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The Washington times., 1920-08-05

CONSTANTINOPLE. Aug. 5.-Hos-
tilities in Asia Minor between the
Turkish nationalists forces and the
Greeks have been resumed with re-
newed vigor.
Along a sixty-mile front the MOTT
stubborn offensive which has been
launched in months is now in prog
ress with heavy. casualties already
listed. Sornkolov has been fortified
and all along the Bagdad railway the
battle RACES.
Greek forces in Anatolia are being
reinforced from Thrace, and, in con-
junction with British detachments,
have advanced eastward from 1smid
to Adabazar. The impression Is
growing here that the Greeks and the
British will counter against the
Turkish action in the Syrna district
with movements for their forces
through Anatolian and Black Sea
ports, thus taking railways and oc-
cupying all strategic points.
Izzet Pasha. former Grand Vizer,
has been commissioned by the Sui
tan government to go to Angora and
attempt to reconcile the nationalists.
The Turks are reported to have
evacuated the Adana area. where the
French have been heavily reinforced.
Beirut messages indicate that the
Arabs lost 1000 men in attempts to
prevent the French entering Damas-
Gus. The French used armored cars,
tanks and airplanes, while the Arabs
had only infantry, cavalry and poorly
equipped artillery
The Washington times., 1920-08-05
LLOYD GEORGE PLEDGES AID TO SAVE POLAND
1--WE Haze Coughin
Kidnaper, But Want
Baby" Says Office,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 5-August Passed., Frenchman,
who has been in this country but short time, is the man
arrested by the Pennsylvania State police at Egg Harbor
N. J Monday in connection with the kidnapping of
Bakeey Coughn and the subsequent exorOn of $4,000
from the infants parents More arrests expected today
or Friday
The Washington times., 1920-08-05
KING FOR MESOPOTAMIA.

LONDON Aug i.-The cabinet
, ,esterday discussed the creation OF n
Kingdom In Ncsopotamia. with Prince
T,isai as the head. Decision has
been reserved and will not be rend-
cred for several days
The Washington times., 1920-08-05
100 WAR BRIDES, MOSTLY
GERMAN, SAIL FOR u. S

LONDON, Aug. 5-More than one
hundred new war brides and their
soldier husbands arc on tho transport
pocphoutsA bound for sew York
German girls prcdomirat, hut tFerc
are some Russians, Italian. and
French.
The Washington times., 1920-08-05
Offered Wife To RiUal
Though He Loved Her;
Now Wants $1,000

TRENTON, N. j., Aug. "a remarkable love triangle,
which the husband insisted that the man in the case
either marry or give up the wife loved by each OF
them was revealed Yesterday in 100000 alienation SUIT
filed in Trenton.
The Washington times., 1920-08-05

~p~1 60 bg destroying the great
@~x Esna< IN little man q
oa@u~~ Ne Cor trouble and sor-
nwm 2r~ rA~ training school OF hu-
m1n h<anx~-to end them would
m~p pr~<r~~s. Individuals and ma
rau~~ ~~s~r 20 upstairs a whole
~xen 81 a tims. and t~o hundred
maM@~m~. as1r-efths Of them unable
~ -~~<- are not 10 rule for long.
q &C .n
~ ts~y mi<kf. for a while.
uD~ 90 eiriltzzfion as we under
u44me "a have established IL. as
90 T1~xurhs- Lo1xbezrds. many
arNn~w xn4 ktnas from the same
-m@xn N~--n>~st- once wiped out
~n<x w~s h~ft ~ the civilization of
fa.~~w~ 4D1 Rol~. dragging the
&C.. xx~s N e~hsn< them
a N~~rs~rn barbarian. clad in
s~@xn ~xsnz. 900. sat on Caesars
unrwn~ 4 R1m~ A Bolshevik.
wwh sAnr- l@rk~t znS cloth cap,
L~~4L @a<nr 60 dzy sleep where
~ M3~n sl-pt m BucktnGha0
m1~nr- go ss an i1v0Dd 0DsGG
80 ~~a aua~s1~raSiy Dore iaau-
- k.x- oa trixl. might hear
nw~H -xla-9 -Co-nraAs George
MEmx4sL r41En< Earwr~ and direct-
81 49, @rx.r start ~ar against
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r-@x.~ae - ~ cd id-a-
sa~~xw~-- hnSt-s6 Of worrying
namzm xAzE- - ~ pat our minds
80 - -rwrA tn4r an idea is all
uu@wre41 r~2ltrfmx that. possibly.
