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TOMOR ROW.

TOMORROW.
ADAM A wESCHLER. ATcTIONEEK-
Household and Office Furniture,
knabe Piano. Hotel Crockery,
800 Boxes of Candy. Carpets,
Automobiles. etc.
Rv Public Auction.
Al WESCHLER'S.
o2O Pa. Ave. NV.
Tomorrow
Commencing o:5O AN.
knats. Upright Piano. Music Box and discs
Fuuipd Oak Dining Room Suite Dre>>rrS. mn
foni4rs Chiffornbrs. Brass and Ensme! BEDS
Mattresses Springs. Psror Suites. Ladies'
nr>k> Music Cabinet Ston"rrei" Gsraei
I-rns Fir. Sets. Huffet>. china Closets. MahoS
any Chairs and E"cSrrs Blankets. Spreah.
Eook> Krlr;y.rator>. OAK Sanitary Fiat toi
Desks aud Oiir. Chairs. Roll top Desk. once
Partition. >anitary C"uches. Peanut ie"ss'er
Carpets. Rugs. et"
sou boxes Assorted Candy. ais" lot Misrel
l.n-ous r.ed Hotel rrork-ry.
At II O'Clock Noon
1910 Baby Grand Chevrolet
Sedan. 1913 Model 90 Overland
Touring. 1917 Saxon Touring,
Waverlv Electric. good as new.
cost $500: 1917 kissel Touring
z tops), 1917 Haynes Touring.
1917 Trumbull Roadster. 1917
Allen Touring. Maxwell, Paige
Briscoe and Ford Touring. Other
Autos. and 5-ton Pierce-.Arrow
Truck and .'-ton Packard Truck
bv order Trustees. Also Is used
tires.
Terms cash.
mh.7-.t ADAM 4. wEStHLER, Auct.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE Build
ING LOTS AT KQQnSIlE Nm

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BuII.D
ING LOTS AT WOODSIDE. ND.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust, bearins
da te November 10. 1915. and recorded in Libel
No. 2oS. folio l52. land records Montgomery
county. Nd. at the request Of the party se
sell at public suction. on the premises. OF
SATURDAY, MARCH TWENTY-NINTH,l 1919
At FOUR PM. lots ;. 4. 5, Il, lJ and 49, in
block 20. Of B. +. Leightons subdivision OF
certain land now known and called The Ad
dition to weodsids" as per plat recorded in
ords said lots having a front Of 2e5 feet on
+ street of said subdivision. and running hack
pt RE pendicular with said street to q street OF
sxid subdivision. Each lot contains IL $50, OF
lots ere we'll located for building purposes.
There is we'll of good water on one Of the
lots, also q henhouse.
Terms Of sale: All cash when sale il ratified
by the court. deposit Of $3.50 required at
''''V Gso. FRANCIS WILLIAMS. Trustee,
Natl Savings and Trust Bldg, Wash, d. C.
CHAS. W. PRETTYMAN. Trustee,
Rockville, Nd.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER the follow
ing described blocks. situate in said subdi-
ton. to wit: Block numbered "A containing
. - acres: block numbered 25, containing 2.67
acres; block numbered &c. containing 2.71
acres, and block numbered 81. containing .. 6S2
square feet. The last two blocks will be sold
together.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance in
equal inst xlInents, at one and two years. Sc
cured by 4 deed Of trust on the property sold.
o. all cash, at purchasers option. deposit
Of slOO required on each block at time of sale.
National Savings and Trust Bldg.
mh22 "a Is .26.y7.2s
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WASHINGTON HOTELS.
HOTEL RICHMOND
DINING ROOM

