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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18
AueIE CATCHES
WESLEYAN WITH
LOTS TO SPARE
Overoones 10 to Z Lead In First
Halt, Smashing Thressh IN
Second fer 4s-lo Victory.
Br FRAZER VANCE.

Augustus constant hammertnE
against Wesleyan's line Saturday
finally weakened it-u1til the local
backfield was enabled to 80 through
At will and wipe out . hrst hall
lead Of 10 to Z in WesIeyan's favor
and replace 1t with 4 count OF II to
10, leaving Augie's record clean
for the season to date.
: Though the game had been an
nounced for O'Clock. at the re-
quest Of the Wesleyan coach the
time was pushed forward to enable
the visitors to catch a train for
home The management Of the col
lege athletics has requested that
an apology to the tri-city fans be
printed in The Argus for this last
moment change in time, and also to
guarantee them that all future
games will be played on scheduled
time.
First quarter.
Swanson klcKeu. on, the ball
bounding low along the ground.
vanMeter fumbled it and Augie
covered the bail. Holland advanced
seven yards, Robinson one. FAIL
strom fumbled and was thrown for
courtyard loss DUNN punted
over McAdam's head, who was
felled by Wallie Swanson just as
he grabbed it on the bounce Clapp
came around the end for two yards,
but he and Haussler both came to
grief when they attempted to 90
! through Augie's line Clapp punted
to Duffin, who came back eight
yards and was downed on the so
yard line. Robinson made 10 yards
through tackle. Duffin went
around left end for 40-yard gain
Haussler telling him on the nine.
yard line. On the next play Vic
Holland took the ball across 70,
the first counter. DUNN kicked
goal. Augustana, I; Wesleyan, 0.
Zook kicked on to Dunn, who
lodged through Is yards of Yves
leyan's men. Holland no gain
Fahlstrom three wards around LEFT
end. Holland three yards. Angus
tana penalized five yards for OF
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Totals IA 16 q 80 6 16

