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Machinery ana Tools.

BLACKBERRY lug ami SOIL ma ,I,,cr,.
ca %pt "ihs 81 ,%E"fy 4@S,.r.ution. 50 also
Iui!eNs. !.!cuii."na Junk ana PHO Com.
am 900 liTu.i, Avenue I.trGoit.h iDI3
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~ 'rHr. UNITED STATES DiSTT:I,rlt
COURT i'cE TIE E.\STEHN Dis
IS YRiCr oil NIRGIcSIN
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EXPERIENCED atcnOrr.ph. desire, extra
W'ik hfi"- QUO" hours Address y Cpg.
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(, wan, IS ~; advertiser. ad-
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DiSpL,ti classified

IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS.
TEIcT or VIRGINIA.
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EMPLOY lfENT
Situations Wuntctt-iIcmnlc. BIG

ENi'EIi.NCtD a,cnoGr.ph. desires ,&tru
work. nf'"- Quo" hours. Address y Cu..
car" Itu"s- dispatch
NIENrIRNriiEH Wautrd. position ~ .N-
r-ri"ucrd Si"upprnih"r and "li"" woman:
,n"ioushlN ctr""l' ii"st 81 ryf"rcnc"-. ~
h"i"l or nhou. Madi-nu .t1G
WAITED 10y refined aud curgbl, s5,.!y. tho
lul' .in!nor'IGcn'. or to iiriSi.t. ug 4. tii.H-
lass boarding. house uu"rtmout Lrlsr.
CaH probably BRINK s"rVIni or Two. /.
80 .ar" r!'u"s. biSp:,,ch.
Situations Wantcd-AInIc. s7
tNi;AiEE Young, ;,n!c- rodiod single man,
position as working farm foreman. .l,ldry4.t
- - c"r" Richmond IHiry.
ANlNG. pruning "tc los a.rtcu.;urai
:;r"diitt. raised W. in nursery SorK. =
80. car Times. pisuhtch
Woi:iiING FARM MANAGER: Wishes .,os!-
.r Ton. can give references. !. 1"I. care
fptEt; "A% Wishes u ioD Ia tho boiler
inoking shop. or ili .uHchiu" shop. Nd-
dress !. Us. -,rc Timss- l'lso.tch.
YOUNG man. - wears "f ;is-. win yrars'
'Nper!rnc" as iray-lin. salesman. G.sir-e
b!"'t WIN reliable concern. il,v" travelled
- ,ri"bS 81 N'rftnia. Eurtn ard. south
"r"Ilh',. i,H-ri' and A.uhI ma. can TIl-
n'.'l F"fFr"D,t can Randolph 5uG-.f.
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HORSES tHD A.Ul.Es-!'of sale. nor... AMI
mules SInEtr ahd double i"a'-- :ur u:
= GruU Yi1 EHs' ary Str--'
y ltGiNihS i;ELINTt.E BtIAAE-WoI 4
ir"uHs. s0u '"'-l lgt llgnly i!r-scs .tGu
mules. Huu HAND wagons NUs-.== a.d
% .GH'',S Tor sale ia .E. Auction u.ys. Tues
~ -nG S'inrtsl, irLns ,us yoG' sGrrls
S,crf W" val. sell thrm for YOU ana YOU
can get .uCr money da,N. I~.-.l East
f.r-ukiin street Phone Madison s>st.
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Poultry and supplies. 10

HEt'ENEt.E EGGS hon cannot ~ ,.....
an egg o. b,o"rt"..r hops uu uai rr-
SIN. safici.ni r.s,ir.4ts or Nhti.s "nies-
ihN h"pUvf iui. = N"I want ih" "=G BASKET
iutl. Syii f.i ,-a Hnr; "-rnuul ha.~ :.
your .rorrr.s "g pluU- lsrturr ! hasten
distributors l-os l:ast Cary.
GuchS frl.. $. al EsnGolih i-"--NN.
TURKEY To IN. two Mi.E..l.,s
BuUruub l.'! 'ErF"E hens Address l.; l!.
t..!ml.E. M-LL..iIls !.IIr.-
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Farms and Land for Sale.
FARMS WANTED.

