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TALLER DE CARPINTERIA

Cor la direction del competentisi-
mo maestro de Carpinteria, F. G. Ur-
gell, Sc han dado principle los ira
bajos, en- Ell taller de carpinter{a. Un
progreso rapido Sc va notando, pues
Mr. Uurgell dedica todas sus energias
para que ell taller, igual que aquel que
en- Manati dej6 instalado, sea modelo
en- la isla.
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PoR JUEGoS PRoHIBIDos

Por orden del Tribunal municipal
de Juana Diaz, la Detective procede
IA al arresto de Dolores Ruiz, Isl
dro Colon, Juan Lopez, Librado Guz
man, Santiago ZaSas y Juan San
tiago, a quienes sc aeusa del delito
de juegos prohibidos.
Ell Tribunal ha sefalado 500 de
fianzn cada uno.
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Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.

hibidas; Rogelio Nadal, infraccion ar
ticulo 163 del C6digo Penal, Y Ra-
mon Rivera y Guilermo Rosado, in
fraction ordeRanzas municipales.
Ell CORRESPONSAL. 8
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socIEDAD DEL TERcER ANo

Con verdadero entusiasmo Sc ha or
ganizado la sociedad que ha de re-
gir los destinos del Tercer ano. Sus
activos miembros, 10 mismo que sus
valiosisimos Consejeltos, Srta. Maria
L. Herrera d. Antonio Sarriera,
contribuira al desarrollo Y adelanto
de esta, parn ergullo de todos.
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DESDE LA "CEN-
TRIAL HIGH SCHOOL"
-VARIAS NOTICIAS
NUEvoS SALoNES

Con el fin de proporcionar mas ca
bida y comodidad, Sc estan construyen
do dos salones anexos al salon de es-
tudio. Segdn informes recibidos, uno
de estos salones sera dedicado al labo
ratorio de Biologia y ell otro al labora
torio de Quimica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
REsOLUCIoNEs DEL
GRAN JURADo

Ell Gran Jurado dict6 resoluci6n en-
los siguientes casos, declarando la acu-
saCion fundada presentada por ell fiscal
del Distrito, licenciado Diaz Collazo:
Miguel A. Torres, Alberto Ortega, dos
acusaciones, por escalamiento EN- primer
grado; Luis Suarez, hurto mayor; jose
Lopez, seduction; Ramon Rivera, escala
miento en- primer grado; Jose Manu-
che, asesinato; Francisco de Jesus, VIC
lacion; Julio Rivera, falsa representa-
cion; Dolores Serrano, asesinato en- Sc
gundo grado; Eduardo Monge, escala-
miento Ell primer grado; Andres Cap6,
robo; Pedro Falcon Beltran y Pedro
Martinez, escalamiento EN- primer gra-
do; Dionisio Santos Villa, mutilacion;
Luis Atilano, seduction; Isabel Rosa,
mutilaci6n; Ezequiel Rivera, delito con
ira natura; Jose Ortiz, sodomia Jose
Manuel Carmona, escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado; Edelmiro Morales, violaci6n;
Jose Batista (a) Chaleman, hurto ma
yOL, bIdu11O bAdG, uOu4C4uAo VOluAGd-
rio; Ernesto Gonzalez, escalamiento; Ra
mon Monserrate, escalamiento en- pri-
mer grado; Jose Erazo Emilio Cente-
no, delito contra natura; Antonio Ra-
mos, abuse de confianza; Miguel O'Neill,
violaci6n; Eugenio Torres y Nicomedes
Negron, escalaniento en- primer grado;
Hilario Cruz, mutilaci6n; Balbino Rodri-
guez, esealamiento en- primer grado; 10
sc Huertas, hurto mayor; Juan Bermu-
dez Sanchez, infraccion al Codigo Penal,
por ocultar a un criminal de la accion
de la justicia; JESUS Cruz Gomez, infrac
ci6n al articulo 152 del C6digo Penal,
por fugarse estando cumphendo condena
por escalamiento en- primer grado; JESUS
Cruz Gomez (a) Chuchtl, atentado a IN
vida; Jesiis Cruz Gomez, asesinato, acu
sado de haber asesinado al policia Juan
Fernandez.
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INSPECTOR DE PEsAs Y MED1DAs

