TUESDAY THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS MAY 30, 1922 CITY Judge Letts Pleads For Return Personal Points SIX VETERANS THOUSANDS SEE COMMENDS to Devout Observance Upon Day City Bows In Tribute of Soldier-Dea- d Mrs. Nora Hamilton, formerly Dedicated to Honor Rock Island, now of Chicago, is LESS IN LINE HUGE MEMORIAL To Its Soldier Dead FOR MEMORIAL risiting relatives in Davenport and Rock Island. . Voicing the fear that Americans Mr. and Mrs. Earl Imbter of Chi-a?- n O. A. H DEAD IX LAST TEAR. - REVERE FLAG' might, in- pursuit of homo of Ranks Of Moline G. A. R. W. H. Carpenter. July 1921 C 8- Willhiia. Dee. 19. 18S1. their tireless ira nests at the Thinne TflAY 1. DAY INTEREST lose I PROCESSION John V. Walls. Aaf. 17. 121 Fran M. Anthony. Feb. 2. 1923 pleasures and material things, Mrs. Imber's sister, Mrs. R. E. uni m i.ast xear; Serriofs Samuel A. Black. Oct. IS. 1021 Thorns Manual. Fob. 12. 1022 sight entirely of the sacred senti- W. DonneU. Harcn 23. 1833 Swanson. Are Impressive. WiUam Morrison. Hot. 6. 1921 J. ments associated with Memorial Mrs. Jessie G. Lewis and chil O. A. m. DEAD DCklNG rftEVIOCS YEARS. day, Court Judge F. D. Court Square Thronged for District i of Upland, Pa., returned "Scfen-Block-Io- Throng! House dren (SpecU1 moUm . Parade Thomas Greta Tim Webb Charles Fuller - Letts, Davenport, this afternoon of fiv srr. Morning- ProgTRM ; Afternoon ' home Sunday after a visit P. D. Montgomery Charles F. Ftebif fash ' j were llur IWked Botines District i. 1. Campbell Dleaded for a return of the old f - months with Mrs. Lewis' parents, There six fewer members! Mirrtn Witbrell W. Graham Thomas Gathering' at atonunenL hum-- Begins Day. J. Archibald McAfea ioned Memorial day with its Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dasso, 605 of John Graham post, G. R., inj Anton Selasnroth Ferdinand Davia R. U. Staumway of reverence for those A D. Daxon ble spirit Twentieth avenue. the Memorial D. H. B. Burgn J. M. Noma who gave their lives in defense or annual day proce- s- .Applauding of thousands S. S. Kemble S. J. Henderson John Diets "If every city in the United States crowds ' M. home and country. J. T. Vanborn William Johnstons John S. Smith would have a celebration such as ,,of townspeople lined Second and j. c. Youns Parley Harson Jam Brackett In calling attention to this fea-tn- r. 10 Georre Sly James C. Youor George Graham the one Rock Island held this morn- - ignored Memorial THEOLOGY CLASS i Third avenue this morning at Lawbead William A. Tollea Dcvid Hiltier aft often in Uror would-b- e secure and SttF O'clock under the flags which flut- Peter Ktnr Jobn Beahk-- H. Heitahrenads nlc the nation day addresses, he referred to the! Franklin Baum Joseph Mills Andrew Frederick forever," said Harry F. Kelly, tendency of the times which seem ; tered from business houses, and MeConoebia Smith Graham Judge Benedick firm - William Ottawa, Memorial day ora- to look upon day more as a holi- j Mem-ori- al B. Crtawoll J. F. Copp . Georre D arrow in the the GIVEN , saw greatest J. - DIPLOMASgSS Rock Island's opportun- ( I. M. Hodenbaulrtl Jamea MoConochte Joeeph Brackett tion this morning at the court day, a day of rest and an day parade, a symphony of Jamas Hutahmsoa W. B. Seymour John Orrrf house. "This community, like many ity to escape toil rather than as a', Burn Frederick Fnerma L Eaton C, 102d Illinois infantry; color, move past. John M. gained new reverence day to pay tribute to the j John K sound, action and Thorn m Fuller Joe Knox Fred Fall others, has a set aside Coon, L. R. honored dead. i Bothwell. corporal Bunting and banners which Jobn M. Elliot H. V. Jones B. Branhar for our flag since passing through flag and its Seventeen in Augustana Seminary Company H, 11th Qhio William Johnson William urged audience i cavalry; h! one big F. McCartney ' Smith the recent war, and that reverence Judge Letts his Complete Work; Rev. A. Thee W. Cooper, .decked the parade made Jobn Borton , Fraaer Wifson Thomas Smith shows in the decoration of the city to show greater reverence toward; 40th Wisconsin battery M. McCollougB James Blajadell H. H. Holland Speaks. Hundreds bf people blend of red, white and blae, all C. Gruwall H. David and In program arranged to- the flag. "Memorial day was Ekblad lines the Jacob AdatBa Jamea William the ' along ' A. ChristenM-- G. W. Smith upon reverence to the flag curbs the route to Riverside along the way with the flags on the Daniel Knlttle day." founded cemetery, where ietrire Wituc Peter Slrupp Peter Morgart The ceremonies commenced as much as to honor those who, of Augus- - services were held buildings. And six good bands, in JlcCormack Gilbert Bowen William W. Scott this Seventeen graduates at 9 o'clock N. strew- through love for flag, made the , this morning. many divisions of parade, John W. Ueartoa M. G. Stanley V. R. Mohr morning with the traditional that college theological seminary Rev. C. O. pastor as the George H. Btowm H.