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ARMY aRd Navy SwrpGws Stocks

q O. D. Wool overcoas slo.75. u S. o D. AZ army
blankets $4s Gray and
proof belted model rancoa se45 ocers STYLE beted brown
moekin, dressy including
$685. Genuine
Army officers Shoes 1890 val
only $685. Army Munson last shoes, $445 army
breaches and coats each Khaki breeches CSC Wrap
leggns Csc New leggns S9c Rubber
u rubber boots $685. Army webb BELTS 3c Aluminium
kits 39c EACH cartridge
Shells 75 Mail orders filled promptly
ROCK ISLAND SALVAGE co.
ZIG Seventeenth Street.
you address,
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KANTED-SALESEEN.

THREE MEN TO SELL FORD "INSTAN,
taneous Starter" big SELLER. large profit
retail $3.50. East Moline Engineering
Co.. East Moline 166.
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viii sls1T1e nssdls. Address Me- 4.
n, NtS1aga. Argyis Ilata. HEody
etrpp&, U0enroc.. Phms Dov. 90.
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TAXI SERVICE
ekT Mss YOUR TRAM. CALL THL
spct Taxi Service. HATED Limousine
NJ. Phone 4. l. STA.
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o0CM y<LAsD AERIE NO. 05o. TRATER
& III oss>-> Of Easlea.--Reguiar meetings
* III Aird Tuesday OF each monu
hone, Fourth avenue an
Lwhty Afst stsuet. Frank WITCH, W. r.:
jossph 0roteSAt secretary.
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olD0HY BAY CAMP ha Q
o. :. ". v.
Meets On the Arst and third
Taursdays of eseh month at 9
D. N. at Memorial hall. r. q
Van Emburgh. commander: I
u. Ttterington. adutant.
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uPHOLsTRRING.

FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Graf
ing. Estimates gladly furnished. Call
r, I. 2674. e. G. Eklund. 1916
Twenty-hf street.
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LODGE DIRECroR1.
'NSERvICE MEM

n. lSIu St &Sos SOVs
I |
r. American Legio n.
Meetings first and
third Wednesdays of
~ each month. Ameri-
,can Legion Hall.
Third avenue and
sixteenth street. Dan
TX. Brennan. com
kuE = mander. d. B. Ber-
quist. adjutant.
All ex-service men
g. welcome.
MAsoNlc.
A 49, TsaolA Ashtccnth street and
I'm sr41ED MKETVNG OF TRIO LODGE
Ge. 81. A. =. = a. ~ VIZ
NzN BE- bald On ths hsst Thur
day Of each month n 7:3O
y. q. Charles y. Eidre1
". ~: kay .. 2oderck.
N1Oo C8oITo NO. 81. II. o. v. P. Z. 4
- -osatsd nsetinss bald
! !: :: :;
lAk % The FIRST Wednesiay
- of ssch mouth. Wait
ing prophets welcome.
~. ". Johnson. aAAshsich.
Frank l.. kAtterson. ssc-
retasy.
4 m STATED CONVOCATloN OF ROCK
~ n>na-D lsland Chapter No. 1S. 4. A.
u. viii Be neld ON The inst
Tuesday Of each month o.
R-x 7:3O .. m. L J. kobertA.
N E.H.P.; u. II. Ash. secretary.
"A RoCZ ISLAND LODGE NO.
M o5S, A. r. b 4. N.-Ststed
msetiay Arst Friday Of each
/ msnsh. Otto Priester. ". H.:
II. 9. Bollmaa. secretakJ.
nNlGHIS TkAR1AK.
Rwr sTiTEO VONCl-AVE OF ROCK
Island Uonamxnoary NO. 10,
"a Knaghts 1empiar viii be heid
nkSA tns second Monday Of each
mouth. g. 4. AAugren. eon-
wanuer; J. L. Hickey. recorder.
sssgg krncsla driil1 nrst aud Ih1T0
hbCx bland CHATTER NO. 2o9.
ste0er Eastern Stal.-hegvlar meetings
a&cond wsc7esdAy Of eacn month. sls-
iiinx STAR veicome. Mrs.. JeSsie 5. lAn-
Ter, W. ~: MARY y. kreis. secretary
ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. 2. : 3.
n A-Ths ststsi assemblies Of Hock y,
~ land CounM No. ~. y. 4 8. NJ Wiz
4 N b held on ghs third Wednesday o. eecn
EAHildebrsndt. recorder.
~. Il, Paul Lodgs No. lot. Knights
VH Ill Of fythiaa, meet every We0nes-
y ~ day night. third hoor OF tina
W lllinois Theatre buiidlng. AZ
JWVNsD knights welcome.
cAL LODGE NO. Goa I. o. Q. =.
-. AssA every THURSDAY evening
u Old yellovs tempA o.
- Fourth avea,ae. between Sew.
sntoonth and Eighteenth streets.
n. r. Leonard. n e.; Walter
Lossnd, y. s. First THURSDAY
q saGh month. ininatory oegres, nras
Deua,d md third daggee tbs 1oi.0wlug
L 0. O. II.
BOOK ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET
Ing nights first and third Mondays
Maths hall. l7l6 1-j Second avenue. At
9 p. n. Dictator Hayes Moftett: Secy
q 10c6 y<LAND AERIE NO. ESQ. TRATER
III oA>-> OF Raslea.-Reguiar meetings
eA hird Tuesday OF each mont
= N - hoUe. Fourth avenue an
Iv&G.arst strusi. Frank wich, ". h.:
Sossph 0roteSAt, secretary.
ELKS ATTENTION!
6 ~ $50, 'I B. p ,. o. n, a.''s ns ss.
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a d. Paul Lodge No. lot, Knights
n Of Fythias, meet every Wednes-
~ day night. third hoor Of ths
y lllinois Theatre buiidlng. AZ
VesB knights welcome.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