Wanted desirable stock. grain and grass
farms ia section OF Virginia. cspccis lIy
Piedmont section. Write for listing
blanks - once. just getting on; nov c.it.-
loSur Morton O. DEa.hiin"~ "i"st Nation Il
I5auI. I;U!!Gi9g.
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RkH. ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property.

Business Property. So
:i.".r "llI buy building suitable Tor small
factory storage. cppvrIuHlIy for 80,
ulstiou ..Univ Morton =; Tt!aihitncr j:oyn
tr" FIRST National BANS Building
Farms and Land for Sale, S:s
FARM AND TIMER bargain 5ie acre.
with 3.p0Q. oGh feet Of pan. staN.. tituhcr'
I H.. miles from! siding I!u:. $50. !,ch
stone. Va
EAHMS-H il is an up-to-d.;o Farm YOU
A. looking for small ~ large, -. l.
= i:-anch So Z. Main 81
i'hl,MS-If j. is Farm YOU want. sec
Garrett y DC. tll2 East Maiu street
FARMS tor s.dr in any location. " :
Robinson 3. Co lIc North Eighth Street.
FARMS WANTED Tor our new catalogue.
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DISPLIY-CLASSifIED

IL THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
Ti;i'T or VIRGINIA
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fAR5i wanted. - r.nt farm on shares
49, Tor luou"N- ~ position a. f,rn man
Wrcr Isl! furnish first class references :.
sol. 'ar- Times - iSuHICh
HOT 81 Family. three .Gu!ts. would IKE
20 rent Groom house. w!th privilege OF
purchasing IfpIort" .st.r. pgyy.Gilt. sat IS
t-Ct"rE arr" ng"ru'u's 'Jn b. made. i'us-
session chou, March LIST. !. SO. 90, Times
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WINDOW TRIMMER
CARD WRITER.

WINDOW TI:IMNiEE
CARD WRITER
ADVERT SIM, NAN
ono of tho largest Department store. i,
Newport News REQUIRES The immediate s.,'
Vices of cumbinnt ion window triu,s,.r
card writer aud adycriiSjnG man 4 Iiy.
cnsrgciic young man VIII" has had pre- WON.
department store CNpCrienCc preferred Mon.
ton salary wanted. former experience ard
references in Your answer.
NACIMANS DEPARTMENT STORE
.?iS-i; WNSlti\i;'roN AVE
NEWroEr MEMS. Va.
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Garages for Rent. =

WE HAVE scycr., u..e lar.Ge u We.
I.ru GOOD l"ra zion p-- ed ail",. j. y
t7n0"!Il 8 Co.. seventh md fr.nE..a
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
cot ri FOR THE. EASTERN MS
TI:I'"r COURT OIL VIRGINIA.

In Tho ma,tcr 80 1913.
JAMES t.. BLA\roN In
Bankrupt; Ronk "up:cy.
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oNDEM on N11IcM 40; plscuAl,l:E.