- upon supreme sacrifice," he said. "With-- ; jtana Morland. of the way Geonce ah Marx Harder ing of flowers the river from bach-- , enlivened the with martial Grant Fells David "Beck H. C. Cleaveland flag would have been j received their diplomas and First Lutheran church, paid glow- S. C. C. G. the Seventeenth street levee. After out the there music W. T. Bourhtoa Plummer Dack i evening ing tribute to the veterans of g H. Groaa the parade, with a crowd of approx- no Memorial day." r elor of divinity degree last In a bunting-hun- automobile Hibbard Moors Charles Mr. McMeekin America's wars and to their depart- lnaac N. ftaker S. Plunk Jacob Pfafl imately 500 persons gathered in the After calling attention to the fact ii at the commencement of the sem- as the special float of the Salva- Camp C. ed comrades in whose Kapoleon Wooda Joe W. Fitzsimmone day was " honor the court house grounds, Miss Frances that Memorial originally ' ..." hospitant degree was tion army, rode "The oldest and Barter Ktnner Christ Koerber Jonathan Huller by of inary. One day is set apart. Concluding he he youngest soldiers in the pa- Martin Capuin Bywater Jese MinkenS O'Brien led the school children of instituted, the veterans the be or- Craig-Georg- I given. The graduates will said: Rogers, aged 86, CharlesIuis Bowera David Being Dr. O. G. the public schools in a picturesque Civil war as a day for the visiting rade," James N. Srhnslley meeting "Let us resolve to realize ob- three-year-o- Ewinc Ousley John L. Mitchell flag Of graves of departed com- dained at the next of the the veterans, and ld drill. the their Civil war the C hnrlkop M. Exner , L. A. Sebmidt movement jects for which all of these patriots son of Captain Martin Harper Henry Ctirtis A. H. Hampton Music by the Memorial day band rades, he said the has Augustana synod next fall Albert havemade their sacrifices. It 13 ' Salvation army, H. BioomBeld Levi Miller H. P. Custer and several fine numbers by the developed until today,for the first The following pastors received iWatner of the Evans Bowman not sufficient just to remember .Arnold Watner. Their float drew William H. Spenoar Frank E. H. Memorial day double quartet were time, virtually the entire world is honorary degrees: Dr. Buret t K. K. Ellinwood August Schwarts features of the program at the paying, homage to its dead warriors. E. them, for that would be mockery nnuch attention. Thomas Yates Thomas Holmea William Morrow D. LETTS. John Pearson, Victor Pearson, We must remember wj B. Davis Joseph E. Cbandlca courthouse square. W. A. Rosen-fiel- d, "The thought, expressed and. put JUDGE F. Nelson, F. that are the Members of the Boy Scout or W. P. Cochran John iudge Chip-- Chinlund. Axel A. guardians of freedom to preserve igan! zation made an especially William Blackburn. Iewia Goben J. Z. Colburn master of ceremonies, intro- into practice by the men of the G. !owa district court ,at XtaeC J. cTrUon Carl it Thomas Clark Jacob R. Phillips James Kinney duced Mr. Kelly A. R., been adopted by Diannock cemetery this afternoon for the benefit of the human race. showing in the parade, with Banks Charlea Blyths Georse Archer and later E. H. has the tenson, A. P. Fors, J. Jesperson, F. Andraw urged America to reverential patriot- Norr-bo- May He who holds in his hands the several hundred boys, practically Mr. Thurman Sanford Mott Valentine Smith Hass, who gave a patriotic reading. American Legion and through that A. Johnsson, F. A. Linder, A. Inter-Allie- to men of destinies of nations us all in the scout uniform of khaki, Joseph Cooper Levi Jackson John Oswald On the platform in places of honor organization by the d ism on day dedicated J. E. Rydbeck and S. W. make wo- Lee Rofv-r- William Brackett John Ohlweiler G. A. R. and ob- wars, rather than idle holiday rthy of the favors He has bestowed marching. A little child dressed Beardttley D. C. Wright were a number of Veterans' Federation the Swenson. fluffy William Kink John The beautifully county servance of the day insured in prac- pleasures. and enable us with pure hearts and is a scout, drawn in a white Christian Olson John G. Green S. D. Cleland decorated Tnose receiving the bachelor of clean hands to guard carriage was in the scout float. Jacob Del George Kelley J. H. Reede monument to soldiers killed in the tically every civilized country on divinity degree were: and defend Jobn William Miller to end of time the great charge -- were SO case in first B. F. Orriaij Stauback Civil war was the scene of the clos- the globe with the exception of Ger- Alsthet, Carl the ri There the K. H. Bingham F. Einrman Lincoln and soldiers of the Harry Alden, Even Charles Bnwll t. Flow-er- many, the Er-icks- He has committed to our keeping.'" 