davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
CHURCH PREY DokoNY-
WANIU MORDERSTW MIAL
DWU POMOCNIKoW.

Harvey W. Church przy doko-
nywaniu brutalnych mordcrstw
dwu sprzcdawczy automobile
wych, a mianowicic Bernardo
Daughcrty'ego karola Ausmu-
s'a. miai do pomocy dwu swoich
przyjaci6l, kt6rzy znajduia sic
juz w rckach w}adz. Church
wczoraj wieczorem przyznai sic,
IL zcznania, jake ziozyi W mic
dziele, byly W szczeg6lach ME-
prawdziwe, ponicwaz mordcr.
stwo bylo zg6ry uplanowane :
dwoma lego przyjacioimi, ktorzy
W dokonaniu tcgoz brali r0wny
Il nim udzial. W kjlka godzin p6-
zniei niejaki Leon Parks, LEGACY
lat y pnr. 2523 ". Jackson
blvd. w obecnoSci Stanowego pro
kuratora Grove, szefa pOlicji l'itz
morrisa i gl0wnego urzednika
Sledczego prokuratury Newman
k'a, przyznai sic, re w trojke, II.
on. Church niejaki Clarence
Wilder, Z pnr. 120 ". Locust ul.
uplanowali i brali udzia} w pod
w0inem mordcrStwie. Parks. ia
10 podejrzany o wSpofudziaf W
mordcrstwie zoStal arcsztowany
ieSzcze W ubiegly piatek. Wilder
zaS zostal aresztoWany w ubie-
gia nicdziele. Wedlc zeznah Par
k'sa. zbrodni .dokonano w celu
uzyskania automobile, by go p6-
zniej. sprzedac i podzielit sic pie
niedzmi, a ME po to, by mice pie
knq maszyne ola w}asnego uzyt-
llu. Parks przyzna} sic, IL on /
Wilder w czwarteb1 wieczor ocze-
kiwali W suterenie w domu rodzi-
COW Church'a na przybycie agen-
tow. Daughcrty pierwszy zostaf
tam sproWadzoriy przez Church'a
i gdy go juz zamordowali. Church
sprowadzil p6zniej Ausmus'a,
ktorego po zamordowaniu zako-
pano w garazu, Daugherty'ego
zaS wywieziono i wrzucono do
rzeki -Desplaines. =
Matka Church'a, kt6ra przeby-
wa pod strata w jednym Z hote-
low chicagoskich, dowiedziawszyt
sic wczoraj, il syn jej, przyznal
sic do ,zbrodni = zemdlaia. Przy-
wolano do niej lekarza, ktory o.
swiadczy,, IL stan jej zdrowia
jest krytyczny. .....
GAS PLACENIA TRZECIEJ
RATY PODATKU OSOBISTO
DoCHoDoWEGo..
w najblizszy czwartek, to jest
dnia .15go bm. :uplywa ternin
placenia trzeciej raty podatku o.
sobisto dochodowego "a, rok
1920. Zgodnic L oswiadczeniem
miciscowego poborcy ''podatku
Dokorlczenie n2 str. 6-tei!'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
ELIHU ROOT ME PRZYJAL
NOMINACJI MA SEDzlEGo
TRYBUNALU MIFDZY-
NARODOWEGO.
, pOSIEDZENIA RADY LIGI.
Geneva, IS wrzeSnia. (Prasa