TRI-CITY SULPHUR STEAM BATHS FOE
rheumatism and nervousness. Ladies'
Hairdreaaing, Manicuring and Beauty
parlor. Phone B. I. IT'S. 1712 Third
avenue. Rock Island.
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L 0. O. II.
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO. 100. MEET
ing nights first aud third Mondays.
Maths hall. l7l6 1-j Second avenue. at
. .. N. Dictator Hayes Aottett: Sec'y
W. Z. DAyis.
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cal LODGE NO. COS I. o. o. =.
-. Assts every Thursday evening
q Odd yelloWS tempA o.
Fourth avepNe. between Sew.
snteeoth and Eighteenth streets.
- u. r. Leonard. n L.: Waiter
F LosAnd, y. s. First THURSDAY
q earh mansh. initiatory oegres, nrlS
0sOad md third dagres tbs toa0wlng
xhusUday.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS

Dehler Audit Company. Not Inc. 401
Safety Bldg. Phone 3. /. $50. Audtts,
Investigations. income tax reports
financial and cost systems. reccivefship
and bankruptcy accounting.
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ELKs ATTENTION!


i. Rock Island Lodge No
n $50. b. P. o. Elks. Meet.
ings first and third Mon,
days Of each month. Oar
4. Brennan, Exalted Ruler
! c. N. Isaacson. Secretary
Visiting brothers al.
ways welcome. Club rooms
p at lis Eighteenth street.
G, A. 4.
lUFoRD POST 243. q. \. z.
ieets regularly On second
nd fourth Friday alter.
oons a sacA month st !:
clock In Memorial hall IN
DO court hoass. @. H
'nurch com0aodes: Il. G.
rSt sdtutaAs
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BIv1 nooN NoD11H uoUSE. 3oAs
3Wo1ov-thiF0 oveDEe. 1lof0o.
NINE Room lg0D41M u0USR LOT asx
III teeA, also stogo building On next
los. WIN ~ seoofnasay. PTteo nd
terms reasonable. Owner leaving city.
B. l. $50.
FLAT. CR11T18 CIT. TWO STORE
Fooms. two mats Above. All rented. pay
Ing about l60. Price for short time
5000. with adjoining lot Of 30 feet.
$4,000. Cash or t4fms. Call at 0O0
1Wenty-econd street.
HAVEN ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN
homs In fesidcnce district. Bed work
nsnship throughout Interior 1niaAsd
u white oak, eircassiAn walnut and
yellow pine. built In book case sad
China closet. clothes chu1e. lAvatoeSss h
bad rooms. 4-rocm cellar clustered and
comented. No encumhrance. Beatdes .
hcme. houss can make $500 70 500
ner year On purchase peiee IL deairsd-
afice reasonable. Eight blocks 1roO
p0stofics. One block fru0 o. kno.
e83 Seventeenth street.
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nNI6HxB TEXT LAB.
EwR aTATEU GONCl~ANE OF HOCR
Island Oonamxnoary No. 10,
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WANTHD-TO RENT.
FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