'division of the parade, which was Thomas Darit B. M. Ella ing services of the morning. a Russia, Austria and Hun Anderson, Arthur Benson, Knut Robert Vermillion gary, north, the sneaker declared "the The program was marked with led by the city's four motorcycle Mr. Monaster S. M. Swallow H. C. Harris wreaths, baskets and decora- free-- Otto Erikson, Carl Johnson, , W. Mafhias Volk , William Kenner William Ruga rwer,if (ho toar h, m,M!same genius that led to the solemnity and dignity. policemen and Grand Marshal George tive pieces were strewn lavishly tw years Emil Johnson, Emil J. Johnson, Henry re Santo William Truble Shaffer over, i in rtftnTor f nf Ing of the slaves in later Especially pleasing was the sing-- , jf Franks. In the second division George Stocker S. w. Hotchkiss Franklin White the tall shaft in the court- itin. nr John Nelson, Gustav Sanstead, Er- was M. alignment with ing by the high school boys' quar-t- et, ;th outstanding feature the Nathan Swan Jamea McCordt Frank Archer house yard, and a white picket the true sentiments time to out a nest Peterson, Karl Wilhelmsen, (Helen Oould auxiliary, United Joeeph Hartsook ' William P. Quayle 11 . T. Stafford fence about it kept it from moles- of the day, I have confidence that American stretch Ascell, Carl Bergquist, Wil- and the reciting of Lincoln's McKit-- Fulsinger Charles Dunn helping hand a downtrodden Robert J Spanish War Veterans, in their William Frank the day. established by the now to Gettysburg speech by Miss Nell George L. Allen Amos A. Skinner Frank Brady tation. neighbor. It was this same genius liam Erickson, Wilfred Johnson. i uniforms. A group of auxil-- t C. Sweeney Me- rapidly thinning ranks of boys Elwell. white M. Handshaw John Brown Michael Within the enclosure the the caused youth of the land Hospitant, Oscar Engquist iary members and children cur-rie- d I. N. Kirkpatrick Arthur O Neal Dan Shean morial day quartet sang and Miss of '61 and '65, will be perpetuated that the The program: Services were concluded with thoi which reminded spec- J. K. Ebertaart W. J. Ranson Michael Finnigaa by youngsters of World to'rally to the colors when our gov- decoration by the Daughters of Ve- banners Henry Bedford Joseph Andrew Mr. Rourke Elizabeth Tremann. recited Lin the the Organ A. Cyril Graham. ernment entered the World war. terans of monument un- -: ulators Old Glory Is "The Flag Our i war who, in olive drab uni- the to the Martin Hurra Levi Sharp Terrenee O'Brien coln's Gettysburg address. A fir their "America's hope rests in per- Invocation Rev. C. G. Ander- Fathers Saved." George Wylka John H. Battles Valentine Dauber ing squad of the United Spanish forms, are stepping into the gaps in the son. known dead, while the Elks' band' A petuation of spirit of genius, -. Y. W. C A. Float N. B. Bulord Richard Wareham A. H. Pollard War veterans gave the salute to the the ranks of the Blue and Gray. this Violin solo David Polakoff. played a dirge. The double quar- Wirlsr Swan Henry Witritlgre E. H. Buck new which. In itself, is an unselfish tet led the audience in Blnging many other, organizations George neisel Herman Wolford William H. Camper dead, and the meeting concluded With the infusion of the blood, thinor an1 arrmeifhini thflf is enn - Address Rev. A. Theo. Ekblad, rrrThe George grom Major Edson John H. Cleland playing coming from and south, America, a firing from the arsenal .vied in making each division more Pi ' with the of the bugle call north east Superior Wis, John Morris William Jhrig Silas Sprague "Taps" by George singing and west, all lines are be- stantly seeking out justice for fired a salute, Clifford Paul blew attractive than the others. Among August Walter Kennedy Stroehle, sectional as Presentation of diplomas and Fred Grotrirut Herkert - ing obliterated through a unity of others well as for itself." taps and Rev. Morland pronounced; the great showing of uniforms and James Linton James. Grven Wilham Goldsmith of "America"- by the audience, and Plea for Americanization. conferring of degrees Dr. i . G. accoutrements and decoration an- Abraham Strayer William Kaiser John Heverling music by the. Memorial day band. spirits," he