Geneva, IS wrzeSnla. (PraSa
Stow.) Elihu Root stanowczo Cd
arowil przyjecia nominacJl ma Sc
lz;cgo do trybunalu miedzynaro-
lowego. w depeszy swej do Ora
Nanlcv O. Hudsona, ktory jest
.utai tylko W charakterze obser-
vatora, donosi Z. Root, Il ze
vzgledu ma Swoj podeSziy wick
;czv bowicm obecnie 70 lat, Ola
,3wanego mu stauowiska przyj4c
7;e moze. Wediug wszelkiego
prawdopodobienstwa w miejsce
=. Roota ma bye postawlona kan
lvdatura lana BasSetta Moore
r,6o prof Roscoe Pound; oby--
.waj Amerykanie. Gustav Ador'
ayiy prezydent Szwajcarji' 20
tai wybrany honorowym pre-
woGniczacym zebrania Ligi Ma
rod6v. Nastepnie Rada Ligl wv
,luchaia argument0w delegatow
roISkich litewskich odnOSnie do
.poru polsko litewskiego "
sprawie dystryktu wilenskiego,
do kt6rego roszcza sobie preten-
,Ie oba parody. L kOlei rzeczy
przystapiono do dyskusji ma te-
rat konferencji rozbrojenia W
Waszyngton;e. W sprawie tel "a
brai gios Leon Bourgeois Fran
eli. zaznaczajac, IL ME widEi zad-
uei podstawy, aby Liga Narodow
m;aia sic niepokoic powodu zbli
zajacej sic konfcrencji waszyng-
tonskiej, Liga bowiem jako taxa
szanuje narodowe uczucia i uzna
ic siuszno$G zajecia sic kwestja
rozbroienia w rownej mierze
tych, ktorzy naleza do Ligi Ma
rodow, jak i tych, kt6rzy ME ma
lcza do niej; mimo to jest wielEa
n;espodzianka dla Ligi, IL narod,
kt6ry wysiai "a ocean 100000
ludzi W obronie wolnoSci ludlow.
p6zniej zrzekl sic wszelkiego IL
Iziaiu W obradowaniu i uregalo-
waniu spraw biezacych. Nastep-
nic przechodzac do kwestji nieza-
iowolenia re strony Szwecji co
do przyznania wysp alandzkich,
bourgeois zgodzii sic ze zdaniem
.Artura Balfoura. IL jest wprost
,zecza niemozliwa, ably obie stro
nv MONA byIo zadowolic. Dele
-aci francuscy zwrocili uwage> ma
coraz to wieksza liczbe zadan o
interwencje Ligi Narod6w W roz
nych sytuacjach, CO jest tylko do
wodem, IL zaufanie, pokiadane w
Lidze Narod6w, pomimo spree
ciwu niektorych niezadowolonych
stron panstw. ME zosta}o "a
chwiane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
Dobra Habsburgow " Reku Syndy-
katu Amerykanskiego.
HISzPANIE PRzECHODzA DO OFENSYWY.
Rezygnacja Gabinetu BawarskiegO.
Walk POEcji z BezrobOtnymi W Ang6i.
INNE7ELEGRAMY IA CINE

