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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Entertain for Stars.

Tri-City theatre-goers and friends
who enjoyed the presentation Of
Dear Me-" given by Grace LaRue
and Hale Hamilton the other even
ing. will be interested in knowing
that of the stage ill., are Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale Hamilton.
Monday night after the evening
performance, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton were entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry X. Spencer of 1899
Pershing avenue, Davenport, who
invited q few Of their friends to
meet the distinguished couple. MIR.
Spencer and his brother. Wilbur e.
Spencer OF East River street, Dav-
export were school chums OF Mr..
Hamilton at Shatthck Military acad-
envy at Fairbault, MINI. The hours
were passed informally, with music
after the supper.
Monday afternoon after the matt
nee, the stars were entertained by
Harry e. Winters at his home, 20
Hayes street. Mr.. Hamilton and
M. Winters swers, boyhood friends
II Nuft M1diadn, living within :
Mock d one anek6er, 4 nunber 1t
3aysnn qEeeEa 4 =. - A.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Entertains for GueSt.

Mrs. J. P. Crawford OF Los An
geles, formerly OF Davenport, who
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Carl E.
Schlegel of 729 Western avenue,
Davenport, was the honoree at a
pretty, informal tea given for her
yesterday, by Mrs. Schlegel at the
Outing club. The guests were some
fifty or more old friends of Mrs.
Crawford's and the club rooms
were decorated with baskets of as
tiers. The hours were spent infor-
mally and tea was served.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Hold Ragnlar Nestine.

The regular meeting OF the
Christian Endeayor society Of the
Memorial Christian church was
held last evening at the church. On
~ routine business was transact
ed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
STANDARDIZATION.

The marriage of Mrs. Della Mat
tox Of Marion to Gus H. Sizemore
OF East Moline took place at 2:3D
yesterday afternoon at the court
house. Rev. ]. Clark Granger, pas
tor of the First Baptist church, Of
floating. The couple was unat-
tended. Mr.. Sizemore is employed
at a Moline hospital, and the new
home will be in East Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Social Announcements.

The ladies' aid society Of Edge
wood Baptist church will meet at
2:30 Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. H. T. McManus, 6S8 Forty
third street.
Mrs. Rebecca Taylor Of 52S Fiji
teenth street will be hostess to the
members of the ladies' aid society
of the First United Presbyterian
church on Friday afternoon.
The regular social and business
meeting of the Lady Elks will be
held at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at
the Eiks' club rooms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08


lsne.nsss. {
Miss Mye $3.50. e - g
Mfs- Net1le ns.son 9! ~ EveI
street. became me pf1os oI FlSnk
Krone. son 2! NJ ana ME. Otsp
Krone. q Moline. - a. O'CLOCK
service this morning y y May
church, Moline. py nov. NJ; Kelly:
Miss Dorothy hasson. = SISTER OF
the bride, served as Dridesmaid ano
BENJAMIN Krone. brother ol lno
bridegroom, was tno Dest man.
The bride was goWned IN = pret-
~ mock OF WHITE 9eorget1e crepe
over wnite satin. ana nes Iiowe,S
were brides roses, WINE nor Iull
length veil was nefo IN m : cap
effect over the coi.Lear WIZ : ple..
u@.' " 49, r,..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Give Faulty Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs Kurt B. Schmal-
haus Of No. IS McClelland boule-
ward. Camp Mcclellan, Davenport,
entertain this evening at q family
dinner at the Outing club as q pre-
nuptial courtesy for Miss Nancy
Dow and. D. Nelson McClelland.
whose wedding will be an event Of
Oct. 2. Covers will be laid for Is
and the table decorations will carry
out the rainbow hues. which have
been chosen for the wedding. The
company will remain for the in
formal dance This Is the first Of
a series of pre-nuptial affairs to be
given for Miss Dow and Mr..
McClelland.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Schweitxer.Eniepre

The marriage Of Miss Florence
knlegge, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. G. kniegge. of 1541 West Twelfth
street. Davenport. to Harold s.
Schweitzer Of Davenport, formerly
OF Boise. Idaho. took, place at 2:30
Saturday afternoon at the parson-
age OF the First Methodist church
in Rock Island, with Rev. Samuel
Van Pelt officiating. There wers
no attendants. The bridal couple
Will reside with the brides parents.
Mr.. Schweatzer is employed In the
garage of the Peoples Light COM
pany.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Celebrate wedding Anniversary


Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Wells o.
1905 Thirty-seventh street, yester-
day celebrated their esixty-first
wedding anniversary. The event
was very quietly observed BY the
members of the family because of
the illness Of Mrs. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells were mar
ried Sept. Z, 1859. at the Burtis ho-
tel In Davenport, where the first
part OF their married life was
spent For the last So years they
have made their home in Rock Is
land. Mrs. Wells was formerly
Miss Nancy johnson and resided
near Davenport. Mr.. Wells came
to Davenport from Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells are the par
ents of three children, Mrs. ]. R
Nelson, Mrs. Clara Flynn and C. d.
Wells Of Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Westminster 0uild.