Ha sido nombrado inspector de Pesas
y Medidas de Guayanilla, don Jose Fran
ceschini,
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Ell porto R1co''

LEGO aver por la mafana de Nueva
York, con carga y pasajeros.
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ACUsACIoNEs NO FUNDADAS

Pedro Acct Fermin, seduction; Ma
nuel Pagan, violacion en- grado de ten
tativa; Pauline Cruz, homicide volunta
rio; Antonio Torres Cayetano Rosa
rio, abuse de con1anza; Rafael Cutie
rrez, hurto mayor
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PARA DISCUTIR:

La sociedad literaria "JOSE DE
DIEGO" Sc dispone a empezar sus
trabajos de campaiia con un debate
entire lbs miembros, con el tema
"RESUELVASE QUE LOS CURAS
DEBERAN SER MUJERES". Sc
espera que seran muchas las ense-
ianzas que nos den los dos bandos.
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ULTIMO ESCRUTI-
Mo DE NUESTRO
CONCURSO ROYAL
Relaci6n de las Professors y Profe-
sores CUE han obtenido votos hasta ell
dia de aver:
EsCRUTINIo DE OCT. 18, 1920
PRoFEsoRAs:-

PRoFEsoRAs:-
I Carmen Salgado, Caguas, 2151
Conception Rodriguez, San Juan, 2031
Ana Maria O'Neill, San Juan, 2019
Maria T. Camacho de Robles, S. J., 1886
Pillar BarboSa, San Juan, e48
Agustina Musa, Santurce, I'll
Andrea Lopez, Caguas, 625
Maria Luisa Herrera, San Juan, 623
Amelia Silva, Cabo Rojo, 602
Angeles Irizarry, San Juan, 585
Maria Iturregui, San Juan, 52s
Laura L. Miraihl, Ponce, 523
Ana Maria Scltero, Santurce, 452
OLYMPIA Rodriguez, Manati, 430
Leonor Rodriguez, San Juan, 424
Julia E. Ball, Arecibo, 392
Frovidencia Gonzalez, Santurce, SIG
Monserrate Diaz, Vieques, 371
Ramona Osorio, Manati $50
Carmen Prado, Vega Alta, $50
Carmen Castro, Cataho, 272
Belen Boada, San Juan, 263
Dolores Ramirez, San Juan, 249
Rosa Ma Arcay, Cata1o, 214
Providencia Hetch, San Juan, 214
Carmen Negroni, Guayanilla, 194
Malta Fernandez, Rio Piedras, 1874
Maria Luisa Infante, Santurce, 174
Clotilde Melendez, San Juan, 172
Lucia Barbosa, San Juan, 164
Elisa Rubio, Santulce, $50
Josefna Fabregas, San Juan, LAG
Maria Mercedes Marti Cabo Rojo, 121
Adela Diaz, Santurce, 1T
Maria Garcia Quinones, Caguas, III
Rosa Ochart, Ponce, lis
Mariana A. Pesante San Juan, 115
Josefna Romero, San Juan, 100
Ofelia C6rdova, Ponce, 106
Julia II Lafont, Santurce, 101
Elisa Garcia, Santurce, 101
Ines Garcia Amoros, Ponce, 100
Margarita Alvarez, Ponce, 80
Julia J. Bauza, Ponce, 70
Cristina G.. de Vazquez, Juncos, 72
Caledonia Armstrong, San Juan, sc
Mireya Malaret, Ponce, So
Maria L. Ruiz, San Juan, so
Julia E. viuda de Munoz, Juncos, So
Maria Machin, Rio Piedras, 81
Cali Adorno, Santurce, so
PROFESoRES:
JESUS M Quinones, Santurce, 1000
Fausto Percy, Ponce, 1446
Alfredo Mufiiz Souffront, Ponce, 954
Juan A. Gains, Puerta de TERRA, 676
Manuel Negron Collazo, Bayam6n, 669
Pedro Gil, Rio Piedras, 664
Ramon Toro, Florida, 615
Alexandra Rodriguez, Aguadilla, 583
Antonio D Nieves, Fajardo, 568
Enrique Alvarez, Mayaguez, 443
Antonio Quidgley, Juncos, 22S
Pablo Bonilla, Cabo Rojo, 176
Andres Tirado Sanchez, Coamo, 14S
Isidoro Garcia, Mayaguez, ia
Andres Sepulveda, CanNy, LOG
Medardo Carazo, Trujiilo Alto, 81
Ramon Santana Carrion, Toa Baja, 83
Martin Sierra, Guaynabo, 73
Francisco Ayala Falconi, Camuy, SO
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NOTA:-Solament publicamos los
nombres de aquellas personas que tienen
de cincuenta votos en- adelante.
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iTRIUNFAREMOS? /

