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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
CaddOck Will r.
Wrestle Peters
In Omaha Soon
Former Champion and Sarpy
County Sheriff Sign for Fin
ish Match in Auditorium
December 6.

Earl Caddock. former worlds
heavyweight wrestling champions,
and Charlie Peters. Sarpy county
wrestling sheriff, will get into ac-
tion in finish bout at the Omaha
Auditorium on Monday night, De-
ceinber o. The heavyweight
grapplers signed the contract yes
terday afternoon. 49,.
The former chapion, who is under
Gene Melady's wing, will receive A
guarantee OF $500 for his part OF
The match. according to the articles
OF agreement.
Caddock is planning TO stage .
comeback in the graphing game and
is looking forward to the time when
his manager signs him Tor tussle
with Champion Joe Stecher.
The Walnut. Ia, mat artist re-
Gently returned from tour of the
east why're de defeated several tough
opponnh. Following the bout with
Peters in this city, Caddock will
tourney to San Francisco, where he
is scheduled to meet Jim Londas,
the Greek, in a finish match, De-
cembcr IS.
In Peters, the Iowan will meet
one OF the best wrestlers Ill the
state. Although not as speedy as
Earl, the Sarpy county arm OF the
'aw." knows a tricks or two about
The mat game and should provide
hard man 10 beat.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Ohio State-Illinois Game Ended
Greatest Foot Ball Season in
History of Western Conference

rooms led by six points until almost
the close OF the contest. Again the
long forward passes were brought
into play with the result the Buck
eyes went back to Columbus on the
long end OF 7 to, 6 count.
Although the first two failed,
Stinchcomb did not alter his COM
mand. Time was up when the ball
was in the air, but game does not
terminate until the oval is next de-
clared dead. Meyers gathered the
oval and trotted 10 yards across the
cherished goal line.
To Arrange 1921 Schedules.
1t was a great climax to a success
iul season. Had Illinois been the
vict or. there would have been a
triple tie for conference honors, but
it is a certainty that Ohio, Illinois
and Wisconsin would have laid
strong claims to the title, which
would have resulted in no end OF
arguments.
Coaches of conference elevens
and athletic directors will gather i'll
Chicago on December I to arrange
the 1921 schedule. Rwnors are rife
that at least two other Big Ten e lev
ems will follow Chicago's example
and slate home series with large
eastern e1evens. frhe faculty com
mittee also will meet in annual ses-
sion on December a.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
"HOge" Workman Had
To Win Grid Letter
To Get Long Pants

No wonder the Workmans arc
foot ball stars.
You gotta make your loot ball
letter before you can wear long
pants" is the standing edct in the
Workman family from PA" Work
man at Huntington, w. Va.
Consequently. all five OF the Work
man brothers have sparkled in grid
iron togs in high school before they
were out OF knee breechcs
Harry "Hoge" Workman is the
brightest luminary in Ohio States
present galaxy of stars. This soph-
omore quarterback already has won
brimming needs of praise from foot
ball critics He is rated as the best
exponent Of the forward pass in the
west. His brother, Noel. also a
sophomore, is on the receiving end
of passes. as an end on the varsity.
Bradley Workman. the third
brother is playing foot ball at
Marshall college. Two younger
brothers are in Huntington High
school earning the right to wear
those long ones"
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
",nR MO M&2M =
xS "pUrTTNG THE A2
3 Ni:S sx:s 8: M$S6
& MTH~pves"DAtR s.YS6N

Can caiisthenics take the place oi
coal? A calis.henic hound is bird
who tries to teach the ignorant that
deep breath is better than warm
underwear. ".
X An ignorant freezing man can
take course in calisthenics and
still be cold and dumb. The ma
jority of us can grab all the winter
we want in short breaths without
tr.ing to sniff in more than our
share.
We had a lot of coal before we
went into the, war, Wilson might
call an extra \session of congress
and pass a bill stating just where
democracy stops and happiness be-
gins.
The old-fashioned man got mar
red so that he could have a home
/ he modern man gets married SO
that he can have. home and a
cellar
Without home brew and coal
there is 10 use for a cellar. The
American home Is attacked in its
most vital spot, the furnace. A bou-
tonnier OF anthrasoot costs about
81 an ounce.
Looks like about December we
will have an old home week OF
l,eatless Mondays.
But there is Santa Claus.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Last Game of
TheCrid Season
For Both Teams
Coach Mulholland's Warriors
In Good Condition for Final
Battle-Locals Won in
1919 by l3.to.O Score.