80 ~ AN''ANN - ~ AA4~ ~
sta} zaangazowany Robert G..
Barton, ktory oStatnjo byl Off
cjalnym kurjercm W wymianic
not miedzy Dali Eireannem' a
Lloyd Gcorgc'cm, wszedf on bo-
wien W skiad komisji Z trzcch,
kt6ra uda SIG ma konfercncjc po-
koiowa 20 wrzeSnia do Iverncss.
(Odpowicdz ma ostatnia note
Lloyd Georgia. odnoSnic do roz-
wjazania kwestji irlandzkiej, ga
hinet Dali Eireannu" miai 60
iowa juz W nicdziele wieczorem. }
CO do wyboru peinomocnik0w
ia konferencje W Iverness. gabi-
net Dali Eireannu ma mice gu
pelna swobode dziaiania. Wedlug
wszelkiego prawdopodobienstwa
wybrany zostanie Artur Griffith
juz samej natury rzeczy. IL jest
miniStrem Spraw zagran;cznych
Tail Eireannu', drugim wySlan
nikiem ma bye Jan MacNeil, trzc
y;m Robert {. Barton. kuZIn En-
skinea ChilderS. ktory Jest sio--
Strzencem jednego I kanclerzy "a
czasow Gladstone'a. Barton byl
swego czasu kapitanem w armji
brytyjskiej. Wediug wSzelkich
Ganych ola uzupeinienia delega-
eli, ma bye wybrany czwarty pei
nomocnik, obznajomiony dokiad-
ME ze sprawami natury wojsko-
wei. w tym wypadku wybor pad
ME najprawdopodobniej na Au-
stina Stack, ministra spraw we
wnetrznych. kt0ry mial dow0dz-
two mad operacjami wojskowemi
" Kerry, do tego jcdnak czasu
aktualny wybor ME byi jeszcze
dokonany, i chociaz powyzej wy
mienione osoby cabinet zasugge-
stiowai Dali Eireannowi", jed
rak Dali Eireann' ma pozosta-
wione dc wolf przeprowadzic wy
Dor tych lub innych os6b.
Belfast, Is wrzesnia. (Prasa
Stow Sir James Craig, premier
unionistow, powr6cii wczoraj do
Belfastu, ably przewodniczyc ma
zebraniu gabinetu. Parliament u
sterski' ma zebrac sic 20 wrzeSnia
t. j. W tym samym dniu, w kto
rym naznaczona jest konferencja
w Ivcrness. Hugh O'Neill w mo-
vie swej, wyg}oszonej w Bally-
mena, ostrzega rad brytyjski
pred ograniczanicm wladzy par
lamentu ulsterskiego. Powicdzial
on. IL najmniejsze ukrocenie
praw przywilejow nowego par
lamentu ulsterskiego, w rezulta-
Gle pertraktacyj pokojowych mic
dzy czionkami gabinetu brytyj-
skiego ,,SinnfeinistoW", dopro-
wadzi do krwawej wojny domo-
wei w Irlandji, wojny miedzy poi
nocna u poiudniowa Irlandja, kto
rel skutki moga bye bardzo po-
wazne. Siynny republikanin Pier
ce Beasley podczas uroczystoSci
W Waterford m;af sic wyrazic, IL
iezykiem urzedowym irlandzkie-
g. parlamentu republikanskiego
bedzie jezyk irlandzki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
KURS NIAREK POLSKICH.

WedIe komunikatu PolskiegO konsII.
latu Generalnego, kurs marek pOlskieh
jest dis ?S9O marek "a $1.OO, czyli S.
ccnt6w "a 1000 marek. .-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
Belgja i Holandja Vienna Udzial
w Konferencji Waszyngtonskiej.
Australia Konferencja Waszyngto1ska
Echa Katastrofy Sterowca z-R-2
ByIy Prczydent Gwatcmali Me Poniesie Smierci.
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

sja IIolandja vienna udziai "
konfcrencji waszyngtonskiej "
sprawic ograniczcnia zbrojen. L.
dziaf tych pahstw w konfcrencij
bcdzie jcdnak ograniczony tylko
do tych spraw, podnoszonych ns
konierencji, W ktorych pahstwa
tc sa zainteresowane, czyli inne.
mi s}owy zajma one W konferen.
eli takie samo stanowisko, jak
Chiny. Go do przyjecia udziaiu W
konferencji przcz innc pahstwa
to, iak tu spodzicwajq sic, opr6cz
wladomych do tcj pory. glow.
nych mocarstw oraz Bclgji Ho,
landji, zadnc innc udzialu nj.
wezma. Obecnie wiec ma konfe.
rencji waszyngtohskicj zasiedf
rrzedstawicicle oSniu pallstw, a
mianoWicic: Stan0w Zjednoczo-.
nych, Anglji. Francji. W}och
japonji, Chin. Dclgji / Holandji
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
WNIOSKI PODATKOWE
P MELLONA UPADLY.