Es esta IN pregunta que todos nos
hacemos, al conocer ell ultimo resul-
tado del Cer6lmen de Ell MUNDO,
viendo ccupar a otra profesora el
primer puesto, y no nuestra candi-
data IA honesta y simpatica Ana
Maria O'Neill.
Precise es saber las bGenas cuali-
dades con que esta adornada la admi
rada por todos, Srta. O'Neill. No exis
te ninguna diferencia entire sus dis
cipulos, porque tampoco existe en- su
corazon ninguna otAl diferencia. A
todos nos quiere desinteresadamente
va todos nos distingue con verdadcra
oposicion.
Justa es nuestra lucha por tan anna
bic profesorR, y dispuestos estamos
a conquistarle el triunfo merecido.
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DEPORTE OFRECIDO A
LOS ESTUDIANTES:

Bajo la direction del enthusiastic ma
estro William S. Small, Sc ha forma
do un team de Base Bull, que Sc dis
pone a concertar desaffos con varios
de la isla.
Seg1n informes recibidos del Sc
nor secretario, Manuel Hernandez
Hernandez, dicho team piensa medir
pronto sus fuerzas con otro, plra
tai fin, ell manager Juan Torruellas
el captain Pedro Daniel, han auto
rizado al seifor Hernandez pam que
ccncierte un desafio con Fajardo,
Rio Piedras la "Radio Station.
Ademas de este team, Sc ha orga
nizado otro de Basketball" COM
puesto por ninas. Ell director atleti-
CO 10 es ell sefior Small, quien dirije
los diferentes deportes.
Triunfos sobre triunfos les desea-
mos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
HALEY
) TELLS Of TROUBLE

and sometimes got so dizzy Just
keeled over. When l felt these
spells coming on me while patrol
ing my district I had to call for
relief and 90 to my home.
Then year ago ! had an at
tack of influenza which left me
very weak. l began having mus
cular rheumatism SO bad I couldn't
work regularly. Often my back
hurt 30 bad I just had to sit down
until the pain wore OF.
well, I heard SO many people
telling about how Tanlac had help
ed them, decided to see what it
would do for me. So took . course
Of I'VE bottles. and 1t has put me
back on the job feeling fine.
Indigestion is q thing Of the
past with me. and I enjoy eating
like have not done in years. All
my strength and energy have come
back to me, and l never lose day
from work ON account Of bad
health.
II am entirely free from consti-
patton, never have q headache or
dizzy spell, and can patrol my dis
trict now. even in rainy weather,
and never feel . touch Of my rheu-
matism Tanlac il simply great for
troubles like had"
Tanlac is sold in Rock Island by
Carl E. Schlegel drug stores and
the leading druggists in every city.
|-(Adv.) Y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
By H. o. (PAT PAGE,

Ox IL We All 1AUkS
Former Basketball Coach Of The
University Of Chicago and Now
Of Butler College, Indianapolis s,
The. real inside stun OF basket
ball is kept under cover. When .
game il over the average specta-
tor compares the scores and lets it
go at that. He hasn't seen the team
work that has made the scores
possible.
The visiting squad is always
handicapped from to 10 points on
q strange floor. The goals, the
lighting of the court and the sur
rounding audience, closely packed
in, are the big factors that must be
COPIED with.
Some coaches teach only a GER
tain style Of team play, while
others pick their quintets and
drill them in method Of play that
suits their personal demands.
Credit is due the coach who, in
an amateurish way, takes FIVE
men and develops teamwork.
II q coach has q bunch OF
bruisers they will probably be bet
ter on defense, playing low-score
,, games. Such a squad usually de-
velops the individual style of at
tack-a five-man defense with a
three-man rush for Scoring
The most common system OF
team play, however, is known as
the long pass game. An ideal
combination to handle this style
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17