said. Andreen. benediction. John Siegrist John Condon F. E. Phelps Judge Letts closed his address A feature of the parade was the. other float which attracted much Hill At CbJppiannock. "Genius of America." Valedictory Carl Anderson. S. . W. J. Cochran K. Cox with a strong plea of the principles Rock Island Sunday school boys" attention was that of the Y. W. C. W. H. Hod eon C. Bradshaw James E. Larkin Judge F. D. Letts spoke at the Reviewing briefly the achieve- of Americanization, not only to the A., the Y's colors of John Burton Mr. Callahan Francis M. Rogers Chippian-noc- k band. Seated in a large truck ati decorated in Wynn afternoon ceremonies in ments of the American soldier, the end the man and woman ad- white, a num- W. F. Jobe Henry Kicharda Jacob cemetery. Mr. gave an- that PERFECT PLANS the end of the line, they made stir-- i blue and carrying W. Hull Frank Ostrom Hass speaker took up the question of from a foreign land General Hoffman J. mitted shall , with drums ber of white clad girls and a sign Major C. W. other reading, and much of the ring war music their Frank Ruiek John LahifT Hawea what he terms "the genius of become an American citizen, but FOR CEREMONY and fifes. which said "Slogan To Face Life Aaron McKiaslck Dsn Collins A. M. Blakesley morning service was repeated. America," some- by Squarely." John Clement John Peets S. B. Hendren that indescribable that "those who are Americans Silvis Employes Services. Major C. Impressive funeral and memorial thing which pervades our institu- by adoption, TO HONOR HERO Have parade formed and marched John Sargent Haverptick H. Connelly were birth or shall be The L. W. Padffett Patrick Grepg Louis Range services conducted by John tions and our national life. It was to the principles for Impressive services were held! in such good order as to cause A. M. Crane Benjamin W. Goble E. M. Wilcox Buford post, G. A. R Siboney Bay morning the Silvis shops! William Campbell this genius that caused our fore- which the men honored today gave (Special Moline Service. 1 this at many compliments. In the crowds Alexander Steel W. S. Knowlton camp. United Spanish War Veter- to! Bollmaa Fred H. Heverling Curtis B. Knox fathers to leave their native lands their lives." when a granite tablet erected way, to off- Gabnelle the ceremonies to hon- who-gav- which lined the the Pat O'Mara William P. Voik W. F. Schroeder ans, and Rock Island post, Ameri- ana nere, to found urged Plans for .the memory of five employes icials who arranged for and mar- P. Legion. M. pres- settle later aj The speaker the reviewing, or VandeVoorde, Belgian Adam M aueker Major Meatvard F. Cox can J. Beardsley, government, draft the Declaration and especially by younger gen- Frank their lives in the World war' shaled the procession. About Mr. M urphy James Perkins George Olson of the services, introduced the war hero, who was cited for dis- Stephen C. H. Church ident of Independence and frame the eration, of the achievements of was unveiled. seven blocks long, today's was Edmond Byrnes Spencer the various persons on the pro- tinguished service by King Albert The departed heroes whos one of the greatest Memorial day D. Fitzgerald John Spencer Robert McAfee gram. constitution of America." those who have sacrificed their ma- of Belgium, were perfected at a Peter O Hare Thomai Morris David P. Karr Paying a tribute to Abraram terial wealth and their lives. names are inscribed on the memo-- . parades "In the city's history. Mr. Brennan B. Waldman W. N. Mitchell Several numbers by both the Me- Joint session of entertainment com- rial are: Ray J. Dixon, Dan F.i W. A. Noma Belgian-America- n $ William Davis David Shires morial day band and the Memorial mittees of the jKauffman ABtho'ny Roederer, . Browaluer Louis M. Buford William Hergert P. day club eve Pav-li- ca. CHURCH WORKERS Jos Kelley WiUiam T. Sugden quartet were rendered during and Friends' circle last Wallace Larson and Nicholas the afternoon service. Miss- - Mil- LOCAL MUSICIANS ning. WILL CONFER AT SPANISH, WAR VETERAN'S DEAD IN LAST YEAR, dred Nelson charmingly recited RECEIVE DEGREES All members of Sacred Heart W. J. Creen and T. C. Straw-wer- ! Eugene participate in cere- DECATUR MEETING Ramaer. September, 1921 Lincoln's Gettysburg address. The QMttiary parish will the the speakers. Music was fur-- i SPANISH WAR DEAD OR rRETIOCS YEA MS. closing services were a duplicate FROM AUGUSTANA monies, which will be held at the nished by the Silvis Glee club and A. H. Campbell James Brags: Corbly J. Davis of those in the morning, the Span- Adiel Saelens farm the afternoon a ladies' quartet. P. Christopher