Washington, 13. wrzeSnia. -
I'inansowy Komitct Senatorial
ny odrzucil wczoraj wszclkic
wnioski Sekrctarza Skarbu Mel
Iona w sprawic podatk6w. Komi-
tet jednogfoSnic przyjaf projekt
podwyzszenia sunny, Cd litnrcj 10
naci i utrzymujacy rodziny ME
bedq piacili podatk6w. Ostatni
ten wniosek byf juz poprzednio
przyjety przez Izbg ,Poselsk2
m6wi on. zc dotychezasowa su-
ma $1,000, Cd ktorcj zonaci, albo
Sutrzyrnujacy rodziny ME placili
podatk6w, zostajc podwyzszona
do $500. - Ulga ia stosuje sic
jednak tylko do tych, ktorych
roczny doch6d osobisty ME prze-
kracza 5000.
Komitct I;inansowy przyJaf
r6wniez wnioSck, ably dotychcza-
sowa sumo 5000. odliczanyCh ma
utrzymanie kazdego dziccka albo
tez osoby. horzystajacej L opicIii
utrzymujacego, powiekSzyt do
$4OO - cd kt6rych r0wnlcz nj"
bcdzie sic pIacilo podatku osob'-
stego.
W dalszych dyskusjach nad
sprawq podatkowa Komitet ii
nansowy ustalil % procent maj
wyzszej skali podatku osoblSt>--
go. Wniosek Sckretarza Skarbu,
aby najwyzszy podatek osobis;y
zoStal okre5Iony do - proccnt -
upadf.
Miedzy wnioskami Sekretarza
Skarbu znajdowala sic propozy-
cja podnicsienia op}aty pocztoweli
"a korespondencje pierwszej kla-
sv. mianowicic Z 2ch do 3ch cell
tow. Wniosek ten pomlnleto Je-
dnak w programme podatkowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, wtorek, 1890 "rzeSnia: Sw.
Eulos.usz b.
Jutro, sroda, 14-so wrzesnia: Pod
Vyiszenie krzyia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
Z Biura MeteOrOlog;;cznegO.
Wseh6d sioiica o godzinie 6:28.
Zaeh6d sioica o gOdzinie 1903.

y
POgoda W Chicago i okoliey: We
wtorek prawdOpOdobnie W Srode
Geszcz, niewiele zmiany W temperntu-
re. UmiarkoWany wschOdni wiatr.
Temperature DOLBY minionej: Maj
wyzsza wczoraj godzinie 9-tej VIE
ezorem Il stopni, najniisza wczOraj d
godzinie 7mej rano 81 stOpni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
waszyngtohskiej.
ECHA KATASTROFY STE
ROWCA ZR-2.

New York, IS. wrzesnia.. -
Towarzysze broni polcg}ych W
Anglji podczas .katastrofy sterow
ca ZR-2 oficerow zoinierzy a.
nerykahskich poczynili juz wszel
kic przygotowania DO uroczysto-
sci uczczenia parnieci ofiar kata-
strofy. Gala szesnastu ofiar przy
bed9 w przysziy piatek do New
Yorku ma pokladzic krqzownikd
angielskiego ,,Dauntless."
BYLY PREZYDENT GWA-
TEMALI ME, PONIESIE
SMIERCI.
Washington, 1S. wrzesnia. -
Przedstawicielstwo Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych W miescie Gwatema
la donosi do Departamentu Sta
nu, ze osadzony ma kare smierc.
"a dokonanie morderstwa byiy
prezydent Gwatemali Estrad:
Cabrera ME poniesie smierci
gdyz obecny prezydent Herrar;
pragnie darowac mu zycie. O "a.
niarze prezydenta oznajmi'
przedstawicielowi amerykahskie
mu Minister do Spraw Zagranicz
nvch rzadu gwatemalijskicgo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
KURJER IRLANDZKI VIE
ZIE oDPOWIEDz LLOYD
GEORGE'OWI.

Dublin, Is wrzesnia. (Prasa
Stow Kurjer irlandzki wyjechai
~czorai rano z Dublina z odpo-
xiedziq Dali Eireannu2 do lver-
rcss. gdzic premier Llody George
rrzqlzii sobie gi6wHg kwatere. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-09-13
AUSTRALIA A KONFEREN-
CIA WASZYNGTONSKA.