All the news all the time The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
'HcExplains

of playing IL made up Of two big.
tall men and three speeders, and
you have the reach at the end.
The ,clevers men, playing on the
ball. run the door and produce
the punch. Long passes from s
to Is yards go to spots, and the
ball is kept in . high plane. The
pass is Considered faster than the
dribble.
on large s4-foot court this
system is a winner from an energy
standpoint. Work generally starts
with the tall, large men who feed
the speeders. Probably the best
way for opponents to match this
long pass combination Is with .
three-man defense playing 1t
spots.
Owing to the small court Of the
smaller towns the tendency OF
teamwork is to swing toward the
short pass game. The big ..'lum-
berjack" type Of player is impos-
sible- for this style. Small men
who are quick and can travel meet
the demands best. -
The team works the ball in q
low plane. Passes from 2 to s
yards are used and the ball is
snapped around fast. Sidesteps
and pivots predominant and
above all, quick starts are -neces-
sary. Cross passes with men run
ming in circles to lose opponents
get results. S
Four or five men enter into the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17

drive "Work thu Balf in" is
their motto II takee = fye-man
defense TO stop Them
Lone Star.
A. !, Cocktail soro. ta.m. hu,la
around the ace-tha onen fIeld
runner IN ths rourt h. r. called
the I'm. 9tar Ha carries the
~.me mt. fhe nuncb into the
NAV nossa.ses phsnomenai an
dnrnnce veirht ma apeed IN a
ciev.r dr;hhler And sida- stenner
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17

Minneapolis, MIMI, Dec. IT.
ninnesota's DISASTROUS 1870 foot
ball season. when 1t lost it, six
Big Ten" games. was without
parallel In Gopherdom. . diligent
search Of the athletic records re-
veals.
DR.. 81. L. Williams has coached
Minnesota at football for Il years,
including the season inst closed,
and in that time Minnesota elev-
ems have played 1e1 games. win
ming 129, losing - and tying six.
This is percentage Of .S15.
In that time, Minnesota scored
1901 points to her opponents sos,
and in one year. 1904, her seasons
count wss 7z7 to her opponents IL.
That year the Gophers counted 14S
points in q game with Grinnell
(Iowa) college, which was held
scoreless. This is the Gopher high
mark for a single game in q years.
= Up to 1870, only four times had
teams scored more than 20 points
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PREHA H | J
Nl|nI|l|'1||I!!Et


urbsna, IN. Dsel Using esysn
veterans pf last yS1f's tsa1k y
Z nuclead. end Au111ef q pton-
Using sophomoees ord uDopr class
men Who hersto6nce havo - oeen
slikible. Paul p1eAn. wn1lling
coach Ct the Cniyse1lly = u
has started his protsge0 OF
tensivs training grind 70 CO.
them for coming meets. 80 -sAs
.Rscruits are being spurred r. ~
the fact that . meet with poanQI
varsa eeems assured. II am S
Il will call for 1 return meet q
Illinois travels to Philadelph k4ie
year, Pennsylvania win jcuEHs ~
Illinois next year. raa
-Four dual meets have beeu GnAo1-
uled IN which Illinois will DUoe1f-
pate. The program follows: aas
Jan. Wisconsin ct Wiscoanln.
Feb. 19-Iowa ct Iowa 1sAa
Feb. 26-Chicago 1t Urbana
March 4-Purdue at UroanA.
The championship meet viii b
held in Indiana on March II and Il.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
Says He Suffered Six
long Years and Lost
Much Time From Work
Before He Got Tanlac-|
Feels Fine Now.