100 ACRE DAIRY FARM THREE NILES
from Milan. Inquire William Rettig.
Milan. Ill,
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hhlw bland CHATTER NO. 2o9.
siedes Eastern Stal-hegular meetings
tecOnd Wsc7esdAy OF eacn month. We
tIing starr weic0uae. MIS-. JeSsae ;. Aaa-
ar. w. n: MARY y. kreis. secretary
| ROCK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. z. ..
H-Ths state.; assemblies OF Rock Is
Y land CounM No. ~. y. 4 5. NJ VIII
s. hello on shs third "Wednesday Of each
AHildebssndt, recorder. "a
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GARAGE. - PER MONTH. 1907 FOUR
tenth and q half street.
GARAGE. 1880 FIFTH AVENUE.
AN UP.TO-DATE SERVICE GARAGE,
steam heated, fully equipped. Connect
ed with sales agency In Davenport. Best
location. Address B. L." care Argus
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m STATED CONVoCATlpN or ROCK
& nnnn-D lsland Chapter No. IL. 4. A.
& u. viii Be neld ON The inst
4 Tuesday Of each month at
4-n& 7:3O p. N. l. J. hobertA.
cyl =. u. r.; u. II. Ash. secretary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

a..
,,d ,y America were Of able 10 wv
cared for by their own countries un'n
the harycs, of 1891. ne asked Amer,c'
TO- money to saye waifc-at ten uo'
lara per child .,
lie ~ assisted by seven great We.
faro bodies. who ARE plodging ne'.
hclp I'm the tafk: The American I.u
Crosa the American Friends servi'e
committee lQuakcrsl. the Jewith JON.
Distribution committee. the knighm =,
Cnlumbus. the Federated Council OF
Churches 81 Christ In America ihe
Y. W. e. A. and the Y. n. c. a. All
Of these urgc their several members
Ia contribute money To the little Walls
Of Europe during the week OF Dccein'
ber 10. which has been designated aH
National Appeal Week all over Amer
lea. Unless this money is given the
Kitchens IN Europe will have 20 close
on New Years Day.
And n they close the graves VIII
oprn f1r millions 81 children wh"
have never harmed any one. who are
innocent and helpless and who VIII d.
unlcsn aided hy Texas and America,
saws r.. A. Peden of lhuston, state
chairman of thu European Relief coun'
81 In Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
MARTINS u ORDERED
DEPORTED ny WILSON.

WASHINGTON. Dec. i7.-n"porta.
of Ludwig =. \. X Martens. Cnrccor'
nia,d .o,ic, ambassador 10 the Cnitcd
st,t.s. WIS ordered by Secretary Wilson
1f the llor department.
Tho lnbor eoc.ct1ry. holding that Mar
trny b. m alien. citizen ~ Russia and
, member ~ and affiliated with an or
r,nization advocating overthrow % tho
United states hy force. directed the com
mi ssioncr general IL immigrttion to takc
the Bolshcylk. agent into cuftody anil
~ IA" government Of che United State.
Mr. Wilson In his order added that Mar
to d"inat utn tc Russia at the cxpenso
toms should b. treated with the utmn~t
courtesy aud given the bcst available
IN transit"
The apccific charge an which Martens
was found Co warrant deportation was
that q having been found In the United
States In violation II the migration act
- October 10. 1918. providing for de-
noriaticn q aliens belonging to an
organization advocating the overthrow
~ thu government 81 The United States
b. force,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
League Helping
In Prosecution
Of Ball Crooks

