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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-14
GREEK GENERAL CONVICTED
viii Be Executed for Surrender to
to Buqarians

London, Feb. IA Central News,
dispatch from Athens reports the con
clusion of the trial Of members Of the
former Greek general staff, accused Of
acting in behalf of German interests
during the war. Colonel Metaxas, chief
assistant to the staff, was convicted of
high treason for surrendering Fort
Rupel to the Bulgarians, and was con .
demned to death.
General DGumanis was sentenced to
penal servitude for life. Two others
were scquitted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-14
U. S. DRY AGENTS NAMED

spector at Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Feb. 14.-W. w. Hind
man. State prohibition director, has an
nounced the appointment of five federal
prohibition inspectors. as follows:
Russell NJ. Hackett. Philadelphia, in
spector at Pittsburgh; John G. Innis
Pittsburgh. at Pittsburgh Noble b
Dunn, Chester, at Chester; John X
Javens, Rochester, at Sharon, and J L
Uhler, Easton, at Easton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-14
UNA D|CH|ARAz|ONE
D| N|TT| A LONDRA
Attuandosi il Patio di Londra
l'ltalia dara' I'Autonomia
ALA DaImazia

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PERMIT NO. 341.
Authorized by the act of October D.
1917, on file at the Postoffice of Phiia-
1elphia. Pa
A. s. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-08

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. two advcrtisinr
solicitors who are familiar. with the city.
for, temporary work. Apply between IL
Bank Bldg.
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Situations Misunderstanding so

4 No. Office man. 90 years OF age; hay-
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Apartments and FLATS
APARTMENTS.

EDGEWoOD AVE. 72l-Sccond mar. a
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HcIp-Maic or Female

BUOhKEErEs AND STESOGRAPHh. K.
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HOMES

A beautiful bungalow. front and
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a modern plasierrd home. hardwood floors.
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME-5room noiern
buHt.n heated AMI
drive. yon viii have this appreciate iss value
siJ5OO St5OOOo casii, balance
WORTH THE MONEY
section the best land the Panhandle wheat
The good,
al NJ ~ n
cultivation,
planted wheat TINT locks the ordinary. Prize
and II II well worth the You
afford This bargain. Terms that
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section a good plains Ochlircc County Good
plasticd and prre OOO0bnshc barn,
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also tn fo Amarillo iou cannot this ehanee
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Ia CufhrrsOn ~ Horn Valley %
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LIST youR farms, RANCHES PROPERTY
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FARMS RANCHES AND CITY PROPERTY
AMARILLO nUrEL PHONE
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FOR Neutrality-suspicious. furnished
front bed room adjoining hath. yong
man desires room mate. Phone li3s.
l15 2p
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FOX RENT-Furnished housekeeping
room.. modern: private entrance hack
and front: no children. 5O4 jackson.
i1G ~
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

l.oE I,:NT--Largc down stairs room
With two closets and running water: no
'hildicn. 200 Fillmore. Ia 20
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furnished

FOR Rl:NT--Iied room for men only.
SOS Fillmore street. Phone 1859. i7s ~
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rOR nyENT-Two routheasi modern
furnished housekeeping rooms Phone
1875 1909 jackson 81. l16 %
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Buell.. WHISTLES Far Ford cars ard
trucks. We have them In stock. They
are the positive warning signal. The
Andrcws.McDoBald Co.. sih and Polk
Nc. le
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FOR SALE--Ford touring ear. good
condition. tpccial price $500. ~ East
tn. L.
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vOR RENT Furnished hcd room al.
iCiniug bath. close In. Phone 1871 In
T. ~ lc
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FOR Ri:NT-Modcrii furnished llght
hous excepting rooms. 10l Jackson.
nc sp
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Apply 100 Pierce street. III 80
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vANTED-Customcr wants 10 borrow
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c.'' aon' lot VIII pay . per cent In.
t.r''t We cin place your mon"v ~
r'r"' security. Askew a Short.
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.OST-Gold handle umbrella Pearl"
ngrsvcd ga end At handle Probably In
uifaion theatre. Reward 1895 Polk.
III 2
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yoST-Bctwccn Montgomery Bros. and
clcl hone office. rmall package contain.
ng one yard blue gcorgcttc bought at
Moore. Mathir: finder plcarc call l13s.
ghl be appreciated. II
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FOR SALE-A one ton Buick truct
~ Foua conditiun. new cord tires 90
around J. 4. Efyaat ca AZ Ice
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0sT--Dinmond bar PIN. Finder Phone
500 or call 1903 Tyler for reward.
IL 3dh
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LIFE lNsrnANcE MEN TAKE