Two fighting and we'll drilled foo;
ball elevens will meet in their tenth
annual gridiron battle Thanksgiving
day on Creighton field when the Uni
versity of South Dakota and Creigi-
ton teams meet 1t will be the final
game of the 1920 season for both
squads.
Both schools had an open date
last week and should be in fine trim
for. the game Thursday afternoon.
Coach Eddie Mulholland of the To-
cal team sent scout to the Soutl,
Dakota game two weeks ago and the
Creighton representative returned
with book full of plays used by the
northerners against the Dakota
Aggies. The University of South
Dakota won the game, 7 to 8.
The local foot bail coach worked
his players hard last week and will
resume practice this afternoon for
the coming game. Mulholland is US
ing two complete backhelds during
practice and hopes to develop the
ground gamers so that they will be
able to defeat the visitors.
Creighton has defeated the Dako-
:ans for the last two years, but it IS
doubtful whether the locals will pull
through with { victory this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Gentleman Jim" Corbett
Referee Big Boxing Bout

New York, Nov. 2l.-"Gentleman
Jim" Gorbett may referee the Demp-
sey-Carpentier fight. The one-time
king OF pugilists, now an actor, was
appointed one of the judges for
Tex Richards Madison Square Gar
den club. The conditions of such
appointments are that at any time a
judge may, upon proper application,
assume the task OF refereeing.
Carpenter is very fond of Cor
bett and regards him as, one of the
smartest rihgmen that ever per-
formed. He has expressed a prefer
ence for Corbett to referee the clash.
Dempsey is also very keen about the
former champion. and so it is pos
sible that the Californian will be the
third man in the ring when the gong
rings for ''the battle OF the cen
tury.'
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Select Des MONIES
For 1921 Mddlewest
Bowling Tournament

St. Louis, Nov. 22.-H. 5. Menne.
St. Louis, was reelected president o.
the ,Middlewest Bowling association
Sunday and Des Moines, Ia, was
CHOSEN for next years tournament.
which will start November l8.
M. ]. Locker, Des Moines, was
named secretary and ]. c. Hemmell,
Des Moites, treasurer.
Chicago howlers were leading the
field in the double and five
men events and St. Paul entry in
the singles when the second lap of
the tournament was finished last
night.
In a field OF more than eighty
which started in the doubles and sim
giles today Z. Matek. St. Paul, led
with $50, for the best individual
mark. and H. Wagner and J. Larsen
of Chicago took doubles honors
with 1882.
In the fve-men race the Brucks,
A. B, c. champions, and Wiesners,
both of Chicago, held first and sec
ond places with marks of 2,79s and
2,686. 'H.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Wife Of Hal Chase
Seeks Divorce From
Former Big Lacquer

Cincinnati, o., Nov. 22.-Mrs. An
na M. Chase today, in this city, en-
tered suit for divorce from Hal
Chase, former first baseman of the
Cincinnati and New York Ma
tionals, now under indictment in
Chicago in connection with the
Lallege d fixing of the 1919 world
series!
Mrs. Chase in her petition, states
that they were married on May, 81,
1918. She charged Chase with as
sociation with other women; with
spending money in gambling and
dissipation. She says that she left
him several times. but always re-
turned to him OH his promise to do
better. She says that he has given
her one dollar since last MAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Comparative Scores of
Creighton and S. Dakota.

Outside Of comparative scores,
little can be said in the way OF pre-
diction of the outcome here Thanks
giving day of Creightons' game witt,
the South Dako University 81 ad.
The Dakotans won from Dakota
Wesleyan, "a to 0; lost to Nebraska.
20 to 0, and to Morningside, 6 to 2.
South Dakota tied North Dakota,
7 to 7. and defeated the state col
leger eleven, 7 to 8.
] Creighton battled Yankton college
TO a 7 to 7 tie at the beginning OF
the season, won from Simpson and
lost to Des Moines college. IA to I;
Kansas Aggies, Sc to 0: Marquette,
Is to 0: Iowa State college. IL too,
and Drake university. 7 to 0.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
NUV
M'KN|CHT SAYS
TROUBLES. over
Been OVERCOME
After Five Years Suffering
Takes Tanlac And Is Like
New Man.