- n2xam9 Al-o mixht- With the
-Em @~M 60 o. ke~p uhat il
-.
- C~ss who pGzys baseball.
go sp~x4 !. ~ Con cAnpaSxn-
- ~r3 @-Dply an ide2- He
su~~s cn4r q al slayer. attend
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ra--ry - a.
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e. Erpty rh-- sith play
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The Washington times., 1920-08-05
GREEKS BEGIN
TURK|SHDR|VE
Attack Launched Along Sixty
Mile Battle Front-0tto-
mans Sign Peace Friday.

PARIS. Aug. 5.-Signature OF the
treaty of peace with TuI'5Hy mas been
postponed until Friday. it was an
nounced today.
The Washington times., 1920-08-05

~ n rule the world? No.
- L~~s -~~< 20 u thai trees do
"a 800 hnfo the heavens
~ sork2ens sossets establish
4nn m~1ntzir permanently success
~ 1Ds~rnns~nf They will not.
lnn~f zx~sn. rules In the end. al
800. l.s~flixrn = and education.
NJ al th~ problems OF men
- nass~@ and all their sorrows
~ap~1 @~t bg -a~sfroying the great
4~x wx1ax M little man q
ca~@n~~ Ne Cor trouble and sor-
nwm an rk~ training school OF hu-
m~n h<unx~-to end them would
@9p pr~xr~ss Individuals and ma
tas~~ s~s~r 20 upstairs a whole
~2eH ~ a tsm~. and too hundred
maM@~n&I f~1r-sfths Of them unable
as -~~<L are not 10 rule for long.
4 &C xn
The Washington times., 1920-08-05

Nn~1 c.zF th~ IDEA Ii Was As
- .~< ps-~rfai 2< the desire for
n-rry r~rh2es Il sas the right
us~&L p~rA&p~ the sroas one. We
enmt sn~~ Is~~s are not nnally
l@a-a-e -nrl th~y succeed or fail
- n -xs q r~~i iAea. with the
u-~~r x.a enxhsxiAsm Of millions
81 m~1 .~n1na "a
r->aaU q D~sSc~s Europe and is
~~~aly t.s Do~f poserful thing on
80 ~~rrh Th~ nations Of Europe
al a~~r a. IN worlds stock ex-
rm~sx<s snfs~r ~hen n Is men
lm@~s rhs ambassadors OF all
n~31~ns w~r~ hastily called to-
s-rn~- n Paris yesterday to deal
go n
The Washington times., 1920-08-05

suD9 q N Ma
- Aousa Peace League.
sS o1y Skp n.
n 0sy - sac veu.
AwTuCu n9aS0ANE
a~sr.aL Iss.B

G@4u n R4<<ix ths power Of an
- k@a4x ia Allies. Russia
- - .~4k SISTER Poor night
~ pa~r 4m@4aaion. no results.
ua o.@~ ~ br~~kdo~n. the
@nu~@4r - ths Northeast seemed
- G~r@@ny Skinned the re-
@~nns 4E hr~-s-Litessk- The war
~~ma 81 .nA Rassi~ eliminated.
49, b~e&ea do~a Russia said
sNwrvn~6v
The Washington times., 1920-08-05
Nauy Yard Workers Demand Pay Increase Of Is To As Cents An Hou
WEATHER

TSs~atesisH weather
WITH probably see~sisssi
sAswsrs tssiSkt sss to-
nssvvw. Tes1srss~rs st
. s'ei~ek, TO aesrees.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-19
poR Los PUEBLos


Observation-Disclosures, 2; Ba
yam6n, 2; Caguas Q; Ciales, 2; Corozal, /
Hatillo, /; Hormigueros, /; Humacao, 1;
Mayaguez, 4; Rio Piedras, y San Juan,
Is.
PALUDISMo: o:-Bardeloneta, 2; Qua
MICA. %; Guayama, %; Salinas, 9; San
Juan, 2; San Lorenzo, y Trujillo AL
to, 7.
A:-Corozal, 1 Ponce, 2;
San Juan, / Trujillo Alto, 7.
