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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
War on Ticket |TSpecs''
OUer Illini-OhiO Game
Is Begun by Officials

Trbana. ILL., Nov. 17.-Every &,
ticket for the Illinofs-Ohio
State football game next Sat-
urday has been sold. The bat
tie will be the biggest in the
west and will determine wheth.
er Ohio State closes the season
with a clean record. Hell.
strom, the Illini kicker, will be
In the game He was injured
In the Wisconsin game, but
medical examination shows his
injuries are not serious.
Illinois defeated Ohio State
Last year by . place kick In the
final minute Of play, and 1t is
to wipe out this defeat that the
Ohio crew Is working as It
never worked before.
Coach Lundgren, who has
charge of the ticket sales, IN.
nounced that standing room
will not be loft on Saturday.
Those ordering I tickets who
OAAsa hVt VIC SuRYAAO>As 1l0 UCl0H
given the standing room.
Urbana, ILL.,, Sept. 17.-Directo
George HUFF of the University o
illinois board Of control today be
gan a special campaign agains
gambling and ticket speculation
Steps were taken to assure football
against the infringement of the mo
1opoly Of tickets by unscrupulou
,eat exploiters and to keep tn
Illinois Ohio football game and fu
.ure Illinois contests free fror
professional sporting interest.
As q measure to keep the univer
,ity's football atmosphere pure
Director Huff requested today tha
he university council Of admins
ration expel any student foun
guilty Of specializing.
Purchaser Threatened.
Original purchasers are to b
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
GIANTS BUY RAPP
from ST. PAUL TO
BOLSTER NFIELD

W.. York. Nov. IA shift in
- lucid OF the New York Nation
NV. ~, next season was announced
=. ~ " Manager John ]. McGraw.
n. S. 3. purchased yesterday from
,,sm o. raul American association
49, will be used at third base,
~, eaad. and Frank Frisch
80 p switched to second.
80 aoieed with Shortstop Ban
Ins.,ss oo First Baseman Kelly, the
H., Ie'a VIII be the strongest he has
ls,, '''ce New York won the PEN
elai,.. nfee times in q row, n
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|IsoNlY
ii N SALE
SEATS
plnpigas DlspsIs Rsnsfs
2n1D Gsssss TO
- 1Asssasls.
]. go CofHLAsD.

II MUC1 COPELAND.
- Ut ezorbitant prices
~ - to 80 would b
si,a " he management Of
y. ~ IaIssd Independents for
,.,a u lie independence Can
. slIlsp ssns At DoasiAs park
k ~ Sunday, were dispel-
Il. - " Manager Flanagan
I. 1rslained that the larges:
- ~ vould bs only 10 cents
oals u Prices.
,aIsaee Flanagan announced
=. s,iIsvsss price list applicable
1 . - rsaisst professional foot
/ = ~ u the season:
= ~, formerly 0.is,
servsd seats, formerly
ho neW ~zJ@
= iii6jseal reserved seats, y.
= oeo1esl admission, @l.& (un.
u eloCsl).
iAscsef Flanagan also explained
- n case there will be q field
~.rfiov, general admission fees
iii h charged those who will
y, 10 vitnsss the game from the
,.1elb|s placement Of field chairs
n slaading platforms. The above
~ include general admission
r vss tax; everything paid.
Abeut General Sale.
NJ Rock Island management ex.
N % open the sale Of general
slnieoson tickets within the next
tsa,ls Of days. 1t was also an.
reacsd that holders Of genera
alnioe.on tickets would be allowed
b atse the park on the day OF the
~ q hour before the box office
j eDsnsd. Thus, 1t is hoped to IA
Idlests handling the vast crowd
|Wlich ID anticipated.
! fhe Management has already re.
uiyd calls from several out-of'
tsvn eitiss from fans who are ha
htual Independent boosters, mos
u whom have not missed q game
W season at Douglas park. Alede
y reported to be leading the OUT
alsfs 10 date with a call for 2
I'd ssats. This is. nothing unus
uL Aledoans in general regxrt
~ Independents as their own. AL
nsson. these real fans have set al
uanpls for their brethren in ad
pling towns.
TO Draw Heavily.
Fms from hundreds of mile
uuand are expected to take thi!
tsst opportunity Of witnessing thu
uploits Of the renowned Cantonian!
nler the guidance Of Jim Thorpe
Chicago is expected to be repre-
rated heavily. The twin-cities
yhneapolis and st. Paul. will als'
md down many. College team
nisins through Rock Island Of
tat date are also expected to stol
over to see the classic.
dependent officials took espe
q are today to interview tn
hehy weather authorities an,
|nF1ed that settled weather Is tn
|seeaast for the next three weeks
y ~ fears for inUlemency may b
for . week from sun
b.
After New Players.
Manager Flanagan reported tina
h is negotiating with several new
tayers and that he may have an
to that effect in a da.
" two.
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NON SUBSTITUTION
RECORD Is CLAIM
OF STALEYS TEAM

