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LAS AGRESIONES DEL SERBS
CHUTZ" CONTRA LOS ITALIA
NOS CONTINUAN

Open, noviembre 21.-Las agre
stones de los "Serbschutz" (franco
tiradoresl contra las tropas italia
mas continuan incesantsmente.
Con tai motive las tropas france
sas ingIesas que Sc encontraban en-
Ratibor, han tenido que reforzar a
las italianas.
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INES JORDAN

Desde hace algunos dias Sc tncuen-
ira enferma, esta monisima nina, hija
de nuestro particular amigo, ell Senador
por Arecibo reputado galeno. Sr. oc-
tavio Jordan.
Hacemos fervientes votos por su
pronto y total restablecimiento.
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CINE tires BANDERAS"

Ell drama AVARICIA en- actos por
Mae Murray Warner orland una
comedia en- actos las Semivirgenes
2 tandas.
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Ell. CAIRO ELECTRICo
No. 9 CHoCo CON Ell I

Ell sabado, en- la parada 9, el ca kFo
electrico que guiaba el motoriata Eil-
femio Rivera, choc6 con Ell caro- eIec-
trico que conducia Gonzalo. Vargas. "a
consecuencia del choque recibieron con-
tusiones leves la Sra. Juana Soto y En-
rique Martinez.
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ALUzRAB PARA MuEmNw

La OnAica M1rAmAr sIsnS SIt1O para
an n6msrs de j6v0A0s cue doSO0a e.
tudtAr y practicsx.
La SenOrita BupOEiRtoAdsAta facilit2
Cd les iafsrmos AscssartOa. Bansurcs,
'vOL 10 Advt
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MARCIAL RAMOS

Desde ell 1 de noyiembre Sc IN he
cho cargo de la agencia de "Puerto
Rico Ilustrado" en- Cabo Rojo, ell
agente de Ell MUNDO don Marcial
Ramos.
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DOS PILDoRAs LAxAT1vAs EBREY
por la noche al acostarse haran que
duerma bien, y Sc levantara despejado,
con brios, dispuesto la lucha. Las Pill
doras laxativas Ebrey son inmejorables
para estrehimiento, malestar, lengua SUI
cia, insomnia, dyspepsia, NAL aliento, do
lor de cabeza. En- las farmacias. -Advt.
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LCDo. VICENTE ORTIZ LEON

Ha sido operado de un acceso en-
la garganta nuestro amigo y colabo-
rador don Vicente Ortiz Leon, quien
goOl de numerosas simpatias por las
bellas cualidades que le alderman.
Hacemos votos por el restableci-
miento del seiior Ortiz Leon.
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rEATRo LIBERTY:

Dos tandas. Estreno de la magma
Cinta en- actos "Escarnio Social y
e, primer episode de la serie "De Po-
tencia Potencia".
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JINE NORMA.

"Abajos Caciques", preciosa come
dia, dramatica en- 5 actos, y ell episode
3 de la sugestiva serie de "Potencia
Petencia'' por Jorge B. seitz.
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o.5 SoIicitarnos .a.a.
.SENORITAS y JOVENES

Para ,vender en- ,sus pueblos artfculos de
facil venta para PASCUAS Y ANO NUE.
VO Ganaran0 mucho dinero. Pidan infor-
mes hoy mismo a.
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isa. ranasi9s BOX 1o6. CAYEY. P. R.
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GESTA SU ENFERMO GRAVE?
Pues no espere I'd. tanto ITEM
po para que le preparen SUI
EeCeta.
Lleveia a la Farmacia Occiden-
tai Inc, y alIi lie atenderan en- ell
acto. Buenos precios, buenos
serVicios. y todo fresco.
Salvador Brau %. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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J1NE LUNA.

