; V-o9
~ Amor Je sos Anores. E'oTeEa senu- -,
mental. Cuatro tones, pasta tsAa , SO"
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2. Se "A anterior. Cultro tones. tcla > S'eo
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Ia Hcr:aaaa de "a Carload. Dor CAS- 500
.cf,r . tones tela -. =. 80 e. St'eS
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Tos Smo-ss dc Creyetc 49,
II Leg &c DIos
"a .ru,.- d, Trz:c BLanco. por Wiki
Collins. Dos torros -
- yIs.- Aoulte-a. Crat-o ,osnoS teiA ) S.SO
"a F!scra ScE-a, per X l. Stevenson S"U
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IA I~uvcac.G dc Enrique " - -
-. Nfsfe-los de q lnGulSlclon $780,. , Inv
sI.rro-,a, de urs SucGra, por Aceveco W.
&sno-ia, DE- IN RsyoluclonaEIo 1900 !-5V
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Communication ina!ambrica.

la Secrctaria lie Guerra ha orde-
made cue en lugar de u@a sean VariGs
las estacioneS ina1dmbricas que cXis-
tan Ell difertntes runtcS del Estado,
con obicto de que sean utilizadas en-
Ia campana contra los revoluciona-
rios feliciStas. que cada dia amcnazan
invadic TODD el Estado, seguu los a.
rrestoS de que han dadO mucstras en-
estes ultimoS meseS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
Ia ECZEMA PRODUCE Una COMEZON E
IRRITATION A~BRASADORAS.
DA IA SENSATION DE QUE La PEI Sc HALLA AL CONiAClOI
DE LAS LLAMAS.

Iesionando In picL Esta Is Ia causa por Ia
cual cl me:sr tra;amiento para toda ciase
de enfermedades de n piel es ell remedio Ia
mado s. S. S.. pues linlpia Ia sangre ian per-
fertameute que no dueda en- ella ninguna In
pureza. Obtenga una botefla hoy mismo en-
cualquiera drogueria y Sc dara pronto euenta
de los resultadcs de IN tratamiento apro-
piado. Escriba solicitanGo consuita meaica.
Ia cual seri gratis. dirigiendose a Medical
Directcr. 81 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
PRACTICES

SASCALES PGAGL-COS
"a 81 peso esds S"0'-
Manual c. Agriculture
Manual d. A-tes y of'sio>
Nsmis. d Accites y JabeNA
Manual De .Abin.,s-ia
Manual de Ca-pintezia de Tale,
Manual De Ce-ra;criA y O5-as de Htec7e
Janus DEL Cohetero = PoiTo-isA
Manual Del Curtido: de Pieles
Manual d Ccufit--o-Pastele-o
Manual Gel observation-disclosures
NuHuai &c EIect=ieidsd
Manual de Fotog-afia
aardai de- Hojsatero
Sanual sc ~JazGineris y HeCteUtES
Manual dc! Labo-ero - &icas
Manual &c Lechszi1
Manual de Msc&nica GCdugrr-A
Manual del Pinsor
Manual de- TeleErafistA = Tc!efoafss
Manual Gel Relo!e1o
Manual Gel Szstra
Manual del Fabr:c1as- de Weiss
Manual Ge VeserinariS , EGulacloa
Saaual del Zspate-o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-09
NoyELAS De a 50 CENTAEoS

EoyELAs De a so CENTAYos.
Ans- : Martirto.
A-tc dc BIsca- Aarldo
Calyar:o &c amor
:, Inferno &c CS romSrA
~ No.!o P-stato
~ p,1-Zatorlo dc ls Soiterss
- para:sc de las &C1ereS
ii Hata De los SiarrS
vi >,lLc &c IsISeEcr-S
~ Coiar &c Esme-a!cas
II s. ce las Nin2s
~ Alma ea uU Ee23
- Hiig dc las Flores
n H:ri Ell los Laoios
Ia Nina &c Ios JaAnilne'
Ia ViuGa AleSre
l.. Co-tc del Amor
"a P-uceSa del Doiar
Ia EIi- de Venus
LIS Evas Mode-nas
LIS Oprer@S del amor
IS Mas &c! Champagne
Sar;s- pc- jorge kaacs
Marina o Ia HilA &c las piS'
N.lGItcs sean les do1noTes
Matthias sean is SGeSrS
NaicIto sea el amor
StasGs:Us sean los Ns4oS
pa-"1,S - Casaa los aombge
aO-,ns = Cas2n las Mulsrcs
Po-1ur Pecan !as Mulereo
Po-SCs las EIe!Ss
Porgue reinciocn Is vIuess
POI Se.ul. = n Nu!et
So MajstAd ei Anoz
viva II Noviz.
Z Ei;o M&dito
YY BecerzC dc oSo
81 Mauuscrlto &c nj NsaEs-
r.pTTIIAS CIESIIElCAS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03

teur," as he looked approvingly and
appraisingly at another who had
just finished telling dialect story.
= no" confessed the other, I'm
Sunshine George Hall, and I've
been doing Juvenile movie comedy
the last three years-before ! join
ed the army. But I've seen you on
the stage, too. Where was it?"
We'll. I've done my bit at the
New York theatres" admitted the
doughboy who had spoken first.
ain civil life I'm Val Marconi, OF
Marconi Brothers Wireless Orches-
ira. We were with Fred Stone, too.
And that ornery buck private over
there happens to be Charley Spell
dell, who wrote One in a Million
Like You and a lot of other song
hits. We ought to get UP a show
They did, and the result is Tine
Convaiescelt Entertainers" ten en-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
BOUNDARIES Are
GIVEN AT MEET
PIOw City Officials See Chart OF
New Voting Precincts for
Future Elections.