Decatur, ILL.,. Nov. 17-What is
believed to be record unheard of
in professional football was made
at Minneapolis last Sunday when
in a game with the Minneapolis
Marines the Staley eleven Of this
city completed its third contest of
the season without making a sub
stitutiol. The ether two games in
which this occurred were with the
Rock Island Independents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
LEONARD TO MEET
ED KELLY TONIGHT

New York, Nov. 17.-Benny Leon
ard. lightweight champion. meets
Harlem" Eddie Kelly in . 1e-
round bout here tonight. The match
is regarded by Leonard as a trial
battle" for his contest with Joe
yelling ut Madison Snnare Garden
on Nov. 26.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
ROCKFORD TO HAVE
THANKSGIVING CARD

Rockford, ILL.,, Nov. 16.-"One
Round" Jack Riley. the soldier
fighter of Camp Grant, will meet
Jack Dillon Of Indianapolis, In a TO-
round bout here Nov "a. Three
sailor boxers of Great Lakes meet
three d6ughboys Of Camp Grant in
preliminaries.
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HAMMOND Is NEXT
TO PLAY STALEYS

oa, cAtur, ILL.,, Nov. Lied by
ca Al-American fullback with
sste several years ago the Ham
..vao professional football team
49, ny co@s to this city Sunday in an
S,s SIT % take the measure OF the
valley eleven.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

Today most every fellow has
An ingrown Weakness for the jazz.
He likes to jazz around ALL night
Until ct dawn's old carly Light,
You'll hear him say, ~This is the
life!"
Unless hb partner Is his wife.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
URBANA II HAS
ADvANTAeEFOR
PEORIA BATTLE
Statses Best High SeAeels Clash fsF
Title Friday WITH Urbana Fay.
ord Slightly Over Tractors.
1920 Gridiron Records
of Two High Eevens
PEORIA HIGH SC600L

Oct 2-Peoria, -, Ottawa, q
Oct. 9-Peoria, s.; Alton, Q.
Oct. 1e-PeoriA A.; Blooninga
tom, 0.
Oct. ss-Peorh, e.; Clinton, o.
Oct s0-Peoria, g; Decatur, Z.
Nov. 6-Peoria, 40; Moline, !.
Nov. 13-Peoria, IS; Pekin, q.
Tetals-PeerfA a7S; Opponents,
IA.
URBANA HIGH SCHOOL.
Oct. 9-Urbana, 4s; Georgetown,
Oct 1e-Urbana, los; Clinton, O,
Oct 9s-Urbana, 40; Springfield,
Oct sO-Urbana, Al; Decatur, 0.
Nov. 6-Crbana, g; Nation, o.
+ Nov. ,13-Urbana, AZ; Blooming.
ton, O.
Totals-Urbana, 31s; Opponents,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

when ladies' would Allowing 90,
Man wants bat little here below.
No matter how they fall from grace
And throw the balls around the
place.
Men overlook their sickly score,
But not the hosiery that they wore.
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The Passing Blow.
SNSSSS9>oeooocSSSSeSSSS
4 WIND BY
BRUCE COPELAND

Two keyhole sleuthp upon the stand
In court an errine sister PANIED.
Their accusatiens must have hurt.
The way they spir ed the ancient
dirt
About . midnight scene. O course,
You know DIRT makes ground for
divorce.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
CADETS AND M1DS
AWAIT THEIR GAME

New York, Nov. 17.-Neither the
Army nor the Navy football team
will play again until they meet u
the Polo Grounds here Nov. "a. s~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
BY Bruce Copeland.