UNCINARIASIS:- :-Aguadills, /; Hu-
macao, /; San Juan, 2, y San Lorenzo, /.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, san
Lorenzo, /
TETANO INFANTTL:-Ciales l.
oFTALMIA NEo-NAToRUMi San
Juan, j.
TOS FERINA:--Ciales, 2.
sARAMPIoN:- Ponce, L y San
Juan,
DIFTERIA:-- Mayaguez, 1 Sar
Juan, 1.
vIRUELAS:- -Caguas, /.
INFLUENZA:-Agu 1
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-19
UN HURTo

Ell policia Juan E. Miranda sorpren-
tii6 Jose Ramon Santos en- los rsomen-
tos en- que hurt6 de la casa de "Espazas
y Co.., dos gorras, valoradas en- cua-
tro dolares, que fueron ocupadas en- po
der del acusado. Santos fue Ilevado an
20 el Tribunal municipal y ell juez Diaz
Contron lie sentencio a cumplir cincuen-
ia dias de carcel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-19

Como siempre, ell ''Cine LibeTtad =
continGa presentando interesantes pen-
culas que son del agrado del publico, Pa
ra este, su propietario don Manuel Mon
talvo Colberg no escatisr:a gastos.
Jose G MORALES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-19
NEGOCIADO DE
ENFERMEDADES
TRANSMISIBLES
DEPARTAMENTo DE SANDAL
semana actual ' semana anterior:

semana actual v semana anterior:
Fiebre tifoidea, by 2; viruelas, 1;
difteria, 2 y 2; tos ferina, y 8; paro-
tiditis, L; tetano infantil, y S; palu-
dismo, 72 72; tuberculosis, 2S 1s;
uncinariasis, y 2; colibacilosis, 2; sa-
rampi6n, 4 y 8; oftalnia neo-natorum, i;
influenza, 4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-19
BanCO COmerCia| de Puerto Rico.
EMISSION DE AccIoNES

Acordado la Ultima Junta General de accionistas ell
del Capital Reazado, que asciende 81 0o0
cantdad igua por medic de la emission de
clones valof nominal de Glen dollars mas vente
cnco dollars que la que cada accionsta actual
tene ell Fondo de Reserva cuyas accones de-
ben ofrecidas prero los accionstas proportion al
n1mero de accones despues al p1bfco general
anuncia aquelIos que hasta ell da umo del
ene les seran eservadas, po 81 desean suscribras
no 10 han hecho, las accione que les correspondent
San Juan de Agosto de 1920. %A
ss- A. sARMIENTo
Secretario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-19
OESDE CABO ROJO

En- los salones del Ayuntamiento Sc
VERTIGO aver una reunion convocada por
distinguidos vecinos del barrio de mi
randa" con Ell fin de acordar ciertos ira
bajos que Sc nevaran efecto en- la
mencionada barriada.
Asistimos al acto vimos con pena
que no concurrieron todos los invitados,
sino un escaso niimero
Hizo uso de la palabra Ell distingui-
do amigo Y rico propietario don Juan
Monagas, quien estimulo los concu-
rrentes para proseguir su labor, ofre-
ciendo la suma de Glen dolares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-19

Aver tuvimos Ell gusto de saludar a
don Ramon GuaniL jefe del distriso de
Camuy, quien goza entire nosotros de
muchas simpatias.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

A double vindup will be staged
by the Sportsmen's Athletic club
Ct the Illinois theatre on Tuesday
nisht. Nay 4. Action from start to
dnish b assured. Judging from the
quality OF tho card.
10 BAN" Stuehmer Of Davenport
viii 0ngle for 10 rounds with
Young Nuss OF Molina AL Van
Ryan OF St. Paul will swap punch
- VIM Mickey. Kerst OF Chicago
for 10 rounds. 81
These two main, attractions rive
promise OF being the greatest Aug
tests ever offered to tri-city bog
tng fandom. Just listen . this,
fans: Young Nnss Of Moline hns
SO much confidence IN his ability
to beat Stuehmer that he has COW
cred 500 side bet which ''Bum"
offered to wager. This is the amount
of the forfeit money put up By each
man to insure his carrying out the
terms OF the contract. and the best
man IL to take II all.
In securing Mickey Kerst for
Van Ryan, the promoters have
copied on . boy who can and Will
fight every minute Of the time.
