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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
MANY SLOOPS TO
ENTER RACE FOR :
TRANS-SEA FAME

New York, Feb. 22.-tunited
Press).-At least 25 sailing vessels
will compete in the TRANSATLANTIC
race for King Abert's cup next
summer, in tho opinion OF Baron
de Cartier. Belgian ambassador TO
the United States.
Several syndicates are being
formed in England and Belgium
to enter candidates for the cup, he
SAYS, and reliable information has
been given that Sir Thomas Upton
will enter the 23-meter Shamrock
which acted as trial horse in Sham
rock w preiiminaries last summer
General Cornelius Vanderbilt viii
enter his schooner Elina, Il is IN
derstood.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
MADE RICH HAUL
AT POSTOFF|CE

Toledo, Ohio, Feb. 22.-Govern-
ment inspectors, working to clear
up the robbery at the Toledo post
Office last Thursday morning. an.
nounced today that the robbers
were responsible for the theft o.
$500, 900 in Unregistered govern
men bonds and between 81, 900 ant
$50, 900 in cash. This much, the IN
spectors admitted, has been &C
counted for and the check-up is be
ing continued.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
Don't Spoil a Good
Meal With a Bad
Stomach

1t is really a pitiful sight to see
so many thousands Of people wor-
rying about what they can eat and
what they can't eat.
Dyspeprics. they caH themselves.
but they stretcl. the imagination
when they do 1t.
All these people need to make
them healthy, cheerfulrand Of sound
appetite is box OF. Mona Tab
lets.
The stomach Of . dyspeptic is
! overworked and run down. 1t needs
help to digest the food. but more
than that, it needs prescription
kthat will cleanse. renovate
strengthen and put elasticity into
| the stomach walls.
Mi-O-Na is the prescription thai
will do this and do 1t SO promptly
that you'll wonder why you didn'l
try it before.
| 1t stops belching Of gas and dis
tress after eating In I'VE minutes
lit is undoubtedly the creates
istomach tonic ever given to tn
public by 4 specialist in stomach
diseases.
i Leading druggists everywher
sell Mona ON the money bacl
fulan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
START HUNTFOR
MISSING LINK
Group of Scientists Start Today on
Five Year Trip Through Tn
trodden Areas Of Asia

New York, Feb. PA group of
scientists left heret oday on a mis-
sion that will keep them in the vast
untrodden areas of Asia for five
years.
When they return to America
they hope to have evidence that
the missing link" between man
and beast actually existed. Also
they expect to bring back thous-
ands of animal and botanical speci-
mems to fill the proposed Hall Of
Asiatic Life in New York.
Roy Chapman Andrews, leader
Of two former scientific parties into
China, will head the new groups,
to be known as the Third Asiatic
Expedition Of the American Muse
um Of Natural History. Supporting
it financially are more than score
Of New York's wealthiest men and
women, the museum and other or
ganizations The party will sail
from San Francisco on March 10
Joined in Asia by scores of ma
tive guides, huntsmen. cooks and
helpers, the scientists expect Il
| introduce American automobiles
moving picture cameras and othel
Imodern machines on the Cobb des
ert, Central Asian plateaus, Tibet
ian steppes and other little known
lands
| Gasoline trucks will constitute
mobile bases for various branche
of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
archaeologists and anthropologist
while speedier cars are used il
explorations and hunting. DR.. An
drews has found a 50-miles-an
hour too slow to keep up wit
. frightened antelopes in Contra
Asia. and is taking a speedier race
, Ito use in hunting these mile amin
lutte runners.
i Mongolia Base.
The first base of the party wi
be established in Mongolia, wher
!, the scientists expect to remain
J months before penetrating Wester
China. After the vanguard I'D
spent a year in Mongolia, a SCI
, ond group of scientists will lea'
New York to join them
Northeastern and Central AS
will be thoroughly gone over in
study of the origin and Migrate
Of man. to prove or disprove Il
popular scientific belief that As
was the center of dispersale OF Il
human race as we'll as for many
the mammals the descendants
which now are scattered over Il
iearth. j.,
There were five persons IN t
party leaving New York today u
der the leadership Of Mr.. Andrew
His wife will 60 along as the col
photographer. The others
Walter Granger and George Olse
1 palaeontologists, and Clifford Pol
geologist; all from the museu
here.
Next year the museum Will Sc
out biologists and q motion p
4 ture photographer, and in Il
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
FORMER Lacquer
SEEKS BERTH AS :
STAR-POLISHER