"Deuda Materna'', drama en- 6 &C
tos y ell Edo. episodio de la serie "De
Potencia a Potencia''.
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PARA CUhAR UN RESFRIADC
EN- UN Ola, tomese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. sEl boticario de-
volvera ell dinero 81 no le cura. La
firnla de E. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada caiita.
Advt.
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sELIoGRAPH, (Cataho)

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Reina de los Diamantes'' una come
dia.
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
BY HENRY l. FARRELL.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Philadelphia, Sept. 12-The big
knife was ready to fall today on
some big tennis ''necks."
Two of the biggest players in the
tournament were to be beheaded in
the third round of the national
singles championship at the Ger
mantown Cricket club. William T.
Tilden, present national and inter
national champion, meets Zenzo
Shimidzu, the little Jananese Davis
cup star and William NJ. Johnston
plays Vincent Richards.
The outcome of these two star
battles was expected to go a long
way in indicating the winner of the
title as the two victors today will
play tomorrow in the fourth
round.
Richard Norris Williams. another
favorite in the race, is also facing
danger in his match with Howard
Voshel, the husky Brooklyn south
paw, and one of the Pacific coast
hopes will fade from the picture
when Phil Neer, Stanford's intercol-
legiate champion, plays Willis
Davis.
Australia will be reduced to a
one-man hope also by the match
between Jack B. Hawkes. and James
o. Anderson, surviving members of
the Anzac Davis cup team, who
play each other.
Rain threatened to intervene
early this morning. Heavy clouds
hung over this city and moisture
threatened a downpour.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
BOTH new YORK
CLUBS HEADING
FOR REMNANTS
Giants Finally 0vertake PITTSBURGH
After Gallant Three Weeks
Chase.

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. ~
Omitted Press. Both New York
clubs today are out in front in the
major league pennant chases and
both are playing ball that makes it
look like an exclusive edition of
the worlds series.
With the help of their trusty old
friend. RUDE Vanguard, who set the
Pirates back, the Giants finally
nosed out the Pittsburghers after a
three weeks chase tina thas been
one of the features of the season.
three weeks chase that has been
penciled that the New Workers were
virtually out of the pennant race
and Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the
Pirates bought himself some plans
for extra stands to accommodate
the series gathering.
The Giants, however. started a
squirt by taking the five game series
with the Pittsburghers that seems
to have wrecked George Gibson S
club. Wild tales are being told
that the Pirates have broken train
ing rules, etc.
Although trailing by 10 points
and going none too good, the
Cleveland Indians refuse to be
counted out of the race. Speaker
is going along without a lot of
things that a champion ball team
needs. If he gets any kind of a
break with his pitchers, he will
make it very interesting for the
Yanks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
ORDER PLAYERS
TO REPORT FOR
GRID PRACTICE
Manager Walt Flanagan Expects
Responses From IS Pros.
poets for Independents.

Notices have been mailed to AZ
players to report this week for the
first practice of the Independents
scheduled for Friday, Manager
Walt Flanagan stated this morning
These are men with whom Elan
igan has been dickering, and the
responses will indicate how sue
cessful he has been in lining up tai
ent. 1t is expected that majority
of them will pack grips and head
for Rock Island.
With the first game set for Oct
2, the time is not too long in which
to whip formidable aggregation in
shape. Several teams are being
considered for the opening date, and
contracts with one of them will be
signed this week. Flanagan as
sures the fans that it will be one
of the big teams of the American
Football association.
ODE Woenig, end on last years
team, put in an appearance yester-
day. He reports himself in pretty
fair shape right now and expects to
be in great condition within a week
after getting down to hard work.
ODE had a good season last year,
and his critics expect him to prove
one of the best wing men in the
association this yseason.
Players now on hand include
Woeuig, Eddie Novak and Earl
Hanson. Duey Lyle writes that he
will greet his old friends the latter
part of the week. Sid Nichols, who
is counted upon for the quarter
back position this season, and Wal
ter Brindley. his understudy, ex-
pect to arrive soon. Ed HeaIv.
tackle of the 1920 Independents, in
forms that he will drive to Rock
Island. He plans on arriving next
Saturday or Sunday and anchoring
himself for the season. HeaIy
proved a strong player last year
with only Saturday practices. With
daily workouts this time, he should
help to make the Independents line
a veritable stonewau. Healy
learned his football at Dartmouth
college.
Bill Gaiver. halfback from Geor-
gIa Tech, and Frank Coughlin.
Notre Dame tackle, are expected in
with the others the latter part of
the week. Coughlin is devotfng his
right now to helping Elan
lgan sign up one or two college
players of known ability.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
WEDDING RING
OPENS DOOR OF
ROULETTE ROOM