18th and ii Streets NV.
Breakfast. q Ia Carte, 7:S0-s:10 an.
Luncheoa, 50 cents-12 m.-2 pm.
Dinner. 31.00-6-S pm.
SUNDAY HOURS:
Breakfast, $40 an. Lunchesa. 1-2:Sos p.n.
Dinner. 6-S pm.
". l. Milburn. Manager Dining Room.
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LAMONT ST. BETWEEN 18th AND 1ath-10
rooms baths: electric lights: hot water heat:
Communications: screens. hardwood floors and
trim: sleeping Porehes: large front covered
porch; double garage. with chaufieurs quar-
fers: lot = feet front TO wide alley. This
house is in choice neishbOrh0od. is Of splen-
did construction and possesses many special
and attractive features. Price. $l5OOO.
CHARLES W. NORRIS.
Evans building. Main $3.50.
NEAR 13th AND \ SITS. N.w.-HOUSE y con-
taining 20 bedrooms. ) baths: stone front: eler.
trc lights; steam heat; servants quarters;
laundry; large salon parlor, and spacious din
ing room. Lot y ct. front to wide alley. This
hs0se is Of superior construction and appoint
meat. and could not he duplicated today for
tie amount asked for it. Price. &31, 900.
- CHARLES ". NORRIS.
Dvans building. Main 51:a,s9
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FOR SALE By oWNER. s.. 800.
Modern 7-room house New Hampshire
ave, Petworth; bot-wafer heat, electric lights
parquet floors. Any reasonable terms. In
Quire 724 Rock Greek Church road. Phone
Columbia 5297.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH BRICK: COLONIAL
porch: cellar: hot-water heat: excellent condi-
tion; large yard TO alley: near 1st and W sta
NV. Price. $3.50: terms. Address Box
251-M Star Office
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rHos. ]. OWEN son, AucrIoNEERs.

THOS. ]. OWEN SON AUCTIONEERS.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED LOT ON SOUTH SIDE OF MAD;
ISON STREET NORTHWEST NEAR
GEORGIA AVENUE.
BY virtue of Il certain deed of trust duly
recorded ip Liber No. 3444. foiis 3TS ct -s<q /.
OF the land records Of the District sf Gslsm-
hia. and at the request af the party sexpsed
thereby. the undersigned trustees will SELL At
public auction: in front Of the premiaes. on
OF MARCH. AID 1919. AT FOUR-THIRTY
O'CLOCK. 2. \. .~rhe folIoHing described land
ard premises. situate in the District Of Coium-
ba. and designated as and being lot 10. in
block I lhow known square Ia34D. in Mary
2. White and others subdivision known as
| white Cfsft.@ as per plat in the ofnce Of
the surveyor for said District in Liber county
10. folis II.
Terms Of sale: rOne-hslf cash: balance in
one and two years. with interest at q per
ceBtuH per snnuu,, payable semi-annualiy and
secured on the property bold or all cash. at
purchasers option. deposit Of 500 required
st time of sale and the purchaser allowed 6f-
teen days to complete the purchase. Further
particulars at time of sale.
HEBER l.. THORNTON
-a- WM. O. RAY a--
,- -mhlS, 20. :2.24,2s -. . Trustees.
: ssrHF ABOVE SALE rs PdsrPoSEp on
account Of the rain until SATURDAY. MARCH
TWENTY NINTH. SAME HOUR and place.
RY ORDER OF THE TRTISTEES
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FOR $5.15O WILL SELL DANDY BUILT. 9
large rooms. bath recep. hall Broom deep)
brick house; porches; deep lot to l5-ft. paved
alley: best section Petw0rfh: heated by hot
air: $50 cash. balance monthly; will paper to
suit and put in electricity. Address Box 1877 n.
Star office.
NEAR I7th AND U--1O ROOMS AND BATH.
3 stories. front and double back porch; back
stsirvay; $7,2O. Address Boz 124-R. Star
once. 2Ss
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HOMES FOR SALE
At Right Prices
Don't Wait Until Too Late
-. BUY NOW ,.. .