First downs-Lye recovered tumble, gain six
yards), Novak 2, Chicken2. Total 4.
Yards lost in scrimmage -Ursella (poor pass
from center), Novak Z Kuehl Chicken 2. Total 81
Yards lost by penalties (offside), Is.
Total yards lost-36.
Completed forward passes, (gain, yards)
Intercepted forward passes-( Wyman, gain 9
YARDS, (Kuehl: gain 10 yards) Chicken, no gain.
ncompleted forward passes-Wyman 4.
,Punts -Wyman 10 as, 40, 40, 81, ~, so. 48, 49,
43, So yards).
Average distance of punts- 46 yards.
Fumbles-Wyman 2.
Yards gained by penaties-5 (offside).
Total yards gained-165.
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down. Kuehl got three more. Traf-
ton was hurt and tooktime. Wynn
shot 40-yard pass that Smith
barely missed. Wyman punted to
Pearce on Staley's 7-yard line.
Pearce returned the ball to the AZ
yard line after a brilliant twisting
run. Sternaman made it first down
with one shot through the line,
gaining an even 10. Marshall spill
ed Pearce behind the line, but
the runner advanced seven yards
before thrown by Novak.
Lanum got two and Conzelman
failed to gain, with the ball on the
41-yard line. KNehl intercepted
Sternaman's pass on the 20-yard
line and came back 10 yards. Lanum
was hurt and took time. Nichols
failed to gain. Ingwerson got
through and broke up a double
pass, Novak to Kuehl, for a loss Of
four yards. Chamberlain Illegally
blocked kuehl from catching Wy
mans 45-yard pass. but the ofllcials
Nv bAAV AhSOAAAPAVeO P0Cc ! VAC CL8uU.
'Wyman punted to Pearce on Sta
leys' 3-yard line. Pearce ran back
! to the 39-yard line, where he was
downed by Smith and Lyle. -
Councilman got five on q fake
pass. Marshall dropped Pearce for
yard gain. Councilman punted to
Wyman. who advanced the ball four
yards from the 35-yard line. A pass,
Wyman to Kuehl. was ipcomplete.
Chamberlain intercepted another
pass by Wyman. Smith throwing
him on the 45-yard line. Pea-cc
lost a yard on center. but Sterna-
man made seven through the right
wing. Sternaman advanced the bali
to the 34-yard line for first down,
Shaw making the tackle. Conzel-
man lost yard at left tackle and
Shaw spilled Sternaman on the s.
yard line as final time was called.
/! FINAL SCORE: Staleys,. 2: In
dependents, o.
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penalized d7e yards fo,f 8
Holland eight yards. Ror -
one yard. Forward pass. ~
Swanson, over goal line No..
Wesleyan's ball on ao-n,S |.
Clapp punted Is yards.
pass, Rog Peterson to Sv,.s.
yards. Holland II yards. IN
erson one yard. Holland 4, ~
DUNN two yards. Robiuso. n
yards, Rog Peterson siy
Robinson two yards, Dunn $,
left end for touchdown ~
kicked goal. Augustana il. II
leyan, 10.
Swanson licked Of. Hau,.,.
tempted q forward pass. lntr.
ed BY Duffin, who brought i
to the 26-yard line.
Fourth Quarter,
Rog Peterson six yards. n
Larson 20 yards for touchdos.
tackle around play. Hollida, \
stituted for kim. Dunn ~
goal. Augustana. 2l; wsslsy,, n
Swanson kicked of. Hsns
no gain. Forward pass Hass;]
to Zook fumbled and recovs.ss n
Augustana. Robinson two ~
Holland six yards, Robinson i
yards, Duffin around left end n
gustana penali.ed Is yarda ~
inson three yards. wesleys, ii
allied Is yards, Duffin Is M !
Larson two yard loss on ~
around play. Wesleyan penas,
five yards for offside. Oppe,.
substituted for VanMeter. -
strom four yards, Robinson ~
yards through tackle for ~
down. DUNN kicked goal. A.
tana, %; Wesleyan, 10. :.
Swanson kicked of to McAa{
Duffin intercepted another
Haussler's passes. Fitz substhr,
for Zook. Fahlstrom eight ~
Fahlstrom II yards. Fahlstrom n
yards. Robinson one ward Y
Haussler intercepted Fahlstrus
forward pass. Clapp punt,
Haussler intercepted Dufhn's =,
Martin three yards.
! Lineups.
| Augustana - Swanson, cara
le.; Cornell. It,; A. Larson, i
Wickstrom, c.; c. Peterson, n.
Peterson, IT.; Hoyt, re-; Did
qb.; Fahlstrom, RIB; Holland, Ii
Robinson, fb.
Wesleyan-Zook, captain,
Macy. It,; Nelson, lg.; vanxa
center; Corson, re-; Pike,
Kuhn, re-: McAdam, OBJ; Haun]
H.; Clapp, rh.; Martin, 70.
/ Officials.
i Referee: Bridge, Knox. =
i Umpire: Smith, Colorado q
College. Z
Il Head linesman: Giles, WaSii
ton and Lee.
u. Time Of quarters: u, Is, Is, I
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s,de. Robinson one yard. Dunn
p1uted Is yards to MeAdam. Hauss-
Ter no gain. Forward pass. NC
Adam to Zook, Is yards. Forward
mas Haussier 70 Zook Is yards.
Forward pass Haussler to ClApp
10 yards. Martin one yard.
Second QSaFtef.
wes,syan,s ball, third down. four
Yards from goal. Martin NO gain.
HAussler no gain. Dunn punted
from behind the line to the so yard
iine. Augustana time cut. NC
Adam fumbfed and was thrown FOR
Z two-lard loss. McAdam thrown
for . vineyard loss on play around
rich end. Haussler attempted an
other forward pass, but was block
ed by Holland. Clapp punted to
Tahlstrom. Forward pass, Dunn
to Swanson, 81 yards. Holland
fumbled the ball and vanMeter re-
covered it, returning so yards down
kicked goal. Augustana. 4; Wes-
a clear 6eld for . touch down. Zook
leyan, Z.
Close substituted for Kuhn.
Zook kicked OF to the Holland.
Time out for Wesleyan. Robinson
two yards. Fahlstrom two yards.
DUNN was thrown for a loss OF
three yards, 4 Wesleyan man grab
bling him with a neck tackle which
flattened the plucky quarter for .
minute. DUNN punted to McAdam.
Haussler one yard. Haussler at
tempted to forward pass to Clapp,
but Robinson broke it up. Zook
attempted q pass to Close, which
Holland blocked. Clapp punted to
DUNN: Robinson one yard. A dou-
BILE pass, DUNN to Holland, resulted
in . two-yard loss. Close inter
cepted . pass and ran 30 yards
Pike one yard. Pike one yard. For
ward pass, McAdam to Clapp, eight
yards. Haussler two yards. Hol.
land blocked another attempted
pasA by Haussler. Clapp thrown
for two-yard loss. Eook place
place kicked from 20-yard line
Augustana Z, Wesleyan 10. FOOL
kicked Oh to Duffin as the whistl,
blew.
Third Quarter.
c. Larson for Cornell, Cornell TO-
C. Peterson, C. Peterson for Wick
strom. Zook kicked on to C. Pet
erson. DUNN three-yard loss
Fahlstrom for Huyt, Bengston To-
Fahlstrom. Fodward pass Beng
ston to Swanson, incomplete Hol
Bengston to Swanson, 20 yards
Holland seven yards. E. Peterson
no gain on end run. Bengstol
three yards. Wes!eyan's ball
Roger Peterson for Bengstnr CLAM
punted to Rog Peterson. Dunn II
yards. Augustana penalize0 n,,
yards. ! Rog Peterson four yards
Robinson five yards. Augustan'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18

