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D,lhcry 10y mus, have bicycle.
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/ or SALE bundle kainr corn and milo
mpirc. frat class. Phone 23ji. ~ DC
FOR SALE Practically new Ford sedan also
iirw gr'y round reed hab, bvfgS. Call 400
iohnsnn. h''ip
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hau. y s.iinl. 40 Harrison. ap
! or SALE narrains IN Drc,scra. tables. rns
raap'f. urhrrs. hsaisr, quilts. Kitchen. cnb-
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nsirre Have five hrgc straw aincAa four
hundred aei,t taluu,-t wheat. three hundred
acre. .iaik land and rest grass. Lots ~
povl sa'et Located ittr miles touth ~
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knaw. BOT v samc g. retained immediately.
80 question, Niil h. naked. ~ 20
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is-as Experience unnecessary. Tor free
rafiruiurs ex1ninainns. write r. TERRY
former Goyeinmer, Examiner 70 Contincn-
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Tor sNLE Cerola rhonoaarh complete
aiih ~ ri-ufsls whnlr outfit ior see Phone
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southeast CANYON. half s"ction. 1872 a,fts IN
Cultivation. nmRinfef Fuof was, viii lease
other rnri r.od well and tank. Il ".
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FOR SALE Quiet Meal III stove. Food -
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k,'ping ro"ns. suitable for three dallis.
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HOMES f0R SALE

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HOMES FOR SALE
NnE 'na.lrfn. ant Z fnnm. MODERN on
~. lot. we'll ioshtri on nuchhnan. price 49,
$50 for the two half cash. balance -sSy.
Z r,sm noiern IN Pierce. dandy lo,n,ion.
"a, front IN payemsni prize 10000; $1,000
easa. has Hee coy.
room modern hungalow. Polk 81. riisc
iatfn ), o6e tash. halanc, Hco dl'rna
roan, modern Iirghs~ IT,. fast iran'. rice
$500 $1,000 cash balance cay
room modern nov hunsalc'. Hughes nd.
lhion Just eonplcied. ,ss~ 1880 cash.
balance easy.
& nan modern clo-c In on Monro-. sssoo
ss000 cash. balance easy.
T. room, modern. we'll loenisd on Ieficrlon.
prirs $500 $4,000 cash. haianrs easy.
ronr' inodern hungalaN. West 9Th ST..
good rarasc. price $500 f2oso rash. balance
easy.
roo, mod'fn. We, eth. prcc 5000 $3.50
cash. labance easy.
y ruori hri,h strictly mai'rn. east front
double garaee. furnace hat. we'll incaic'i on
Harrison. prize s20.o0n good truns.
| q f1afn snat front h.nie. we'll lnfa'fi On
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yon.
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seaG0 $4,000 cash. balance easy.
| z rom hnnss well iocaisd an buchanan.
pficc 5000 $500 cash balance easy
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,avement hest locniion IN town. price ST.
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ash. balance SO per monih.
| f,H,~, lnniffn. eaft front. " FILLMORE,
5000 $500 cash. balance sah per month.
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II iun. price sio.ooo $500 cash. hnlancc
lsasy.
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ron RIM Small .edroom. cali 30, Tyler
~ 3p
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\. u. CASADAy n SONS
sskis Buildins
rhsas.i Office is'o: Residence 1919.
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LOST Leased contract two sk4-ts brown
hsth.. made Ut stutiRAln. Ark.. hy Auaua
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Amarillo Hoi, iiarhsr Shop. inward. II ~
rOH RENT One larre furnished light house.
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ron SALE alre and ksffir ehep. for eew
feed and whole grain Tor chicken feed; slso
. ~ Laval ewsm separation Phone poe.
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FOR RENT

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Phone lIi;. ~ ip
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FOR RENE nhn~ furnished roans for iiHh,
housekeeping. ool Tyler. 10
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ROCK ISLAND Hotel. pew l,ed'Ing thruqh.
OF. nice clean h,da 90 and un. special rates
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day. ~ 2Gp
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YOUNG LADIES
What should n desirable position offer
A GOOD SALARY
rr.,.a.c.rra.r MANI

stERM AHENT EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT
PLEASANT SrRR0u NDNGS>
cOSGENiAL cO.wORkERSY
Teephone operating offers oil these and mors
our chisf Operator will he slsd 10 ryplair
ihen 10 you. Ais,ly The SourliwESrKkN
TIL. TEL. co, cor. 9Th and Taylor Sis
80 G0s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21