o. Arfnciat,d Press
NEW YORK. D.,. IA sum oi
money. the amount OF which WAS M;
20 ,los,d. was voted today IS the bc1rd
~ directors ct the American league q
De- used in nling the cook County
Flai.r attorney iu prosecuting IN" plnt-
,ls and gamblers indicted hy the chi
tnrn grand jury IN connection with the
1873 worlds series scandal This. ana
the official awarding % the 1920 pen
rlut % Cleveland. II was announced.
,uur',utcd tho business before the d.
reDtars.
Tl,n meeting 81 IN" league lasted
lruir than -four hours. While It wes
stated that thc session was harmoniou'
iyunrluC' Is attached 20 the election
6 DIRECTOR for the ensuing year from
Ac flc. thu, the three su.cill.l insur
cent Cluls-Nuw l,ri. Chicago and
i,ston-agnln were dcI!ed representa-
Jon ou The hoaid
tn" director, cloArn irclu lei the
presidents ell the -. Louis. Cleveland,
~ shiug;au and Philadelphia clubs. ID,
lly change being ;lr substitution ~
lrg,llnd ter Detroit. President Nayin
tn n-turi, clIb was reelected vice.
president &C the luaEur. President
ohuson presided Il both SESSIONS.
Matters in which the American
league coucurrpl with the action taksl
s. the National lclgvg included IN"
,ii;.gJtion ~ the ncv majo. l,agu"
.....t.s. 80 "a. tt.. Ami Hn a.. ~, s.t.ut,
NO date Tor thy 1921 reason, and pgr.
hitting spit hall pitchers NOW In thu
paguc o. u'c that form ~ delivery
Turing the remainder Of their careers.
lrt o. permit no ncw pitchers coming
nto the league tu use The spit laN. Il
tnv Nii there are now slN spitbau
il.chr.s IN ihf American league.
The club own"rr went ctf record -
pnta,ng the intcrlcaguc waiver rule
IS. %, ~ drafted player Il the rule
changed cluls of one league would
have a. asi. only the waivers 81 clubs
the same league while drafted play.
RS would be- subject O. claims from
~ major league clubs
President f;uppcTt Of the New Yoi I,
club. brough, MP the matter 81 tn
reimbursement 81 President Johns
the league. for cxpcns' incurred IN
Connection with the Mays case. The
matter was pat over until the ncN.
meeting
Tn. club ovncrs voted 10 hold tn
annual meeting IN the future IN Ncr
fusk city.
Ty cobb did not yet his appointment
day as manager II the detroit club
b,,.,ise h. missed train connections IN
.l1luc ~ New YORK and DID not arriy =
lu,ii early tonight President Navln
q trni; arranged 10 confer with Coli
tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Boston Is Best
Fielding Bunch
In Ban League
Complied h, Irwin VI. Howe. Chicago.

Complied bi Irwin VI. Howe. Chicago.
"Stuffy" Mclnns nOrou load tho
first hascmcn In noldug with tNeI
splendid rvcnec of sac. nin,ty-onr Il
his lf-1 accepted yhanrce rci1v asvir's
PIN 81 N,w YORK. handled i1ts chances
which ono hundred we're assists ara
Sirlcr 1917 ct which ilp w,r, assist,
Eddie Collins of Chicago o. nrat0
among thc eaouud b1srmen with Il p'.
ccniagr q a7G and Cor ~, fourth time
900 h's can,- bon 'ho American lraruo
be- head roo .u On, number 81, accepted
chances. this ypHr's record relding e.l
Larry Gardner ~ TN champion a..
dirus has nn AVERAGE - .91f ~ thFl
hs. vi'h i2N iccgpt,d chances while
Everett Scott b. first umong the shor,
-irpr with N1g accepted chances GOV
an average of a53 This is the nth
CONSECUTIVE, s~lf.n that Srru nrf I'm.
ishsd fret among The nch,rs ~ he
position.
when Sam Rice arcepici as chances
-tii puiuuls and q a-sists-f1r "r
nNtrtr' 90 500 b. osiphl. he'd urv
major league record Tn, nearest ln.
proavh to this pheutm,ual port, rm1n,o.
is: Max Car.y riitshurg. 4cs. i9i5..
Oscar Folsrh Chicago Sea ial-. and
Iris Speaker Boston ass. iglL
This SEASON Bico Is Gar in advance
II his nearest rival. william jacobson
~ Louis. who handled 3al putuu's
and - assists Fclsgh ChicaEo ~
third with 3s5 putUuts and - assists
and leads in percentage with an aver
lgg q ssh teinr charged with bu, :
error.
For the eighth consecutive year Raw
Schalk Of Chicago ialds in putuuts
among the cltchers with 5N. the
Little Cracker" als1 SO now record
tn pr, scason By working behind Tho
Mate IN l5i games. Steve ONoin q
Cleveland wcrc thu mask and pad In
i4s games while Ralph Perkins. the
ycung star ~ the Athletics rave the
Signals in is6 contests Perkins l-,
~ league In assists with i5P Charritr
Z Washington being second with rs,
p'Nelll third with -, and seycrc,i
ourth with III.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
7. c. u Fully Aware
of Their Chance to
Enter Hall Of Fame


