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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
NAME EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE FOR
LOCAL AUXILIARY

Mrs. l.. P. Delk, Mrs. D. A. n.
bel and Miss Myra johnson wen
named as members OF the eXecu.
tive committee of the woman's aur.
iliary of the Fallerans post Of Ii.
American Legion at the second
called meeting of the auxiliarl
held at the library in Aledo lask
night. q
The committee on bylaws n
ported that the regular meeting
of the auxiliary would be fixed
after Jan. 1. 1921, for the second
and fourth Tuesdays in the month.
The bylaws committee also rec.
commended that the due of the anl.
Hilary be 81 per year. Both ven
accepted by the members Of tho
auxiliary present. a
a report from the committee 0,
obtaining funds to help the men q
the Fallerans post furnish their
club rooms showed that to date
over $244 has been turned in
Those acting on the commits
were: Miss Edith Hall, Mrs. o. Z
Carlstrom. Rose Jobusch, Myn
Johnson. Charles Nesbitt and Mrs.
l.. c. Detwiler. The section q
town covered by the women undei
Miss johnson turned in the largest
amount of money, having COLLECTED
SASS. Mrs. George P. Hawks made
the largest individual collection
turning in 5000.
Those named by the president %
inquire concerning prices Of fu''
niture for the Legion room Gsl
Mrs. l.. c. Detwiler, Mrs. Klein
smid and Miss Jessie Blazer. TheJ
will report at the next meeting.
1t was voted that the e1ecutIvs
committee name the following com.
mittees and report same at the neII
meeting of the auxiliary: Member
snip committee. Americanizaliof
committee, floral committee, memo
rial comittee and service CONT
tee.
1t was also decided at the nleel.
ing to hold the charter open uaul
Feb. /, 1921. and that the age llml'
of membership for the auxiliary %
fixed at IS years OF age.
The next meeting Of the aux
larry will be held on Monday, Des
10, at the library, at 7;3o oeio'A
in the evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
ANNOUNCE CAST
FOR MINISTRIES


East Mcline's best talent will APP
pear in the snappy musical to be
given by the East Moline Woman's
Community league at the Strand
theatre, East Moline. Wednesday
and Thursday nights Of this week.
The evenings programs will be pre-
scented in two parts The first will
be the minstrel, with its scene laid
at the Seldom Inn and the second
is entitled the Follies of H. C. L.
Florence Magill-Wallace is direc-
tor Of the show. The program for
the MINISTRIES is as follows; >
Opening chorus, Everything-En-
tire cast.
Introducing members Of the wait
ers' union, including c. D. Me.calfe
chef; Misses Geraldine Long, Edna
Peterson, Marie Glenn. Mrs. c. D.
Metcalfe, Messrs. Ralph Stolz, J. H
Siefken. Roy Anderson and Carl
Metcalfe.
Bell boy-Edward Jones.
Mrs. Maloney Of Melody Lane
Mrs. s. A. Cartwright.
Pretty Kitty Kelley-Dr. A. E
Baker
The Bell Hop Blues-Edward
Jones.
Madame CALI Curci" in I Gave
My Heart Away-Mrs. F. T. Shear.
man.
"Senor Caruso" in The Moonlight
sonata-Ralph E. Stolz.
Geraldine Farther in A Million
Miles from Nowhere-Miss Geraf
dine Long.
Love The Land of Old Black Jo<
Howard Bensell and company.
Madame Gadski" in I Love Youl
Wonderful EYes-Mrs. ]. H. Ander'
son.
Bless My Suwanee River Hom'
-"Senor CarusO" and company.
John MacCormack" in Dear Oh
Pal Of Mine-Clarence. Lancaster.
| Gave Her That-JOhn SEEKER
and Edna Peterson.
MARY Garden" in Whispering
Miss Bernice Mason.
I'd Like Another Situation-Mrs
S. A. Cartwright.
Madame Louise Homer" in Lit
! tie Blue Diamonds-Mrs. Robert M
Harper.
Members of the cast have beel
, engaged in a ticket selling cam
paign. The general seat sale be
gan yesterday morning. L,.-.
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago, Dec. Wheat, No. 2 red
1.99; No. hard. 1.S2@1.S3: No. l
northern, 100; No. dark northern,
1888; No. 2 dark northern, 1.78k.
Corn, No. ? mixed, 79c; No. 5
mixed, 75@76c; No. 4 mixed, 1870
75c; No. 5 mixed, 72hc; No. 3 vel
low. 77h@7Sc; No. 4 yellow, 100
77kc; No. yellow, TN @74Ac;
No. 2 white, 7SC; No. 3 white, 751sc;
No. 5 white, 7Sc.
Oats, No. 2 white, 50% @51Ac;
No. white. 49h@50kc.
Rye, No. 2, 1.63A.
Barley, 75@S4c.
Timothy seed, 5.B0@7.00.
Glover seed, 15.00@22.00.
Pork. nominal; Lard, 1900. Ribs,
12.50@14.00.
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Peoria Gram.