over Europe's best after Little
Bill' took the count.
Yet Tilden has not won the
popularity he probably deserves.
He is quite self-conscious on the
courts. His mannerisms often
arouse the antipathies Of the gal
leries.
The English gatherings at VIM
bledon sided with Shimidzu while
Tilden was beating him, it is said
Tilden is always spectacular in
his play. He has a straight ser
vice. hit with the nat racquet, which
drives the ball at terrific speed
Generally the ball goes for q clean
ace.
McLOughlin Twist.
He varies this with an American
twist service. This style is said to
be fully as battling as McLough-
Inns was at his best.
Patterson is his superior only
in overhead work. Tilden Is err
ratio in this respect alone. In
variety Of pace and placement he
is easily Johnston's superior. The
way he can anticipate an oppon-
ent's shots is uncanny.
So far big Bill" has shown him
self to be the greatest player Of
our times, match for match and
stroke for stroke.
One slip by Johnston. our ma
tional champion, gave Tilden the
breaks and the chance to show.
But now that Johnston has re-
turned to form also, as shown by
his victories over beth Colbert and
Parke, why it looks as though either
of the Americans is capable Of cop
ping the Davis cup.
Though William Tilden II has
suffered q wrenched knee while
playing on European courts he is I
laying as II charged with electric.
ity. He has q habit Of losing the
rst set and then flashing back in all
his splendor in the others.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21
By DEAN SNYDER.

Cur American tennis aces are
whfzsing along on European courts.
While Little Bill" Johnston was
looked upon as our best bet for the
Davis Cup singles when the galaxy
OF American stars glided out Of New
York harbor a few weeks ago.
things have decidedly switched so
that it's an even bet with big
Bill" Tilden now.
Admirers of both stars have
their own arguments as to just
why the Californian lost to the
English veteran, J. c. Parke, and
why the Briton was easy for Til
den couple Of days later.
His Big Chance.
It seems plausible to think that
Johnston simply had an OF day,
for he later came back in the Davis
cup series and handled the Eng
lishman as decisive1y as Tilden had
done. Yet it gave Tilden his chance.
In fact, it put the heaviest respon-
sibflity of the Americans reputa-
ton on his shoulders. He walked
away with 1t straight to a world
title
Following Parke. big Bill
eliminated A. r. F. Kingscote, who
has proven to be England's strong
est player, and likewise Zenzo
Shimidzu, the Jap comet.
Proves Surprise.
But the American showed his
real hand when he clashed with
Gerald Patterson had learned in
him. Tilden had learned in
Matches played against Patterson
last fall in this country that the
Australians most vulnerable spot
was his back hand. So he made
the most Of 1t.
His victory surprised not only
Europe, but America as well, fol
when Johnston was eliminated
folks at home here read the para.
graphs with saddened hearts. They
did not figure on Tilden's triumph
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21
ELCIN CLASSIC
ATTRACTS MANY
NOTED DRIVERS
Worlds Kings Of Speed Begin ID
Apply for Annual Race to Be
Held Aug. IA

Entries for the Elgin automobile
road race are now being received
by the Chicago Motor club. which.
with the Elgin Automobile Road
Race association, will stage the A.
A. A. championship affair on the
Elgin course Aug. IA.
The first nomination received by
Director Root came from R. C.
("Cliff") Durant. who will drive his
new Chevrolet special, said, to be
the handsomest racing car ever
turned out.
Three Of the Duesenberg teams
have been entered by Fred 8. Dues
enbers. as stated in q telegram to
the club. Tommy Milton, Jimmy
Murphy and Eddie O'Donnel, will
all be at Elgin and will pilot S-cyl-
indered Duesenberg specials.
Murphy Coast Star.
It was Murphy who took major
honors at the opening of the Los
Angeles speedway and piled to his
credit the first OF the champion
ship points.
Milton and Murphy, it will be re-
membered, ran a neck and neck
race in the .00-mile race at Indian
apolies ana all but came in one
two. Milton was the star at Union
town and again on July 5 at the
Tacoma speedway. while Eddie
ODonnel has been we'll up in the
money.
Nobody doubts that the Duesiee
will go away with q goodly share
Of the $3.50 offered in prizes and
the honors which accrue to the
victor.
Work On Race Course.
Great progress has been made II
preparing the road for the Elgir
automobile road race, which is tt
take place on the old course Aug
IA instead of Aug. Il, as previously
announced.
The advance in the date is to &C
commodate the racing men, 30 they
may have ample time to TX up theil
mounts after the Elgin race and NO
be delayed in getting to the Union
town speedway for the Labor da,
meet there.
The east, north and west legs o
the course are now In the pink o
condition: In fact better than an!
portion Of the course in previous
years. There is some work to b.
completed on the south leg. bu
that is better than at any time here
tofore.
As soon a. the dragging Of tn
south leg il completed. 10000 gal
Ions of road oil will be spread owe
the surface Of the smile course IN,
then the drags will be kept goinl
to smooth out every little wrinkle
At the same time every stone o
any size will be raked OF. Then |
week prior to the race another 10,
600 gallons OF oil will b spreal
ON lightly to act - q dust layer.
In the meantime. the other worl
Of preparing for the race II goinI
on both by tho Chicago Motor clul
and the Elgin Automobile Race az
ISOLATION.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21
JOHNSON
AWAITING ORDER
Of RE-SENTENCE
Los Angeles, Calf, July 21-By
United Press, johnson