Kerst is managed by Eddie Long
Of Chicago. The Sportsmen's Ath-
letic club has letter from Tom
Bigger, chairman Of tho MichteaA
boxing commission. recommending
Kerst for his ruggedness and viii
fngness while In the ring. This in
itself is Q big boost for the Chi
cago boy. inasmuch AZ q chairman
Of boxing commission is usually
. hard one to please fully.
Emmett Sheehan will travel SIX
rounds with Willie Richmond Of
Moline at 12S pounds. Besides this
the promoters are arranging for .
slugging fOur-round affair - q cur
tain raiser. In all there will be 30
rounds Of boxing, the biggest card
ever offered locally.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
ZACH WHEAT IN
EARLY LEAD FOR
BATTING HONORS


New York, April "a. - Zach
Wheat. champion swatter of 1918,
was of in the lead among the Ma
tional league hitters in the first
span Of the 1920 race. The Brook
| lyn star in 10 times at the bat
raped out 10 bingles for an aver
age of .526. Next among the regu-
| lars were. F1ack, Chicago. ASS ;
Rath, Cincinnati, .455; Hornsby,
| St. Louis, .429; Cation, Pittsburgh,
400.
Buck Weaver, star third baseman
| of the White Sox, led the regulars
Of the American league. Six hits
| out Of 10 trips to the plate gave
him an average of 500. Next were
Doc Johnston, Cleveland, .545; Will
liams, st. Louis, 500: Eddie Collins,
Chicago, ASP.
Galore of Brooklyn, Babe Adams,
Pittsburgh, and Ferdie Schupp OF
the Cards, led the National league
pitchers, with two games won and
none lost. Joe Bush OF the Red
Sox, Stanley Coveleskie Of the In
dams and Claude Williams Of the
White Sox top the list Of American
| league pitchers with two won and
none lost
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
PITCHERS ARE
KEEPING CLOSE
TO new RULES
One Result is Apparent-The Game
Has No: Been Speeded Up
by the Ban.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.

lUnlted Press Stan Correspondent.
New York, April "a - No riots,
bloodshed ,or fatal happenings have
attended the introduction Of the
new pitching rules.
Pitchers of both leagues are
keeping so close to the law that
very few complaints have been
made.
The Boston Red Sox in a game
a few days ago with the Yanks ac-
cused Bob Shawkey Of doctoring
the ball, but the umpires could find
no evidence of malpractice.
What effect the ban on freak de-
liveries has had increasing batting
is impossible to estimate SO early
in the season.
However, one result is apparent
the game has not been speeded
up.
The games so far this season
have averaged two hours and ten
minutes. RUDE Benton and Eppa
Rixey went through the fastest
game Of the season in one hour
and twenty-five minutes The long
est was played by the Cleveland
Indians and the Tigers, nine-in-
ming game, in three hours and four
minutes. -,.,.,
Some pitchers, such as Jack
Quinn of the Yankees, are natural
ly slow workers in the box. They
take just as much time massaging
the ball with their bare hands and
rubbing their hands on their uni
forms as they used to take in doc
toring the bail for freak delivery.
Coveleskie, spitball pitcher, and
AL Sothoron, a former splitter"
pitched one of the fastest games of
the season in one hour and thirty
six minutes. The intentional pass
may have been curbed by the new
rules, but it has not been stopped.
1t is Just as easy to get rid Of q
dangerous batter by base on balls
as it was before.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
~ lNDERS ARE IN GOOD TRIM
| FOR REMAINING CONTESTS ON
/ CALENDAR OF SPRING TRAINING
- fighs Confident Of Coping
usjsrity Of Tits in Next Pour
Days.

4 n islanders are in excellent
E1pdl,aon for fhs four games re-
nias On the training schedule,
kaaew Jack Tighe announced this
rptng. with good breaks In the
ssa1A1f and largo sttendances q
800, Sundays, Mondays and
NIafvdsy's game. tho Islanders
~ hsye been able to cover the e.
- Of the spring work and bs
~ to start tho season with Z
ssXa1a Aaancial slate.
