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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1919

Page

2

Men of All Trades and Professions Co-operate for Society

Chesley Perry in a Chamber of Commerce banquet speech urges mutual trust among all crafts and professions. He argues professionals and tradesmen share duties to serve society, cites Wilson and the Paris peace conference, and calls for craft associations, ethical standards, and coordinated legislation to advance the League of Nations ideals.

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Deaths and Funerals Mrs Hugh Cox

Obituaries from Hannibal and Quincy list Mrs. Hugh Cox Mrs. Cox died in Hannibal after two months paralysis at the home of Mrs Mary Dix in Quincy she was 50 born in Ohio and survived by husband Dean and several relatives Former Hannibal residents Miss Starman of Quincy died in St Joseph after weeks illness Parents Mr and Mrs Starman and siblings survive Funeral in St Joseph Rome Bern Bockhold dies in Louisville after a month illness left Quincy for Camp Taylor in June 1895 born Melrose lived there all life Joined St Anthony church Young Men Society Survived by parents sisters and brothers Burial at St Boniface Cemetery Frederick William Saeger services at 824 South Eleventh Street burial in Greenmount Cemetery James Walker services at Mrs Anna N Rogers home 2203 Spring Street interment Woodland Cemetery Burial details and attendance invited

Hugh Cox Hannibal Mary Dix South Sixth Street Quincy Wat Clementon St. Joseph George Starmann Oak Street Miss Starman Miss Clementine Bernard Clementine Starmann Chicago Rome Bern Bockhold Camp Zachary Taylor Louisville Posers Henry Bockhold Melrose Bockhold Rome Camp Taylor St. Anthony Church Young Men's Society of the Church Oscar Schreck George Benz Clara Blickhan William Frank Alfred Frederick Wiliam Saeger Frederick William Saeger South Eleventh Street August Warshow Greenmount Cemetery Albert Neuman John Lepper Gus Bauch Joe Ashman Herman Laake Fred Ziegler James Walker Anna N. Rogers Spring Street Woodland Cemetery

Lamy Brothers Aerial Rig Up for Y M C A Act

The Lamy brothers rigging for their aerial act was assembled in the Y M C A gym on Wednesday and practice will start soon. Three performers have recently returned from army service and the fourth brother will return from the north shortly. Steve Lawless to Chicago Banquet and others—Lawless, county exemption board secretary, will attend the Chicago banquet for Provost Marshal General Crowder with Virgil Johnston of Money board undecided about attendance. The LaSalle Hotel dinner invites draft board members and advisers. meanwhile an ad misquote fix notes the Halbach Schroeder price error wrong price for bleached sheeting.

Lamy Brothers Steve Lawless Chicago County Exemption Board General Crowder Selective Association of the State Virgil Johnston Money Board LaSalle Draft Board

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