H. fir- 11. The of The Presbyterians of Illinois Guldcnropf James MoSitt ish War Veterans firing squad Mrs. Margaret Jiold. Six of June feature the Services at Waiertown. are hold a summer conference in Walter Cox R. M. Hackctt R. Reid ing a salute to the dead, George Rock Island musicians, three program, of course, will be the to Margaret Nold, aged 65 giv- 13-1- Peter Coagrove R. P. Hampton Thoma Flynn Mrs. following program was Decatur, June 6. open to min- Stroehle blowing "Taps," and the Moline and four from Davenport presentation of the war medal, and The W. A. Cramer Peter Eesaler C. S. Turner years, until last fall a resident of en at the Watertown hospital isters and laymen, men and women. Wilham Hurling C. M. Nelson Fred Rodeeker audience singing "America." Rock Island, died yesterday fore-- will receive degrees from Augus- - the patriotic address accompanying This is the first gathering of John Glass Kmil Van Lehrberg L. McCandless ' f .1 n n Kf o i . Q, . the Opened by Prayer. uuuu; uaugu-Lc- Pun...... mirvT...... lorv Urtf. n L. Lit. Crit-- kind ever held by Presbyter- Robert E. Tivey Lawrence E. Olson Charles Huge Iluuli 1U ujc ui uci t t complete program will be Invocation Rev. Jennie E. i the Charles Swatich Louis Bledsoe Paul Wertzel Both the morning and afternoon Mrs. Max Stewart, Denver, Colo. The as ians of the state. No business is conimencsment this week The 39 follows: chett. services were fittingly opened with Mrs. Nold had been in failing band.' to be transacted, no money is to be AMERICAN LEGION MEN WHO DIED IN LAST YEAR. prayer. Guy B. graduates from the conservatory Baseball game between the Cath- Selection Young Citizens' Rev. Williamson health four years and three weeks Address Rev. R. W. VanAlstyne., raised. It is to be a conference for Ben H. Forbes H. T. Donoway John B. Holden an hin-Th- this year receive degrees ranging olic Foresters and the Ycung Men's delivered eloquent exhortation ago she fractured her right e Selection Band. for information and inspiration. The DEAD OF WORLD WAR IN PREVIOUS YEARS. at the opening of the morning cere from bachelor of music club. program is determined shock of that accident hast- to teachers' Reading, Gettysburg Address committee Salvatore Amato W. D. Hamilton . E. T. Swan3on mony. In the afternoon service ened end. certificates piano, organ, Drill by troop 9, Boy Scouts. to fill every hour of the three days Agnew the in 'vice, George D. Long. A. Wallace Hou J. A. Smith Chaplain H. C. First pronounced Mrs. Nold, who was formerly violin and public Fol- Presenting of Frank Vande with things which those attending E. M. Anderson W. R. Hartman school music. Selection Band. E. A. Swanson the opening prayer. Miss Margaret Downs, was born in lowing is the list of graduates: V o o r d e with decoration and war cannot afford to miss. The pro- W. R. Aldrich Roy Hofstetter C. M. Stone Relatives of soldiers, speeches. There are a number of Civil Eugene school chil Pennsylvania, Jan. 6, 1S56, and Degree of Bachelor of Music hospitaVcra-eter- y, gram will combine great addresses Harry Allison Hanson Ed Sherrard and committees from vari- Big bolle tournament veterans buried in the W. J. Brown C. Erwin W. V. Shaver dren the when she was a girl the family Pianoforte: Regina Christina Hol-nie- n, rolle wers. with conference hours for discus- A. T. ous and the ceremonies X. F. Brehmer Johnson D. W. Shotwell patriotic organizations busied moved to this city, where she had Essex, Iowa: Thyra Carola Horseshoe contest. mem- sion. During the conference hours, H. Brasmer T. L. Kelleher Base held principally to honor the Arthur J. themselves during the morning and fcoderberg, 111.. Foot race for girls under 12 res- those interested In rural and city P. Butler Bertram Kuisell Alphenis Savage since resided. Her husband. Henry Chicago, Post - ory of these patriots. Several Marshall Brown Herman Koehler Harry P. Sargent early afternoon in distributing Nold, preceded her in death 20 ; graduate diploma: Elmer Thaodore have, problems will meet separately. Two over graves 12 ident of the institution who Charles Bradley R. R. Lenser w. A. Vondeest flowers the soldiers' in years. daughters, Mrs. Charles ; Robert Hanke, St. Foot race for boys under de- afternoons are to be given to recrea- R. F. Connelly Byron Lerch Worthington Chippiannock Four Paul, Minn. served on the battlefield were William and the other ceme- Darling. 