The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-04
s, LIQUOR
JAIL BOND
Yep ELECTION



~ .lnlsnd county voters who
k6llot upon states congression-
"a ilfrfct and county candidates
rf Tuesday will be called upon
- Srtfess their opinion upon three
1870 propositions - issuance OF
r.1a TO the extent of $11s,000 for
- conpletion of the county fail
~ erection of heating plant; is
1 5ssnee Of SIS, 100000 state bonds
~ aAtusted compensation for ex-
~s,ice men, and modification OF
- vine and beer prohibition.
n POLLS open at 7 O'Clock in the
,,r1isg and close at 5 O'Clock In
~ afternoon. Registration last
- Indicated that despite the
- year" interest in the county
sanreign and in at least two OF
~ epecial propositions will bring
n On unusually heavy vote. Wom-
= nay vote on all candidates and
propositions.
The county campaign contests
catered upon ofiices OF sheriff and
trsasurer. George II. Richmond,
Republican. is opposed by Clarence
L Edwards, Democrat, for Office OF
shsrin; John G. Miller. Republican,
\ opposed by Chester Thompson,
Democrat, for the treasurership.
Thomas Hughes, who resigned
he Cleland Presbyterian pastorate
% enter politics, is seeking place
b the state general assembly as an
Independent. and although his
zane does not appear on the bal
bt, bis supporters are urging that
II be written in. The Hughes
forces this week claimed that they
would poll heavy vote not only
In this county but in Mercer and
Henderson as well.
C0ncede Graham Reelection.
". J. Graham's reelection to con-
ress is generally conceded. His
opponent. L. S. Mayer. Keithsburg,
has conducted a campaign in the
hst two weeks, but he is not wide
y known in the district. Mr.. Ora
hams campaign has been a per-
functory one. at least SO far as his
own interests are concerned.
A determined battle is being
vaged to complete the county Jail.
The structure Is up, but requires
further expenditures before it can
be occupied. Bonds of SIZE. 900 are
required to do this and provide a
heating plant for the Jail and court
house. The other propositions are
hete acknowledgement Of a bo-
nus to all who served in the army
Or navy during the World war, and
. "feeler" vote upon repeal or mod
ifcation OF prohibition measures
Results OF the light wines and beef
vote will have no direct effect be
yond establishing attitude of thu
Illinois voter upon letting down tn,
bar on booze.
Where Yon Vote.
Theresare rs polling places IL
this city and SO precinsts in thu
county. The Rock Island votinl
places are:
First-F. J. Lies barber shop, Al:
Fourth avenue.
Second-Grant school.
Third - Lehnerer's store, soc
Third avenue.
Fourth - Kramer's store, $50
Ninth street.
Fifth-Garage, 1112 Eighth ave
nuC,
Sixth - Church, 1920 Twelfth
street.
Seventh - Miller's store, 1901
Twelfth street.
Eighth--Court house.
Ninth --Cirvello's store, 512 Fiji
tenth street.
Tenth - Kramer's store. S15 Four
teenth-and-a-half street.
Eleventh-Ullemeyer drug store
IDOL Fifteenth street
Twelfth Automobile Row, 81!
Nineteenth street.
Thirteenth - Church, Nineteenth
street and Sixth avenue.
Fourteenth The Neighborhoo,
store, 2016 Ninth avenue.
Nfteenth--Hose house, 527 TWEEN
v-second street.
Sixteenth Schmidt's store, So
Twentieth street.
Seventeenth-Rear 1929 Fifth
and half avenue.
Eighteenth-Your drug store, go
seventh avenue.
L Nineteenth-Hasting and Pew
store, 1928 Twenty-sixth street.
Twentieth-2735 Seventh avenue
Twenty first-Jaeke Bros store
VI Thirty-eighth street.
Twenty-sec0nd-NO. first sta
ton.
Twenty-third Starleap's store
ssl0 Fourteenth avenue.
Observation-Disclosures car
penter shop. Forthwith street, be
'seen Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Twentyfifth-Longfellow school
n nty-sixth-Carl MOtzer store