Downtown
ST. near 21st IT. A S-room
and tiled bath. practically ne.-
brick house, with sleeping porch.
hack yard, hot water heat. elc,-
trio lights. E1celientIy and tast,
fully decorated: Quick posses
SHANNON LCCHs Realtors.
Main 234J 713 14th ct.
Riverdale, Nd.
beautiful suburban home
Completely detached Il acre
lot. Has handsome rooms and
bath, electric lights. hot-water
heat; 2-sfory garaEe for 2 cars
Vacant ready for immediate pos
session. Location between electric
cars, steam cars and boulevard.
Price; $500.
s14hs9s nail ss.s. : 1uoHSs; FL Ists hsilfst'' e.
Columbia Heights
semi-detached brick house.
Vacant. Immediate possession.
rooms and bath; hardwood floors
and trim; furnace heat: front, side
and rear yards. Location. 18th st
Price. 5000.
Main 2345. 713 18th 81.
In the Heart of the Downtown
northwest fashionable residential
section. Rbode Island ave-, just
west Of 18th st. and Scott Circle.
Brick residence OF 10 very large
handsome rooms, hack porch, hot
water heat, electric lights, etc.
Price, $15.5OO
SHANNON T. LUCHS. Realtors.
Main 22&S. 713 18th st.
Corner Brick Home
SauIs Addit3on: nesr 18th st.:
practically new; 8 6ne rooms,
baths, electric lights. hot-1ater
heat. etc. Price, 12y5 800.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
NJ. 2345. 713 18th St.
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Re YOUR OWN LANDLORD IN BEAUTIFUL
Chevy Chase. d. c. few hundred dollars
down; small monthly payment. Call only be-
tHeep and ) pm. Room 3fs, Colorado bldg.
phone Line. 2S82. before 10 am. and after q
n m 7 w TRAVER.
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THE CAIRO HOTEL,
Que st. next to corner 10th NV:
modern l2-story freproof strue-
ture; rooms with bath, $3.50
per day; rooms with running
not and cold water. 500 per
day.
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WANTED-TO BUY.
@Dt1pue1.

NODup0eO.
cAsH-s1 .ooo CASH AS FIRST PAYMENT
on modern s-roem and bath house in de, de-
monthly payment Address Box t21-R Star
Office.
WANT TO BUY HOME WITH = ROOMS
possession must ,le given: 81, 600 cash. $50 per
month. Address Rox 12n-R. star Office.
RETIRED MERCHANT FROM WEST WISHES
to buy home in Washington. Full particulars
10 Box 80 X. Star otfirc 29
WE HAVE , CASH CUSTOMERS
for houses ranging from $500 To
S1l Wp0:- immediate possession not
necessary. II you have HOUSE
for sale within range Of tbes" figures.
let us have fuh detail>--giving us
opportunity to sell the house. This
will not INTERFERE with efforts Of
other brokers.
RANDALL. H. HAGNEE X 30.
1901 Connecticut
Franklin 1866.
u ru ) EooM HOUSE. IN NV. SECTION:
preferably corner. price. Sf.WS 10 $'.un cash
Address H"y TOR. Sisr office. IS
" ANrEp-TO Rl'Y 4 SIN 0l: EIGHT ROOM
hr house tvs" fr.rs. northwest. Address
Rox AIR. Star office. 2s'
WANTED-ro PURCHASE SEVEN OR EIGHT
house. nnfurni>h"d detached. in Chevy
chase. llerelsnd Park northwest section
west Of IIth ST.: s;stp price and best terms.
Reply. giving fun details I" BOX 3S-R. Star
Office. -
FROM OWN NER. MODERN HOUSE. SiN OR
more rooms: state lorati"n and price. Address
Box lS-R. Star office. ~
WANTED-HOME NEAR 18th 81. CARS.
nv: will pay cash write at once. Address
Box 93 H. Star Office.
SIN -RDOSi HOUSE To BUY-MODERN CON
venieaces: state terms. J. +. BECKER. 63O
I1tb II ne 3Ds
WISH To PURCHASE HOME. 5000 TO
81. go: an psy cash give exact location. price
and when property can be inspected. Address
Box 3H NJ Star office.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR aAD.E.