Deauville. France. "A young
American girl about to enter the
roulette room at the Casino was
stopped a few days ago by the uni
formed Cerberus at the door and
politely but firmly refused admit
lance. Too young ruled the
brasS-buttoned official.
Disappointed she stood by for d
few moments and noted a young
French woman about her own age
being bowed into the gambling
room by the same lackey who had
refused her admittanCe. A plain
little gold band which the young
French woman wore on the third
finger of her left hand when shown
the doOrkeeper had proved the open
sesame.
The young American girl called
on a jeweler the next morning and.
accompanied by her usual dancing
partner. again appeared at the door
of the Casino that evening and 10
the doorkeeper. again Directing
said: I'm married" displaying the
wedding ring purchased that morn
ing. She was admitted.
We cant ask every woman TO
produce her marriage contract,
said the lackey.
The jewellers are wondering what
is causing the unprecedented de-
mand for wedding rings totally out
Of proportion with the notices OF
coming marriages posted at the
town hall.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
MoNDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS SEPTEMBER H. 1921.
APTURF FIRST FROM EVAS. = TO :
+ ,,;;3!Ii||

Moline demonstrated a real PEN
nant punch yesterday by coming
from behind in the eighth inning
and defeating Terre Haute In one of
the deciding games of the season
The Flows today enjoy 4-game
lead, and have only one week to go.
The Macks have eight games to
play. If they win four and lose the
rest, their percentage next Sunday
would be az won and IS lost for
$50. By winning eight Terre
Haute would fall one point shy, for
IS and 50 gives $50.
After pitching the Boomers to a
3 to l victory over the islanders
last week, Ralph Lefty" Miller
left the club for Washington. The
big southpaw, who has won 20 and
lost nine games in Three-Eye COM
pany, is expected to make the grade
of the majors.
The Islanders continue to show
fight, even though they are now
firmly entrenehed on the bottom.
The EvaS ran into something IN
expected yesterday, and were nosed
out in the ninth inning, 3 to 9. The
BashangS play final games with
Rock Island today and tomorrow.
Peoria comes Wednesday for four
games in three days.. The double
header will be played Wednesday,
it was announced.
The Cincinnati Celts have been
admitted to the American Prefes-
siOnaI Football association. They
have games scheduled with Canton
and Akron and are anxious to get
on the Independents schedule.
football team plays its first game
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12

of the year next Saturday against
the alumni. because of the Three
Eye game atADouglas park, the
contest will be staged at the Au-
gustana field. The local school
boys established an enviable rec
ord last year and are out to eclipse
it this fall. They are deserving OF
support from every football fan in
the city.
Bloomington and Rockford teams
are planning transforming trips
after the season ends. Pitcher Mig
Zeiser is said to be the only Bloom.
er not intending to make the trip,
Followers of the Independents
are anxiously awaiting announce
ments concerning this years ag-
gregation. Manager Walt Flanagan
intimated this morning that he
would be ready this week to give
out daily dope, calculated to put the
fans on edge for the opening game,
Oct 2.
This year promises to be one of
the greatest in the history of the
grid game at Augustana- Coach
Art Swedberg has wealth of
first class material out of which to
hold a team to battle in the Little
10 conference. Having been nosed
out of the championship by MILL
kin last year by a lone touchdown,
Swedberg is more than anxious to
reverse the tables this fall. The
quality of Augustana football prov
ed itself in 1920. It's time for Rock
Island to realize that from the
standpoint of college, high school
and professional play, the city is
getting the best possible. Wake
up! Watch Angie GO this year!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
SATURDAYS Game.