4 ia afternoon the Islanders IRE
u,se1uIed to mix It with the Pillow
IN at Douglas park. Tomorrow
- VIII journey to Moline and
- their rivals on hostile terri
~. ssid hostile territory being
kScvning field At the top Of the
go street hill. In these two con-
- Jack 10 certain he will be
~ To acquire 4 satisfactory line
% ~ relative abilities Of his men
- VII be ready to perform some
sn1xjeal operations on his list OF
Sl1esss Monday or Tuesday.
On Monday and Tuesday the
4falison team of the South Dakota
3aeeus comes to Rock Island on
NJ way back home from St. Louis
shrs Il was in spring training.
s41ie team IL managed by Ralph
'Nwn, former big league twirler,
- 10 reputed to have Q pile OF
asssy backing 1t. Therefore. Man.
~ Tighs Is anticipating two live
y eumbats for those days. These
nnss will start ct 2:20 o'clock aud
II counted upon to draw the fans
ut IN large numbers.
h. Big Game Tomorrow.
Tomosrow's game at Browning
1aM IL expected to prove a magnet
'vtth the fans. If Rock Island cops
ioday II will be the deciding game
| Il the preseason series. In any
smnt II will be we'll worth travel
hg To witness az both teams are in
especially good condition at this
tme and have already imbibed the
syirit Of rivalry that should exist
between the players representing
these two cities. This contest will
siast 1t 2:30 O'Clock. giving the
ans plenty of opportunity to get
tomA TO an early supper.
Z 50 don't fail in taking in these
final games as the associations
need the money. 1t is not neces-
sary TO make any bones about this
y spsing training seasons are ex.
pensivs affairs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
BABE RUTH OUT
FOR TWO WEEKS

New York. April 24.-Babe Ruth.
Yankee smuggling star. will not be
able to play for about two weeks.
according to DR.. George Stewart. .
specialist who examined Ruth yes
terday afternoon. Ruth sprained a
muscle which was attached to his
eleventh rib. and though it is pain
full. DR.. Stewart says he does not
think that Ruth has suffered an in
jury that will not heal.
Ping Bodie, who took French
leave from the New York training
camp at Jacksonville. has been for
given, and will play center field
until Babe returns to the lineup.
Bodie had been indefinitely sus-
pended.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
= Games With Moline and Madison


According to word from MilVau-
kee Peanuts Schieberl. who 10 now
so1ourning in these parts. battled
eight rounds to . draw last night
with Stanley Mcbride. It Is inter
es4tng to note that last fall Nike
Dundee kayoed Mcbride in seven
rounds. And it was Peanuts who
gave Dundee his first instructions
IN boxing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
HOLL,OCHER WILL
ARRIVE SUNDAY,
WORD TO TIGHE

A telegram to JACK Tighe this
morning from Des Moines stated
that Hollocher, the new infielder
secured by the Islanders, will not
be able to arrive in Rock Island
until tomorrow, he being wanted to
play today's game with the Des
Moines team. However, he will
cavort around the third base sta
ton in tomorrow's contest with
Moline at Browning field.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
CUBS WRECKED
IN SECOND GAME
WITH THE REDS

Chicago, April 24.-Ensisn New
kinks cratic compass was respon-
sible for wrecl1ing the Cubs on the
short end Of . 5 to 8 score yesterday
in the second leg Of the series with
Cincinnati.
The former deep sea navigator
! was given hia first chance to
launch a major league contest on
dry land as an antagonist Of Hod
Eller, still hero of recent worlds
series, but neglected to correct
his compass for variations due to
arctic currents. He was going
down for the. third time in the
fourth inning when Admiral Mitch
ell summoned Nick Carter to the
rescue. The ensign's life was
spared. but 1t was too late to save
the Cub craft. Score:
| R.H.E
Cnlcago ...................3 3 8
cincinnati ................5 10 0
Batteries-Newkirk, Carter and
Marten, killefer and O'Farrell;
Eller and Wingo.
cards, ,: Pirates, Z.
Pittsburgh, Pa, April 24.-The
opening game Of the season here
yesterday resulted in Pittsburgh's
defeat by st. Louis, 8 to Z. The
game was played in q cold drizzle
that lasted throughout and hardi-
, capped the pitchers. st. Louia
scored four runs in the first inning
and four more in the seventh Inn
! ing. The Pirates got six runs in
the third. Score: R.H.E E..
St Louis ..914 8
Pittsburgh .............7 IL 4
Batteries-Haines, Jacobs and
Clemens; Carlson. Hamilton, Wis
ner and Lee.