Peoria, ILL.,. Dec. Corn re-
ceipts, 80 cars; 1sc to 11sc lower;
No. / yellow. S21Ac; No. Z yellow.
S2kc; No. 3 yellow new, 76c;
No. yellow (new), &C; No.
white new, 731ac; No. white
new, Zoe; No. l mixed. nc; No.
5 mixed new. Csc; No. mixed
new, &c.
Oats receipts. 8 cars; unchanged !;
No. 2 white, 51h@52c; No. 4 white,
4Sc.
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FIREMEN CALLED
TWICE IN NIGHT

Moline flremen were called out on
two small fires last night. The
nrst one, q burning chimney. at the
Charles Dunn residence. 1928 Fiji
teenth street, at 7:45. was estin-
guished without great loss. Chem
icals were used. At 1925 the fire.
men were called to Eleventh street
and Fifth avenue. Moline. where
an overturned can Of gasoline had
been ignitef
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
APPOINT NGEISON
MASTER CHANCERY

Attorney P. r. 1ngleson will be
the master in chancery for the Mo-
line city court. Appointment of
Attorney Ingleson was made by
Judge G. o. Dietz, instead of hav-
ing special appointments. Since
the election of Frank Landee as
probate judge the office of MASTER
in-chancery has been filed at vari-
Gus times by special appointment
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
STREET LIGHTS ORDEREn.

The East Moline city council
last evening instructed the light
committee to install street lights
at the corner Of Thirteenth avenue
and River road and one on Seventh
street hill and Twenty-fifth avenue.
These streets have been dark and
complaints made about it to the
council.
The council also ordered the
bridge at Sixteenth street and Eigh-
teenth avenue repaired. Monthly
reports were read. The meeting
VA short, only general business
being transacted.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. Cattle:
receipts 10000; beef steers, steady;
prime heavy steers, $14.00; She
stock, steady; bulk, $5.25@6.0o;
bulls and Gamers, steady; common
heavy calves SOC lower; best veal
ers, Csc higher at $3.50; stockers
and feeders, strong to Csc higher;
steers to country buyers, $1,000.
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SMALL FIRE.

A small blaze, thought caused by
falling of sparks on the rooof at the
home Of j. o. Freeman, on West
First street, caused the fire COM
pany to be called out at o'clock
this morning. Little damage was
done.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, Dec. Potatoes steady,
receipts 70 cars; Northern Whites
sacked 1.60@1.75 per hundred
weight; Idaho Russets sacked 200
per hundred weight.
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Kansas CITY Cash Gram

Kansas CITY. Mo, Dec, 7Ns'l
wheat. 1c t. &c lower; NO. n'1'
1.7761.s3; No. | red l.ss. -.
Corn. unchanged to lc lower, w.
2 mixed. 15C; No : white, 'ov''"
No. 2 yellow, soc.
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Peoria Livestock.

Peoria. Ill, Dec. Hog receipts.
$500; 15c to sc lower; active; top.
$50; bulk. s.5069.75; lights, 9.35
0s.s0: mediums, S.So0s.So; heav-
ies. s-so0S.Se: hsavy packing. SIS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
WHY SAVE

A few cents when buying candies
made in dirty shops Of injurious
substitutes when you can buy
MEADOWBROOK Milk Chocolates
and DELTANUT that you know are
right.
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Horses and Mules,

East St. Louis, Mo-, Dec. T..
Horses and mules, unchanged.
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ALEDO SOCIETY