MANY Of my comrades. A. we'll
- numbers OF my other friends.
know what I think Of Tanlac, for
l have told Them" said Patrick Ha-
ley, well known police officer, re-
siding at 1923 South Ninth street,
Terre Haute, Ind, recently.
Mr.. Haley has been . member Of
tho Terre Haute police force for
the last Is years, and is not only
popular ~ an Officer, but highly es-
teemed as q citizen.
For five years. continued OH
Ger Haley, there was scarcely .
day that my stomach did not give
me trouble. Then as time went on
other ailments came on me until
was in q mighty bad fix.
AFTER meals my food seemed to
collect in a lump. like lead, right
in the pit Of my stomach. At times
i had cramping pains which al
most drew me double, and for
hours just suffered agony.
For years I Had been. troubled
with constipation and sluggish
liver, and had severe headaches,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17

completes the trio. Is the fastest
man down under q forward pass
on the gridir0n today. His speed.
together with the passing of Work
man, pulled his team out Of = hole
in the Wisconsin game in the last
minute Of play, and he has repeat
ed this on other occasions. Had
Stinchcomb been an ordinary man,
xithough fairly fast, he would not
have been able to get away with
these plays, for the defense was
prepared for them, saw them COM
ing, and yet was deceived in both
cases On account Of this peculiar
burst of speed which Stinchcomb
Is able to put on. Stinchcomb is
also a quarterback Of note and
backfield runner second to none;
but it is just that asset Of speed
which makes it necessary to have
him. We reserve Scheerer Of
Princeton and Templeton OF Stan
ford as long distance punters for
emergencies.
I'VE thus put in that remarkable
little generals hands, Lourie, all
the weapons Of attack that We can
possibly give him by the use Of
Way, .Stinchcomb and Gipp. We
put in front of him line Of su-
preme power, a~line on which We
can count upon, three remarkable
men for getting down the field un-
der q kick-Finchers Carney and
Keck-men in Keck and Scott who
are liable to hurry any punter, and
very likely block a kick; men in
Callahan and Keck who can alter
nate in rowing defense: q tackle in
Scott who can not only smash the
interference, but who 10 quick
enough to seize the runner. and in
Stein . steady passer who feeds
the ball we'll to his backs 1t all
times.
How Team Weuld Excel
THE stiffness Of this line on de-
fense-its speed to hurry forward
passers, and its power to open
holes and drive the opposition back
ON offense-is exceptionally high
class, and opposing tackles who
were menaced by Fincher and Car
ney at the time they were trying
to get through at the runner would
ind their hands full.
"As q matter Of fact. with this
line there would be very little
tackling left for the secondary de-
tense, and in that way It would be
kept fresh A. all times. With Lou
rte and Gipp throwing forward
passes, Stinchcomb and Way re-
ceivinE them, q defense Of the OPP
ponents would be we'll put 70 1t to
offer . tight resistance. and with
this line opening holes and driving
the opposing line hack for these
backs, the secondary defsnSs Of
the opponents would have 70 come
mp At times.
"And q great ASSET to it, own
defense to that now most danger
Gus menace to modern football. the
forward pass. Is that all, these hack.
field men are Of the keen-Witted
type that diagnoses tho direction
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17

On Z Gopher e1evsn. and The worst
beating Minnesota ever recefved
was ct the hands Of Chicago. n
1871. when the mai count vas -
TO B. No other ~tsam his scored
that many points against III
Gophers.
In. the season Just closed. two
teams counted more than % points
against Minnesota Iowa led with
g points, and Indiana got over
with q points.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17