when a man suffers for five
years like | did and then gets re-
lief, if he has any sympathy for other
sufferers, he'll tell them about the
medicine that restored his heath, v
said A. ]. Mcknight, 845 South Il
w. Lincoln, Nebraska, Custodian OF
School supplies for the board Of
education. while discussing his eN-
perience with Tanlac recently.
"My troubles began with an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis and later |
had an accident that gave me lot OF
trouble, and altogether was in a
mighty bad fix. My appetite was
very poor, and ] was bothered d
great real with my kidneys. | suf-
fered from constipation all the time.
and | had rizzy spells when / could
hardly stand up, and all the time |
had dull pain across the SMALL OF
my back.
well, | had become so badly run
down and weak that life was almost
a burden to me, but ! remembered
that a niece of nine who had been
given up to die had gotten we'll by
taking Tanlac, so | got bottle for
myself. My appetite picked up with
the first bottle, SO | got another and
then another, and kept on taking it
until now | don't feel like the same
person. My appetite was never
better, and nothing hurts my stom-
ach in the least. ] am not troubled
with constipation any more, never
have dizzy spells. sleep like log
nights, and, III fact, am feeling fine
in every way. | believe anyone suf
fering like | did can get relief if they
will only take Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all
Sherman K Mcconnell Drug Com
pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy
and West End Pharmacy Also
Forrest and Meany Drug Company
IN South Omaha and Benson Pharm-
acy, Benson. and the leading drug
gist in each city and town through
out the state of Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Maroons Ready for
Came With Tarkio
University of Omaha Foot
Ball Warriors to Close Sea-
son Turkey Day.

The University OF Omaha Ma
rooms will leave Wednesday morning
for Tarkio, Mo-, where they will
meet the Tarkio college eleven Turk
ey day in the final game OF the sea-
son for both teams.
Tarkio college, with but one defeat
registered against it this season is
rated as one of the best teams in the
Missouri conference. The Missouri
ian's lost to the Nebraska Wesleyan
eleven in the first game of the sea-
son, 6 too.
Last season the locals lost to the
Tarkio team, IS to 0.
Coach Adams will send his men
through a hard practice this after
noon and Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
BY WALTER ECKERSALL.
Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased wir,

tHtcaKO lrlOune-Omdna nee Leased wire
Chicago, Nov. 22.-The greatest
season in western conference foot
ball, a year fettured by bitterly
fought struggles which were seen by
the largest crowds in the history OF
The game at the various institutions,
was brought to a close Satur-
day when Ohio State, ably coached
by Jack Wilcox, won the undisputed
Big Ten championship by defeat
ing Illinois, 2 to O.
The Buckeyes displayed a deter
plnation since the beginning OF the
season seldom seen in foot bail
teams. They pulled three games OFT
OF the fire M the closing minutes OF
the play, and defeated Michigan by
booking a punt in the third period
alter all indications pointed to lie
score.
Workman Stars With Passes.
Ohio State won its first big VIC
tory by scoring two touchdowns on
Wisconsin in the last four minutes.
Long forward passes, with Quarter
back Workman tossing the oval
ard Pete Stinchcomb on the receiv-
ing end were directly responsible
for this victory. The team simply
lifted itself when defeat was appar-
ent to all present.
In the Chicago game, the Ma
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23

Did you know that 90 per cent of
all human ailments depend upon the
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Nature gives her warnings in va
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Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Oklahoma Eleven Must
Win From Drake Squad.

Oklahoma university IS schedllea
10 end its grid season It Des MONIES
Turkey Day ii, game with Drake
university. The Soopcrs are doped
ste take the measure ofthe Bulldogs
tn easy fashion. AS 4 result OF the
.Oklahoma university's 7Nto I game
with the Kansas Aggies last Satur-
lay the former will not be an ali
victorious winner of the 1920 Mis-
souri, Valley championships Missouri
tackles Kansas in another confer
ence struggle. If Oklahoma should
lose to Drake. there would be a tie
between It and the winner of the
Missouri Kansas game for valley
honors.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Big Trade Looms by
Major League Clubs