pressing twists Of fate that awed
the vast crowd into detected silence.
What popped up the Staleys more
than anything else was when Wy
man fumbled on the 14-yard line at
the beginning Of the second quarter
when the Independents had only
one yard to make first down with
! two tries. That misplay seemed to
! Undue the Staleys with renewed
winning spirit and few moments
later Councilman started his long
run to the line.
Waddy Kuehl. racing to get IN
der Wyman's 45-yard pass five min
utes before final time was called,
could have grabbed the spiral with
a clear field ahead Of the line If
Chamberlain had not illegally block
ed him. The ball shot over their
heads and went for naught. Come
to think. 1t was the impression OF
many that Referee Williams was
only trying to make up for his de-
cision against the Staleys when. late
in the third period, Councilman punt
ed over the islanders line al the
east goal.
Another Close Call.
The ball had struck ground on
the 16-yard line after kuehl had
made no attempt to catch It, rolling
over the line and striking Novak
who had raced across to recover
1t. George Halas cut in and drop
ped on the ball for what appeared
to be a legitimate touchdown. How
ever. Referee Williams ruled thai
the ball had crossed the line o.
bounds at the extreme southeas
corner of the field before Halas fel
on 1t.
Other noteworthy incidents Of thu
self imposed defeat Of the Independ
ents were the complete vindicatiol
of Oke Smith at right end, Wadd.
: Kuehl's brilliant but vain attempts
to overtake the Staleys' lead b.
individual short gains, Charli,
Mockmore's ultimate quietus to tn,
: effectiveness of big Trafton, Bol
Marshall's splendid defensive play
Sid Nichols grand work in the sec
: ondary area and the punting o
Wyman, whose 10 kicks average.
46 yards each. as compared witt
Conzelman's average OF only 8
yards in seven spirals.
Outrushed, 2S6 to 16:i,.
In another section Of this pas
will be seen the weekly comparative
table for ground gained and lost
BY this 1t will be discerned that tn
Staleys outrushed the Independent
by 2S6 yards to 165. and accounte'
: for six first downs to the Islanders
four. One Of the surprises of tn
game was the Staleys' failure +
launch their highly reputed aeria
attack. They attempted only fou
forward passes, none Of which wer
completed. In all fairness to tn
Independents. their distinctive play
ing on the defense showed marke'
improvement against such passes
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18
PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST QUARTER.