break in the line and getting to it
by the time the runnersreaches it.
A bad shoulder forced him into the
position of guard On account OF his
inability to pass the ball, but that.
has not in the least interfered with
his work as guard. Woods Of
Harvard was in class by himself
for power, aggressiveness and abil-
ity to diagnose plays. His huge
frame is impregnable to line fore
ing, and he is wonderfully active
for such big man.
Two Great Centers.
AT center it was for q time a
very close thing between Stein of
Pittsburgh and Cunningham of
Dartmouth. SteinIAas come through
just . little more successfully than
Cunningham. Not that this casts
any reflection upon the latter, but
it must be remembered that Dart
mouth suffered at the hands of both
Syracuse and Penn, whereas Pitts
burgh. in spite of some close calls,
has come through, and Stein has
really been the keystone of the line
and has kept 1t together when
things were disintegrating.
He passes particularly well and
is thoroughly satisfactory in all the
requirements of this not exceeding
" difficult Job. A good deal OF the
passing now is direct passing. and
that requires even greater regular
ity than passing through the quar-
terback. Stein is exceptionally
good ct this from his long expert
ence under the Glenn Warner sys-
tenn.
Three Star Quartefh
1.-THE quarterback position goes.
after much consideration, to Lourie
Of Princeton, because, az climax
to the rest 6f his work. his gen.
eralship not only in former games
but in his final contest Of the sea-
son, that with Yale. was almost
uncanny in its accuracy in disclos-
ing every weak point Of his oppon-
ents. In all other points. McMil-
ian and Boynton were quite on par
with him. In fact, Mcmillan up
held in q high degree the wonder
ful reputation he made last year.
and both he and Boynton are ex-
ceptional assets to any team.
Gin the hockfield, Gipp Of ;
Metro Dame gets the first place
on accsunt of his Versatility
and power, able ~ he b to
pant, drsp-kick, ferward.pass,
run, tackle In fact, do any.
thing that any back6eld nan
co1ld ever b required to do.
and do Il In . well nigh super.
latiye fashion. He drop.kieked
on hls fresAnAA tam q yards.
when . man who has been tax.
en Of with . badly injured
shoulder can 20 IN On . pinch
and carry the ball ever the
goal lIue to get his team an
absolutely necessary tssea.
down, something Of the nsa's
newer can well be unAersteol
way Of Penn State gets the
next place, mot only for speed
elusiveness and quick sising up Of
opportunity, but also because be
could always be relied upon when
held on the side lines to 80 In a
anv time when things were men
acinr TO his team and make the
nocs1sary gains against any oppo-
sition. A most elusive back. TAI
! more than any Of the others. he
still. has plenty Of power fol-
straight line pluaging and Oh
/ tackle plsyS.
! 0f1Noheonh Fastest
sStinehcomb Of Ohio STATE. who
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
SEEK AuN0THRR PAGE.

Chicago. Dec. 17.-With probably
the best playing material out for
tryouts on the University Of CHICAGO
basketball team the school - enter
tanning the gloom bug bscaaee Il
has no one Of Pat Pages caliber To
show them how 1t II done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
FUN FOR GlvvT.

Salt Lake, Dec. 17.-Faas here be-
lieve that their pastime NEXT season
will be watching Gavvy Cravath
smack 'em over the wall. Old
Wooden Shoes liked the Philly park,
but the Salt Lake fences are even
closer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17

and can cover up quickly. On the
whole, 1t is one Of the most versa
tile teams on attack and stiffest on
defense that has ever been put to-
gether." -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-17
on TNR HUNT,

Pittsburg. Dee. 17.-WasAingtca
and Jefferson are In the market for
. football coach. The alumni has
raised $4,000 for the purpose OF
getting . sound coaching system
Coach Morrow says - - resigned
for keepo.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1920-11-19
- SHUTTING
DOWN To sEn0cE
WAGES Or WORK RS

In spite of the loudly heralded cam.
paign talk rnal tie election Vas the
Cause OF The shutting down Of indus.
Try and that The iack OF confidence
in the administration aas causing the
markets 10 tighten up. We ind that
the plan If shutting seNn industry 4
Sill going on very RAPIDLY From all
the evidence gathered BY those Who
know conditions. i Is found that the
present condition Is being adopted feT
the purpose Of bringing down Vases
and Incidentally faseiGg fight
Aagainst organized labor Many Of
he employers are opsn N their Al,
tack upon labor while others are try.
ing To cover up their actions. In sey'
aral places in this state factories have
been shut down for a couple Of weeks
and Just before opening up have
posted notices. stating that the plants
will reopen ON certain date with \
reduction OF wages as high as twenty
per cent and one 20 Two hours In
lcrease on the day This is what tho
/ hig interests cali prosperity and 10
those industries where the workers
have no organization. the conditions
are heing accepted. because they have
no other choice in the matter. This
plan Is being adopted all over the
country and 1t is meeting With success
In many places This Is serious
problem and one which does MOI tend
to promote harmony and prosperity
sooner or later Il will cause the nm.
organized workers 10 rebel and then
all the powers at the command of Rig
nil ST ifsssn
in their demand for a square deal