Washington, Pa, Feb. 22.-Robert
Coulson, former Brooklyn National
league outfelder, and Penn State
football star, is seeking the ap-
Dointment OF sheriff of Washington
county. The position was made
vacant last week when his uncle.
Alexander Gray, also a former
start football player at Penn State,
and former captain Of q gridiron
squad there, died.
Coulson served as a deputy
eaerth under his uncle.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
lLE MAULER
0|lLLY COMES
10 CLUB TERMS
Fise shsSs Aftr yictsrj.
d "a. Csnpaisn IN WiscSasia-
- Held IDEAL OfIsnent
= BRUCE COPELAND.

4 vvpnotsr Frank Smith Of the
- Island Independent A c.. re-
::,..4ii today that he has signed
- Nuss of Moline and Green
~, Wis.. and Billy Goats" Doig |
= ssrinr Valley. to box 10 rounds
~ from tonight in the Illinois
nssfre as the winduR> attraction1
.r all-star boxing bill. /
rtis engagement will be the first
..sss,snce of Nuss in the tri-
Ssiss since his memorable scrap
- ummer with Mike Paulsen Of
= phi. at Douglas park. Jimmy
! y. heen in Green Bay all fall and
-ssfsf and has registered aevezai
.v,ahinr defeats to promising wei
if-mddleweights.
mig has been working ont N
~ Towards gymnasium. Chica-
- Tor the last several weeks and
4 ,eoorted to be in the best shape
. III career. There isn't a doubt
~ Nuss and Doig will prove an
- match. Both are famed Tor
~ ruggedness and hard-hitting
vsvers.
Rise Spectacular.
Mass rise has been spectacular.
mt be bumped OF George Cum
.i1rs of Davenport. Then he ap-
,iIed the kayo to Bum" Stuehmer.
a early lead enabled Tommy Com
iskey Of ct. Paul to weather a
heetstroke in the last three rounds
n which Nuss, too, was all but out
from the intense humidity OF the
old Empire rink in mid-June. That
hattie was close call for both
boys. Jimmy then managed to hold
hs own with the veteran Paul
ION. Since then he has not been
sen in tri-city ring.
Promoter Smith also announced
hat he has signed George Reed
tespcat chef of the Alley Inn. and
Knockout" Murphy of Omaha, te
collide in the six-round semi-wind'
N. Reed has demonstrated his re
tarn to prestige in his last thre'
battles. Murphy is the middle
weight who stopped Young Gan
non Of Davenport. in three second
It the last Davenport show.
l5.Pound Sacrifice.
Reed will probably weigh aroun
hs for this battle. but at that, h
viii be about Is pounds lighte
than Murphy. The Islander. how
ever. has no fears contingent upo
such a sacrifice of poundage an
believes he can bump off his hea'
M opponent in jigtime. The othe
two preliminaries have not ye
teen closed, but Promoter Smit
assures the fans that they will ,
somewhat better than the usual Of
Ger of curtain-raisers.
Another announcement tosthe IL
ierest of the fans is a reduction
the prices of admission. Begil
Ming with the Nuss-Doig show II
prices will be as follows: Rim!
side, $3.50; parquet, $3.50; 'ba
cony, sl.10; gallery. S5 cents. III
e. latter represents so per cent ,
duction from the former admissit
iee.,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
SPORT FLASHES