ON this 9th day OF Juauary i. -.
$50. on r"adirs the petition for H.
chnr%" OF ,he bankrupt it is
prderyd rs the court That ID n,4r-
ing J., had upon the same on ;he sr.I
pAl or MARCH,. \. H. lg.u byi.fn
said court at Eichn"nd. In said distriet,
court ~ i!iclmond i'm said di> r;ct'
81 T. O'clock noon, uud tu., .r,.c.,
thereof lie published in The rlHcs-
i,ispnich. newspIper printed in .aii
'isirici aud th;tt an 'iuown cref'trrs ,
pcar al iiir SAID Jimc and place .lid
SHOW cause If any they have wins I'D
prayer Of Tue said p"titioUor .,nould
cot be granted
MA it'is further ordered Is bn
coIrt, That tn. clerk shall =, nd bS nail
1" an known creditors copies 81 lid
petition and this order. address ~ ~
th"m - their places OF residen. ~
stated.
Witness The Honorable Er,N, No
WApblLL. .lf;-. ludg. al the said c.,,rr
and che seal thereof. ~ Ricnmout in
said district. ON 5he l,;.l cav uf r.u.t
NARY, 4 - i?2".
NftrSt.
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ToR yuuU vucc uccds cal, Ranuoinh go,
or Madison 80. our stock consists OF
rvcrvthiaa needed in ile oH.cc from pii!s 20
large i.geprovt Si!rs Let our clty !naL call
GA yoH. N.rEInia stationery COMPANY. Inc.
l'S rus; N.. Str.ei.
SHDWCASF- Niuc-toot wa. showcasc for
sic. 1oUncll < Miller. 10 y. Third St.
NE Buy ANA sen rNiulcs of every icscrip.
tiuu. ilu1 East Cary 81. Mad. &i22
Eandnlph and dictate Your
AL q" Want All rakcr.
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DISPLAY-CLltSSIEIEn
IN THE UNITED STATES pISTitjJyr
COURT FOR THE EASTERN nlS,
TRfrr OF VIRGINIA.
ORDER or NOTICE roK pIscHARGE

ON this lOth day of January q.
1870 on reading the petition for ais
charg" of The bankrupt, ii is
Ordered by the court THAT Il hear
INK l." had Unon the sam. on the S'ru
DAY or MARCH. y. II. l92n 0ef,ss
SAid court at Richmond. in said district.
at - o'clock noon. and that notien
thereof bo published in The Thues-
l'iSpntch. "a new*papcr printed in said
district aud that all known creditors,
tud other persons in Interest may an
pear AT ia" said time and place. and
show cause, If any they have. why mo
prayer of tn" said petitioner should
not be granted.
Md it is further ordered ~ Tho
TO all known creditors copies Of s;,iI
petition and thiS order. addressed ia
them a. their places OF residence as
stated.
Witness tho Homorablc EpNt-Ni,
NApniLlD H.. Judge OF The said court
and III" seal thereof at Richmond, in
said district. ON tho l0tR day of .Tan-
,ary. 4 IL iH2U
Attest:
t.ie.,D '.fe.i
DAVID MEADE WTuTE. ESQ
Attorney FOR Hankrurt
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT !'Oi: THE EASTERN DIS
T&iCT OF NiI;GtNlA
In tic matter Of 40. 9flD
T. =. l;EpFOlp. In
nankrupl Hankraptcs.
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NanIed-t| Rent.

cFll, - y, sir.hi- of,ico auacc To- rent;
ES" uf St-uUgtsiNfrN. Nl!IO.' fsni! lin.
Auir"ss = so. CIR IIuus blS'..,;ch
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IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
1Dtl: Eoi: THE EASTERN DIS
T&IcT OF VIRGINIA.
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TI!'NN MEMS ~ NVr'NN fdiHW aud 80 =
vice offered for Tour rlcaSur" or profit is
LnlN lnGaN hN Lhn cLAssIfnl iL.is-
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Electrical Supplies.
business Equipment.

hir.CrilC-NL NcKi> done 10y cxpc.!enccd
NgUri.uI.U. Estimates given. :;trinEcr
n.ocirlr 90 u ..Nrrh N.mlh ::treet.
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JOSEPH J.. BRADY.

DAVID MEADE WEuTC. ESQ.
Attorney Tor Hankrurt.
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EDGAR. !. ENGLISH ESQ
Nlto'H"i for I;aukrup,
~ VIE t%trEn STATES DISTRICT
Etc0HEt FOL; TIE tASrEf;% tiT.
TEtCf o. N1kIINIH
I'm The matter az X ,a.
JOHN l.. CORR -
Bankrupt EarIs',,,,,t,.
ORDER or NOTICE ror r,s.,,t>rc,