Cincinnati, O., Nov. 22.-Although
officials OF the Cincinnati base ball
club say there is nothing definite y
rumors persist of big trade be-
tween the local club and the Chi
cago Nationals. 1t is said that Groh
Neale, Kopf and Reuther will go to
Chicago in exchange for Alexander,
Hlllocher and other Cubs. not as
vet mentioned.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Mohawks Trounce
C.Y. M. A. Reserves

The Mohawks, local semi-pro
foot ball team, defeated the {. Y.
NJ. A. Reserves in a hard-fought
game at Rourke park Sunday after
noon by a score OF IL to 0. Touch
downs by D. Schriebman and a triple
pass, Moore to Kahall to Upton,
scored the IA points.
By virtue of their victory. the Mo-
hawks claim the Class "B" cham
pionsl,ip of Omaha. ....
I. The Mollawks are anxious to
schedule a game for Thanksgiving
day. For games, call Dave Scrieb-
man, l540 North Twentieth street.
The locals average l42 pounds.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Dartmouth to Open New
Pool on Thanksgiving Day

The Spaulding swimming pool be-
ing constructed at Dartmouth college
will be used for the first time on
Thanksgiving day. Dual races are
to be put on at the Hanover insti-
tuition with Boston, Springfield Y.
NJ: c. A., and Amherst, as we'll as
other colleges.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
All Records Broken by
Number of Descendants

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Nov. 22.-
Especial Telegram. Ut is believed
all records fer number of grand
childrsa and great-grandchildren are
broken by the case of Mrs. Anganet-
Ia Iohnson, 80, who died at the home
Of a son rear Sioux Falls. In addi-
lion to seven children, she is sur
yiyed by 81 grandchildren, 6S great
grandchildren and one great, great
or,p dchi1d
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23

ing. \
Sleep is natures greatest gilt to
man, '
A safety deposit vault is now a
coal bin A jewel box is coal scut-
tie. Anthrasoot coal pumpel to $l7 20
a ton in Brooklyn, slate or board
The same ton only costs Sl4.75 in
New York, but the dealer delivers
i'll in a leaky wagon. It
The profiteers have the works by
the ears. andstile courts are as help
less as set of false teeth in ! glass
II water.
What good IS the law anyway
Add up the Ten Commandments, the
Tribunal of the Caesars, the Magma
Charter, all the volumes OF Black
stone and the constitution. What is
the answer? That it is no crime for
a woman to shoot her husband on
Long Island,
III is. now crime to crochet near
beer i'll the domicile. That was one
way of keeping warm that is now
cnt. Be it ever so humble, there is
no brew ike home.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Haughton Suggests
Curbing Of Grid Pass

Boston, Nov. "a suggestion
for curbing the forward pasoto pre-
vent development of present-day foot
ball into a game more nearly resem-
bling basket ball has been advanced
by. Percy D. Haughton. founder of
Harvard's gridiron coaching system.
"Instead OF having an incompleted
forward pass revert to the team
which started the play, make "a for
ward pass blocked behind the throw
er's line Of scrimmage subject to re-
covery by opponents under the same
conditions as blocked kick" is
Haughtop's idea.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Lux After Bouts With
Leading Welterweights.

The DEFEAT at the hands OF Jack
Brittou, welterweight boxing cham
pion. hasn't discouraged Morris Lux.
who is planning to take on several
OF the leading welters of the country
this winter. The Cutler boxer is
eager TO test his punch against
Johnny Tillman or Johnny Griffiths
over the II or l5--ound route.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
More Base Ball Scandal.

More base ball scandal developed
at Cleveland during the world series
when Catcher Nunamakcr of the In
dams returned to his hotel room and
found a roll of bills under his pillow.
He rushed to Ban Johnson, who
seized the roll as evidence, but found
ii contained confederate money
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Willie Hoppe Challenges
To PLAY European Champ.

Willie Hoppe. champion balE lInc
billiardist. has issued a formal chal-
a-lenge to play Edward Horemans,
European champion, to decide the
worlds championships it was an :
ncunced recently. The challengee
Specifies that the match be played
hcfore January |
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Toledo After Bowling
Tourney for Next Yeal

Toledo, O.. Nov. 2l.-Toledo is
going after its fourth national bowl
ing tournament. Bowling promoters
made this clear when they brought
about a visit from A. L. Langtry OF
Milwaukee, secretary of the Aneri-
can Bowling congress. 1t is planned
to send large crowd of boosters to
the Buffalo meeting to land the
tournament for Toledo in 1922.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Creb Meets Molla.