The G. T. C.. club of the First
Presbyterian church enjoyed a pic
mic supper at the church last night.
Officers elected for the coming
are: President, Annette Smith; vice
president. Mrs. Celeste Thede; sec
rotary, Edith Church; treasurer,
lola Sullinger.
Mrs. David Wilson. and Mrs.
George Hawks entertained at the
Wilson home on West Twelfth
street last night in honor of Mr..
and Mrs George Gutherie, who leave
tomorrow for Redwood Falls, Mimi,
where they will spend the winter
with their daughter, Mrs. Carl
Reynolds.
Miss Vera Nesbitt and Miss Wilma
Anderson will entertain al number
of young ladies tomorrow night at
the Nesbitt home on East Fourth
street in honor of Miss Ruth
Braught, whose marriage to Charles
Struble OF Marston will occur soon.
The affair will be in the form of
a china shower.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-07
OILS lI|aDR RAILS
GIVE STRENGTH
STOCK MART


New York. Dec. 7.-Heaviness Of
speculative issues, particularly the
chemical group, contributed to the
lower trend OF prices at the opening
Of today's stock market. American
Agricultural Chemical. yesterdays
weakest feature, registered an early
loss Of 81 points and American
International. American Wooden and
Royal Dutch lost point. Domes-
tic and Mexican oils were firm to
strong, especially Texas & Pacific.
Houston and American Linseed.
Steels, rails, equipments and mot
ors manifested further Irregular
ity at nominal advances and de-
clines. Exchange on London con-
tinued to weaken, breaking tx un-
der yesterdays final rates.
Oils and rails impaired 4 meas
ure of stability to the stock market
but this was, cvershadowed by the
weakness Of specialties. Sales ap-
proximated 10000 shares. The
close was heavv
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PRESSED TO THE LIMIT,
!. J. DAVIS CUP STARS WIN
Spectacular Tennis Marks thc
Second Round Of All Corners
Tourney ut Forest Hills.

FOREST HILLS. y. s.. August 81.
Pressed to the limit ny several OF
their opponents the stara OF the
Davis Cup team survived the ordeals
OF the second round OF the thirty
ninth annual allcomers championship
singles on the turf OF the West Side
Tennis Club here today.
or the famous quartet ". Norrls
Williams. H.. holder of the title in
drop set Tho others. William T..
Tildcn, H.. holder OF the worlds title.
William NJ. Johnston, San Francisco.
the playing through champion. and
Charirs s. Garland. al! displayed
communal when compelled 70 exert
themselves as the great field OF con
tcHtsnis Yesterday narrowed down.
"l'iurIs Triumph From BrIcnt.
Williams, playing as steady tennis
al lie has ever done In his whole
career. piucked triumph from defeat
conpuerer OF s. Howard Voshcii. the
hard, hitting LEFT handler. Of Brook,
Ign, by the tally OF sc. c.. 55. Ga.
Williams "tOmcs Iiu"h."
In this ensaEemcht Williams often
IN the miti sr, ST 40 On games
During this period his shorter vol
l"ys. found the net or the bail vent
hfriself together and aent snnppy
his court. when he il;tei his game
smothcreh his rivai
Tilden again was cnrrlcl "a a long
deuce set at the finish Of his match,
aEs,si, NJ ' ThoHaa Hif,,f %
Newark, X J.. ~ The Inhy ca. Ct.
III ,I In The final set Ac%erianl
hittkcd By superior yoii3ying ,hai
had the effect of throwing ridden
nu.asu that tho games went through
the deuce sessions before thc famous
iliayer pulled out
-Johnston catches n Tartar:
j9hnstGn FOUND The drives or NJ
Ired D lianmett. former New YORK
be- Etcntnd with respect lie won at
C-2.-6-i. 6-i, playing chiry from deep
court Garland was In the best form
through Edward Il. icnedlet. ,he
young Cambridge. Mass, player. at
4. GO. G-c
coal and self contained stroking thri
n Included. Clarence j ,;rIi'lr. OF
.an trahcisco. Fpoh"d the DAVIS Gun
b Inn t,a n9nr. 81 kieh@rt Iiarte ne
81. 10. rs. iiartc's ground strokes
%ere wanting IN cTcctivcncSs and
nc "ns neNct an" 10 gain the net
hsaa.nsl tho phssing sho;s which TIA.
ktihhd Roberts ana Wills ~
paws. aio ~ the fotees from the
The playing OF i.nG.rts ut Cos.
Trangc, was Of high-eiaas a. lie d.
isateh Hoffman N!vkcrson. OF S,w
ork' o-2, 60. GO As i puSls Cup
team asprnnt tho st5ci: Oh Eoo.,i,
%tht vi DAVIS defeated Nnirrw
a9rsan' ri rennsyiy1nia. 81. a-s.
Among the nthcr prominent win.
ners wa samuel hardy. captain a,
Ne DAVIS CUP team, Watson II
veteran. Frederick T. AlGNanI,er
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SARATOGA RESULTS