FOR aAI.E.
HERwYN. MD-FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW:
half baS.iu-nt: rrmentpd under rntirf house
IN which there is a soft water spring. Lot
lts'X16. feet. Coed black soil. plowrd aud
partl! planted: sl-rtrc lights: chicken i"rs.
and yard. price. s.. .:,tsI SonsiIe terms. Will
exchange for six or seven room house. within
walking distance Union depot. Address BOX
iSB Il. Star office. ~
FALLS CHURCH
Si:.i6 monthly. $500 cash Fine large resi-
denrr: vacant: hest section village: over "ne
arrr fruit. shade. large lawn. brook. 81 800
THOMAS +. perry. K~al,or. .ol: l4,h
BARGAIN FOR Quick SALE. -EI. NIDU."
elpven-acrr fruit farm 100 trees in bearing. on
electric ry.. Il miles from Washington: S-room
acre wooded plots. Write OWNER. f.. Falls
Church. Va. R"n,e No. l. Box IL. or call and
inspect, a, FL Nido Station. Va. on Washing
ton and Old Dominion Elrc. Ry.. Great Falls
division.
s475-To MAN AND WIFE.
Come and lake this lovely residence tract
of my hands. Come Sunday afternoon {" my
white sign short walk out from Cabin Juhm
bridge and ears along Conduit road. Also have
other choice acreage tract. u. +. HICKEY.
office l:a4 Fl st. .9'
VACANT -3-ROoM AND BATH DWELLING:
cellar attic. gas gas range ",-water hes ter
open hrelslsce large ror"h-s: shade Trees and
large grounds. MIR. CANNON. 14l6
irsst basement. 30s
CLARENDON. VA. SECTION
18th STREET TROLLEY. oNE-fAEE ZONE.
hoOred attir: bath; h.-w. heat. electric Light
and gas concrete cellar and laundry tub: sub
floors: sub-wea ther boarded: lot 57xllO: block
from W. and Va. trolley. Price. a. $40.
SAME LOCATION. ADJOINING
5-room bungalow: all modern improve
ments; lot l0OXl10. Price. s. $50.
CLARENDON. VA. SECTION.
5-rOon bungalow and bath; h.w.h.: electric
light and gas; good sized lot; 4 blocks to troll
ley. Price, 81, 600.
MOUNT RAINIER
Broom bungalow: pebble -dsshed: modern:
lot SOx1j0. Price: f4 900.
RIvERDALE.
5-room bungalow: modern: hardwood Aoors;
shade. lawn, fruit; lot 60K150. Price. 81 ,2o0
WOODBRIDGE, ID. c.
Groom frame; aII modern; lot 40x20O; yer,
attractive. Price. 81, $50.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
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cAsH-s1 ooo CASH AS FIRST PAYMENT
on a modern 6roem and bath house. in de
srabIe neighborllOod: will pay substantial
monthly payment. Address Box 121-R. star
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THIS HAS GOT TO GO QUIck-s ROOMS.
bath. brick; fegted to white tenants. SIS. 81
&nonsh. 34fA r ct. A.w. PRICE, $3.50. q.
IRVING WOOD, LES Wiseonsin- -AAe~AV.. -
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No. 1A25 81. NV
Tbis dwelling. ceptaipipH ~ reHus vtte
lot 2H by 13a feet. css te purcbassd At . prjes
which II less than the amouut formerly sosnsd
On 1t by conservatise trust company. AIst
be dispoeeh Of ut IN early dste Valuabas fsI
. clubhouse. apartment house or bvstaess pur'
ooses. Very easy payments.
stone FA1RFAx. 1872 New xerk az:
FOR SALE-
NO. al sth ST. NV.
RARGAfS FOR ROME ONE.
fonr-story Dwelling. Lot 28.3xo9.3.
An infer would Be considered much less thaS
cost.
v,lnstle for b,lsipess purposes ar rnnn rsst.
ing 1s rooms.
STONE FAIRFAX, laA2 Ne. Yerk sye.
FOR SALE-NEAR 1stn AND Q sTs.: s. .50f
will buy tenroom dwelling. in very good
condition. offered for sale . this reduced price
by IN out-of town corporation. who loaned more
the property than tb- price We now ask fol
it. 1t is undoubtedly orr of the best bargains
IN this section and should be snapped up quick
y. As little as $500 might be accepted as the
=. STONE r FAIRFAX.
1342 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE EUCLID ST.. oOLHMBIA
Heights; an exceptionally attraedye nise- -psu
dwelling with two baths, hot-wpter heat. elec
tric lights and room for Earaxe: formerly hsl4
at s. $50; on account Of an exchange it car
now be purchased for $500; poerhes frost- and
rear.
STONE 1 FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

