The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-11
CALL
| MEET TO BEGIN
| ONE FUND drive
Dinner i'm Rock Island Club Inaa-
gurates 1922 Campaign to
4 Raise So. 100.

Men and women workers for the
Rock Island community fund will
launch the 1922 campaign to raise
SO, 900 for II civic, philanthropic
and welfare organizations at din
ner in the Rock Island club at $50
O'clock tonight.
M. z. Strieter, chairman of the
executive committee, will preside,
and instructions will be given to
those who are TO do the soliciting.
No set program beyond this has
been arranged, but the chairman
will call upon a few speakers to
discuss some of the features of the
movement.
The plans are to raise the entire
$50 900 between Thursday and
Tuesday. Solicitors will begin
their work tomorrow.
The soliciting as organized is to
be in four divisions: each division
TO be headed by a major who has
six teams, headed by captain. 1t
was decided that, instead of having
a combined luncheon of all the
workers each day, some divisional
meetings and luncheons will be
held
Division No. Mrs. ID. " Simon
son, major; captains. P. r. Pres
ton, Ray Osterman, W. r. Hart
man, c. r. Rosenfeld. Mrs. ]. Paul
Duffin and Mrs Sam Switzer Di-
visional luncheon meetings, second
floor dining room. Y. NJ. c. A.
Division No. 90. J. Stirratt, ma
jor: captains, Mrs. c. E. Robb, JUS
tin Washburn, James Daubney. T.
W Dalton, A d. Hermann and C.
A. Walker Divisional luncheon
meetings, basement dining room. Y
NJ C. A
Division No. 3-Mrs. F. E. Mar
shall, major; captains, Ruth ].
Weltman. Mrs. C. G. Perrin. Glare
Van Calder, Cora Gaetjer. Mrs. E.
H Dunavin and Mrs. Ben Koch. Di-
visional luncheon meetings, club
rooms, Y. w. C. A
Division No. I'D. B. BergQuist,
major; captains, H. L. Best, F. L.
Pollard, George H. Davis, J. W. Pot
ter, E. o. Vale, Jr., and w. M.
Stewart. Divisional luncheon meet
ings, gymnasium, Y. W. c. A.
Later general meetings for all
workers will be held in the Rock
Island club, Monday noon and Tues
day evening. Divisional luncheon
meetings will be held Friday, Sat-
ufday and Tuesday Moons.
They Are Campaigners.
The following is list of work
ers:
Mesdames George Hinderer,
George Schneider, D. c. Strecker,
c. H. Dunn, George Richardson, A.
DuVon, ]. Clarkson. H. Crawford,
r. Pearce, w. Yellman, ]. Gold
smith, M. Levi, /. s. White. H. Cur
tbs, Paul Preston, L. l.. Harris, c.
A. Hoge, S. C. Taylor, r. W. Phelps,
Bartholomew, A NJ Klove, ].
Washburn, o. ]. Stirratt, H. Arndt.
A. F. Sala. I. ID. Burgh, Schricker.
K. Stockdale, b. A. Hartz, E. Bar
ton, H. Gogele, H Heimbeck, Will
liam Pauisen, G. W. Buckner. Will
liam Quinlan, nj. T. Stevens, Will
liam Hodgson, S. W. Searle. Win
gard. f. l.. Philbrook, ]. w Hou-
der, F. Rinck, J. F. Witter, H. E.
Casteel N. B. Gosline, W. E. Ander-
son, ]. W. Armstrong, J. r. Tuckis,
c.. f. Shields, F. w Bahnsen. E. H
Stafford. d. Marshall. B. D. Con-
nelly, F. McMeekin, J. w. Potter,
E.. NJ. Sala, E. Tucker, E. G.
BEGINNER, A Quist, c. E. Sharpe,
w. A Schaeffer, F. W. Head, w ].
Sweeney. c. w. Halves, c. L. Silvis,
F. ]. Ryder.
The Misses Alice Guyer. Lillian
Kobel, Nina Tanner, Dorothy Borst,
Margaret Osterman. Agnes Koer-
Der, Edith Osterman, Mary Brom-
ley. Daisy Mach, Georgia First, Mil
dred Warnock. Grace Wheelan,
Maud Hartz, Marguerite Potter,
Lucille Allen, Ethel Stanley, Ella
Baumbach, Miriam Walker, Helen
Krell, Catherine Larkin, Clara Whit |
man, Susanne Davis, Elizabeth |
Sharpe
F. Edwards. Leon Mitchell, E. |
Gripp. C. Burnside. c. E. Robb, H !
Cozad, l.. Casteel. D. Simonson, W. |
Hansgen, II. p. Brown, A. d. Sper- !
~, W. B. Mcintyre. E. Hallgren, H. |
Knox. ]. Spilger. C, Meyer, F. Hun
toon. A Milton. Al Johnson. C. P. |
Seeburger, l. Gansert, s. Virgins, |
7. A. Moran, Fred Mitchell. Arnold |
Lau, F. w. Black. Don Hart. H. w !
i.itten. c. L. Walker. L. H. Ewing, !
H. W. Ward, G. r. Williamson, Will !
liam Hodgson, Henry Ford. B. A. |
Stewart. J. II. Meehan. R ]. Weiss, /
Apg Lamp, ]. ]. Burgess, A. J. Bev- /
oriin, Fl. H. Cleaveland, Jr.. r. II.
Kennedy. L. Titterington. c. See