THE NATIONAL. LIFE ASSOC ATION
uf Dcs Muincs. Iowa. wants few ac.
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49, -
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~ CAI, I.INE

New ruun mrdcrn bungalow Won
Coated. iufi ceupiticd and rcadv e.
move into fnr 500 sissO cash, balance
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NV, Young men want nicely furnished
'uom. Addrcsr N. y. care Daily News.
III
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easy.
POSSESSION vt ONCE
New & rtssn nlwlcin bungalow To-
'a'cd IN the SW plr; .f town 'usi rnnl
ul"tctl O. haggain M $3.50; tl'un cash
balance good tcrms
EAST FRONT GOOD LOCATION
: ROOM modera we'll located on Nadi
.on. fine ward. nut trccT Pri'c sa'''
$1,000 cash. l,a'anr. -asv p1v'nchiS
az THE PAVEMENT
: room inC,lein eayi front Eond lucn'
ii"n IN rhrce. prir" seoee' si'"" c'sh'
uwNER LEAVING CITY
New rooui strictly n,"lcrn hunEl.
Nv. lest locajion ~ town. hardwood
nrory baiit In featur"s. furnace. ~"
bath. 60 foot east frc1t iui. Ton ttrh'.
NFw six Roou BUNGALOW
Located ir SW part 81 town, strictly
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in tcatm-s. furnnce hs,t garac" ami
drive prirr sl0.s0o; $1,000 cash. hal
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Sss0o-CIOSE IN--t'S"a
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nv W. NfANN
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Iltcnc $3.50 ~
ven SNi.E-on ard sic leases neal
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OKLA. 81. ~,
FOR SAI.E-A one ton Buick truct
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CIGAR STAND FOR SAkS.-no'ug
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Ia ~
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FOR SALE--One second hand oliver
dire pillow. Used 10 piDw about "a acres.
Armstrong Transfer 4 Storage Co. Am.
arillo. Texas Phone a70. i7s &C.
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ven SNE-on and gag leases neal
th- Hi~ein- y n. ~ eo -. Wire ~
'~,ic Horton iasta; uen 10 Shl',ue'
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SITUATION wANTED-Compotent
vulcanizcr tubes. fabrics and cord tires
Wages or percentage basis. State terms
Delivery. Is ..
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRAiDs made from comblnRs. Elite
Hair dressing Parlor. 10 Fuqua Bldg
Phone a. 2ss tfc
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FOR SAi.E-DJ,lgc touring car IN good
condition. Can be seen at Twin Civ
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FOR S.tLE--No. 10 Remington Type.
writer .practically new. Can Manager
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l76 Gp
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WANTED

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
CUBS TRIM LAMPS
AND BEAT PIRATES
TO TUNE OF II TO l

Chicago. April 29.-Recoverine
their swat lamps in q simultaneous
bunch yesterday. the Cubs wound
up the waterlogged series with
Pittsburgh In . rollicking. wallop-
ing runfest which ended II to In
their favor. Vas
Sergeant Alexander enjoyed his
first easy going Of the season In
the closing innings Of the game be-
cause his pals gave him enough tai
lies to win without maintaining
high speed all the way. Alex
blanked the Pirates for eight chap
tiers, but a 3-base hit by Whitfield in
the ninth permitted the enemy to
escape whitewash. Score: q
Pittsburgh 20 5000 001El
Chicago 20 1909 "a , Ill
Two-base hits-Alexander. F7ack.
Hollocher. Three-base hits-Carey,
Whitfield. Home run - Paskert-
Struck out-Alexander, 2; Cooper.
4. Bases on balls-Cooper, 1; Wis
ner, |. Double plays-Lee-McKech-
ME; McKechnie- Cation Grimm. Hits
Cooper. IA in 7 innings: Wisner,
- in / inning. Passed ball-Lee.
Time-1:41. Umpires-Rigler and
! Moran. 49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
TEARNEY SEES
BIG YEAR FOR
THREE-I BALI,

Chicago, April 29.-With the cir
cult expanded to eight clubs, the
Three-Eye league was scheduled to
open its 10th season today. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and Rock Island, ILL.,,
are new cities in the league.
The schedule called for Rockford.
ILL.,, to take the field at Evansville,
Ind; Cedar Rapids at Tepfe Haute,
IND. and Rock Island It Blooming
ton, Ill.
The Peoria-M Moline game was
transferred to Rock Island because
Of the flooded condition Of the Mo-
line park.
Il anticipate a highly prosperous
year in the Three-Eye league this
season, il the general interest in
baseball is to be taken as an in
dication," said President A. R.
rearney There has been a great
revival in the sport, especially in
the minor leagues"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
SPORTING JAZZ
By BRUCE COPELAND