.f.r., 'af;s seven turlonEs rhler. n,
/" seeond - LAVu. no d.ysep p '
IIiou%tihs fhy,uaa Alma n Iyyc,.
se,css,sjj" an, ana baiN li. sito .fau
iNsance 70 out cuL Won iaitS
ssi{oni War iiGme, lIi CSein,r, - u
10 y aIt ,hirI Time. i.iit.5 Eil:Ii
hlEt f1te--siN furlruss-IcorsrJo N
va S.."nntwnEtri. u ~ 10 - 10. 1 L.
is",Ss 20 v second: Crolc. li5 tRowani
il;s-r roa aSh Ma ~, sR5i[,1,,. ili,.e:
snit Grey Dag. Dar,nluo- Exodus fi.r
ni: ~. and SMOKE screen alien ran
Eourth rasr--Onp miIr nni! siR rt-l,p..
-. -. Esteruinator, l-f ir.frn-y,he,t -
~ ou,' out won; tleuuatra iii tMctterD.
= 2ii 'eeoni. rim -fs5l-5 ruiv
,Eif,h race one nile -Vhunters,or,r M
1890, 70 10 put aju Pastoral
tondi tAninun9rr. TIC ,Caiiahnnl rs IL
n =; . 70 ~; out. TINA Time. i.'.I-6 LADY
EsNerVytk also IAN
SKIP taet--nve 0nt na.hsif mr!onrs--
ha.e behavesouts"t. III tl-yk.l. . "a g.
TO 10. ! 70 2. Nou. AtaIa. lie tKeoahi
i,isPe ~ 'SRSs.tSyy'o II ,s"go"h'. sgor;ig,s
;rstR chas,%aG rh Iii rs s irs 81 GaSn
noe. pusa jamaica n"ii ahi MGrialiab 5v
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.bOCALUsA WINS FINAL
IN TWO-YEAR-O OLD TROT
Rain Causes Another PostpOncmcnt
Of Grand Circuit Races
mt I,cadvillc.

RsADViLLE, MASS. August al
Rain again intcrfcrcd with the grand
circuit races at Readvilic today, al
though nine heats were contested be-
fore Il heayy shower caused post
ponrmcrt Of the unfinished events
until tomorrow
Boealusn. which Charley Valentine
drove TO new seasons mark yes
terday in the two-year-old division
Of tn" hors" breeder futuritr. won the
FINAL heat, 'rhc New York trottcr.
worthy chief. took the deciding scs
sion in the ,hree-y.ar-old ;rot In
which The Great Miss Morris was
dis'anccd N the second heat ycstcr-
day ATTIC taking tie first.
baroness Cochnto Wins.
Although iftcen horses started in
the $1,000 event for 2:lS trotters. the
rae" was rather easy for Baroness
CoChato. driven By Lon McDouaid
"ho won IN straigh, heats. Bonnie
Del was the pncemaker in each hea,
OF the 2:iO trot and won handily
rho ::ns trot. in which thc seasons
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MACHINE GUN" HOPKINS
TO MEET LAMPKIN HERE
HeaFyrc'sht Champion, OF Western
''o-Get-'Em. to Bnr Title Holder
of 10Th Division.

First Of the boxing exhibitions TO
be staged here Saturday nigh, hy the
American Legion for the entertain
mcnt OF men attending the legion
state convention and the Eigntiet n
Division reunion was announced last
night when the legion convention
committee stated that Floyd w. (Ma-
champion OF the United states Army,
western Department, and Gordon fl.
'k!d) l'ampkin, heavyweight cham
pion of tho Twenty ninth Division.
had been paired for the heavyweis IT
exhibition.
This match is ono Of six sparring
matches specially arranged by tic
American Legion convention commit
naires and Eightieth Division re-
urion!sts and to which the general
public VIII he welcomed. The boxing
exhibitions. the first TO he staged hers
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FOR RED, COARSE,
SHINY SKINS AND
ROUGH COMPLICATIONS