chose to receive the kickoff at the
east goal. Marshall kicked of to
| Blackjack, who was spilled by
Mansfield on the 27-yard line for
mo gain.
/. Fitzgerald pulled Councilman down
after a 9-yard gain around left end.
, Sternaman hi right tackle for eight
yards and first down, Shaw spilling
him by a great flying tackle. Lyle
was offside on the next down and
Rock Island penal:zed five yards.
Buland stopped Panum for q yard
gain. Wyman intercepted Sterna-
mans forward pass on the 30-yard
line and carried it back nine yards,
Chamberlain pinning him down.
Chicken tore through right tackle
for FIVE yards. Petty and Blackjack
bringing him down. Wyman got q
yard through left tackle. Novak
tripped and fell for no gain trying
to buck outside left tackle. WymAn
punted IS yards to Pearce. who al
lowed the ball to ron. OYER the goal
line. Staley took time and then
put the ball back into play on their
own 20-yard lire.
Marshall threw Conzelman for no
gain at left end. Councilman punt
ed Is yards to Ursella, who was
thrown by Halas for no gain on the
32-yard line. Trafton unused things
up In the line and Fitzgerald made
. poor pass to Ursella for eight
yards loss. Chicken got three
through the right wing. but lost
two on the next play on IN attempt
ed left end run. Wyman punted to
Pearce. who grabbed the ball on
his own S5-yArd line and advanced
It 10 yarda BY . clssee twisting ran.
/ Shaw stropsd StsEnanan aflsr Q
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18
OHIO STATE PUTS
ON TITLE FINISH
TO BEAT PURDUE

Columbus. Ohio. Oct. Is. = Ohio
State played in championship form
against Purdue on Ohio field Satur-
day and won. II to 0. Twelve thou-
sand witnessed the game, which
vas nlled with thrills for Csio's
rooters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18

THE LngEUPS

Independents - Lyle for Duland,
WylaAd for Lyle, Smith for Mans.
field, Mocknore for Healoy. Kuesl
for Ursella, Nichols for Chicken.
StAleys-N0ne.
SUMMARY.
Touchdown : COMEDIAN. Goal
from tOuchdOwn-Blacklock.
OFFICIALS.
Referee-Williams Of e. Of Pitts
burgh. Umpire Pete Welsh, Drake
L. Head llneman-Captain Coffin,
West Point.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18

THE refining of petroleumhas
been revolutionized during
the past ten years. Otherwise
the present use of automotive
machinery would be impossible.
In 1910 the average yield of gaso-
line from crude was II percent,
while in 1919 this average had
risen to about 26 percent, with
out in any way, impairing the
quality of the product.
This tremendous advance was
the direct result of applying the
findings of scientific workers to
the problems of industry, and
in this work the Standard Oil
Company (lndiana) has taken a
leading part.
The chemists and technical ex-
perts who have charge of the
manufacturing activities of the
Standard Oil Company QIndiana)
have been pioneers in the scien-
ti6c refining of crude oil.
Their success is attested by the
fact that the Company has been
able to produce an ever-increas-
ing volume of gasoline from the
petroleum available.
The gasoline problem is impor-
tant, but it can and will be
solved by individual initiative,
stimulated by fair and reasonable
competition.
In the solving Of this problem,
the interests of the Standard Oil
Company Qndiana), the manu-
facturer of automotive machinery
and the public are one-greatly
increased production is essential.
The Standard Oil Company Qn::
diana) is straining every fibre OF
its highly specialized organiza,;'
ton to increase the quantity OF
gasoline which may be taken
from the crude-to maintain the
high standard Of quality it has
always insisted on, and to DO
this without disturbing the out
put of other useful and necessary
refined products of petroleum
which it must supply.
Standard Oil Company
(Lndiana)
80 s. Michigan Ave. Cticaso. Ill
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eight yards loss. Novak was hurt
and Nichols was sent out to relieve
him. but Eddie refused to leave the
field. Wyman stood on Rock Is
lands 5-yard line and punted to
Pearce on the 49-yard line, Fitz-
gerald throwing him after he had
advanced the ball to the 36-yard
line.
. Fitzgerald got around and held
Sternaman to two yards through
right tackle. Smith and Lyle knock
ed 1ngwerson aside and broke up
q double pass, Sternaman to Pearce,
for q yard loss. Chicken intercepted
Sternaman's forward pass on the
2S-yard line, Jones holding him to
no gain. Novak hit left tackle for
six yards and followed with two
more through the same hole. Wy
man punted on third down, Lyle
dropping Pearce for no gain on the
Staley 22-yard line.
Councilman got 10 yards and first
down through center, taking the
ball to the 32-yard line, where
Chicken threw him. Smith spilled
the interference and grabbed Con-
zelman for no gain at left end. Mar
shall got through on the next play
and broke up q double-hip pass,
Councilman to Pearce. for a loss of
three yards. Councilman punted 10
Kuehl, who let the ball roll to the
lo-yard line before picking it UP.
Wyman stood on Rock Islands g.
yard line and punted IS yards 20
Pearce. who was stopped by Kuehl
and downed by Fitzgerald for no
gain. Councilman found a hole in
center and plunged through to the
14-yard line for first down, Chicken
sp:iling him. Lanum tripped through
for . yard a. third quarter time
was called.
FOURTH QUARTER. ),
Lanum gained another yard on Z
line plunge after the exchange Of
goals. Mockmore got through the
line and broke mp q double PASS,
Pearce to Sternaman, for 4 loss OF
two yards. Nichols went in foY
Chicken at right half for Rock IL.
land. Blacklock's attempted kick
from placement on the 25-yard line
was blocked by Wyman. Nockmore
falling on the BALI on Rock Island a
17-yard line.
! Novak failed to gain. but Nichols
shot around left end for seven
yards Novak sQuirmed through
the LETT wing for three and drst
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-18