The regular meeting Of the West
minister guild Of the Central Pres
byterian church was held last even
ing at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
Frank McMeekin, 1897 Fourteenth
and-a-half street Arrangements
were made for the work of the COM
ing year, and after the business
session, delightful social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held Sept. 20.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

Members Of the city welfare DE-
partment d the Rock Island WOm-
ans club are reminded that the hrst
meeting Of the fall will be held 1t
3 o'clock Friday afternoon In the
parlors Of the Masonic temple.
This u the first department to be-
gin the winter work and any MEM
Der of the general club who ID In
terested IN the welfare work which
constitutes the activities Of this
group. il eligible to membership.
At the Friday meeting Mrs. W. III.
Marshall, general playground com
mittee chairman, win give Z report
Of the work done this summer ut
the city parks, and there will Be .
demonstration Of the work a. we'll
Mrs. H. s. Bollman il chairman Of
the department for this year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
CeIebrate Wedding Anniyersary.

Celebrate Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Eberts Of 1908
Sixth street celebrated their 10th
wedding anniversary yesterday by
inviting a number of friends to their
home to spend the afternoon and
evening. The house was decorated
with pink and white, bouquets Of
pink and white carnations being
placed about the rooms. The after
noon and evening were spent with
games of 500. prizes being awarded
to Mrs. Clarence Jones, Mrs. Fred
Carlson and Grin Eberts. About
6 o'clock a delicious dinner was
served with covers laid for Is. The
table was decorated with pink and
white ribbons which fell from the
chandelier to the corners of the
table. Mr.. and Mrs. Eberts were
presented with many gifts in re-
membrance Of the occasion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Hostess 10 Jolly IL,

Mrs. 4dolph Johnson was host
ess to the jolly Is club at her
home. 504 Fourth avenue. Molue,
yesterday afternoon. Five hun
dred was played. the prizes In the
games going to Mrs. Frank Read.
Mrs. Adolph johnson and Mrs.
Ollie Meunch. A delicious lunch
con was served after the games.
The next meeting will be held
Sept. q with Mrs. Bonnie Wash
burn.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-08
Bethany Hone Sewins Circle.

bethany Homo Sewing Circle.
The regular meeting of the Beth
any home sewing circle. which was
held at the home yesterday after.
noon. was well attended. and sew.
eral garments were finished for
the children. Regular business was
transacted. A social hour was en-.
3oyed and refrsahments were serv-
ed b 1rs. c. c. Kirsch. The next
meeting will b held Oct S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Frank Baker paid his promised visit
I to New York last week and held q
/ conference with Officials Of the
Z Yankees, but nothing definite seems
I to have been decided about him re-
| ioininE the team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
CHAMP BENNY
SLAMS KAYOON
CHALLENGER
Severely Furnishes O'Loughlin IN
Eight Rounds; Latter Game
but Was Outclassed.

Camden, \. J.. Sept 11.-Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion,
knocked out J. o. Loughlin. Bethle-
ham, Pa, in the ninth round OF a
scheduled u round bout Friday night.
Leonard weighed 137is pounds and
Loughlin 1881
Loughlin received enough blows TO
have knocked out the average fighter
In every round, but he kept coming
In FOR more. He succeeded in landing
a left hook that slowed up Leonard
in the fifth round. In this round the
champion delivered a body blow
which Loughlin claimed was foul.
Boxing commissioner John Smith
ordered the referee to begin counting
Loughlin out. but the latter resumed
boxing. In this round Loughlin e1-
changed punch for punch with
Leonard
In the sixth round Loughlin was
greatly weakened by body blown He
continued to bore IN, however, until
the ninth, when, after SIS seconds Of
fighting, Leonard landed a right TO
the Jaw. knocking him through the
ropes, and he was counted out.
Joe Benjamin. San Francisco.
knocked out Frankie Conifree. Brook
Ign. in the 10th round with a left hook
TO the jaw
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
LOOKS
FOR FAST GRID
TEAM THIS YEAR
New Mexico Institute Athletes
Already Start Training for
Hard Games This Season.