fs-fif 70 To News.
FORT WORTH. Do THAT Tex
a. Christian University Horned Frog
tcaliz" the CHANCES they will have tu
igrp into national f1w" hy making
o. FDDl showing 1-u.r't e n'rr CDlicc
H. their Sew Yls'a gam, d. shown b.,
the fart that coach IN Driver has
sounded The i.Hn.ru bari. s.y,.u
day earlier thlWsrhrdul,i word was
received from Dinvil!c that the Pray.
ing Colrncls Ind taken g. M grid with
the return ~ Colonel ~ McMillio sun.
Gay from N,W YORK. where b. hal
bycn uu business connected with an en-.
dqwmcnt recently made the famous 90
%" school that ncs,i,s IN %, fau,hi.l.
Df iHr Cumh'rlandR
T. g. was c,uutinr un thc C1,unols
regarding IN" Horned Ffua gains, IN Che
nature ~ tup: Il was thought pos.
Silly that The world famous team which
hutUrl Harvard o. q staulstill Tor the
iirr hall ~ one ~ the feature game,
ut the season wault enter Tic r. g.. O..
contest with ever confidence. How.
ever. NDH.ilu and tine seven other
Fort Worth lad Dallas men ou the
squad win inke uu chances iu having
"a vin Slipped over on them Th.y
have announced that 'hov w.1 hfuz
r0t ouiy che strong club fh,y can
pat BOO thn ola Dot that th.s duh v.'
10" trained tH even re- fires point thl1
they ver. CO. o.. fnr.rl vm, D.
Do f.rs, p.1r every IMAM ou tnr squad
al. b. ir" 'l9G iuiurea u'v plays
ard formations VIII br worked ont la,
every pr"v1rti1n taken agninr slip
up Ia the New Years game.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Children Demand
Attention Of State
erlsi ~ n. Now

Nier'al ~ w new
HCuST' y. frU". Dee. I've
can let them dic or We can save
them"
Wp-,he great American public.
mad" lp .. mon. women and children -
"" aro faced with the problem %
? zoo o0o starving children whom We
can Snyo. or. as ono editor put a.
let them jic like ilies nj frost time. "
Srhoo' children ~ the state e Texas
rre asked io come 90 the aid of thcs>
li,;io ones through an appeal sent on,
hy sl.w Annie Webb Blanton. state
superintendent ~ public instruction.
This appeal Is 10 b. read g. the chl.
drcr this week. II explains briefly.
In ten countries II eastern ard
central Europe. lands II which you are
studying DAY hy day. thrcr million boys
Tud girls mere sl,cio' 'ns. w!thus;
chance ~ lie y left alone. can be
Hsvcd ni thu price - zen dollars each.
IN. European Relief Coun,N asks
AmrUct 90 send sSl r0o0lo 90 give
them medical aid and one meal dhv
unt!l the next harvest puts thr7c
countries h1ck whore they en- care for
thoir own needy cucs"
Men nrd women who have como
igck from trips ~ Inspection IN these
lands sny. "Onc could obtain M child.
ish response tn any playfulness
The average weight 81 child that
used In b" y pounds before the war
AT present IL only - pounds MIN
'cnihs ~ the children WIN have lost
weight O. thlg extent arc tubcrcular
ami this disease alone has incrcas' a
8; per cont.
II u Miss Rlnrton's suggestion thu,
each gchoolroDm IN the state II Texas
raisc ten dollars before the chrintnas
holidays to NiV. the life OF "A little
child. II room cannot raise ten do.
lars two rooms can raise ten dollars
between them.
The work ~ IN. European Relief
Council n continuation ~ the char
i;y carried by the American Relief Nj
minls'ntion ,o millions ~ children
lot after war had devastated Eur l,,c.
licgh"rt Hoover. the great /ncr,car
ohgin rr. who f'd Belgium. headed tho
work II The American Relief Admin
istinti0n until the funds donated Us
the American congress were exhausted
Th.S year. when h. found that $500
600 a. the little children who have been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