At New, York-Soldier Bartfeld
and Louis Bogash, New England
welterweights. box tonight in 10
round decision bout.
At Cambridge. Mass.-Eighty-fve
men have beeh entered by Harvard
for the Harvard Cornell Dartmouth
track meet Saturday in Boston.
At Milyaukes-Johnpy Aendel-
sohn Defeated Ever Hamiar in 10
rounds.
!. At New York-RehAy Kauh'
Giants outfielder. was kept from
leavihs ON the southern training
trip by the setting back Of his trial
for automobile stealing for early II
March.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
BENNY LEONARD
: KNOCKS OUT MOY

DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 22.-United
ress.)-Benny Leonard, light
weight champioB, had a little exer-
else here last night. He met Eddie
Moy, Allentown, Pa, in a scheduled
10-round bout.
Moy's seconds threw the towel
into ring during the third round
when their man Hoped to the door
a couple Of times.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
HOOaIERS PULLED
OUT OF THE LEAD
IN BIG TEN RACE

Chicago. Feb. 22.-(United Press)
university was pulled
out Of first place tie in the big
ten conference basketball race last
night when Iowa defeated her. 2
to Is, at Iowa City.
Illinois, who was tied with In
diana for tirst position, postponed
its scheduled game with Purdue.
wisconsin crushed Ohio State al
Columbus, ~ to IS.
Chicago meets Minnesota at MIN
neapolis tonight
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
Berg-Handle, Davenport.
Singles. II p. m.

- - 80
Characterization, Rock Island.
Cavanaugh-Strayer, Rock Island.
c, Wich-J. Wich, Rock Island.
Lagomarcino-Ogden, Davenport
Buck-Claussen. Davenport
Berg-Hendle, Davenport
WEDNESDAY,.
Doubles, 4 p N.
Ben Mueller-W. L. Mueller, Dav-
export.
Harry Hansen-Naeckel, Daven'
port.
Bankers, fve-man team
Singles, 5 p m
Ben Nueller-W. L. Mueller, Dav'
export.
Harry Hansen-Naeckei, Daven
port.
Doubles, s p. N.
Peterson Camp, Bradford, III.
Peterson-Petty, Bradford. Ill.
Hopkins-Tychsen, Bradford. Ill.
Atkins-Schleuter, Davenport.
Schleuter-Walsh, Davenport.
Observation-Disclosures, Davenport.
SiRgles, p n
Peterson-Camp. Bradford. Ill
Peterson-Petty. Bradford. Ill.
Hopkins-Tyehsen. Bradford, III
Atkins-Schleuter, Davenport.
Schleuter-Walsh. Davenport.
Young-Voss, Davenport.
Fiye-Nan Team, p. n.
Peerless. Moline. Ill. :,
Tychsen Clothiers, Bradford, IL
Bettendorf Co., Bettendorf.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
"Pape's Cold Compound" i:
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stufed-up! Quit blow
ing and shifting! A dose OF '"Papes
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
The very first dose opens cloEged
nostrils and the air passages OF the
head; stops nose running; relieves
the headache, duliness. feverish-
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" costs
only . few cents At drug stores. IT
acts without assistance. tastes nice.
contains NO ouinine-Insist upon
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

his mind concentrated On what
he's doing, he'll fare we'll.
Even though his stroke may be
a little unsteady If he can con-
centrate he's going to roll thehballs
into the pockets.
Sometimes travelling up'sts me
for q game.
1T / have to carry my grips for
a short distance the exertion on my
arms often throws me on my
stroke.
But It's the speed shooting that
I'm best at.
Doesn't Deliberate.
IF l deliberated over my shots
l would be almost sure to play
poorly"
Greenleaf is a veteran with the
cue, although he's but 81.
| He's been shooting pocket bill
lizards since he was nine.
Two years ago he won the cham
pionship.
Like Willie Hoppe, he is modes
and unassuming.
His rapid work in clearing tn
tables makes him q drawing car
at exhibition matches.
Recently in Baltimore he score
, 125 points in less than ~ minutes
o Natural ability may count 10
some of my success" says Gree:i
r leaf. "but concentration and spec
count most"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
DELINQUENT CUBS
SIGN CONTRACTS

Chicago, Feb. 22.-Among the last
players to sign Cub contracts ready
Tor the 1921 season are Harry Wea-
YER. the right-hand pitcher for
Mex Carter to the Kansas City
team, and Bob O'Farrell. catcher.
1t will be Weaver's second trial
with the Cubs. He Joined the Cubs
three years ago and. was shipped to
The Oakland Pacific league club.
Later he went to the Kansas City
American association club. where
his showing caused him to be re-
called.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
RONUs LAYS OVER.