First downs-Sternaman 2, Pearce 2, Councilman
2 Total 6.
Yards lost in scrimmage- Councilman 8, Pearce g.
Stemaman 2. Total II. 1T 49,.
YARDS YARDS lost lost by fumbled punt-Pearce Is;
Total yards lost-42.
Completed forward passes--None
Incompleted forward passes Councilman 2,
Pearce, Stemaman).
= Intercepted forward passes-2 chamberlain
Petty. -. Is
Punts- Councilman 7 as, 80, "a, 81, 80, IS, 25).
Average distance of punts-38 yards.
Fumbles-Pearce Gin scrimmage).
Total yards gained-286.
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THIRD QUARTER

Mockmore relieved HealeyS and
Kuehl replaced UrsellA for Rock
Island. Staley kept its team in
tact. Jones kicked on to Kuehl on
the 10-yard line and waddy
brought the ball back to the g.
yard line by clever lodging,
Chicken blocked Novak In running
left end. holding Eddie tq1a three
yard gain with a clear field ahead.
Blackjack broke through and down
ed Chicken for two yards loss.
Chamberlain threw Kuehl for no
gain. Wyman punted so yards to
Pearce on Staley's 25-yard line
Pearce came back nine yards, Mar
shall bringing him down.
Mockmore spilled conzelmau
after a five-yard gain and an or
side penalty advanced the ball for
first down on the 42-yard line.
Pearce fumbled, but Sternaman re-
covered for no gain. Sternaman
dove over the pile at right tackle
and gained four yards. Conzelman
punted on third down. Kuehl catch
ing the bail on the 50-yard line, to
be downed In his tracks by Cham
berlain.
CAambselain threw Novak fol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
CORPORATIONS BUILD
HOMES FOR WORKERS.
Pittsburg Industrial
Firms Solving House
Shortage