IN place of powder. use Or. Blairs
Cream OF Cucumber. Powder iliis
up tho pores of the skin. producing'
an unhealthy condition. whilo DR..
Blair's Cream of Cucumber renders
the skin beautifully clear, soft.
smooth and healthy.
Or. Blair's Creum of Cucumber is
guaranteed TO contain essence of Gu
cuinber. will not rub. dust or blow Oft
like powder. it's presence cannot be
detected ana one application lasts nll,
day. IT is cooling and refreshing,
and considered tho most refined and
exquisite of all complexion prephra-g
lions.
Or. Blair's Cream OF Cucumber Will
not grow hair. but does prevent black
hcads. Is excellent for sunburn tan.
and VIII. In time. remove all wrinkles
soc anu Sl.On. IN white and flesh roiss
ors' at all drug and department. stores.
ADV. c:
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in thirty years. arc to he put on Sat
urday night AZ tho CITY Auditorium
after the conclusion OF the wrestling
program and Marine Band concert.
Only those holding seats for he con
cert and wrestling Will he assured
OF witnessing the boxing bouts.
1t was announced yesterday that
Leo Pohi. OF Alexandria. and Ed Bel
rose. OF Clifton Forge. would mce;
In the middieweisht wrestling match
Tor the state Championship OF the
American Legion. The match will go
20 finish.
Tickets 10 the wrestling and band
concert viii bn placed on sale this
afternoon. scat holders being assured
OF places for The boxing exhibitions
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BATTER UP
Finch Hitting Tor JOE COIN.

Tories Of mo hour are home run, and
homo hr"w."
which reminds ne that. "be Il, ever 80
humble. 'hefcs no nae. ilke hn,n-c.
Nhen The home ursw' Is r!rht,
n.ua,trnSn, " ,AErlgrl,u,- says g per
frui i-uturfr siuv- ~ the rcfr.i-l.,
aen To rlay tau IN Ph'laielphi1. - ''''
He-;pa anl cincinna, clubs. 4, is ..id.
leot 20 c,li Diem "i;ei. ~ Trg'i;ssgp III T..
q "R'd
%o'higr ~ thar story that hell hath no
inls ,,.NI ".'1nn r.o'hod So what
DAY ~ "Nacfirg yeHEf,rre for tn- !Dgb..
"'ieGl - ,hr cay before.
,wct wtnM wel'., "nnr' tay 1T
ys-i5flH' fhsi 10Y ,crtain!y mas been
-s,, sug.niH ceietra,et ms coming dc.
circuit 10y ciruiinx III. oall for ,ntr.
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Gn-hrm Mniinn, Lrhirh

The chnmp!onship game between
Ford~ick l.ehigh Baseball club and
Goshen Athletic Club mayed last Sat.
urday ~ Goshen was won hy IN,
home team with score OF 3 10 .
1.ehirli mndc two runs in the second
1nhins, Walton making homer hy :,
fiy bali over the fence GuShea his
only lost or. game In your years Ia
tho Lehigh boys last "Wednesday,
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battling CInrkic W.. Kid Como.

tSPeciai 70 me Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE VA. August 81
BattlinS Clarke. the champion OF
the South*est and Kid Como. cham
pion ny-wcight boxers. and Edward
Belrose. one OF Americas fastest
matmen. VIII represent the Williams
Post. American Legion. clifton
Forge. Va. at the convention Satur-
day, Ecptcinbor :. All these mon are
known nationally by legion men.
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leading money winner. Peter Coley.
Vas entered, and the Blue Hill for
5'"p rioters. were unfinished Millie
it"ir took tho FIRST heat OF the 2:0S
trot, bat Peter Coicy showed the way
tho next time out.
Media vas the best OF the bunch In
mo Hrst heat Of the FOG trot
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LET'S co
nr uuNnoAr l,upsuN.

,., NEW YORK: Angus, 81. Manager
"ilhcrt EoblnFDn ~ in tough luck. Jus,
whcn thY 9rDokiyn Dodgers neaj a shaT-
ing I'D the - II. =. goes strike.
The football Erafon IN getting untc-
way. n number Of healthy Young Amer
cans arc checking thcir health at the
This Labor Dav Will be tough on. Tor
IN. moving picture business. 4 nunbe,
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safeties. ~ you've ever had TO live In
them home runs.