716 Fifteenth street. Rock Graduate diploma: Mabel years. ceremo- tion and fellowship. Clifford Dale Carothera Carl Larson James M. Walker teries. The decoration was com- Eleanor Wheelbarrow boys lighted to have part in the ' The leading men and women of M. W. Crocker John McGinnis D. M. Welliver Island; Mrs. John Klinker, Lincoln, Arnell, Rock Island; Dorothy Deis- - race for from D. pleted with beautiful effect by 16. nies. R. U. Chansky F. McGce Roy A. Wood the Neb. ; Mrs. G. L. Gray, Toledo, enroth Johnson, Rock Island: 12 to denomination will take part in the E. C. Carlton M. J. McGlnty Floyd time began. 16. program. Timothy Wenks the afternoon service Ohio, and Mrs. Stewart, Denver, Isaac Nelson Johnson, Mem- Egg race for girls from 12 to Dr. John Stone Cynel Carpentier R. M. McGrath Georire Winters Foot race for men. of Chicago will give three ad- Harry Copperstehm J. Marette Clyde A. Ellis and a brother, Robert Downs, 1517 phis, Mo.; Edna Elizabeth Meckel, MOLINE MOTOPw L. Pete Canter H. E. McCormlck E. Fredericksen Fourteenth-and-a-ha- lf street, Rock Rock Island. Pipe Organ: Foot race for ladies. dresses: Dr. George Robinson S. Nellie IS B. McAfee, A. DeCleene E. Nelson Joseph P. O Co Quell Island, survive. body will be Elizabeth Anderson, Twin Exhibition dance by members of POLICEMAN 'and Dr. Cleland both of R. Dedobblaere W. A. Oleon Dr. E. M. Sala MAY ARBITRATE The Falls, to city Olga Mo- the Young Ladies' sodality, follow- J Mccormick Theological seminary, C. R. Druckmiller A. H. Ohms Albert D. Surr brought this for funeral and Idaho; Elizabeth Edlen, IN COLLISION speak day. H. E. Ehmke J. R. Patient - Albert Willms hour to be announced line; Isaac Nelson Mem- ed by a dance for the general pub- 'will each Arthur Nash, D. burial, the Johnston, Cincinnati, will speok on "The C. L. Fulmer J. Richards William Aldrich later. phis, Mo. Voice: Ida Minnie Nel- lic, the music to be supplied by Otto D. Gottsch C. T. Rankin Ben H. Johnson Note's band. (Special Moline Service.) Golden Rule in Business." Dr. John Georre De Geyter Fred C. Sha finer George Winters CAR MEN'S PAY son, Cadillac. Mich.; Eric Clifford speak on W. C. Hofer Joseph H. Sharpe Roy Mrs. Wynes. Toren, Lincoln, Ascension of a monster balloon. Colliding with an automobi! McDowell, New York, will A. Wood Harriet Neb. Violin: Fi- "The Church and Industrial Condi- H. Hummel Paul Schutte Aimee Marguerite Soyster, Daven- driven by W. C. Mecklin at Funeral services for Mrs. Har Nineteenth ave- - tions." Dr.. W. P. Shriver will talk (Lists compiled by veteran t' onranizations participating in Memorial Wynes were held 1 port, Iowa. Public School Music: fteenth street A and MeeUngr Men riet at o'clock! da RETAIL STORES afternoon,, to the conference Dr. Harold Mc- - day exercises). of With Company To Daniel-so-n Ruth-I- Lindstrom, Woodcliffe-on-Hudso- n, nue, Moline, yesterday , " yesterday afternoon in the motor-- f Afee Robinson, Philadelphia, will morrow May ant- N. Rudolph Peterhoff, Moline Result in and Furgie chapel and at 2 J.; Kathryn Shirley ARE ASSETS TO f charge of conference on Meine, Houston, cyle policeman, incurred a fracture-o- the ing of Board; Deadlock.. o'clock in the Homestead church, Texas; Leona ma- education. H. Ruby Westerlund, 111. ANY COMMUNITY his right shoulder, and his Ihave Dr. Warren south of Coal Valley. Rev. Mr. Orion, The will have charge of the MOLINE FLUTIST Warnock, paster of the church, was Teachers' Certificates Piano- chine was practically wrecked. on work. Dr. Decision as to whether an arbi- automobile was slightly damaged. rural Josiah IS ENGAGED TO WINS REWARD in charge of the services. Pall- forte: Mildred Marie Barger, Mus- (Special Moline Service.) c:ty fSiply will speak on Evangelism. tration board will be named to catine. Iowa; Margaret Call- Peterhoff was taken to the bearers were old acquaintances of Eloise America will succeed fail pa:n V The meetings will be held in the PLAY FOR SOUSA work out the question of wages the Wynes. body was to away. Wyanet, 111.; Emma Carstens, or in hospital. He suffered much Tri-Cit- y Mrs. The laid game buildings and on the campus of Railway company pays its cemetery. Dixon, Iowa; Laura. Josephine the world according to the during the night, but his condition, rest in Homestead manner in which she plays her morn--, James Milikin university. This (Special Molina Service.) OF OWN LABOR union car operators next year is Freund, Davenport, Iowa; Adeline was said to be improved this commodious, shady campus mattes expected tomorrow. A meeting of Julia Howkinson, Moline; hand, declared Colvin Brown, chief ing. Zlgenor Swanson, former MoUn-e-r, Lillian of organization of a an ideal spot for such a summer the men s committee with T. C. IS SLUGGED AND Anna Johnson, Woodhull, 111.; Ida the service the The officer was