Roswell. n. NJ, Sept 1.-The out
look for a Championship football team
al the New Mexico Military institute
this year Is brighter than Il has been
for many years past. Not only are
a majority OF the old stars back IN
school this year, but there are
number OF promising new men who
are expected 10 make the first team
R r Brown who delivered Two
championship football teams on the
institute campus Is back again this
year and Is already making plans
for the training. Coach Brown Is
recognized as one OF ths most sue
cessful coaches who ever had charge
OF athletics at the institute
Old Timers Return.
The game with the state College
VIII be played this year on the IN
stiute grounds, while the cadets
viii meet the University OF New
Mexico at Albuquerque The Claren-
don college game viii probably be
played at Amarillo. and the Texas
School OF Mines game Is to be played
at FL Paso.
John Sherman. OF e Psso. one Of
the stars last year. has been training
this year IN the Kansas wheat fields
and Joe Ford Jacobsen, the institute
star athlete IN both football and track,
is back and IN better condition than
ever.
The institute has opened this year
with an initial enrolment OF $50,
which breaks all previous records.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Owing 70 the limited capacity Of the
mark ard ths additional expense Of the
Fort Worth series. thu free list win
be suspended.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Al Hammonds Cnrung a surprise on
the wise ones when he turned the
heavy hitting Blissers back and won
his game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

CHICAGO. IL, Sept 11.-Tris Speak
er, manager Of the Cleveland In
dians. reEained his batting eye
during the past week and tied George
SiEler, the St Louis star for batting
honors in the American league, &C
cordlnE TO averages released today
Wednesday. Sisler went into a
slump and dropped to .391, the mark
which Speaker has attained Joe
Jackson. Of Chicago. stands in third
place with an average OF -S84, while
Babe" Ruth, the New York homerun
king. is 4 fourth place with ss75-
Ruth cracked out his forty eighth
homerun during the past week and
broke the homerun record held BY
Perry Werden. OF Minneapolis. He
now Is the greatest homeruu hitter OF
AL time.
Ruth Leads Run Getters.
Ruth is leading the run gerters
with 40 runs to his credit while
Rice. Of Washington. Is far in front
IN stolen bases with a.
Other leading batters for SO or more
games. =. Collins, Chicago -s65;
Meussl, New York, -546i Rice, wash
fnEton. .345; Judge, Washington,
.3f2s Jacobson st LouiH. .537i Hen
dry1. Boston -351-
Nicholson. Of PittHburE. has de-
thruned Horribly, OF St B0uis, for
batting honors in the National
league. The HiuEEinE PlftHburE
Outfielder % hitting -3S7, while the
81. Louis star Hlumped to -355,
with EayreE, Of Boston. pushing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
INDIAN PILOT is
SHOWING OLD FORM
AND is CLOSING UP

him with -851. Williams, Of Phila-
delphia cracked out another
hOmerun and has brought his
string up to IA, while Carey, Of
PittEburE, continues to show the
way TO the base Etealers with IS
theftH- Bancroft OF New York,
Is the best run getfer with 80
tnIlies.
Young Is Wen Up.
Other leading batters: Young. New
York, .3f4; Roush. Cincinnati, $40. J.
Smith, St Louis, 1928; Stock. St.
Louis, 1923; 2. Wheat, Brooklyn, -32s
King, New York .S21; Holloeher' Chi
Wickland. Of Toledo. has batted
himself into second place IN the
American association with an aver
age OF -334. while Hartley Of Colum-
bus. tops the list with -351. Hargrave,
OF St Paul. and Brief OF Kansas City.
remain in a tie for homeruns with 20
each, while Rapp, OF St Paul, Is out
in front in stolen bases with -,
Other leading batters;
Rondeau, Minneapolis. 1888; Har-
grave, St. Paul. So Hyatt, Toledo,
.327; lineup, Louisville, -5z6i Good
Kansas City, -325; Wade, Minneapolis,
325, Rapp, St. Paul 524; T. Miller.
st. Paul, $50; Brief. Kansas City, -516-
Western league batters, con-
tinued 10 be led By East Of Wichita,
with -37z, while Knryan, a team
mate Il the runnerup with -342.
Lee, Of Omaha, heads the base
HfenIera with IS thefts, and Var
yan Il far ahead In homeruns with
81.
other leading batters, Bogart, Jop-
lin, .S3s; Pitt, Oklahoma City, 800
Platt. Omaha .327; Shestak, St.
Joseph, -325s Tierney. Tulsa, .Sz4;
Beck, wichita. .324; LeIivelt, Omaha,
.s24; Walker, St Joseph, -s25-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Army-City Notes