Washington, Feb. 22.|Chalrman
Penrose of the senate finance COM
mittee announced soldier bonus
legislation probably will be post
poned until the extra session of
con1ress
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Psychologists and anthorpologists
will follow. Then the entire ex-
petition will devote three more
years to intensive work.
More than 1000 persons have
sought in vain to accompany the
scientists, Mr.. Andrews, said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
WOMAN HAS CASH.

Elkhart, Ind, Feb. 22.-Two men
were arrested in connection with
the Toledo (Ohio) mail robbery
but a woman is believed to have
escaped with the major portion OF
the loot.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
cAy4nIAN WHEAT.

Ottawa, Feb. 22.-Canadian farm
ers received $3.50 a bushel for their
wheat from July 81, 1919, until Dec.
81. 1920. while American farmers
received s225, the Canadian wheat
board reported.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
VIOLATES I TREATY.

Washington, Feb. 22.-State de-
partment officials declared the
transfer Of the Syrian mardate
from France to England, was u vio-
lation of the Versailles treaty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Tur ScHrni'IR
TO-DAY.
Doubles, / ,. n.
Rrookhart- Shields. washington.
.McCaJl-Walls washington
Crooks-HnU Washineton
GAYLORD Ament Davenport
Brus-Gadient
Singles. snm
Brookhart-Shields, Washington.
McCall-Wells Washington.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
6USS AND DOIG TO BOX HERE MARCHa1


IGUEW 1y4RIpR M UC0VOA -
Rethan tsurnaneat q bradley, en
M nee lnclrae Arningtsn, Avery.
M. BxiuAell. Delavan, East Pc
-, Green waller. Hopedaley Nh- |
ier. Reeaoke. Tfenent, Tfiven,
WsshbufA and Washington. The
tourney WIN Be operated % fho dea-
bIe elnfnatiea plan by which II ID
pesslble fer = tim 10 be defeated
eaee ard stfll hsye Q chance to had
N percentage. i
The eh.mp;on Bloomers Of the
hns,S . - cSnnhorse IN sfhe, site
~ ~. scrv,.r .trnctnre desfroved
,a.. -. 80 hr Arc The RIoomirr-
tor Tsn.. ...ociation which has
~. mstt.r in hand ernects 10.
- n,.rs 20 ne IN have the
snep. ..s 90. r..d, ~ ~. o,srin~
~ sas.on pres;dent Goelzer
o y. .mv .h.t 10 q IN favor nf
~ . diff Agreement hnt that he
III, abide nv the ruie Of the ma
/ VA. ~o13e W 'He A"As >~s
r.- s....,. s.r-.. p.or,.
.,rs.- - ~ rr.nertr AZ tie
rv.. v.rl.p 1900. An
~ =. = tIs ~ ss.E ri. time
~. =. . y. ~ -. ' ~;~,s- - h;s
H u ..~se. ~ u,sna;s Tam.
~ ~ Mn M =. .. s.. sh.n. -
~ ~. no V.at - .sa aH s ..n1 ~
ESrere..rt Ia fhis week. This
VII 80 sS""n. :, a. So.tS.r
s "v So - ~
nanny cramer NJ pb;,adelphi,
vho was scheduled to box Mix,
, Dundee at The next bie Milwaukee,
: ~r;tek Emi, Thiry Mixes manager
Emil believes that Cramer got col,
: feet after hearing that Mike woul
|, he no setup for him. Now the pro
moters are hooking for another on
|. uonent for the scrappy Islande
? Won.
FL
Il! Matfy Nafsuda. lannon's il
n wrextler. and Bobby Bylund. III
Moline champ, have been billed
ernpDle IN Turner hall. Moline, Q
IL the nixht Of THURSDAY, March
q Wrestling fans will receive this ,
fla choice norsel Of news, owing
"a the uopularfty Of ByIund and Il
a. RECOGNITION Is top-noteher actor
N I'd the Jan,
20
.. President Warren Giles Of t
70 Moline Fans association announc
he TO-DAY that the Plowboys have be
es scheduled to play five exhibit
games with the Knox college nj
at Ca,eshnrr AnriI 1922.
,.r
"A Manager CkesteS Bengston Of
ke East RHl BASKETBALL team is de-
lst GUS Of arranging a game with
In Red Wing quintet. He reque
,se that the Red Wing manager {
X. him TONIGHT after s O'clock ut r
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
hIbhSkETEERS
OUT TOAdENeE
DAVENPORT WIN