pursuing gathering. The local committee in will appear with the Sousa Roderick is scheduled for that Minnie Nelson, Cadillac, United States Chamber of Com- speeder on the avenue. Meckl.n Eugene ROBBED OF $86; Mich.; merce, drive- arranging meals and rooms as near concert band as flutist next seas- Lotbgren Morked Way time. Earl Adolph Papenbrock, Daven- who spoke to the directors was backing his car out of a of the Moline chamber and a few hitting tne the. campus as possible, in order on, according to word received by Through Augnstana In 7 All other details of the year's LEFT ON TRACKS port, Iowa; Hilda Henrietta Swan- way. In trying to avoid those attending may become working agreement have been set- Essex, members last evening. That automobile, Peterhoff swerved nis that Mo-lin- Years. son. Iowa; Helen Elizabeth well acquainted during .these days. his brother, Ben Swanson, of e. tled satisfactorily. Tafft, Davenport, Iowa; Glayds America now holds a winning machine end it crashed Into tie (Special' Moline' Service. ) Mae hand was by Dla The union car men have request- Slugged WUison, Rock Island. Pipe Or- the statement made mirh Mocklin was not held Seven years spent and robbed of $86 by i Mr. Brown. Zigenor Swanson is now engaged in earning his ed that their wages be raised from gan: Mildred Lillian Black, Ala- responsible for the accident DAVENPORT LAD IS way two negroes at the overhead bridge Mr. Brown was to have spoken player-pian- o through Augustana college by the present figure of E5 cents an n, mosa, Colo.; Regina Christina"Hoi-men- , i in the manufacture of in Silvis last night John Timmer-ma- VICTIM OF a young man whose parents In Chi- hour, and are holding out for 67' Essex, Iowa; Dorothy at the chamber at noon yesterday, FIRST records at DeKalk and New York 55, of Muscatine, was saved Leona but was delayed enroute. This, CAR IS STOLEN; City. engagement cago are able to meet the expenses cents an hour, their demand, much from probable death under thie Larson, Orion, 111.; Earl Kenneth HEAT PROSTRATION The with Sousa's more strongly than was expected, Larson, Davenport, Eugene perhaps, accounts for the small at- CATCHES band begins next fall. of his tuition, but who were not al- wheels of a freight train by Rock Iowa; WRECKED, while the company urges a drop to Lawrence Nordgren; Galva, 111.; tendance last evening. He was a member of the old lowed by son, Island trainmen. Mr. Brown Puuring Memorial exercises for their will be ended ou cents. Timmerman was unconscious Thyra Carola Boderberg, Chicago; stated that the nation FIRE; THIEF GONE cemetery, Light Guard band in Moline and for Eugene Lothgren when he Marie has more than one-thir- d of all the war veterans in Oakdale tri-cit- y is when he was picked up from along- Eleanor Wickstrom, Stanton, was well known in musical Iowa. gold in the world, that our banking Davenport, yesterday, the first heat 20 ago. graduated tomorrow. rXITARlAXS MEET. side the railroad tracks, where he Voice: Emma Carstens, an auto- circles about. years (Special Service.) Dixon, system has withstood the greatest Speeding "getaway" of prostration of the season took Preferring to gain his education Moline had been left by his assailants. Iowa; Flora Ball Mackey, loss vi place, Fishburn, aged Swanson obtained his early mu George W. Crampton was Cordova, 111.; strain in its history and that all mobile thief prevented the when Paul sical training through generos through own young reelect- After Dr. J. H. Fowler had dressed Letha Elaine by H. 12. years, a student at the Iowa sol- the his efforts, ed president of UKourKe. Moline; An- - things point toward better times. the Buick car owned ity of Mrs. Gould, bear- the First Unitarian VW " UU"U " U1V.U UCA lUlllt,lCU I Charlotte diers orphans' home, was over- Frank who. Lothgren picked up jobs hither and church congregation of Moline last ' oerson Warren, Rock Vio Speaking on the essential ele- 1003 Perry street DaT;' ing the young man play, decided on the man's head when struck Island. ments in the building and port, auto was come. yon, and during his spare time has evening. Frank Dufva was reelect- down by the negroes, he was able to lin: Cladys Mae Willson, Rock Is cosduct but the ref"tstreet., ; Standing lad was be had talent worth developing. employed ed E. Doyle land. of a successful chamber, Mr. and caught fire at Second at attention the He studied Fick, flu- been at the Rock Island treasurer and J. was board the next freight train out of avenue, damage, observed to be In distress, and was under Frank postoffice, at movie theatres, and chosen secretary. town. Brown said: and Western the tist for the Tri-Ci- ty Symphony or- stores a city are being slight taken away from the crowd by F. in many other positions. The annual report showed a gain Timmerman police "The retail of however, w chestra. told the that PALESTINE its greatest community asset and Mr. Pohlman's machine S. Treat, superintendent of the For the last two and a half years In membership during the last year he had met the negroes on the WILL Ban. With, 152 per should be so viewed by the cham parked in front of Eagles home. the aid of tbehome he has been business manager of of cent. The laymen's freight train. All three of them BE PICTURED IN taken. io was soon revived. of- league ber. It is the store that brings the DavenDort. when it was fnurse he BOOTLLMBER PAYS the Augustana Observer, taking and the church school have were bumming their way. One of young a gray su'- - fice when paper was strug- been organized, and a resident pas- negroes JABOTTNSKY TALK farmer into a town. Looking UDOn i driver, a man in the a the had a pair of shoes such as benefits, I weighing about i MAXIMUM AMOUNT gling monthly publication. It is tor. Rev. Clara Cook Helvie, has which he Induced institutions real and straw hat Second ALLOUEZ COUNCIL Timmerman to men ! on understood that he succeeded in been employed. buy. pulled the business of a citv should nnnnrls sneeded west (Special Moline Service.) Timmerman out his The situation in Palestine will lena aid to movements As he reached tne DECORATES GRAVES doubling the subscriptions and to pay tne snoes, one be tneiir all street. o A friend paid )200 fine of roil lor and presented in an address, "A for better store conditions. avenue Intersection he atiem-t- the placed the paper on a sound finan- POLICE BANDITS. of negroes on Message Vladi-hea- AT MORNING MEET the struck him the from Palestine," by d "America today is the creditor turn north but a wheel cohaps Mrs. Emma DeGeeter, 124 Nine- cial basis. Moscow. The piece Tim- - OR its arrest and convic- with a of iron. mir Jabotinsky. Zionist leader nation of world. a com- mr,,i V,A .ae nrViirlafl ttYHT Many i the It has out teenth avenue, Moline, who when friends both in and out of tion of a number of highwaymen merman became unconscious and Wednesday evening, in Masonic n-- .1 i .. a thrown- Augustana-ar- the pact domestic market making for sjue..u. me unc " "j v i Graves of 4S departed members congratulating him who recently alarmed Moscow by the negroes robbed him and es-- temple, Rock Island. The - on the nec arrested Saturday afternoon told lecture is quantity-- Deduction and can oro- and sustained a cut JOf Allouez councif No. 6&8, Knights on the successful completion of his their holdups and murders, have caoea. 3orn or me muss. Tim- - nndor snan piu nf t i r r good ' the police she was penniless de- studies, many duce much of what the world needs As he ran away and made oi Columbus, were decorated with and his rase is regarded shown that of the culprits merman declared, were dressed as! A musical program will also be a cost many escape, fire broke out m tn an aluminum and American spite the fact that she had been as being unique owing to were J at lower than other the marker - in his stand former members of the fore cooks or waiters. One of them was given in which T.psser as cati t' a. en .1.1- - 1 Herbert Ril. countries and at the same time pay auto, and the department - o tv uviuva. uiis uiuruiug in the bootlegging business for four that his parents should not bear; of the Cheka. minus a from tooth. young extingu5"-wit- h ;c" expense berstein, a violinist, and high wages. ed. the flames being rears. the of his college coarse. The Cheka, or Bolshevik inquisi- Miss Mary Powelankey, ' sonrano. J I Her. Peter Zwart, chaplain of Mrs. DeGeeter pleaded guilty to tion, was recently considerably A "Work of the individual in a com- chemicals. magnificent memorial fountain i will rtartrinatft Thev ;xrlli h. i Jthe council, said a prayer at every selling liquor and was the Toha rff seiwlfiv 4n Ponodi t,a reduced personnel. Among munity is an important factor," he a assessed In its in St. Louis to commemorate the 'companied bv Mrs. Martin Silber-brav- e said, t ... c.nrirS rreVhire almost J graveside, and preached eer- - -- Ma g1wtrat-O- B s-- made great progress "for whatever of betterment a In employes J brief maximum fine to the last few were a number of the deeds of pioneer Missouri Powalen-irome- n: - - -- stein and Miss Katherine we to oeen caugui. ! J3r8tUfc- criminal l&ss. ;. - ;: Dring ourselves we bring to ton each, have jkey. the nation of which we are a part ish Columbia waters. ,