Los Angeles. Calf, July 71.-By
United Press.)-Jack Johnson,
former heavyweight champion pugi-
list, waited today for the order
which will cause his return to Chi
cago and probably . resentence Of
one year in prison for white slav-
cry. ~.
Johnson, after q day in which he
ended seven years Of lodging Unit
ed States authorities by surrender
ing at the international border.
spent last night in the Los Angeles
jail. Following his surrender he
was taken before q United States
commissioner in San Diego. He
waived extradition and bail and an
order for his removal here was is
sued.
when I get to Chicago I intend
to put up the bond money. then
I'm going to fight the case against
me-" johnson said, adding "I1l
take my medicine If l lose" He
declared he was glad to return to
the United States.
Johnson declared today he in
tended returning to the ring. He
said he was in the best of condition
and confident he could come
back"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21
.IvIERD HuRlINC
LETS BOOMERS
SCORE At WILL

Especial to The Arxus),

Bloomington, ILL.,, July 21.-The
lslanders lost heavily to the Bloom
ers hsre yesterday by ineffective
pitching and Indifferent work in
the field. Tho score was II to 8.
Weiss was subjected to . heavy
bombardment In the first two
frames. the Boomers chasing him
out after piling up . lead Of seven
runs.
Kellerman walked in the first and
scored on q triple by Coltrin.
Thompson singled. scoring Coltrin,
and Thompson tailed ahead Of
Fothergill when the latter drove q
home run to deep right.
islanders Count.
In the Islanders' first, Purpura
got a life On Coltrin's bobble. Ben
son walked. McInery's single scor-
ed Purpura.
A triple by Kellerman and a sim
gle by Coltrin scored the Bloom
ers' first run In the second. Then
Fothergill, Snyder and Sykes sim
gled in q row, Fothergill scoring.
Patterson, amateur picked up by
the Islanders at Evansville, was
sent in to relieve Weiss and check.
ed further Bloomer scores until the
fourth inning.
Patterson walked Coltrin and
Thompson in the fourth and Colt
rim scored on Syhee' double.
| One In Sixth
The Islanders rang up their sec.
ond score in the sixth. McInery
and Martin poled singles, the for.
mer crossing tie plate.
In the seventh Dixon, Patterson
and Purpura singled, Dixon count
ing. .
The Boomers put the game on
ice for the day In their half of the
seventh. Sykes walked for a start,
er. After Lenahan and Jantzer
had singled, Patterson passed
Conkwright, forcing home Sykes
Elmer Benson, Islander captain
then went to the box and relieved
Patterson. Kellerman hit out Z
sacrifice fly, Lenahan and Jentzer
tallying. This ended the scoring
The score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21

Peoria, I'LL, July 30.-Bowman
had things his own way throughout
tho nine innings Of the second game
with the Plowboys here today and
Peoria won, Z to I.
Bowman struck out 10 men and
only allowed four scattered hits.
The pitcher also registered the
longest hit Of the day.
Score by innings:
Peoria ....OOO4002lx-7
Moline ..0O1 00O00o-1
Three base hits-Bowman. Two
base hits-Nesser. (z); Dresser.
Sacrifice hits-Nawsha; Brown.
Sacrifice hits-Newasha; Brown.
Bases on balls-On Bowman, 2; OF
Woodhead. 3. Hits-Of Bowman, 4
Tin 9 innings; Oh Woodhead. 10
lin 8 innings). Hit by pitcher
BY Woodhead (Buser). Struck out
by Bowman, 10; by Woodhead, l.
Wild pitches-Woodhead. Umpire
Burnside. Time Of game-2:00.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21
STATE GOLFERS
And TENNISERS
At GALESBURG
Central Illinois Association d
Country Clubs Stages Meet
With Many Stars.