Milwaukee. Wis, Nov. 22.-Har-
.ry Greb, light heavyweight boxer of
Pittsburgh, and Bob Molla. Milwau-
kec. furnish The windup OF a boxing
program here tonight in l0-round,
no-deeisioR contest
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Lean and NORM Lose
Games in Billiard Meet

Chicago, Nov. 22-Iohn Dayton
of St. Louis defeated Jess Lean of
Denver. 50 to 43. today in the pre-
limn,aries for the national three
cushion billiard championship and
Clarence Jackson of Kansas City
won from Charles NORM of Chi
capo. so to 40.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Carpenters Deposit for
Dempsey Bout Is Posted

Paris, Nov, 22.-l'raueois' Des-
Camps, manager OF Georges Car
pentier. heavyweight boxing cham
pion OF Europe, has deposited on be
hall OF the latter 100000 francs in
French loan script, as guarantee for
the contract Carpenter signed with
Jack Dempsey while in New York
for a bout to decide the champion
ship of the world. The fund was de-
posted in the Morgan Harjes bank.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Bar German Teams.

London.-The association foot ball
authorities of England have refused
TO sanction International matches
with Germany or any of the other
central empires. No matches will be
played with other teams who play
with the central empires.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Shamrock " in Discard.

New York.-Sir Thomas Lipton's
yacht. Shamrock ~, which was de-
feated in the 1920 races for the Amer
ica's cup, now lies forlorn in ship
yard at City Island. All equipment
has been removed.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
High School Foot Ball
Claim Northeast state Title

VIHIm NOftHeHsb Stdt0 IItIe.
Norfolk, Neb., Nov. 22.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The foot ball game here Friday
between Bloomfield and Wakefield,
which was won by Wakefield, 80 to Il.
has without doubt in the minds of all
fans in the northeast corner Of Nebraska
settled the claim for the northeast Me-
braska high school championship. Neither
team had previously met defeat at the
hands of Nebraska team and both had
been matched against the strongest
teams in this section of the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Women Bettors Increase.

London. - Betting women in-
creased heavily during the 1920 rae
ing season, according to a. survey
made among the bookmakers. More
than 100 betting commissioners now
cater exclusively to women.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
10000 at Army-NaYy Game,

New York.-Erection of tempo
rary stands for the Army Navy
game November 81 has been started
at the Polo grounds. The seating
capacity will be increased to 10000.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
Gov. Cox of Bay State Is
Brother of Trot Driver

Claiming H. Cox, newly elected
governor of Massachusetts,, is a
brother Of Walter R. Cox. one of the
leading trainers and drivers of trot-
ting horses in the Grand circuit.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
English Colt Picks Up
$l2O.OOO in Years Races

The sterling English 3-year-old
race horse, Comrade, has won over
$l20,000 in stakes on the British turf
this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
French Scrapper X, O.'s
Australian Champion

Sydney. n. S.yNV., Nov. 22.-Jack
Green. featllerVeight champion OF
Australia. was knocked out Sunday
in the fourth round of bout by Eu-
gene Criqni of France.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
.DWITH THE@ s
. pT <Q9sS3

Chicago Tribune Omaha Bee Leased Wire
Chicago, Nov. 22.-Effcrts on the part
Of Frank Mulllern, Milwaukee promoter.
20 match Benny Leonard, worlds light
South Chicago. is about to bear fruit. Null
kerp is on the verge now of closing both
ends of the scrap, which should be inter
es-ting for fans in this, section. The match
If closed. will be decided in the Mil
waukee auditorium the first week of next
month.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23

and Chick Remick Nth Jimmy MuGzy
both bouts scheduled for 12 rounds EACH
feature. the boxing card TO be staged at
Fond Du Lac tomorrow night Kelly has
been training hard for the past month,
having Johnny Lewis. the California
teatherweight, helping him in this boxing
Jimmy has match with Pal Moore at
the Seventh regiment armory, Decem-
her 4
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23

Bee want ads are business eetter,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-11-23
THERE IS A SANTA CLAUS.

131LNL 10 n OFkN1f NLEHOO.
A profiteer is a ticket spcculator
who sells you round trip ticket so
that he can get you going and COM
ing.
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Sleep is natures greatest gift to