n. T. Law. 1919 f ST. Sc MAKES A SPE-
cialty Of selling homes in SOUTHEAST WASH
lNGT0N. Owners will get results by LIST
ING with him. I"
STORH AND DWELLING: LOT 30xlIe FT
Pa. ave. Sc. few doors west Of the Avenue
Grand Theater: q splendid business place. and
growing in value rapidly: $500: one thouss nd
cash required bslance easy terms Owner. Ad-
dress Boz 1IsR. Sta Office: 10.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
FOR RENT-FLOOR SPACE.

STORAGE md FIApOR-PLENTY Of LIGHT
fog manufs' turing storing: reasonable rent.
4. B. STEW ART. =. +. corner 1i;h and u Sts.
R-N
SECOND STORY ~ BY 20 FEET. REASON
able price. for shop or storage. AS NV.
Key On premises. 90
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SBV EN- ROOM BESGAIOW-H.W W H.: BATH :
electric lights: fruit: hrnlion>es, garage aud
barn: situated Columbia pike near station
Price. 5000. Cash required. 81 .HU. f. u.
H0PklyS. 4M kenos bldg. Franklin 2:,al
tACANT: NEEDS SOME REPAIRING: SIX
room house: porchas: lot 10 by about 140: |
csrfare: close the>apcHke Junction cost
s3 2J0: prize. $2.15D: easy terms. AdIrt -
BOX 49, X. Star office.
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WANT TO BUY HOME WITH ROOMS
and bath; ami: garage or room for one:
I,ossessiou must ,be given: 81 900 cash. $50 per
,poptb AddYeSc ROx 12.D- r. Star office
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! ONLY ONE LEFT OF FIVE: s-ROOM MOD
| ern home. 622 18th st. ne. also Groom house,
l 10 9Th st. Inquire CHAS. A. PETERS,
| 626 18th st. ne, Line, 2&S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08
TOMMY MURPHY
IN GREAT FOREl
Chicago Irish MiddleWeight Karin
to Go For His Bout Here With
Len ROWlands.