Syuney, N. ,. w., 10. WrLeSnla.
- Lord Northcliffe, Cd chwi!i
swcso przybycia tn, staraf sic
wplynqt ma opinje Australia, ze
powinna ona wziqc udzial w kon.
ferencji waszyngtohskiej W spra-
vie ograniczenia zbrojei. Cwagi
swojc W tym wzgledzie lord
Northcliiie czynii przy wszel-
kich nadarzajqcych sic ku temu
spcsobnosciach.
Wedlug zdania Lorda North
cliffe Australia i Nova Zelandj1
ktore aczkolwiek ME otrzymaly
zaproszcnia l,a konferencje. sa c
DUO wiecej zainteresowanc w IL
porzqdliowaniu spraw ia Pacy.
fiku. niz jakikolwiek inny kraj
&c wobec tego powinny one bye
reprezentowane M konferencji
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
FIVE HIGH MEN IN
Y DRIVE TO TAKE
AIRPLANE RIDES

Workers in the 7. M. c. A. mem
bership campaign who secured the
highest number of points will re-
ceiye the airplane rides offered to
them by the association this after
noon.
Those who will make the flights
are D. B. BergQuist, major of the
highest division; Fred Pollard, cap
tain of the winning team; Arthur
Burial, high man on the winning
team. Elmer Hallgren will s0bsti-
tute for George Schwenker, who
was the other high man on the
winning team, and John Spilger,
high man outside of the winning
team. will also make the trip.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
DOUBLE NUMBER
IN new HYMNAL
Augustana Pastors Discuss New
Liturgy and Music; Praise
Seminary Course.

suggestion that the new Angus
Jana synod hymnal contain at
least twice the present 355 hymns
was made last night by Rev. o. A.
Wendell of Minneapolis at the ses-
sion Of the English group of the
synod in Grace Lutheran church.
Three possible sources for this
increase occur to u.s." he said,
original compositions by gifted re-
hgious poets, TRANSACTIONS of great
hymns of other lands and hymns of
recognized merit by non-Lutheran
poets, provided they do not in any
way conflict with our Lutheran
farth. He declared there were
many Of these in the present hym-
nal and many more that ought to
be included. These he described as
Experimentation"
OF the existing translations of the
Swedish Lutheran liturgy, he said,
All OF us have felt the lack of a
certain glow of devotion which the
liturgy ought to kindle. Perhaps
all OF us have yearned now and
then for certain heart throb which
is not there, and prayed for ma
tive f1uency without which 'litur-
gical service can never quite fulfill
its function.
"a liturgy" he continued, "to
serve its purpose, must be nothing
less than a prose poem. And to
translate liturgy is much like
translating poetry. Only poet can
do it. And when he does it, let no
man presume to stand over him
with a club and demand a slavish
liberalism. 1t would be a sacrilege
to do it, -ts-
Touching on the musical setting
of the hymns, Rev. Mr.. Wendell
said:
I'm one direction we have the
cheap, shallow, meaningless tune
so dead to the heart of the same
type. That we do not want. In the
other direction is the grand, must
cal masterpiece on whose wings
the real musician scars to realms
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
On County Records
Warranty Deeds.

Edward M. Rogers and wife to
Peter A. Moody, lot and part lot
5, block 6, old town, Port Byron,
81 500.
Charles F. Barlow and wife to
Guy S. Bradford, tracts in south
east quarter section 4, IT, lie, 81.
Charles erik and wife to Eva
Klotz, lot 1S2, third Garden addi-
ton, Rock Island, 81.
Mary Ada Noack and husband to
Anna E. Knox, part lots L and 2,
block IT, Spencer & Cases addi-
ton, Rock Island, 81.
Anna E. Knox and husband to
Mary Ada Noack, part lot 2, block
II, Spencer & Cases addition, Rock
Island, 81.
Excl A. Carlson and wife to May
T. Wharton, part lots 128 and 129,
Glen Oaks, Moline. $4,000.
Theodore Peterson and wife to
Moline Trust & Savings bank, tract
in section 4, IT, 1w, 81
H. Alfred Anderson and wife to
Victor Johnson, lot IL, c. H. Deere's
addition, Moline, 81.
Frank Fielder and wife to Alfred
A. Adams, outlot %, section 2, IS,
lie. $1,000.
Clarence H. Saddoris and wife to
Launcelot G. Hudson, tracts in sec
ton 9, 10, Re, $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
SEND BENTLEY TO
TAKE HOOCH CURE