Department Of Agriculture adyiscs US 20
pass up porter house for canned Co.neo
peer How do ;h"sc birds ihink We have
Young Marshaii. Of the Church INNS. pu.
thr p.hn Nu.nals % bed YESTERDAY WITH
only one in"asIey little binglc. thus proy-
Ing that tn. bali with 'fofncthiug on IL
- tnighnrr than ~" steel that is used for
two Ms
Every tim" Scwpor, News loscs tho tears
now 50 fast thrt the press box down there
becomes It swimmins pool. How do they
get thut way In dry town.
"Coun. that day los, whose Iow-1c
sccndiuR, sun enables the Builders 20 u.
US TO 1.
JOEL hc back today .uI my pinch MT
Philadelphia three days. "
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o. their star actors are going to rcurn to
the ring 20 do battle with worthy op-
pcncnts.
Might dig rp few rough and tumbl.
stars at the Lambs Cub.
Football IL a game for voung men II
youth has good red blood IN his 80 ms
football viii bring II ou, That goes!
Changes In tho rules wiii make football
very difficult glrt TINS wear. Clutches
are allowed on.v between halves.
CINCINNATI !s waiting over the fact that
might lose the National remnant. The
ini!k ts not even suilt We,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

WiiEHI: TiEi PLAY TODAY.
tiicnEo It II">ton.
1T. Loul, AZ Nrw York.
Detroit al rhiladpphn
Cleveland AT Washington
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American Aasoclniior

Indianapolis. 10; Columbus. Of.
ST. Paul, 1876: Milwaukee,. ia.
Louisville. SIS: Toledo. 2O-o
Minneapolis. 40; Kansas City.
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:, WliEni: IIii:i .riAY Toby.
'nciih.und NJ Newport News.
PORTSMOUTH ut Rocky Mount.
Petersburg ut suffolk.
Norfolk AT Wilson
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ICutics1ra Soap
- SLAVES ~
Without Mug
osii.s., so.p !. u. .vri.a t,r.f..,r .a,,iar
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Train,
DAILY, Unless ctherwiIe shown) published
only ar Information and not gtiarante cd
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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=, WITEitE T!.NN .I'i.NI To-Day.
boAtnn nj Cine innnti.
iirnui, iyn at II. Louis.
New York at Pill -burrh.
philadelphia NJ Chica go.
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PUNTS AND PASSES

pcyton II. Evans. former star center at
virginia and Virginia Ttch, VIII coach the
Lynchburg c?!ieTe eleven This year Lynch
pug has ioiu.I the Virginia Colicgia 4.
2S'ocIA ton with iiampden- Sidney. Ran
Holph Macon. Richmond College and VII
Ham and Mary.
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Where Southerners Will Find
Excellent Accommodations.
AT LEADING
NEW YORK CITY HOTELS
Hotel Marie Antoine,to

iiotei MuTlS AntOlnett6 -s
GGth ST.. Broadway and 9Th ~
hooihs with bath. 50 per day. :
HOTEL ANSONIA 1i HIST 81; and
Rooms with bath. 50 per day and 10.
nis -cIaSs Transient and resIIsntisfl
motel So0 rooms with bath Only ten
wv minutes by express train from
fennsyisania. Il. Y. Central, Lacka.
wanna ara Es'e stations. ~
HOTEL BRETON HALL e
R:oadway. S5th to ssth ut: larre.t.,
MOST attractive midtown freproof ho-
tti. subway at door room, private but h (
s'-sS-s6 per day tor ono or Two persons
HOTEL SEYMOUR tts,h OF. pear
Sass nreproot hotel IN tho csnt.e 81
city. rooms Sa.so per day upward. ~.
HOTEL MONTERREY
Bro. iway and Saith 1T; new nreorooG
hoie!: very reasonable ra;Su. s..i
HOTEL CHELSEA
West AID 81. at 7th Az; absolutely me-.
troof: 500 rooms, 400 baths; t2.So PAP 3
Gay UP. Cafeteria attached. 800 go
HOTEL FLANDERS
f33 to l3i W. +7th St, 1ua: OF Broad.
way; tho riRGt KIND OF a hotter Ia tie Il
right locality. every loom with pris;f
ya;s bath:$: up. ~
Broadway Central Hotel :, g,dws5ss
midway between Battery and centrSt
Park only hotel In hsars Of WhalsssIs.3
District; cap. 1000 guests. q hotGS Wits a
VI 80 up: rscoxhised Southefa hiidf5yk u
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Vincent Manan. Of i.ynchbu.g "a stay
All Ia; year ~ athletes at Rock mn school.
varsity eleven a; Virginia Tech anu mrs,
ntse IN Tho bas"bal! tam. aa!lan holt.
iIc shOiput record at Rock i!ill. nj -
f""i Sin"ts"n y"ars old. he weighs 900
pounds bats and throws Icft-handcd.
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asgi.s.,n, en"rh.. " v y 81 n ~
Nh rrpot, 10 the head coach there Thurs.
dag evening for duty.