present condition OF the Independ-
ents seems to preclude . more sue
cessful feat than holding the Bull
dogs to as low . score Is possible.
The Rock Island line needs little
or NO bolstering. Harry Qunder.
son will be back in the game, and.
with Fitzgerald hack ut guard.
Rock Islands center hole will be
we'll fortified. Still, there might be
need OF tackle Of the caliber Of
Tom Henry. the Bulldoes' $50
FOUNDER of last years All-AmeFi-
can fame.
Rock Islands greatest weakness
lies in the backfleld. Eddie Novak
today Is the only backneld man
who is capable Of meeting the Ken
mel men on en- terms; and No
yak, too. is suffering from leg In
juries. Fred Chicken might come
around in time to give the "Dogs"
o fight, but unless decided recovery
in the matter OF injuries are evf-
denced by Wyman. Nichols and
Mansfield, Rock Island can hope
for little from its present backfield.
Thus. several new players may have
to be imported to give Canton
fight.
ROCK ISLAND PROUD OF HIGH
SChOUL
BY thelr decisive vctoft over
Davenport high scheol, the 10.
landers sprane int popular IL
vor and . reAewA Of keck Is
land supremacy - the gridlron
next year is, consequently, fore
seen. Rock Island hAs ha4 tne
material for . championship
high school team oil season. AL
tho eleven required was . gaAe
that would awaken then frsn
the letAargy Of playing aWk.
ward, nediocre teans. Once %
their merits, ~ against Moline
and Davenport, the ktnmel
proteyes came out OF ihclf
shells and displayed Champion.
snip CLASS.
next year II remains fcf Ne
schOOlD0yS 70 eNip out me NE
more elite class and beOk games
with the strongest Agh Soa0W
teams N the stA.e. Nothing 60
he gained BY playing dub teams
and running the risk Of permA.
rent setbacks. The prestige q
being tri-city champions shouM
inspire the high school eleven
to loftler amDstiOas and incai.
clte the players Win " deeer.
minA70n 10 make tAe'r tcaA
the best IN the STATE.
Inc schooi has some 81 the
best material In tho raany CAV,
u Is only IN ns smDIye
scaee ana go pc devosope1 nv
eoas HcnOVi"oy eioseH' "s
2 cnanco LvL 0Oacn!
les, We ANOW soSi hVM II iD'
IN commenting on last ou1SayS
game between the minneapolis ma
rines and the Staieys IN Minneap-
oils, the Minneapolis evening IT'D
une prints the io!iowing:
speaking OF ofiiciais. the WORK
OF the umpire IN lne MarlneS.a.ey
game was tne worst tne wIltsf
tEafl 'Arnolu IN SPOT Sna@.e'
ever saw. me marines sno. 80
erai successlul passes III tne nn.l
quar.er' ous in .s Me o "1as
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

Why Mister Harding went to Texas,
We must confess, does sadly vex us.
The artist thinks that WarreH's
wish
To 20 down there was Just to fish.
Say We: Why does he like to roam,
When he can catch big fish at
home?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

You cannot make a Yankee sore
BY calling him ''tor.e-a-dOre:
And yet, but few would ever deigu
To throw It as they do in pain,
When such good experts may be
found.
At home to throw the bull around.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
DAILY, JACKSON
STILL LEADING
IN CUE BATTLE
Eight Billiardists Line Up
in Today's Title
Contests.

Chicago, Nov. 17.-Games sched-
uled today in the Worlds Three
cushion billiard championship
were:
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Capron versus Heal;
NORM versus Layton;
McCOurt versus Lean;

De Gro versus JUS.
In the two evening games last
night, John Layton Of st. Louis de-
feated Hugh Heal Of Toledo in 50
innings, so to 20. Clarence Jack
son Of Kansas City defeated Pierre
Maupome, SO to Al, in 72 innings.
The Standings.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

He didn't break his eollar.bone
Beneath 4 wagon.loaa Of stone!
No fliyvef hit hin IN the mech!
No. It was mot . railroad wreck!
4 harder fate was his. twou!d
SON:
He played against the StAley team!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

May Be new PI6yefS Here NOV. 2o'
There is strong probability that
Manager Flanagan will close with
several of the best players In the
college field in an attempt to
strengthen the Independents for
their final game Of the season
that with the Canton Bulldogs here
q week from next Sunday. The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-31
EMPLOYMENT
sIruArI0ss MAsIlp-nAl