Dodgers, 3; Phils. /.
| Philadelphia, April 24.-Mitchell
snuffed two Philadelphia rallies
yesterday and Brooklyn evened the
'series by winning, to /.
Score: R.H.E.
oIoohlyn IL U
Philadelphia -. / 10 l
Batteries-Mitchell and kruger;
Causey. Rixey and Withetow.
Red Sox, Il, Senator's, g.
! Washington, April 34-Jones
cut pitched Courtney and Zachary
yesterday and Boston took the
second game of the series from
Washington, to 2. Foster drove
in three Red Sox runs. Score.
| r. H. E.
Washington ...............2 7 2
Batteries-Jonss and Walters;
| CoI1rfna,- Zacl,nr r, ard Ehcrri&.r ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
CALL MEETING OF
ISI.AND CITY TEAM

Members Of the Island City haze
hall team win meet tonight ct the
Island City bowling alleys. Captain
Brues Lamb requests that Ill can
didates for. the team be present
Practice viii be held tomorrow att
eEnoop q Reservoir pafk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
NARROW KAYOS .
HIS OPPONENT
IN 5TH ROUND
lSpecial to The Argus. !

Special to The Argus.)
St. Louis, April 24.-Pete kid
NARROW knocked out Sailor Jere-
beck Of this city last night in the
NTH round of a scheduled 10-round
Mldup Marlow's cleverness and
Utility to land repeatedly kept him
ut in front in every round. He
0ded the bout with a terrific up
pefcut to the point of the jaw. Mar
Nv has become a popular favorite
. this city.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24
SPRING ATHLETES,
~ ne sDring young name fancy
Z suneiy turns to thoughts Of Lovely

~S ~ enouSh~ Va AVNCs
mares the swain with devo.
ton m gratin,
he swain that is seamy, the
]. swain that is dreamy,
~ swain that falls loudly for
3 ihshlon;
sne Swede and the Greek and
he Latin,
! tsaeA Hebrew, Slayonic,
y d the plstonic
~ W with the voltage Of pas.
! IN under their covers come
es.eretive lovers
n bhyiocks, the Kids and
: tAe Gains:
Az Aaae, Min and Marjorie
~9?eAe In their lingerie,
seegiag the Clarences,
sssaces. Tesrances,
s3elds and Gefalds-
The SWANS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

GOOD ROOFS OUR MOTTV.
Protect your property with our
roofs. They will keep you from
trouble and expense. Davenport
Roofing Co. Phone Dav. 993.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

few were pulling for the contend
efs against Bob Fitzsimmons and
Terry McGovern when Jeffries and
Young Corbett battered them down.
Only q few nights ago we watch
ed tremendous crowd rise repeat
eddy to its collectly hind legs and
lift the roof for Joe Stecher in his
match with Stranger Lewis. The
majority Of that crowd didn't want
to see Stecher. the champion, beaten,
When Mclaughlin was tennis
champion he had the spectators
with him almost to the ultimate
soul. They were for the Comet all
10 ways. His defeat was taken as
q matter Of personal sorrow.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-24

BOURBON BLUES.
Although you never voted dry
And never would endorse. 1t. !,
They make q law fOrbiddins rye
And tax y0u to enforce It.
- ~
Oh, for the touch Of . vanished
hand
And the sound Of . voice that
Is still!
TO the TOUCH they have pre-.
fixed THOU SHALT NOT.
From the VOICE they've di. .
luted the trfll.
The curfew tolls the knell Of
parting day,
The lowing herd winds slow
~ DER the lea,
The plowm2n honeward plods
his weary way
To drown his sorrows with .
stein Of tea.
Although you may oeeioe u enes'
the H. c. L. in overalls. look out
the profiteers will soon be offerini
silk shirts to match them.
Gf.rIf.f.r!
Let's yet up . posse and lynch
The chauffeur who answers to
Finch,
Whose petrol pegasus -
With mud likes to splash .
And miss ~ BY only IN Inch.
The u. S. hockey team meets tn
Swiss team tomorrow-probably 10
the cheese championship.
With al the opp0ei1g Helder
playine back for hin, 1ehe kaf'
mieht hunt out Z home Fun.
A livver hit q woman the otne
day while she was crossing tn
street, but nobody fesanted the IN
suit