BY rRIER rCOLLIsTER.

Rock Islapd will meet Davenport
next Friday In one Of the most iR-
portant basket games ct the soa-
son. This will be the Islanders
last home game before the tour
nament and will settle the quad
city Championship.
Ffom.sh reports the game VIII
be played IN the kugustana gym IN
order to accommodate the crowd.
The local 'Y" was oyercrowded Tor
the last Moline Rock Island battle
and many we're unable 70 - the
game. II the game is played IN the
Augie gym everyone will be able to
get seats. Coach Kimmel had MS
warriors out for practice last night
at the college so that they can get
/ used to the big floor.
Whoever wins the game Friday
night will be awarded the Quad-city
championship. Davenport has de-
feated East Moline twice: st. Am
brose, Rock Island and Moline
once. and in turn was defeated by
Molihe. The Islanders have de-
feated East Moline and Moline
twice and received q beating A.
I the hands OF Davenport.
| From previous .showings. Rock
Island will enter the game below
par. Ever since the second semes-
! ter started and Herke became in
. eligible. the Islanders have played
in Door form. winning only two
game. The only time that the Is
!. landers' ever came close to their
! mast form was in the second half
Of the Moline battle. All the rest
: their playing could be classed only
: a. fair.
Although the Islanders were de-
Heated, 2S-14, by Davenport in the
first game at the ]. B. Young
p school, the locals have still q good
Q chance to win The Crimson and
o Gold warriors were far on form IN
2 the previous Davenport game Lay.
). den's injury may keep him out o.
3 the Rock Island game and this WI
% weaken the Iowans somewhat
le Just who will start for Rock Is
l. land is uncertain. Edwards. sub
has been used as a regular In IN
last two games and played almos
le all of the two battles Whetne
20 Duncan can regain his old position
en- is vet to be proved. Alvine. anotn
On er substitute, was put into the ira
ne at Cambridge in the second qua
ter and played the remainder
the contest. He played faar 81
=; and, >from reports. bids fair To D
~ come q regular.
-. On Saturday night the lsianae
stS take on Geneseo at Geneseo. II
Geneseo squad has made a go
l. record this year and has not be-
defeated. Whether the locals c.
turn the tables, after the ny
,na game with Davenport is douot!s
,u Rock Island made the best SHOWN
70 of any quad-city team against ue
20 eseo, losing by one point
al The Geneseo loopers have naa
20 great run of luck this year Al
,m many Of their victories have be-
,-s won in the last few minutes. zen
w. SEQ has won more games by "
inc volnt than any nearby team.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