NNNIfh fsu g-sl su'riiHu Joe rIU wOft SO ~
ev tN1, s' W sigafus ~ Me- FHgunn iioiel
Niun. r'fnw mind and Malr ihird Unif
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Welsh-McNultY Motor Co.
The Following Cars Are
For Sale at Rock Bottom
Prices and You Will
Find Them Exactly
AS Represented

Regal touring car In Al condition.
paint and top good starter ana bat
terry In fine shape. e.......,...' .NdoO
1917 Studebaker roadster In good
mechanical condition, paint and top
in excellent shape, for quick sale
at ................. 'N5oV
Overland 80 touring in good shape,
good rubber. good tires and good
pant .,............... ....'... '..'''.'. 'FfVV
Buick six flve-I lssenger touring
looks and runs good .........* *+5O
Maxwell five passenger touring, 1918
model, thoroughly overhauled and
rcpainted, tires Al. snap at. $500
Tulsa Four 1919 model five-passen-
ger touring. good rubber. paint and
top, In Al condition, car runs as
good as new ........,.,..... 65OO
Maxwell touring, 1919 model, car
has been ovcrhauled and rcf!nishcd;
looks and runs as good as new, $3.50
Oakland five passenger touring, 1918
model car has been thoroughly over
hauled and repainted. We guarantee
II TO be in Al condition. ,....;790
Dodge touring with Sedan winter
top, 1919 model. car only been out
seven months. Priced to sell $50
Chandler Chummy. speaks for
''9tII '''... .......... ........S SI5O
Haynes seven passenger touring in
good shape, paint and top in good
condition; an excellent buy. $500
1919 Nash five passenger tourlng
car; Is almost new, equipped with
cord tires and bumper ......SI, 200
Marmon seven passenger touring.
thoroughly ovcrhauled and re-
painted, car is in excellent condi-
'''H '''''''' ''....'... III, $50
Locomoblle roadster, thoroughly
oVerhauled and repainted. equipped
with new special roadster top and
rive new Miller cord tires. This car
Is an excellent bargain at ...S2,750
THE ABOVE CARS READY FOR
INSPECTION
TERMS If DESIRED. SEE IRVING
ADAMS MOTOR SALES
COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS
OAKLAND SENSIBLE SIX
500 South Main street
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l9lS Haynes touring. s.N cord tires.
six wire whocls, good paint. Al
shape. Must sell this today or to-
morrow. ;lOT5. Osarc A617
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS toR EtNt--fUBsisHtp ~
ptiEHHlf l'' ''.h h.l'om ,dl'.nos
pfSiHthlt bouu with uuur'Ing n,m fos que 10
wv p~nlwni gentlemen south 1i'. five hons
N,NH N.g ''f rea' 'o r''s no"'
sNrl D.. ..lt On, u7t uus Uom a1l rra
Two N'N n'yy 'ruWI aerus rnu' n HHss
p.,,o @ 1y'''' rs'-. a. 5s,. '7 y.iS employed '''''
nosNN s. Nk Nvp Mnsrd laus roUi
TOWN 'n' one 0'v sleeping ~.m
fuR NNT laus hodnHm ulrlf ufnNhrH Iu wi
u'' hoH' 'H gentlemen o rul's W1rc e0Sb
MAIN. 81. 700 On. nicely mruuri tepm uom
''SigN Si,,. a., 'a s'".rs "om ''' ''ul Phone
l,gGr soD ni ron. wins sruan-o rcad,s
g.gFgt'ol. private family. rN'us o,aes
toH WNr One hre teria1R rom ,rlth-u U.
poHre private eultwrs tso ho.s. OF l.aid0fs
vii hr vacant Sunday ir can ton5 t.l or
Co., Wu ~. or. nHu.th,d ueclias roum .r nH.
RooNs-usruas ls
rh1 tNuNiNup vom. At ,Il solh t,s,
Phone oAgf 'lHi
uNoop $ 5o2 ta'uu.4oi rar, ,v remit rhar,
our. a,e1 '' '' ''''
ROOMS WIN GoARp 10
ROOM AND BOARD luI.a IHIn HI fsH .r'lHoi ur1.
pic. 100 meals prf uu. breakfast and Iu DIN.
t" Home uoh'ns t'1 South uru'frr
" tlNsu'n EnuN elb p0ii lof iouas lsul,ensu
rh.ng u1E. HHnH
hIEuig 3. 40 ws faam with board iar ~o
mgu. So tu r.n rer veas
ttiNlsulu moN ah ualh 'ut ,uuns gentle
man rhole u.,er .suH
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