If condition will win Tommy
Murphy's scrap with Len ROWlands
March 20 in this city, then those
fans who back the Chicago Irish
man to trim the Milwaukee middle
weight can count their money now.
Tommy is already in the middle
of strenuous training campaign,
but he wasn't satisfied with that
He wanted a real battle 10 put him
on edge and instructed Brother
Manager Ed to find him such Ld
did, for on March II Murphy Will
collide with Mike Hirsch, a rugged
Great Lakes sailor ut Cedar Rapids
Murphy has no fear Of Hirscl
but wants the rough going Mike
will subject him to, to prepare him
for Rowlands. With one days rest
following that battle plus Il little
boxing. the Irishman will be in the
pink for his opponent from Mil
waukee.
Stock Yards Tommy thinks he
will stop Hirsch. lie is afraid 10
try out his punches on sparring
partners but will give them a good
workout against Hirsch.
Captain Bob Roper, lately OF the
L. S. army, and a promising heavy
weight, is helping Tommy get in
shape. Roper did so we'll in army
bouts that he has turned profess
sional By working with Roper.
Murphy figures he will be ready for
any strong arm tactics OF Row
lands. Little Jimmy Walsh. the
English bantam, is the third mem
Der of Murphy's camp. Jimmy is
handling Tommy's boxing. Walsh
recently forced Pal Moore to tho
limit at Nashville. He is a capable
instructor and makes Murphy step
fast in their sparring bouts.
Stock Yards Tom, by his quick
victory over Bob York, won a lot Of
friends here. These will be rein
forced by a party of about twenty
from Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08

Fifth precinct-11O0 Seventh
avenue. Burris print shop
Sixth precinct - 1920 Twelfth
street, church.
Seventh precinct-1609 Twelfth
street. Miller's store
Eighth precinct-Court house.
Ninth precinct Fourteenth
street and Sixth avenue, church
Tenth precinct-819 Fourteenth
anda-half street, Kramer's store.
Eleventh precinct - 1901 Fiji
teenth street. Ullemeyer's drug
store.
Twelfth precinct-33i Nine
teenth street, Sala building.
Thirteenth precinct-NIneteen
street, Sixth avenue, church.
Fourteenth precinct-2016 Ninth
avenue, Cassilly's store.
Fifteenth precinct-527 Twenty
second street, hose hose.
Sixteenth precinct-821 Tween
tieth street, Scnmid's store.
Seventeenth precinct-Rear 1928
Fifth-and-a-half avenue.
Eighteenth precinct-2700 Sew
enth avenue, Schneider's drug
store, rear.
Nineteenth precinct-1728 Twen-
ty-sixth street, Tasting & Pewe's
store.
Twentieth precinct-2-35 Sew
Twenty-first precinct 6S1
Thirty-eighth street
Twenty-second precinct - 1903
Thirtieth street, Olson's store.
Twenty-third precinct 1340
Thirty-eighth street
Twenty-fOurth precinct = Forty
fifth street, between Fifth and
Sixth avenues, Peterson's carpen-
ter shop.
Twenty-fifth precinct Forty
first street and Seventh avenue.
Longfellow school.
Twenty-sixth precinct - 1900
Fourteenth avenue.
Twenty-seventh precinct-Twen-
ty-first avenue, between Eleventh
and Twelfth streets. Cleland Pres
byterian church.
Twenty-eighth precinct - No. s
fire station, Forty-secOnd avenue
and Twelfth street.
Twenty-ninth precinct 1900
Eighteenth avenue. Paridon's store.
Which primary election will be
open at six 90 o'clock in the morn
ing and continue open until five
81 O'Clock of that day.
Dated at Rock Island, ILL.,, this
10th day Of February, A. d. 1919.
NJ. T. RUDGREN, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08

team last year He guarded Albro.
Galesburg's star forward, and in
the second half of the final game,
didn't allow him a basket.
Duffin, another new man, per
forms at the other forward. AL
though he starts as forward, Duff
fin really is a guard, and with
Greve and Parks make Up the ISL
anders' defense. Much credit must
be given to Duffin and Greve for
holding Galesburg to a lone point
in the second half of the cham
pionship game at Galesburg. Their
work helped principally TO win
the game for the locals.
DiZOtel, Blankenburg. Thinner
man, Ohlweiler and Henke COM
prise the Rock Island second team
All these men worked hard and
deserve credit. although they failed
to make the first squad They will
all be back at school next year,
and the locals should have plenty
Of good material as a nucleus for
crack quintet next season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08
MADE TO PAY FOR ITSELF.