Bert Bentley. 1909 Seventh ave-
nue., will be given opportunity to
forget his appetite for denatured
alcohol.
Magistrate d. J. Cleland has filed
petition in county court requesting
that he be sent to Watertown hos
pital for treatment
Bentley was arrested on a
charge OF disorderly conduct, the
complainant being Mrs. Jennie
Fisher, at whose home he has been
a boarder. 1t is said that Bentley
disregards the symbol of skull and
cross bones and drinks denatured
alcohol regularly. AS a result of
this Indulgence his mind has be-
come affected, it is said. and he has
threatened self-destruction on sew
eral occasions.
Bentley is said to be one Of the
best painters in town.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
KEEN INTEREST IN
Y' SHOE TOURNEY

After the keen interest and COM
petition shown in the horseshoe
games OF the last two Saturdays
at the Y, another series of matches
is cheduled today. Frank Graves
still holds the championship in the
singles.
Rev. Launcelot Hadaway and AL
bert Cook have challenged Frank
Sala and w. M Hodgson to a match
and will also play singles in to-
morrow's meet Other games OF
singles and partners will be played
Everyone is asked to bring a
partner.
More than z5 shoe throwers have
been turning out each Saturday for
the contests
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15

Respondent, but which the average
mortal can neither sing nor under
stand II we have to choose be-
tween these two. We should certain
ly choose the latter; but we should
not be driven into such distress.
Somewhere between the two is
the dignified, vital, singable mel
ody which is welded to the text,
and which people love to sing.
That is what we meant"
Rev. ]. W. Johnson, Rockford,
also spoke of necessities Of q new
hymnaI.
The language question came in
for vigorous discussion at the aft
ernoon session yesterday. Rev c.
NJ OIander Of Duluth, Mimi, Eng
lish field secretary of the synod, in
speaking on the subject, How does
the synod offer field for the work
er who uses English exclusively %
said in part:
1.-The Lutheran church has a larg-
er home mission field than all 9th
er Protestant churches combined
1t consists OF our own constituency
of those who are now unchurched
and Of those who have drifted away
from our Lutheran church but
ought to be reclaimed"
| He pointed out as an encourag-
ing development the fact that Au-
gustana seminary is now as well
equipped for training men for the
English ministry as any Lutheran
seminary IN America.
Hereafter" declared the speak
er, "the pastors in our synod must
come from our native sons. If our
synod depends on young men COM
ing from Sweden, it is doomed
There is no dearth of places in our
field for our young men who want
to go into exclusively English
work"
Rev. E. E. Ryden of st. Paul fol-
lowed with a discussion of the sub
ject, How can our association en-
courage such workersY
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
EAST MOLINE AND
SLVIS TO JOIN IN
BETHANY TAG SALE
Especial Moline Service. }

Bethany home will make it's ap-
peal for support in East Moline
and Silvis today. Young wo-
men will be on the streets with
their tags, and booths will also be
maintained in buildings.
Mrs. John W. Casio will direct
the campaign in East Moline. She
has selected as her assistants girls
of the junior class and members
of the Girls Hi-Y club of the East
Moline high school. No quota has
been fixed for East Moline, but it
is hoped that the response will be
as liberal as possible.
Mrs. j. H. Schmidt heads the eff
fort in Silvis. Woman leaders will
be Mrs. Conrad Schadt, Mrs. James
Sharpe and Miss Margaret Shaun
messy. Children of several classes
of the Silvis Methodist and Silvis
Baptist churches will make the So
licitation on the streets.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
COMMUNITY is
'INTERESTEDIN
CHAMBER drive
Questions Asked Indicate Results,
Carl Burnside Tells the
Workers.