WITH only a little over a month
w left to play and all the clubs
going strong and running neck
and neck IN the Army-City league
some tight games should be In store
for the fans. The clubs are all closely
punched and every one OF them has a
chance to win the. pennant-
The Fort Bliss club has just re-
turned from a hike and have resumed
thelr place IN the schedule after a
months absence and the boys are al
in good shape.
They win line up in the first game
OF the regular Sunday doubleheader
against the Lester Motors, who seem
to have finally shook the link. {"
which has been hanging onto them
since their start IN the league.
Lieut.. aBiII1 Mccullough plans
to start CoOmbE right hack again
with Dunlap On the receiving
end. Manager TLefIs Of the
LesterH, feels confident Of the
Ultimate success Of hia crew, and
VIII probably start Ley1rn against
the Army sluggers with Museopf
catching.
The second game IS sure to be 2
corker when the Knights OF Colum-
bus viii clash with the Zone Supply.
Manager Doyle. OF the "Caseys''. Is
out for revenge and the boys are
sure on their toes.
An effort is being made 70 tst
Buster Gillette here in time to eh
the game with "Old Reliable" Marty
in the catcher's box.
The Zoners are equally anxious 70
win in an effort to get out IN front
Sundays games will be called at
$50 o'clock. and the ladies' are stiii
welcome as the guests Of the league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
SportQuiiz

when did washington use eight
pitchers IN one gamer
when was The last no hit, no
man reach first game pitched IN the
SLOW many times did Larry La
jols lead the American league II bat /.
ifs Brooklyn a charter member OF
the National Lacquer
Sid Chick Evans Hpd Franei5
Ouimet compete In the 1870 natlonal
open golf championship
SIN tennis, Is a ball served with
sharp cut that bounds back across Lne
net a good servicel
lis It q good return in tennis II
the ball strikes In the proper eouf I
though Il touches the metz
s=Who won the series Of ice skat-
ing races between Bobby Mclean and
Oscar Mathieson2
slow old is Joe Lynch the
boxer2
Io-How many cards are used In
fiZHow many times did Jack
Dempsey and Billy Miske box each
other before This YEAR,
12-How are points counted In
Olympic track events?
1S-How many times has Canada
tried to win the Americas cup2
14-Which American cup challenger
was disqualified In a racer
(which was the first yacht es-
pecially built to defend America
which Organization defends
TWO IS out in E batting out OF
Gs-in a game where ground rules
are in force, Is il an ont II the fielder
jumps over ropes and makes q
SIS it against the rules for a
player TO return to the game after
some one has run for him2
20-In a squeeze play who IL out
when the batter interferes with the
catcher2
Answers to YeHterdny's Questions
The batter Is not credited with =
hit II hit by his own batted ball
z-Comislzy owned the St Paul club
before helping form the American
sSstarting with 1914 no National
league club has won the pennant
twice.
BRAVES field Is the biggest ma
jor league park
SIN addition to the national open,
Hagen in 1913, also won the metro-
politan open
e-SeuchIro Kashlo and Ichiya Ku-
magae were Jap stars in the 1919 na-
tiOnal tennis tournament
1918.
miles Is 3;53.60.
9-Pete Herman is IS years old
1o-In euchre the right bower f. the
Jack OF the trump suit
Copyright, 1920, Thompson Feature
Service.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