New York, Feb. 22.-Oficials OF
the Metropolitan Opera COMPANY
declared Carusos voice protaoiy
would be better than ever when ne
RECEIVERS, because Of his hrst long
rest in 25 years.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Do You do your best work
when going at top speeds
Or are you 4 second guess
eri Do You delay the game
ROlph Greenleaf, worlds
by taking time TO deciberatel
pocket billiard chapm, says the
faster he cues the balls and the
harder he eonceatrates on his
game the better are his scores.
Why not try Greenleafs
system of speed and concentra.
ton in your own game!
Shooting faSt and concentrate
has made RAph Greenleaf tn
worlds pocket billiard champion
1.-THE faster I shoot the bette
runs I make" says Greenleaf.
I'm steadier when making raj
id-fire shots, too.
Concentrates on Play.
IF one goes into the game wit
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
DAVENPORT Man
JUMPS TO LEAD
lNP|N TOURNEY

BY aPRACHEsS GRAHAM.

H Gehrman of Davenport, COPIED
flrst place In the singles play OF
the hfth annual tournament OF tne
Davenport Bowling association last
night when he rolled three games
for Q total Of 600 pins. His nearest
competitor is Lorenzo. the Du-
buque star, who jumped into the
lead the first day Wit ha total o.
5s3.
W. H. Gehrman, father Of H.
Gehrman and one Of the Oldest
bowlers in the trf-cities, pulled up
in fifth place in the singles event
with 5S4. N. Carlson. Davenport
tied Hammel, Des Moines. for
eighth place with 53s. "Hang-on,
as Carlson is known. has had Z
hard time getting started, but II
expected to wind up in good shape
Father md Son.
The team OF Gehrman and Gehr'
man, father and son, took lStt
place in the doubles event, rolllni
977. The team got away to poo
start and experienced . series o
unlucky breaks.
Other singles results yesterda.
were: Ankeny, Sterling, sol
Cranberg, Sterling, 1876. Anken
and Cranberg rolled 944 in tn
only doubles event.
/ The revised singles and double
standings to date, with yesterday
results in blackface type, follow:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22
Lift Off with Fingers

Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop . little
sreezone" Il an aching corn. IN
unity that corn stops hurting. -aen
ostiy you lift it right on with I'M
M. Truly,
Il Tour druggist se..s . tiny bottle
freezo for a few cents. suf-
rsent to remove every hard corn.
~ corn, or corn between the toes.
% the calluses, without soreness
g isritation.-lAdv.l
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Greenleaf is q native Of Mon-
mouth, I'LL, where he learned 10
play.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Lee Dempsey, former Rock Island
high school athletic star, IL await
ing transportation to Seattle where
he has been signed to play this
year. Dempsey had q grand seal.
son last year with the Vancouver
club and is regarded as one Of the
best first sackers on the slope
both 1t bat and In the field.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Nineteen teams will compete in
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

\ Matty Matsuda, famous jap
wrestler. and Bobby Bylund. the
Moline champ, have been billed t.
Erapple in Turner hall. Moline, on
the night Of Thursday. March )
Wrestling fans will receive this .,
q choice norsel Of news, owing t.
the popularity Of Bylund and tn
recognition Is top-noteher accord
ID the Jap.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

President Warren Giles Of the
Moline Fans association announced
today that the Plowboys have been
scheduled to play five exhibition
games with the Knox college nine
| at Galesburg, April 1922.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-22

Manager Chestes Bengsten OF the
East End basketball team Is desir.
GUS Of arranging q game with the
Red Wing quintet He requests
that the Red Wing manager call
him tonight after 8 O'clock ut r. L
$40.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1921-04-01
CHESHIRE At
TACKS MINISTER; FINED $35

Anderson, March 31.-Kenneth,
son of the late Victor B. Cheshire,
publisher of the Daily Tribune, of
this city, was fined $35 today in re
corder's court for assaulting the Rev.
D. Witherspoon Dodge, pastor of Pill
grim Congregational church of this
city with. pair Of 'knucks." The
minister testified that as he was as
sisting a lady into an automobile
yesterday afternoon he was struck in
the back of the head from behind by
someone unseen and unknown to
him. Cheshire pleaded guilty to the
attack. Cheshire it is understood,
took umbrage at remarks the minis
ter made in recent sermon concern
ing the late editor. T. =