A. W. O. L.
The pitcher toed the rubber mound,
The catcher squatted low,
The tall first taseman strobe
around.
The shoristop yelled, "Lefs GOV
The second baseman kicked the
dust,
The outfelders were fit,
The guy ut third
Spoke not word,
But spat into his mitt.
The umpire busted OF the plate
With Swagger quite supreme,
The bat boy sang a hymn of hate
Against the other team.
The batter ch0hed his trusty ash
As Ger the pu1sing lot,
With rare appeal
There came the squeal
OF get 'em while they're hot
All was serene upon the field
1t was the zero hour;
With newborn hopes each team was
steeied
To win with pep and power;
The atmospheric elements.
Save one, were in the train
To see, who came.
The 0P'ning game
But whereinhei was Rain!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
POSTPONE MEET
FOR QUAD-CIIY
HIGH SCHOOLS
Moline School Board Refuses Per.
mission for Athletes to Take
Part Saturday.
RY ~rRY -

The quad-city outdoor meet has
been indefinitely postponed. The
Moline school board refused to al
low its athletes to participate on
America day SO the contest was
given up. The cold weather and
rain prevented the coaches from
turning out the best teams posi-
BILE and the meet, if it was to take
place, could not be up to the stand
ard.
In place Of it, Rock Island and
Moline will hold a dual meet either
Wednesday or Thursday of next
week. This will do much to get
the Islanders in shape for the Big
Eight the following Saturday at
Galesburg. The locals chances for
coping the Big Eight this year are
very good Davenport will not
send team to Galesburg. as one
Of the Iowa district meets is on
that date With the red and blue
squad out Of the way. the Island
ers ARE in good position to take
first place.
The local track squad is conf
dent of taking the dual meet with
Moline next week. The Islanders
beat Moline out of second place in
the indoor meet by a large score
and are expecting to repeat In
less Moline has improved a great
deal, the locals ought to have a
fairly easy time In the indoor
carnival the Islanders took four
first places and tied for one. while
Moline succeeded in capturing only
a single first.
Several new stars have shown
since the indoor meet 49, the local
team now is stronger than it was.
Lofgren is showing up we'll in the
50-yard dash and also Paddock in
the 100 and 220. These men. work
ing with Harper and Huston, will
strengthen the team great deal.
Paddock is also a broad jumper,
and Coach kimmel is expecting
him to place in that event.
Rosenkranz, basketball captain
elect, is running the half mile in
pretty form, and Henke, one of last
years half-milers, will also be out
for the dual meet, making the To-
Gals complete in that line. Berry,
new miller. is showing up we'll,
and he and Duffin ought to capture
points in that race Dufin is run
ming the low and high hurdles with
perfect form.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
SPEAKER SAVES
GAME FOR INDIANS;
SoX LOSE, 5 TO 4

Cleveland, Ohio, April 2s.-Be-
cause>Tris Speaker charged against
the concrete wall in right center
and caught terrific drive off Joe
Jackson's bat, the White Sox were
given another bump by the Indians
Yesterday, 5 to 4. Speaker staged
his burglary Of a legitimate triple
when two gents were on base in the
seventh, and the catch took all the
search out of Kid Gleason's men.
They didn't rally after that. r
Score by innings:
Chicago ......2 90 ! 0 0 0 o.
Cleveland ....3 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 IS
Two base hit-Jourdan. Three
base hits-Schalk, Wood. Home
run-Jackson. Struck ou-Wilkin-
son. /; Bagby, 2. Bases on balls
Kerr, 1; Wilkinson, 8. Double
play-Felsch-Jourdan. Hits - On
Kerr, 8 in Is inning; off Wilkin-
son. in 1928 innings. Hit by
piteher-By wilkinson, O'Neill.
Wild pitch-Wilkinson. Losing
pitcher-Wilkinson. Time - Las
Umpires-H ildebrand and Evans.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
PLAN FOR MONSTER GATHERING
Of ISLANDER FANS that WILL
ECLIPSE PREVIOUS MEETINGS

in . while. but It generally flzxled
the following day into . chill snap
or cold rain. As q result the ma
jofity Of the members Of lack
Tighe's squad Of hopefuls departed
for Bloomington yesterday after
noon nursing sore wings. s.
On the other hand. Bloomington
without Z doubt will be in excel-
lent shape for the three games with
Rock Island, beginning today. The
Boomers entire infield was taken
south for conditioning work and
this advantage is certain to show in
the first games. Bloomington is in
tent upon winning another pennant
and has spared no expense in an
effort to insure this. Bloomington
is also possessed Of . stan Of
heavy twirlers that is bound to
make the going rough for all clubs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29