~ running. Ne placed 18th in ;hc IN.
'crcollegiaie race.
Charles g. Caster - Rock Island
m. prepared ~ -. Alla". school a.
Warhlnr' ~ and ran OF the mile relay
team which won first place az the
pennry!yanla Relay Carnival IN 1918.
Hc alsu ran on the milo rsiay team
which won thu inter hcllstir cham.
nionEhlp IN 1918 and ~ tho mile relay
team which won tho A. l.. I cham.
Diuushlp. iic piucrd fourth IN the Syr
races because - an injured lex
r. y. Brown. of MdFos. Mass. ~
ran 'hr two mile on the track an
iast year and this ian finished second
w ~" dral meet With Harvard ard
10Th in no intercollegiate. From 1917
O. 1879 hc was % lieutenant IN ih"
Royal FLYING corps.
Albert l.. Lent ~ Jackson. Stitch.
He ran IN the crraseountrv team laft
year and finished Goth ln 'hc int'rr''l.
icgis'cs This year ho finished 2iV.
Milton y. hickman .; Newark y.
7. 20 finished s--rnd a ycsr agn ir
M Freshman interccllsgi''' rec" o.
Van Cortland PARK. lie vas q mem.
Der ~ n mile relay team which won
the Peursyl,aun Relay chamr"nsh!n.
This IAN b. paced eighth IN the dual
meet with Harvard but IL dnot enter
N, irierccllcsiaieS
Mathew J Ward. 20 Cicy,lsud o..
and fosrph h. Morrison. ~ Nonkcrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
SPORT ,TABS

tn formation ~ O. Panhandle B1s"
htu League has b'cn Tugr.st'd nud
should %. D'rrioi tmuY.h Hs ic,guc
muos,l c"ur.'r ,f irlM0i'c cities
v1oull eliminate tl great cN,,gt iors
Jump and heavy eNpols o. ;hv tt-lv.
cling teams a.l Would IN a barge d..
gre, stimulate community ntrrs; ir
'hc teams u the taEi,. ss .tam that
vls u1 tly road would more than
ukcly play every COME h,iorn some ~
the homo town fans who would also
o. iu hostile territory
: liguc 90 formed and operated
would NOT ir n heavy expense 90 th"
Dtlc, represented. ard the advertising
aud local pride would o. practically
as great ~ that 90 lrlguc 81 higher
rating. Tho bylaws Of the league
w,uld the eillry limit - the teams
aud no town would DE aide 20 take an
unfair aivgrtHr ~ The others n o. e.
'"r.rrd hoVcyc. 10 g. not anticipate,
that egy e. Oh" towns suggested wculf
rn {. any uusp' rtimynllko method,
g. win, hut op tha other hand would
insi.ll O. slHrt 81 -,usN enthusiasm int,
th". player, OFF ~ team that woul'
max. the fish. fut 90. ppunlut y,
YEA 81 hard. clean games.
The formation 81 llguc 90 this
Kind is sorry uHs1.b, end can o. done
II Sou want iL l't's g.t ognniz.d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Something To Think About
Illinois Clubs Are
Helping in Fight
ny Associated Press

rs Associated Press
CHAMPAIGN. III. Dee. ls.-illlni
rlrlr throughout ,he country whose
mDmlei hirr are mad up ~ alumni
os thr University ~ Illinois. have been
urged o. cooperate with George HUI,
athletic director 1T the univ, rslty ~
h.s fight agains, rambling on iniercol.
lcgirtr sports.
The appeal hrs been made from the
office ~ the sccrciary'ircasurcr of the
lllinas Alumni association. and has
gone ,gt - the clubs IN the form ~
81 circular letter The campaign against
Gambling Thu year. % Is said. reduced
batting NJ the championship game ~
tween M" Illinois and Ohio state foot.
hall teams 10 n minimum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Elks to Initiate
Many Candidates

Monday night the Amarillo LolgN
40 80 9s2. y. q. T. =. viii have a big
81 together meeting NJ the home ~
which time the INITIATION of a class ~
% o. - candidate viii take place.
The meeting viii he featured Nv
mary talks readings and by special
music which viii BE- followed by ca'a
and smokes The meeting II EXPECTED
e. h. tn most enjoyable occasion "
,hr winter and fuil attendance 81 the
membership D. de-lrtil.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Man Held Regarding
Robbery at Groom

\ man. whose name Is not known
was arrested here today by the shcriffs
department and Is being held in con-
ncctiun With the burglary " a store In
Groom last night. \ telegram was
sont here by the officers ~ Groom.
stating that Il waf thought that the
man who committed thc burglary had
come 20 Amarillo.
Some cuff buttons. cigarettes and
pocket knife that suited the description
furnished by the Groom officers were
found In the possession ~ the man.