without changing the residences
of the aldermen in the least the
new ward boundaries were
adopted by the Moline council last
night at it's long session. The new
lines are based on the Moline town
ship precinct lines. Only slight
changes in the present boundaries
are made.
Supervisor Graflund last even
ing told the council that the new
plan is a great improvement over
the old boundaries and that he eX-
poets them to be greatly favored by
the board of supervisors. At later
meeting the council will adopt the
new precinct lines and will fix the
voting places to be used at the fu-
ture elections.
At the primary election for
states attorney to be held on June
81 and July Is respectively, Moline
electors will vote at the same polls
where they voted for the court jus
tice election last fall. There should
be little confusion as to the place
to vote in the coming elections be-
cause the same polls will be
changed Slightly and will not eff
feet very many people.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
LIQUOR TRAFFIC
TO BE STOPPED
IN PARK ROADS

Gallon houses seem to be pick
ing up more business as the days
roll by and what is more Park Su-
perintendent Fred Brandt said the
business is affecting the park The
park official has ordered the main
road closed to all vehicles that go
through Prospect park. Access to
the main road is closed at the bot
tom road.
Hereafter it will be necessary for
booze hunters to drive up Frick' 5
hill and on to Sixteenth street in
stead of through Prospect park and
on to Fifteenth street.
Mr.. Brandt has not closed the
road to all motorists. He has only
closed the bottom road and that
will cut off all people motoring
from the direction of the gallon
houses. 1t appears as though the
liquor traffic is hard on the roads
of the park and also makes it dis
agreeable for the people who come
to the park to rest and play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
'SILv|S TO HAVE
MASS-MEETING
Citizens VIII Have Meeting to Or
ganize a Community Center
for Recreation.

Silvis is to have a mass meeting
tomorrow evening at as O'Clock in
the Baptist church for the purpose
of organizing a community ceneer
which will have for it's object the
formation of a recreation program
center for young people operated
through a community council. The
Women's club is sponsoring the
idea and Mrs. L. o. Bell, 1902 Sec
ond avenue, Silvis, is in charge OF
the arrangements for the meeting
and the speaker of the evening will
be Allen D. Albert, the special rep
resentative of the community coun-
ellis of Illinois.
MIR. Albert was secured by the
temporary state organization com
mittee of the community councils,
on the termination of his services
on the Fosdick commission on
training camp activities, to repre-
sent the new organization, where
his services are sought for the pur-
poses of explaining the objects and
benefits accruing from the COM
munity council in town or country.
An expert in community service,
Mr.. Albert knows every phase of
community problem, having, pre-
vious to the war, visited more than
half a thousand cities in the United
States, in the interest of commun-
ity betterment, where the officials
desired his aid in solving their
community problems.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
new SCHOOL TO
Be BUILT SOON
East Moline School Board Author
lied to Build New $4,000
Structure.

A special school election was
held yesterday for the purpose of
voting on the $4,000 bond issue
and also to build a new school in
East Moline. There was very little
excitement over the election, only
% votes being cast. No votes were
cast for the negative side. The
building is to be an eight-room
structure and the site selected is
where the old John Deere school
now is standing. The board has
one acre of land to build on and
they expect to make full use of
this territory. The building will
be used mainly for the seventh and
eighth grades, but possibly some Of
the lower grades will be put into
the building, only as an emergency
case
The school board has planned to
make this building a community
center. Propositions for the use
of the new structure may be given
to the board and they will be
promptly acted upon.
A special school board meeting
has been called for tonight for the
purpose of canvassing the vote
cast yesterday. The board expects
to start work Immediately. The
plans for the structure have been
made for some time and the board
probably will issue bonds az once.
The proposition to issue bonds was
also carried by IS votes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03

R~HE liveliest bunch of GONZALES
cents ever in captivity-singers
story tellers, musicians and all
round cOmedians-and still in cap,
tivity, though they have a rowing
commission at present, have enter
ed the service of the Y NJ. C. A.
in France. AS convaIescents, they
are fiat failures, but as entertainers
they are the hit Of the 'Y" theatre
cal season overseas, reports from
France say.
A few weeks ago they were just
patients in a big base hospital.
They were all in the same ward,
and to keep up their spirits, they
got to singing and putting on
stunts" This. not only cheered
them up, but won all sorts Of APP
plause from their sick and wound
ed comrades.
Don't tell me you're an anna
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
Pillow CITY men
TO HAvE.OFFICE
City Officials Appoint New Physi-
clan and Superintendent of
WaterWOrks.