ON th;s c,h day OF january -
-. on rsnatns TIA" petition FOR ais
chlrSe OF "a" bankrupt. 1t is
ihS -. h+.d 'uipn the same ON rho ST'I
pAf OF MARCH. " a. l"an. n,rn-..
$H'd court. at Hichriund In Lii
district, az - c'clocl, noon ana ,n.t
notice thereof be published M IN.
! me- oiSpatch. i newspaper printer
IN Shiu district. and that AN l;nnV :,
creditors and other pcrsons IL i'J,,
sSt ma! app"ar at the said .iire ana
49, 49, -, "H' SNOW ca"sc. ii any tlev
nay why iitr prayer Of lhr S,,id ~
'itionSr shou!d no, lac granted
Nm" ~ Is further ordered nv ~
court hat the clerk shall N,rl
nl1ti |" ~ known creditors oopir.
sAid petition and this order :,d,irrs..,ii
I" mem az th"ir places of r-silen,c
", WItnGs5 The Honorable EDAiI-No
w, Pill. l.. !i"go OF tn. sti0 con;
aHd ne sea! thereof. at RIcinond -
s"'. diSirie'' ON ihc dth day OF IarTart'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-25

Ultra-Smdrt
Coats and Wraps for Misses
Friday at $3.50
Wrappy models, tailored and sport styles, that
will give you splendid service. Fashioned Of suede
velour, plain or silvertip bolivia and polo cloth.
with
Large Shawl or Mufled Collars Of
Australian or Ringtail Oppossum, Rae
coon or French Seal.
Every wanted color. Sizes IA, Is and Is years.
Second Floor
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WOniens
Dainty Wolfe Blouses
Friday at 200

cr,sp and fresh-blouses that will come from
every tubing as good-looking new.
In t,vo Peter Pan models. one in white trimmed
with fine frilling around collar, cuffs and down
front-the other in white or flesh with pretty lace
insertion and fine tucks. lhUd Ftoor
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Kilt Fox Scarfs
Friday at 14.95

Scarfs that will look very smart on the tailored
suit or dress-made Of soft, silky Kit Fox skins
In animal effect Sixth Floor
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WOmen's
Silk and Wool Union Suits
Friday at 2.95

Medium weight, in two styles. One in ankle
length with low neck and no sleeves; the other in
ankle length with Dutch neck and elbow length
sleeves. Sizes Sc to "A. Main Floor
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Children's
Brushed Wool Sweater Sets
Friday az 7.95
For children z to 6 years. Warm and snug and
comfortable In the coldei It weather. Set consists
Of mittens, cap, leggin, and sweater-in
Rose. Copenhagen Blue and Brown.
Fourth Floor
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Wool Jersey Petticoats, Boomers
and Pantalettes
Friday at 3.65

For warmth, nothing can equal these undergar.
ments Of wool Jersey, carefully made and specially
priced The petticoats have wool Jersey tops with
fine sateen Aounces. In black and navy. The
bontele,tes are s. and 81 inches long In variety
of modsh colors. Third Floor
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Women's
: Flannelette Nightgowns
Friday at $50

coored stripes. In collarless models or pajama
effects. Third Floor
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WOmen's Silk Umbrellas
Friday at 7.45
High-grade tape>edged silk umbrellas, with full
length leather or bakete handles, bakelte tips and
stub ends Every umbrella in the collection has
an 8-rbbed Paragon frame. Main Floor
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Genuine
Comedian Cameo Brooches
Friday 3.05
Skilfully carved canoes. mounsedon hand-eneraved
solid gold frames. Main Floor
Women'S
High.Crade Lyra Corsets
Friday at 4.05

Corsets Of exceptional quality, beautifully made of
flesh color satin with rubber top. Lightly boned
and in medium length, for slender and average
figures. Third Floor
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Handsome FrOcks for Misses
Friday at $3.50
Youthfully draped, low waist, and straight line
rocks that reflect Fashions very latest DEGREES.
Developed in silk duvetyne, chiffon velvet, satin,
velveteen, and good quality trieotne. Worthy of
special note are the duvetyne frocks with panel of
cloth of gold brocade and wide MORE ribbon sash
to match. Sizes IA to Is years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
MAN.O'-WAR COPS
CLASSIC RUN FROM
GRAND SIR BARTON