Many canning clubs organized
by the department of agriculture
and the state colleges use hot
water-bath Gamers in putting up
fruit. vegetables, soup and meats.
Some clubs hesitate to buy because
Of the expense. The Sheffield
club of Bureau county, ILL.,. last
summer found a way around the
difficulty by buying a Gamer and
then renting it part of the time to
housewives in the neighborhood at
a nominal charge. The balance in
the club treasury was not lowered
and the club has on hand a Gamer
for work this summer. The Shelf
field club won the right by con-
test in its own locality to compete
at the state fair in Springfield.
Taking the first prize there, the
members were sent as state
champions to tn interstate fair at
Sioux City, Iowa, to compete with
other state teams.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08
MOORE DODCES
DUNDEE MATCH
SO Says Peanuts Rock
Island WOp Getting Away Big
Around Chicago.

Peanuts SchieberI, with Mike
Dundee, popular Rock Island wop
Lantamweight as the star horse of
his pugilistic stable, is creating
quite a sensation in boxing circles
around Chicago way.
From all indications Mike is get
ting away big. 1t is the consensus
Of opinion that he looks the scrap
per, has the right physical proper
tons for a crack bantam, and last
Tut not least, leaves a favorable
impression with those whom he
meets
Sport writers in the Windy city
lave publicly commented on Pea
PUTS and his Italian fighter, and
the wOp's mentor is already dicker-
ing for matches with managers OF
top-nOtchers IN the bantam divi-
sion 1t is probable that return
match will be arranged with Pal
Wilson Moore. recognized as the
bantam champ, but who was OUT
pointed by Mike in a memorable TO-
round settO in this city.
y 1GLLCI run I STATES ludL
Hal maintains that he fought I'M
der the handicap of giving Mike
nearly ten pounds in weight. Here's
SChieberIs misSive.
We have been in Chicago for a
day already and have stirred up a
hornets nest in the bantamweight
class
Nate Lewis. manager of Pal
EIOOre. claims that Dundee was
overweight when he fought Pal, and
claims that Pal will make Dundee
and the rest of them make 116
pounds before crossing the pond to
fight Jimmie Wilde This is moth
ing but a plain case of cold feet,
with Lewis trying to find some
l0ophole to get out of a match with
Dundee. In order to make Lewis
talk business with us and accept a
fight with Dundee, I have posted a
$50 or 500 forfeit that Dundee will
make 11S pounds. Lewis will have
- accept, as he is going around
the country with Pal meeting EN-
all up to 120 pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08

Here are the basketball champs
of the Northwestern high school
district and of the tri-cities. Sc
far this year they have lost but
one game, that being to the fast
Alumni five, and if dope holds
true, should be strong contenders
in the state tournament to be held
at Urbana next Friday and Satur-
day.
This is Captain Dodd's third and
last year on the team. His work
on the offensive and defensive has
proven the backbone of the ISL
anders' play, and it is difficult to
predict what the crimson and gold
would have done without him. He
has led the team especially well
and his ability gained recognition
in the choice of him as captain and
guard on the all tournament five,
He Is expected to show up well
in the state tourney.
Ray Parks, a junior. * playing
a wonderful game at forward for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-03-08
HAEGES MAINTAIN
LEAD BY VICTORY
IN BOWLING FEST
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

displaying stellar form, the
Haeges bowling team took two of
three games from Bert's Shoes,
while the Chamber of Commerce
five walloped the Republic Trucks.
in last nights Commercial league
series on the Island City alleys.
The win Of the Haeges and cor
responding defeat for the Republic
Trucks widened the lead of the
former in the bowling league race
The leaders walked off with the
honors last evening. The high
single game team record of 9S9
pins, held by themselves, was sur
passed by a total of 1,006. They
also took the high three game
team score with 2,S01 pins. High
three game individual score went
to Jensen of the Haeges with 6lS.
while Salzmann with 254 copied
high single game individual score.
SaIZmann's mark came within one
pin of eQualling Jensen's record of
255.