The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-25
E'IlD Drive
one MORE DAY
70 MAKE COAL


a 7T --. IA
eolictt0rs anfaxed Ill promoting
s. .1nsnsion csmpaixn Of the ROCK
$3.50. ~. ~ SrorE' one mora dav
pssn reonested to do so by T. r,
soss Of the Illinois state .organiza-
m and Chairman r. c. Mitchell at
sod.v's noon luncheon at. the Y. M.
ca
A. result the various teams
ere calling upon prospects this
.H.rnoon and win continue ON the
- tomorrow when the campaign
sill end.
lffer deciding to hold a final
,.scheon meet tomorrow noon at
shs Y NC. "A, the divisions re-
ysortsd q total or IS new member
ssins secured .sfnce yesterday as
allows: s9.s
MAJOR w. r. Hansegn, q ssGumps". 10
Ssior ". n. PhilRrk "L.ions" Is
n.;or James q. Pounds BULL
DOGS" ............ S
Major John Weishar's s'Ti-
rers' s.,. Il Is
Cyecutiye committee 49,. 20
-
Total u: .65
These. added IL the previous 127
nsmberships sSeured: make d grand
total Of 1872, 6Sht workers ex-
pressed theiTsi stion to 90, far
beyond the 201 3frk by noon to-
morrow. = $50
7. R. MISUNDERSTANDING the ILL.,
uois Chamber Of Commerce, inform
ed the gathering that the campaign
had scored 4 rs per cent increase
thus far In the total of $25 mem
berships. This reeofa1 exceeds that
Of any other similar organization
II the state this year, but is ac-
counted or-sby me tact that the
membership here vas small to be-
sin with
A slice OF bacon will be present
ed to the captain OF the team which
secured the LARGEST number of mem
hersbins at the luncheon tomorrOw
Tn 10 date Jndson I. Adams presi-
Amt of tha Servns Rnhher comhanv
Nth a scora n 20 seems tn have
the lead in the contest and is likely
n .hring hoyna 4he bacon" unless
some agprpssi1e fcnmnetitor over
comes his lead
In tho conrsa ~ hia br;ef tally
Mr. Moss LILA ! hss proIi ~ bonora
ms , ~ rar,e' 81 syerv man
whn has .ats - = - the cemna;en
as so1;citor ~ ,amhershins This
i;st in aaa;t,sr * INC ayocntiys
oommittao mo-, a. tha mo iors in.
eludes The soS3hs~,nv tsams.
''1 Un .ne wv, ISsaa u
Clap, oup.arn, az ~ ~ Swenson % N'
'' ca rsoh ~ Eeveri;n. r Roy
oap's n r4,.r ~ 1''e
Sa ao ~ Warmstron.. w NJ
Yala n ? carvin and IA II I'm
rsrsnrth
Cantain ~ rr,,emever. Raw os-
,srman louis Wilson ana Iohn
Nee
~ 1x...x..l ~ *
csorp p Mcr;bndn AI T,i;TnrS sMuars
Cantain p a Vaile. Genrre Shell
Nv O,;,,n G.ha,o. M .
Walton a.
Cantain Henry Kramer. T. An
pleo,,ist Sam Burgess
Cantain RI. Hnrke "A 6 Teat-
or Rnrrai tones raymond weiss
CANAAN = r. rbv y uaynas
@ r Rurpstrom M Greaeor
Cantain Fl = Knox. William
whaa,an - Enh.-m D.. E.mnnn
Captain Fred sefterdahl: N p,
Gosline A M Saia willard Schaef-
fer
Captain, R.. T.. Bennett: f. W.
Kruger f. H Schroeder w l.,
Frank
Captain. A. B. Carlson: I 8
Rouch, ]. W., Houdef
Captain J. j ADAMS: IF Crow
ley, Frank Huntoon, Howard Kloye
and Morgan Sexton,
CAPTAIN Harry Dipss. w +
Krull.
Captain, H. M. Beaver: Arthur
Dodson, Lester Turner. X. l. YER
non.
Captain, H. N. Mettler; C. L.
Beardsley, H. H. Cleaveland. Jr.,
and M. c. Levy.
Revised figures give II new
members as reported Tuesday. maxi
lug total of l27 for the first two
Jays OF the campaign. The list of
new members not published yester-
aay' follows:
y [. Denhmann, six member
saips; S. S. Davis. six member
salps; Servus Rubber company,
,uur memberships; T. B. Davis, four
ssu'tionai memberships; John Beng
sp1, one additional membership;
any,, miadei, Dan y. Flynn, The Tri-
n, s'e company. Griswold & Veiths.
Ha,ca a. n. haiman, Mitchem q