The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-11-16

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e cieanest Guy Al .ae s
liinols. ana ! may say ono "a e
c!eanest ciues ior lts SIC e.u poS
auon IN tne onI.eu o1A ..,. :.
J am aDie 70 saieiy say .na. ~
- now clean, because one institu-
ton which has been cancer IN
the side Of this community fof over
80 years, has been removed re-
{ ~ 70 the dirty, lousy, vile scan
da1 sheet that was called the Rock
3 1aland News, II had been men
- u society. our homes and our
children.
#"Eleven wears ago when was
i raayor Of Rock Island. this dirty
uaper was not complete unless my
iame appeared in it as 'Schriyer,
Tia CRATER. .Schriyer. the Crook,
3 Nchriyer. the Libertine',- 'Schriver,
the Moral Pervert'.
"At that time I took II upon nv
anlf IN nut. that paper out of busi-
ness ana to nut the proprietor out
~ town Manv NJ vou know ~ the
Hot fhs, was caused at that time
hscamse n, th,s njthv naner. The
rrccrietcr ~ this dirty sheet re-
rsirad awov rom RocI Island for
-~,uha- - v.ore hut few vears
80 ha came hsck and again start
q h;s ,haat T,hsse three cities are
.s,iawod - tb,. ov;i inf,nerce these
\ 49, o,t;as a-s fraad NJ n. wills
sx,st.nce"the;r s - dasth TnefI has
hesn sonnded"
Ha.v"r cchr;vor to,d n, tho large
,,S,.tr,o, riarta that arc situated
a. Tho tr,.c,tios and the preai
.uount, NJ Iohor taken cara n n,
these institutions when things arr
normal.
s Profit In Service.
II G. FISHER snner,ntendent O.
.chools the next speaker. said tina
.sThe man who does NOT serve doe,
MT nrotit' and the man that give
tha rest that ia in him While serv
y ip~--who looks to- the future an,
NOT the nast-Is the one who vii
nrofit most N the long run
..The world Is NOT asking fo
your dollars or YOUR cents. YOU
nruperty or your belongines-bu
Il asks for You yourself and tn
best that is In you. We should no
let our work be limited to ou
own CITY or our own state. bu
should let the good influence b
spread all over these United State
-onr land and onr country riph
or wrong. Let us always keen he
fore us the motto America First
let us cling to It practice it an
pray to God that it is our America
iIrst. last and always"
J. ]. Burgess of the Rock Islam
Chamber of Commerce gave an in
terestine talk on the free employ
ment Offices "a thAy affected tn
Chamber of Commerce. He sal
that vTwelye months ago a erea
amount OF unemnlovment wa
thrown upon this community. IN
Chambertof Commerce adonted a
industrial program and started tw
new industries. which made it nos
sible to relieve the tension OF IN
situation.
81 George B. Arnold. director of Ia
bol. emphasized the need OF actin
collectively and the necessity {
the heads of labor cooperating wit
the working class OF the citizer
ship. He gave brief summary
how closely the department Of Il
Dor touches labor throughout th
state:
First OF all. we. have the mecf
atism and personnel for, finding tn
= worker job il one is to be ha,
sometimes overlook the impol
tance of the fact that service to th
worker is free in connection wit
procuring him a job. Once th
worker has secured Job the d.
partnent OF labor, through th
proper divisions, inspects his worl
sees that his surroundings az
safe. clean and sanitary and nj
only protects him from the compt
tifion Of child labor but in man
cases protects the future Of hi
fQmiIY hv inS0Af3nv that hia ehSI