UsTN. Tex, Sept. 1.-THE Strug-
~ gle for the football champion
ship OF Texas viii begin next
week when the Big Four spill theE
prospects on the heic ana oesln ~
winnowing process to determining VINO
viii form the varsity elevens- Baylor
university begins its practice sep
fember a. while Texas A q H. lne
University OF Texas and Rice instl-
tute- the other three big contencera
for the championship honors, nave
called their candidates to assemble the
following day
Several new features appear IN lne
Texas football schedules for tnls
season. Texas A & n viii play the
first game Of a tWo-year contract
with Louisiana state university az
College Station on October -. ana
Rice institute Of Houston also Is
carded TO meet a Louisiana team the
schedule calling for game Win ~
lane university at New orleans on
-1 5TSe.e games win be the first
Te1aa teams have played with
Louisiana eieEeus in several
wenrr Another interesting de-
--,cIonuenf Z. the resumption OF
nfhIetie relations between Texas
X a NJ and Rice institute after
q nuHpenHion Of several year, On
the other hand Texas university
VIII mol meet IAAAs n AI-AAA HNA---
which Il cIaahed frequently In the
past
Advance reports indicate that the
elavens which viii represent the Big
-Four this year viii draw their play =
ers from at least 500 men, some o.
them with national. and in some cases
intsrnafiouzl regulations as athletes.
Some Strong Men
The University OF Texas Is perhaps
the most favored with prospeetle
material. because practically every
member OF the Shorthorn team OF last
year Is eligible to play this year ara
A considerable portion OF the Long
horns, or regulars. also VIII appear u
Uniform The Shorthornss composed OF
men who were ineligible because OF
/ the transfer rule OF other reasons
I last year were considered by many as
Z the strongest team In Texas Il IS an
open secret that in practice with the
! regular Texas squad which vas sent
AGAINST Texas A & NJ last Thanks
/ giving day. the Shorthorns held the
| L.onEhorns for thirteen consecutive
downs with less than ten yard gain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Grand Jury To
Hear Players

Chicago, Ill, Sept 11-Subpenas
for all members Of the Chicago Ma
tional league baseball club to appear
before a grand jury in connection
with charges OF gambling in base
ball, which were ordered issued, are
being held Up, it was learned Friday
night
The Chicago team. now playing in
the east, does not return home for
more than two weeks and cOnse-
quently It Is possible that only a few
players may be called at the present
time, Il was said
The grand jury VIII convene Mon
day and viii Immediately call presi-
dent Veeck OF the Chicago club and
other league officials, It wax said
Besides looking into the charges that
a recent game between the Chicago
and Philadelphia teams was fixed
for Philadelphia to win, the jury has
been charged with investigating
every form Of baseball gambling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
TEXASLONGHORNS
LOOK FOR BRIGHT
SEASON ON GRID"

and then. given the pigal<in. advanced
IL seYe1ty-five yards In two downs.
Among the Shorthorns who VIII oe
eligible this year are: George McCui-
Tough, an end from Missouri who was
selected as a member Of the ALA z
+. teams because Of his work In foot
bah finals overseas Kyle Elan ana
Joe Ellis, bac<field men from Texas
A. & II. and several other men who
have starred with other Texas schools
or northern colleges More than 100
candidates are expected 20 report az
Clark field next week.
Baylor university, At Waco. ac-
rordlnE TO reuortEs expects 70
build its team around ltn big full
back. Mig Dots0n. DOfIou Easzed
fame last year for his plnalne and
being speedy a. well a. FelEhty
made q formidible Zoe when the
ball was In play. He q captain
Of the squad and has NEST Of laat
year'a nen a. well as several
promising recruits to draw from
Texas A & H. winner Of last
years Southwestern Conferences
Championship. has a strong prospec-
tive SQUAD headed BY Jack Mahan.
who gained a place on the United
states Olympic team this year. Re-
ports are that only two lnemen wiz
Be missing from the lineup OF last
year ard that 100 men wiz report for
practice Al Kyle field
Rice institute Is centering It's hopes
mostly on last years holdovers and
Lindsay. a 175-pounder, who does 100
Yards IN ten seconds The school also
has considerable new material
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11
Ted Ray Hits Like Babe Ruth
Golf Champion A Long Driver

short He was unable to supply the
power needed On occasions OF that
kind the golfer has to give his all 70
a shot But the average beginner
should forget such Incidents They
concern him not until he has reached
a place in the golfing world wherein
experience Is his friend and par god
not unknown 10 the clubs In his Bag
There f. no other good cure for
pressing than TO play our shots
comfortably, using the club when
VIII surely get Us where we want
TO Eo. Unless we do ehis We viii
I0nE delay IN Improvement In our
Eame for any other plan VIII
force n TO slug the ball And ~
most golf faults come from too
great a desire to succeed tie rem
edy offered II not 50 much a cure
a. q preventative, always better
scheme to tie tO.-Copyright, 1870
Sol Metzger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-11

Nike Hauser. catcher No. 10 on the
Joplin list this season. Is doing good
work for Jimmy Hamilton and the
have any more changes behind the
bat Hauser was secured from Gal
weston Of the Texas league in eX-
change for catcher King and out
fielder Ruedy.