Windsor. Ont, Oct. 13.-(Unitsd
Press.) Man-o'-War. American
three-yea~-old, today wears the
crown OF the sport Of kings. n
The American thoroughbred
reached the pinnacle Of racing Tame
when he romped over the MILF 20
quarter Kenilworth track here yes
terday, finishing seven lengths 10
the good against Sir Barton. Cana
dian four-year-old. owned by Com
mander J. X. L. Ross. ss
Man-o'-War was IN easy winner
in 2:03, more than second slower
than the record.
HE 10 a super-horse," said Com
mander Ross In accepting the de-
feat OF his entry. Stsl
There Is no horse In the world
equal to Man-o'-War."
The race was the last Man-o War
will run. according to-Samuef Rid
die, Philadelphia. He will be used
for breeding purposes.
Special cars were scheduled 70
take Man-o'-War to Laurel. Nd, to-
day and Sir Barton to Montreal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
BOOST FOR DAVENPORT.

Davenport capital was directly
responsible for the glowing
achievement Of the Cleveland In
dams in Winning the worlds base
ball champiohship from their for
midable opponents, the Brooklyn
RobiIp.N Rock leland sporting in
terests, through The Argus, takes
this occasion 70 extend our Iowan
neishbors heartfelt felicitationb for
the notable accomplishment of the
Messrs. Lane, Walsh and McCar-
thy.
It is not often that . city Of Dav-
Imports population has the chance
to share prominently In the glory
contingent upon the winning OF q
worlds baseball championship. In
this respect today Davenport stands
ont. above the entire country q the
producer Of the worlds best base
ball team-the Cleveland Indians.
The other two-thirds Of the tri-
cities can utter nothing but the
highest commentator to the Msssrs
Lane. Walsh and Mccarthy for,
primarily, their ultra-spoFtsman-
ship in making worlds champions
out Of what once was literally .
derelict upon the baseball sea.
Now, Just see what the monetary
reclamation Of these red-blooded
Davenporters has accomplished!
KopAcetik, say We!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

/ It seems % 4 ,ths GODS have
smiled on popular athletics. Sport
has been\ assaulted Wantonly dur
Ing the last several months. Its
good name has been dragged in the
dust BY unscrupulous miscreants.
whose sole conception Of sporting
function y only the dollar.
The recent baseball scandals al
most shook the faith Of fandom in
general Only the super-playing Of
the ClegGland Indians and the mar
velous individual batting Of Babe
Ruth sknocked tie Smitheneens out
~ III evil Influences and saved the
reputation Of the game, 90 far ~
drawing power was concerned.
Carpenter, one of the greatest
fighting men that ever drew on q
glove, had been maligned for his
previous trip to America that en-
riched him to the extent Of several
hundred thousand dollars. The
whole nation believed that Carpen-
tier was only . movie champ.
Last night they changed their tune.
Today they concede that Carpen-
tiAr has . good chance With Jack
Dempsey.
Man-o-Wars splendid victory
over Sir Barton revives- olden
thrills Of the sport of kings and
proved beyond doubt that clean
sport cannot be impugned.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
Augie Starts Out to Annex
Shows Better Than Rjuals
Title Of Little Nineteen

whenever called upon. Hoyt, at
right end, is playing in a position
brand new to him, but he is show
ing up we'll. He Is a fast man and
gets down we'll under punts.
Roger Peterson, fullbach is still
out nursing the ankle which he in
Jured In the Lombard game. ''Rog'
is a Acrapper, and does neat toe
work. Robinson has been holding
down Rog's place for the last 10
days in great shape. When he hits
the line he goes right through for
a gain. Holland and Bengston. at
the halves are consistent ground
gamers and hard tackles. Each has
four touchdowns to his credit SO
Tar this season.
Duffin Best Gamer.
Duf1n, 1t quarter, is the best
ground gamer on the squad. He
plays q good heady game. plotting
the team well; and goes around
either end likesa shot for a gain.
Chuck Larson Is still out Of the
line with his charley horse. The
second string men put out fine
quality Of ball and can be substi-
tuted without the team feeling the
loss.
SwedbafE 10 working the guards
and tackles hard for offensive plays
In the practices this week.
Barring accidents. AuHi0 should
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
Carpenter Tunbles
Battling Leui,,sky for
Worlds Title in Four