With the approval of the council.
Mayor C. P. Skinner of Moline ap-
pointed DR.. A, E. Kohler as city
physician and Stephen Buck as su-
perintendent of the waterworks.
DR.. Kohler succeeds DR.. w. T.
Hinan, who was appointed about a
year ago to fill the vacancy left by
DR.. H. T. Bennett, who enlisted in
the army. Under the commission
form there was no superintendent
of the waterworks, the position be-
ing filled by one of the commas
sions.
Steve Buck, the new waterworks
superintendent, has been chief en-
gineer at the city water plant. mis-
appointment will meet the approval
of the employees and probably with
the city. Mr.. Buck has been with
the waterworkS as long as there
has been a waterworks and he mas
handled every job around the plant.
He is familiar with the ropes OF the
works and should fill his position
with invaluable success.
Enlist in Army.
The city officials are fortunate in
securing the services of DR.. A. e.
Kohler as city physician. DR.. kosl-
er enlisted as one of the first no
line men in the medical corps and
was commissioned a captain and
sent overseas. DR.. Kohler has seen
as much and probably more service
in the army medical lines than any
other Moline physician.
Jack Owens was appointed by
Mayor Skinner as a temporary
member of the fire department. He
also appointed George w. Johnson,
George Ebeling and D. S. McDan-
iels as members of the cemetery
board.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
BOARD MEMBERS
APPROVE VOTE.
Moline School Board Votes to Have
Bonds Issued for New School
and Its New Site.

Members of the Moline board OF
education will visit the Gordon
homestead, which is the site of the
new Logan school. at 1880 O'Clock
tonight before the regular monthly
session of the board. Selection of
architect for the new school will
be made tonight and it is probable
that rough sketches will be made
by the members of the board and
submitted so as to have a basis for
discussion as to what kind of
school they wish to put on the new
site.
A special meeting was held last
night and an official canvass of the
Saturday election was taken and a
resolution was adopted declaring
that a proposition to buy a site for
a new school, to build a new
school and to issue $4,000 bonds
for the purpose had received a ma
jority vote in the election. The
finance committee was instructed
rs secure opinions upon this cleo
tion from bond attorneys and this
will probably be followed by a call
for bids upon the bonds.
Bids Late in Week.
Bids are expected late in the
week upon refunding bonds auth
oriZed last year, when a $4,000 is
sue was approved to meet bonds
coming due at that time. Half the
issue made last spring and another
$4,000 is being issued this month
to pay bonds maturing upon the
High, Mckinley and Willard
schools
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
MODIFICATION OF
DRY ACT rs ASKED
BY LABOR CHIEFS

Washington, June 3.-Modifica-
ton of the war time prohibition
law so the working man may have
light wines and beer was urged to-
day by representative of organized
labor at the first of the hearings by
the house judiciary committee
upon liquor measures.
Edgar Wallace, representing the
United Mine Workers, and describ-
ing himself as a man who had
worked IS years underground said:
THE best majority of the men
in my organization enjoy drink"
he said, land it does them good"
Officers of the Anti-Saloon
league said they would file briefs
and ask to be heard later.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
BROTHERS FOUND
GUILTY IN COURT

William Kalamaris and his bro
Their Peter, who were arrested Sat
urday noon at Fifth avenue and
Fifteenth street on charges of dis
orderly conduct, were tried in the
Moline police court this morning
and found guilty by Justice +. C.
Entrikin. One of the brothers was
fined 81 and costs and the other
only paid the costs and the fine
was suspended. Neighbors testi-
fed against the two men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03

listed men who have been IN 'rbig
time" vaudeville and are Just as
successful overseas as they ever
were here. The company has be-
gun a tour of the hospitals under
the management Of the y. NJ. C. A..
to which organization the army has
assigned them Tor four months On
detached service.
OF all the many groups Of hospf-
tai entertainers employed by the
Y. II. G. A. none is more popular
than the COnyaIesccut Entertain
ers, the boys who have wound
stripes on their bodies as well as
on their coats" The other mem
bers of the company are Smiling
Bert" Bowman, johnny Byam. Vic
tor Orr, Jac!. Belco, Charles Bauer
Jack Wayman and Lawrence ga
ger. The accompanying otctur.
SHOWS Val MarcouI entertaining IN
a hospital tent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-03
E. MOLINE LEAGUE
PLANS CAMPAIGN
TO GET MEMBERS

Members of the Community
league of East Moline met last
night in the East Moline Young
Mems Christian association club
rooms and adopted a constitution
and bylaws.
1t was decided at last nights
meeting to start a membership
campaign throughout the city and
to take steps to create a wider in
terest in the league. The league
members will give a party at the
Eagles hall Saturday night. The
proceeds will go to the play
ground fund. They have pledged
5000 to playground and hope to
raise it at the gathering Saturday
njght. The music and the hall has
been donated to the league. TICK
cts have been printed and are in
the hands of the committee.
Secretary of the East Moline
Young Mems Christians association,
H. ]. Banta, has donated three
rooras on the second floor for the
league members to hold their meet
ings in. Mr.. Banta has been an ac-
tive member in the organization
and is interested in its future.