Galesburg, ILL.,, July 21.-(By
United Press. Charles Boydstun
Of Calesburg was low medalist in
the qualifying rounds for the golf
championship Of the Central ILL
nois Association Of Country Clubs
In progress here this week under
the auspices of the Galesbufg Coun-
try club. Boydstun shot a Is on
his qualifying round Of match play
Tuesday afternoon. Burgess Of
Champaign, Conklin of Decatur.
Dixon OF Springfield, Harris OF
Champaign, Weems of Quincy, Nor
ris of Galesburg and Mccormick of
Peoria, we're survivors on the first
round OF play in the championship
flight. Three minor flights got
away on their first rounds today.
Galesburg. ILL.,, July 20.-Under
ideal weather conditions, more than
one hundred golfers Of the Central
Illinois Association of Country
Clubs started yesterday in the
qualifying rounds for the cham
pionship ct the annual tournament
Of the organization, now in full
swing at the Soangetaha club Of
this city.
Preliminary matches in the ten
mis- championship race were well
under way today.
Eyes on Stars.
Frank Percival of Champaign,
the present champion; Newcomh
Stillwell Of Quincy. Chick" Weema
Of Quiacy; Ed Williams of Quincy
and Chuck" Boydstun Of Gales.
burg were generally conceded to
be the principal contenders for the
golf championship.
Unusual interest conferred around
the match between Percival and
Stillwell, who were paired to start
in the qualifying rounds this morn
ing, for Stillwell made = IS for the
course in practice yesterday.
At a meeting Of team captains
yesterday It was voted to extend
an invitation to John Simpson and
Howard Walton, former champions
to take part In the meet now IN
progress at the local club.
Elect New Of6cers.
Last night in the course OF thu
annual business session Of the a.
sociation . new constitution wa
adopted and the following ofaceri
were elected for the ensuing year:
Presidsnt-George M. Brinker'
hoff, Jr., OF Springfield.
First vice president-W. l. Nc
Kee, Quincy.
Second vice president-H. M
Stone, Bloomington.
Secretary-Edgar 8. Barnes
Springfield.
Treasurer-Raiph Conklin. De
catur.
From the present outlook thu
tournament In Galesburg this yea
| bids fair to be the greatest eve,
staged by the association. TIT
Illinois Country club Of Springfield
has been awarded the tournamen
for next year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21
6UNN1B' THIRD
{ HACKER IS STAR,
IN TOTS DEFEAT

TIM Haute. Ind. July 21-Terre
- broke Into the winning COL
~ again today by taking the Sec
pane Of the series from Cedar
s.gtaA I to /. - 1850
Yielding Of jenkins was the
vlasal feature OF the game. he
!. 81 ing eight assists and four
vcs without . bobble. p
= ekey, local ssmi-pro catcher,
=. INTO the visitors lineup In
snA inning.
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~ bass hitseJshnson: Kreh.
Stolen hases-Jenkins
s.s.. Sacrifice hits - Dee;
sl'e' Double plays-Jenkins to
= @ elapnicka: Dee, unassist.
s.. Lsft On hasss--Ceda Rapids
80 HautA + Bases ON balls
- ssoan. .: Oh Tesar. 3
4 out-By Keenan,, 3: Tesar
E-l.ss pes-Spafe. Time Of game
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21

MOTORING
~ 1RUC1 COPELAND
tBY THE oUAxr.)
. =

Motoring has become = danger
ous pasdme. It used to be, ELK
cuse my dust" but now it's, EEK
cuse my bottles"
CafeheE's masks axe now tho lat.
est IN . motorists wardrobe q.
less You wish to be hit in tho eye
BY . bottle hurried IRON tho car
ahead.
It must be tough ON the road
houses. In the old days they ap-
pealed to motorists, but now the
motorists carry their own road
houses under their seats.
Motoring now il quite . simple
operation. Just open the cutout
and keep sWalloWine.
A motortst had to stop his bus
the other day before he could yank
his German decanter out OF his
ear. Don't motor over rough roads!
From the looks Of . country road
at the end Of perfect day the
Ragpickers' union must anticipate
. COED bottle crop.
THERE ARE TWO POPS WITH
EVERY BOTTLE AND ONE Is
FOR A TIRE.
The motorist who throws more
than ono bottle ut q time ought ID
get . warm vote Of blanks. *!-*!!'
After coming through q bottle
barrage there is now a good ex.
cuse for cutting up on the road.
II you contemplate taking . tax
into the country they arc apt t.
charge 50 much per bottle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-21

Don't know how many bottles
there are in . mile. but there are
four swallows In . half pint
There re still mixed 1E1lks q
tie calendar. Step - To gns nd
ct yeW bet1aes mixed Whea tn
bus jumps.
MOTORISTS DON'T CARRY
CORKSCREWS ANY MORE. JUST
POINT YOUR BOTTLE TOWARD
A CROOKED ROAD AND PULL.
However, It should be wise to
carry all your empty bottle while
motoring. Dead soldiers tell nc
tales.
Under . spreading chestnut.
hoe
The villase smith pesspircs,
Tho smith . millionaire Is 10,
From patching punctared
tires.
It takes . lot Of practice for q
motorist to hold q bottle In biz
hand. Look out or your lap will
catch it!
Lives Of motorists remind n
We can mako our lives .
mark,
And, departing, leave behind
us
Empty bottles In the park.
II an empty heart IL anything
like an empty bottle, no wonder 4
10 always SO sad.
Motor By the quart!
WHAT BOTTLE-POWER L
YOURS!