what is the Rock Island Cham
Der of Commerce doing?" has been
asked workers in the annual mem
bership and stock-taking campaign
at various times.
"This question is the spirit of a
sincere desire to be informed of the
operation, and sometimes is asked
in a spirit OF criticism. In either
case it indicates that the commun-
ity is interested in the work and
the results the chamber is expect
ed to show" Carl Burnside told the
workers in discussing the drive.
Much of the work Of the organ
ization is of such character that
it does not furnish sensational news
and frequently the nature of the
endeaVor is such that publicity can
not be given until the completion
of the work. Such premature pub
hcity might injure all the efforts
which the committee might have
put forth.
THE public meetings are matters
of common knowledge, but the
work of the board of directors.
which meets twice monthly, and
the various committee meetings are
usually passed by unnoticed. This
work is going on constantly and
the projects discussed are as gen.
eral rule of community interest and
the results obtained of a benefit to
all.
THE Chamber of Commerce will
always occupy an important place
in its mission of community leader
ship, its constant effort. for the well
fare of all the people and make
Rock Island a better and more
prosperous city. In fact, Rock Is
land cannot afford to be without a
Chamber of Commerce at any
time" he concluded.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
Rheumatism Grows
Worse If Neglected
It is a Uric Acid Trouble.

1t makes fits presence known by
local aches and pains, inflamed
Joints and stiff muscles but can
not be permanently relieved by To-
cal applications. It's cause is con-
stitutional and it must have con-
stitutional treatment.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
corrects the acid condition of the
blood on which the disease depends
and makes you feel young again.
Three doctors said l could not
be cured of rheumatism but at 81
am still alive, well and strong,
thanks to the yearly use Of Hood g
Sarsaparilla- l am convinced there
is nothing better for rheumatism"
c. E. Goodrich, Bolivar, Mo.-tAd-
vertisement.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
INDIFFERENCE OF
PEOPLE, TO MENACE
OF FIRE Is SCORED
Especial Moline ServiceD

Jean A Pope discussed fire pre-
vention at this weeks meeting of
the East Moline Rotary club. He
presented figures showing the great
loss of both life and property dur
ing the last year and declared add
ed precaution to be the only rem
edy against the fire menace.
Last year MIR. Pope asserted, the
loss per capita in the United States
was $3.50, and in addition 10000
lives were sacrificed. He said that
most of the cOnflagrations were
preventable, and that many of the
lives might have been saved had
there been proper precaution. Re-
duced fire hazards produce reduced
fire rates, he said.
Mr.. Pope scored a severe indict-
ment against the American public
for its apparent Indifference toward
fires. In Europe, he said, the loss
per capita was only about SO cents
during the last year, and he
ascribed the greatly increased rate
in the United States to be due to
the failure of the people to take a
real menace seriously. He illus
trated his point by emphasizing the
protest which would be made
should the government assess each
person an additional $3.50 in taxes
a year, and then without apparent
reason dump the money into the
ocean. And then take 10000 lives
While the same toll is exacted
through fire it apparently fails to
move the populace, he said.
Mr.. Pope cited the various causes
for fires. in most instances show
ing how thew could be removed.
He also declared that every CITY
should adopt an ordinance prohib-
ting wooden shingles on homes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-15
STEEL TREATERS
ACCEPT CHEMIST
CLUB INVITATION

Members of the Davenport chap
ter, American Society for Steel
Treating heard an interesting lee
ture by NJ. B. Hoffman, metallurgist
for the Colonial Steel company. on
the effect of hot FolIing and cold
drawing of steel wire at meeting
Thursday evening az the Davenport
Chamber of Commerce The lee
ture was illustrated with stereopti-
con slides and was thoroughly
enjoyed.