WILL kEkP Office open iron I 10 10 D. m. III
this veck IA give the buy man a chAncr IN pM-
-hrse Nov Mexico state oil and ras lea|s giu
be rleassd 10 have yon calf Edmund Hugiu slz
Mayo Bds 0,ags sOg2
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTONOBIIIS TON mn

NUIUNUbIIFh FUN WIT. 10
MUST SILL al once 1915 Hodcl sn cylinder Buics
five giud casIngs m1tgi Al condition. leaIins
city Phone Ossgc ais. J0s hat second. call TOT
4 sykes
fOkn ROADSrkR R-iBlD noisI. almost new HAset
shnck ahsorbcrs. large defins wheel. mod and
radiator cover Real bargain Nifth Main Ga
rass 40 North Main. 0sagc tt0S
ONk FlNk rAsSENGEK Wm,and t0ifng car 1850;
Hayes IRE Co. llg trt Second. Ossge 6a62
FOR SALE OR TRADE-C Chalmers chassis In
hrstclass condition. Address Box sss-A,
World
Bultk RUNpyr1R Tor Ale or stll uade iof lot
Cal iul Unity Bdg
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BOARD AND ROOMS

~. ~ '"'P '" 'AA" 'a'i HNlNs hht "AtN
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOrtlS Is
lynn n1fH, Have ies choce rooms Si. Sl-35
and 81 80 per day rates by The week evry thing
ncs and clean. l0li9 West fint Phans usagr
JAfnns HNrF
900 Eood ventilated rooms. everything and clean
Rooms and 81 ~ per night, s., 50 and 81 psf
v''k S0s Fast Pint street
NRN TERMINAL hotel opposite Frsro Iiail0n. nes
and 10 date running -.ies ~ al raagas pr3
,ate baths Stram heat. burn coal and main
tain summer heat al zero seAther, Special setkly
MbWfsr iiOTEL
Clean both WAYS Phone Usage 55iO Nen Midland
VALLEY railroad Flold shields, manage
tiGnI HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
1iitRD. v. liil Tao furnished foom. ~ l.ght
housekeeping m0irrn Phone cedar ilf1
TNo GlGhr nol,escpng ICONS Tor rent ci Oiss'
t'e, -
tUR RfNr ra0 nght house rJplng rp1ms wlul bhtb
and sleeping poich's. colp.c alihpli children, lll
south Norfolk oage G2'lR R
4 stlTs oy liEht housekeeping rooms Tor rent a4a
ist Tenth
ron KENT fso nicely imniahei ighl hoisokcgp-
Inc rooms. adjoining bath half bodk Of ear line
Phone 0ase 7gGs
bErRolr b. 6lj Two Iigii housekeeping MONS
fNO SUITES " LlGIir housekeeping fo0ps. Phone
0sdFr iIl9.
OMAsso. y u one suite lght hou.ekeep.ug ronl
rTons 1870.
PEORIA X. 22i NcF ligh, hoHrEerpHR room,
veil aair. ga and electricity rrniahci. near
lHney and car linc
ifTH 3. 2a2 Young laB dc7fr. young adJ
r'ommaie N share two light housekeeping rooms
'rJ Close In renson'llr Phone 1856
FOR RENT -lpeair. iHfsr rooms FURNISHED of ur
fnrni ned. aud also three rooms f1r rent pr1vI
lng yn buy furniture Worth MaJbcu. Os,s-
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FOR SALE OR TRApE-Late modc Ap.
person In good condition. a2i Fast SEC.
ond 2i2B. %
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cur. Nl Around atte mW. wants pdl'tion
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BOZ LpEH g. 1901 lArps front r0lm usv ta'1
fJT IAvs sin81Hrs sr furuUsf. 90 mlisf1
hone fT a gfHtrmar $50 Dr. nY'h References
given Ani rgl4feI rnanr Uags 252t
PtRnkilN b. I.gu. N0a Stepping fUDu ado.U'rg
t4b. four borts Hgn NaB suss.. tl6 b.gtk
Denver itnry
tuR hNI Do faY urutnr7 gf rpip.r sr. bg ed
arg sy ffYa' rom On second ran-. Glow ir:
rail- o.Rg. f1a nrfseea 1880 aal gl0 p m
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NNNrh ro gosi s0'Irtlu a cu wat. 80 ~
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