The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-27

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mai convention OF the iihn
partment Of the American SsS
yesterday afternoon we.e 10. hssrs |
18th incidents. t1S n,sn o. achick |
the election OF CnaI ~ vo4ee
W the narrow mayDli's ,s.ns.t ~
DYER Colopel Hor.s'o com-
the ontce OF uepa' 'o
WANDER.
"naddy" Schick, as he IL anec-
tsonatelv termed by DICTIONARIES
III over Illinois received 400 votes
~ the rs districts represented, Col
1nel Hackett, the dark horse, re-
c.iv;np 3e6.
For some time the result OF the
eAntest was in doubt owing to the
80 that the eleventh district cast
"a votes when It was legally en-
Htled 10 cast but SO, and because
the third district cast but 81 votes
when It was entitled to cast 80.
II appeared for while that each
had received 402 votes.
The mistake was unintentional
an the mart of both delegations,
4 due IN forgetfulness OF the ratln-
cs,;on NJ q renort made at the
morning session by the committee
Z Al credentials and contests, and
crov;ding that posts not meeting
certain requirements in dues,
should he deprived of representa-
lion nm the delegations.
put when the eleventh district
delegation had been permitted to
caucus returning with a report that
10 votes had been cast for Schick
ana 10 for Hackett, instead of :6
for Shrek and is for Hackett, and
after the third district had return
"a a ballot of IL for Schick and 81
for Hackett. instead of IL for Schick
and 10 for Hackett. casting its full
naota Of AZ votes, the change ia
totals on the verification of the con-
yention's ballot, gave Schick Aus
and Hackett 1886. Formal announce
ment OF the vote created panu
!pohiu", WHICH, IIao,,ot. COR
helght when No.onei ,i.h him in
lea me Con'e ana;aa ~ "naddv,
inaklng ,he ouoi'e
Scnlch unanin .,;"n commander Will
TOT seIlo ;... $1,000 made the
iiail -. Mn o.i,;on and w +
aug "iInou. o,ootoa ,nn;or
Ieiaiuo, ,ousa' W" over pan, W.
We ~ n,.an hv cos n 1q4
I.,I, ororg.n Durand
ne' ,. .os danortmsnt chanlain'
We; @ onnonont heinz Rev r. r. Zeig-
s o ~ . dnwns1ate nastor who
ie.' as.y w;thdrow after if was
sIa $3.50. .hat Dow 1onerpan was
csuem '.a ,.o,co ~ Tho do,eoo.
eviuen'is Tue o'oe " WV
uo m, ,,..,o.. aofoot.d cand,.
1ota for denartment commander
na.e ~, ~. ~ III;nn;s renresenta.
"s 49, ~. at;.naI ox.cutivo rom.
wv va we A a.'rn..,su 49, rotir;c,
mitte' w. II. mooau, ndar he;ne
department c'
named aiterhate.
Danville In lS2S.
Selection of Danville as the con
vention CITY of 1928, presentation o.
n mast commanders jewel, and
ring. to Department Commander
Mclauley, and an address by Sen
a,or Medill Mccormick of Illinois
In which he said, II am your faith
ml servant in the senate Of thu
limited States. and purpose to con
tinue faithful in that service" wer'
features OF the session, the legion
naires cheering Senator Mccormick
repeatedly in the course OF hi
speech, and giving Bill" McCauieS
who in accepting his presents
opened his heart and told the BOY
how much he had been annoye
and traduced ny enemies VIM
the camp during the year. . lous
ing ovation.
n The proceedings Oh the al.el hoo
opened win oriei auul ess
IN ttscar Caristrohi' Aieuo s s
commander OF the oAi'eo opanis =
American war veterans IN "nen
pledged the supper, Vi MS olsan !.
CATION III Tue .es Ian >. I'LL oom;r
saiI! ,he ounus M Novau,har On
.i'i'o,s ea .ar,ior no greatin,
gave 'he cons ny ho ~
tnc so''e.s WV
sues , c.o y rrw;n w.s cb,;
MIS- ueole ~ W uo,n.n Wv,
man VI wy e.;-
eo''i,liunisa.eu ny snsn,s srx;
soou ~ianes " ,,a .n Mr. Erwi
'aiy vi .ue - 1,,a;r
maue a uecneu M, "n sasaa.;au
20 senator sio .. t La, ~" %
tue matter vi tne oonus ,,, W. Sne 40
,uat our auAi w ,,, nu'p 80 &c
men " 'ne sIa W." ~.
" nhe ,an" m, =. ~;
On the po h, o,',, nus nrn cv WV ~