FlTTHhtiR1. April l8.-important.
indus rial corporations IN the Pitts
burg district are financing home
buiit.ns Operations hy their employees
20 relieve the house shortage 10 mill
and mining communities. For the
general public. trust companies have
adopted similar plans. and are now
accepting what they term insiai-
ment mortgages to house
erection
The most amhlsIous program Of the
lot = thns % the United states Steel
corporation. Under This plan an em-
plnyc, who Il willing 10 make an
inlfinl investment 81 ten per cent Of
the total co-t. h. permitted 60 select
frora q lnrEc number. u plans ne
Kind uf house that Will aldt his fam
~. lie then picks out a lot. usunhy
ncar his place Of employment, and
the corporations architects and build
crH 40 the rcat. When the house "
completed % la turned over 90 the
empioye who pledges himself 70 pay
for IL IN monthly instalimenis SOW
erlnE a period Of ten years. the total
cost being just what The cos has been
io tn corporation. Although the
plan n scarcely a month old the
bureau IN charge Of building b al
ready swarped With applications.
The Westinghouse Electric a Man
ufncfurlng company also has r. build
INK plan and has just completed and
sold 20 employees 3 houses at cost.
They too are 90 be paid for on the
i~nsiailment plan. Another and much
larger program u Ia preparation.
The mert % theee plans. builders
say. h thai materials can be pur-
chased In large quantities and the
saving passed on 10 the workman
buyer. who thus gets a much better
home for less money than u he had
bought the material n erected the
house AZ an Individual
Moving dny. whicA d. MAJ day, -
expected To- prove a trying time 20
many persons according TO real estate
and renuna agents. Rents adj
vanced steadily during the past two
years until ncN They are from Is
10 100 per ccnt higher than in the
oariy DAYS Of the war. A Renters
league has beer Termed for the pur-
pose Of fightinE he legal battles ~
persons who may be avictcd because
o. their inability TO pay the increases
which become operative May l. The
league has opened an office. retained
counsel and already ~ asking the
public Ia send in ats complaints.
Leaders In the union labor movement
are prominent In the league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Judge Fails to
Appear on Bench
In His Overalls

Judge Mcclellan failed to appear
on the bench IN police court tn over
ahs this morning despite the fact he
was q charter member OF tho overall
club. but he had his uvcraiis In the
courtroom. The judge gave ns his
excuse the fact that he had TO pay a
call To an undertakcrs In m Inquest
ease and that he Odd not wish to APP
pear there IN ovoralia.
However. the judge dispensed
justice whether In ovcTalia or not
BENJAMIN Guiterrez. q youth. who
slapped a Young girl m a dance hail
on First street Saturday night when
she would not dance with him was
fined $40
Henry Knight. accused OF reckless
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
At Theaters Today

"B" THEATEB-Eepcafing TO-
DAY The great Paramount-Aricraft
picture "Searlrt Day~." With an
~ -staf east also repeating Tho
hlatk Setreff episode, with Pearl
White in the leading role.
IDEAL TIfitATEis-Edith Rob
erta a star ~ the World forpom-
ton. viii be- seen again today Ca
Tho frilicrs;' also presenting the
comedy "A itlaIlnr Love Annir."
LYRIC THEATiH-Nazlmosu.
fhr great. drew ouf "a large crowd
t~nnferdHN. HH the star in Tile
Heart Of . Guild" II IL being re-
penffa again today.
FAsTItsfs THiATER- shirley
Huapn one OF The Fo1 great stan
VIII b. seen again Today in her
picture. "sfolly and l." also
feptafiRs The light weight
q Sunshine comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

masher, re swung 30 hard on three
night jewellers who annoyed Mrs
Name b q he Killed q and whipped
n other two.
Name IL five feet tail ana weighs
t35 pounds.
ITS too bad "a was a death blow
for ono OF them said tho wife OF
he pygmy sluEger. hut / think
after this there will be less of the
obnoxious street corner MASKING. The
blow Joe struck Will be heard
around the worldly Washers. NY
way
The coroncr's jury quickly exhner-
ated Name. So Ola the municipal
court.
Judge stewart said: you were
within the law In taking "a wallop az %
man who used such obscene ian-
gunge towar your wife"
Name IN u song writer for Il
music publishing house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Gallup Trainmen Were
Ready to Tell Outlaw
Organizer to Move On

n. y. Allison. secretary % the
brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
diaerirt $40. WAS Ia the city saturday
from Gallup. In talking q the ut
Law strike Of sWltchmcn, Mr. Allison
said that at no time during the strike
did any Of the men ~ Gallup fail 20
report for work. He said they held
several meetings during the eourse 81
the strike but sentiment was AGAINST
a strike and that the meetings did
not 10 40 far as "a take p strike
vote. lie said Il was reported that
an organizer Tor the outlaw strikers
was 10 arrive IN the city ON IL train
ilaEt Friday and that a committee was
nj the depot ready TO tell him That
he had better move on. The organ
lzer. however. did not arrive or had
an advance tip and did not stop In
the town.