ceipts and withdrew. Evansville.
Ind. was then granted her fran
chise.
The season was started in the
spring under the supervision of M.
H. Sexton as president. All the
clubs enjoyed fair patronage and
managed to get through in good
financial condition. william Kreig
managed Terre Haute, winning the
pennant with a percentage of .649.
The second year saw the same
cities represented in the league.
The only change that was made
was in the vice presidency, C. W.
Beament of Evansville succeeding
L. D. Smith, who filed the Office
with credit to himself as we'll as
the city he represented. Rockford
finished the season in first place
after an exciting race
Here is where Evansville and
Terre Haute thought they would
enter faster company They joined
the Central league. Dubuque and
Joliet were given their franchises
and started the season. Joliet was
soon found lacking in regard to at
tendance, so on Decoration day
they gave it up For two weeks the
team went around the circuit with
out home. although several towns
were knocking for admission On
June Is Springfield was awarded
the team-debts and all. Manager
Donnelly at once got busy strength
ening the team where it was need
ed and so paved the way for a
first class lineup the following
year.
Another change was made in the
vice presidents chair. This time
Belden Hill of Cedar Rapids was
chosen for the honored position.
He was considered one OF the finest
judges of ball player. and one of
the best vice presidents that the
organization ever knew.
Bloomington proved to be super
ior to the other clubs. winning the
top of the honor column with ease
Fourth Year.
On account of NJ. H. Sexton be-
ing president of the Western league
and not seeing his way clear to de-
vote the proper attention to the
Three-Eye league affairs, Edward
Holland Of Bloomington was cho-
sen for president and served four
years. He was an able successor
of the Rock Island magnate. A
deadlock ensuing between the east
ern circuit and the western over
the question of president. COM
promise was effected by the selec-
ton of Tom Lotus Of Dubuque,
the veteran ball player and mana
ger. He served one year. AL Tear
ney of Chicago was then chosen
and has ably served as executive
for seven years.
In recent years. when times were
bad for baseball in general, there
have been frequent changes in the
Three-Eye circuit mokeup.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
THREE.EYED PREDICTIONS.
(BY OUIJA.)

ROCK ISLAND will win the pen
nant if Jack Tighe will refrain all
season from wearing belted-back
suits.
MOLINE will win if they can lay
off craps long enough to go through
the motions, even though it may
hurt.
PEORIA will win if free beer can
be inhaled between innings.
BLOOMINGTON will win (againJ
il their heads haven't enlarged
since last season.
EVANSVILLE will win if nobody
else is looking.
ROCKFORD will win if they don't
contract housemaid's knee in the
pinches.
TERRE HAUTE will win If Nor
die Brown doesn't strike again with
the rest of the miners.
CEDAR RAPIDS will win il
properly equipped with nitro and
a burglars jimmy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
Stockholders to Assemble Tuesday
Night ard Receive Their Or.
tiffcates.

Tentative plans are under vay
for calling the stockho,ders In ths
Rock Island Fans assDciation IA.
rether next Tuesday night In Z
monster booster gatherinr The
place for the meeting han not Nam
decided unon Int II il coneiAered
verv IikeIv that q largo h.n Nil h
needed to take care o, the crowd
that will be counted unnn tn At.
tend
purnoe. n, thu u...;,. I'll, \.
nrincinaIIv to ret;nd,a ~. ant,u
siasm that w.s shown ~ 1870,
when the camnaien for asia q,
stock vas under wav Amon1 o+hs,
things stock certificatas vii, h.
handed ont to The shoreno,aa-, r,
ia believed tb;e nethod nil, 49,,
With fsvor r.thsr ,hsr nna ~,
would eend tho cartiec.+s. ~,
throueb rho mails Nv csiI;ns ths
stockholders into Tho moat;rx anS
nerm;tt;n1 them ~ hsccrre az.
rnaintad With aach otbor anS ,;tt
the nIavara tba nrona- sn;r;t Iii
ho .hsorhod "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-29
BATTLE ROYALS
FEATURE CARD AT
THE EMPIRE RINK

The Tri-City Colored Athletic
club has arranged for an attractive
athletic program at the Empire rink
tonight. The principal diversion OF
the evening will consist Of three
battle royals. These events will
bring lightweights. middleweights
and heavyweights into the ring. but
not at the same time. Of course.
These will be followed by plenty OF
jazz music. White friends OF the
club are extended a cordial invi-
tation to attend and enjoy the fun.