New York, Oct. 13-(By United
Press.)-Georges Carpenter has
vised his passports to q tight with
Champion Jack Dempsey. He seal
ed the document last night with .
right hand blow to the chin Of Bat
thing Levinsky, veteran light heavy
weight, in the fourth round Of their
match In Jersey City. Levinsky
was knocked ont. With It went the
worlds light heavyweight title.
Wins ~ . Fighter.
Carpenter won his first Ameri-
can fight ~ q bsttler, not ~ .
boxer. He constantly attempted to
draw Levtnsky into attacking by
dropping his arms, but the eau
tious battler was content to let
Georges do the leading.
Levinsky's blow were delivered
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

while in retreat and the French
man disregarded them. He tore In
at full speed, failing wildly with
both hands.
I The Kayo Sock.
IN the fourth Carpenter drove
Levipsky to the ropes, battering at
the appraised arms protecting the
Americans face. Finally Carpen-
tier drove a straight right through
With the full power of his body be-
hind it. Levipsky slumped down
In q corner.
In the preliminaries, Kewpie
Collander, Minneapolis, and Babe
Asher, st. Louis, boxed q six-round
draw. Ted ("Kid') Lewis, British
@elterweight champion, easily won
from Marcel Thomas, French cham
pion, in six rounds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
PENN LOSES STARS,

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct. l3.-EAsl
Eby and Bob Msxam, stars Of the
University Of PennsylvaniA track
team. today announced thstr inten-
ton Of leaving college. Eby was IL
member, Of the Olympic team and
finished second to Hin Of England
in the 88O-yard rush. Naxnm. 70
sprinter, was point winner In the
intercollegiate ct go and 40 yards.
It il said that both will enter bas-
tness in Chicago. "a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13

At 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon
on Ericsson field, Augustana will
mako her third assault against a
formidable conference team in her
drive for the Little Nineteen title.
Lombard, second place holder last
year and q formidable contender
this year, was met and vanQuished
ON its home field Oct. z. Hedding
was walloped numerically last
Saturday, and now Illinois Wes-
leyan awaits her turn.
Illinois Wesleyan. st. viator and
Milliken are still between Augie
and the title, and the local boys are
going after them all systematically.
Wesleyan is formidable, but pre-
contest dope gives Augie the edge.
Swanson Capable Pilot
Captain wallie Swanson, at the
LEFT end Of the line. 10 playing true
to form in his position, and plotting
the team we'll. He has made some
neat gains on receiving passes. and
has been in every play whether Of
fensive or defensive Erhart Pet
erson, Ut Wallie's right, IL inyalu-
able - . tackle, mailing his man
every time, and making . sure gain
when he carftes the ball. Carl
Peterson, alias Rockford Pete" ID
playing 1t left guard this year, in
stead Of center. Pete b . big man.
but fast. The punt which he smoth-
cred In the Lombard game 10 evi-
dence OF his speed. =
Wickstrom has gone from guard
to center this year and in the key
Stone position holds the line to-
gethsr with his gift Of CUB. Hil
passes are accurate every umA and
many Lombard and Hedding men
received Q hard Jolt when the
bumped into "Wick" on the defense
StenewaIl Guards.
Brownie Larson At right guard
has earned his position by hard
conscientious work He and Cor.
nell are Q Stone wall on the defense
and tear through the opposing tine
blazing the trail for the backneld
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-13
$ GLAND CIRCUIT.

Lexington, Oct 1.-THE Aah-
land. Z pusse event for 2:11 tfot-
tees, Gestures the Grand C1reu1t
program here today. Included IN
the entry list are Princess Ota-
waha, King wstts. walnut Frisco.
nasastan, Arion Mckinney, Bonnie
Del, Willie Irwin, Kilowatts and
Tootsie Toise. The race, which II
one Of the Oldest features In the
trots, has . value Of 5000.