Lefty" Ross proved soft pick
fngs for the Boomers in the con-
GLIDING game of the series at Doug
las park Saturday afternoon. When
the smoke of conflict cleared from
the field, the Islanders found them
selves on the short end of a 9 to )
score. The victory made it two out
of three for the visitors on the oc-
caslon of their last appearance in
Rock Island this season.
Ross was opposed by another OF
the sOuthpaw clan. by name. Mr.
Quinn. While Ross was like an
open book to the Boomers. Quinn
was very much puzzle His
mates started an assault in the
first inning that virtually put the
game away for him. After three
runs had counted at the start
Quinn just settled down and pitch
ed easily for the remainder of the
game.
The whole Bloomer team faced
Ross in the initial round. Brown
low led with a base on balls. and
after Coltrin and Callahan had flied
out, Harkins, Sykes. Johnson and
Jantzen singled in order. and
WoehrS walked before Ross got a
chance to get Quinn out on strikes
Lords double, Newell's scratch
hit and Ross infield out counted
one for the Islanders in the sec
ond. Singles by Woehrs and Quinn,
a pass 10 Brownlow and a sacrifice
hy by Coltrin registered one for
the Boomers in the fourth. In the
fifth the visitors counted two on
two passes, two hits and one err
ror. An Islander tally resulted in
the fifth from a brace of doubles.
Lord and Bill Johnson being the
contributors. A single, error and
double steal scored a Bloomington
run in the seventh, while in the
eighth two singles, a double and a
sacrifice fly were good for another
pair. The Islanders scored their
final run in the ninth. Aftermath
walked. reached third on Johnson's
double and scored on Tate's infieId
out that resulted in a double play.
The Bloomington team fielded in
its usual brilliant style. The rec
ords credit the visitors with 81
assists, which is quite some after
moons work. The day previous
they collected % assists. All of
which indicates why that club is
at the top of the ladder in matter
% team fielding, albeit there is
oalF one standing that counts
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
Notes of the Game

Ambrose started right by getting
the third three pitches over on
Bashang for called strikes. Kelly
first to face him in the second, also
whitfield. All told, Elmer struck out
half dozen Evas.
Besides pitching classy brands OF
ball. both Ambrose and Aitchison
broke in with base hits.
Wally Newell came in near sec
ond base in the fourth to catch a
tall fly off Mann's bat In the sixth
Mann hit a vicious liner at Alter
matt, which Badly" held for the
fraction of a second. With plenty
of time to throw to first, however,
Badly" lost sight of the sphere
around his feet.
Benny Tate got mixed up a bit
in the eighth. when he thought he
saw an Evansville runner trying to
get back to second after Johnson
had stopped Bashang by a throw to
the plate. Ben made a perfect peg
to second. but there was no one
there to receive it. The ball sour
ried in the outfield, enabling Bash
ang to score with the tying run.
For the first time in a week,
Frank Murphy went hitless. He
made his first error in several
games on a slow hit grounder in
the eighth by Mann. Otherwise, he
performed in his usual brilliant
style.
All of Bill Coles day was cen
tered in his bat He failed 10 get
a chance on a single putout
Patterson, Evansville catcher,
was the only visitor who had no
difficulty with Ambrose's offerings.
He helped himself to three clean
hits in four times at bat. one of
which was a two-ply swat.
Altarmatt's homer over the left
field fence was the real goods
Badly" got all his power into the
swing, and when the sphere left
the bat everyone knew its destina-
ton. Aftermath got two homers
over the fence last Thursday
against Bloomington. He was the
hrst man up in each instance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
SUZANNE rs I'LL
AGAIN; CANCELS
TITLE CONTEST

New York, Sept. 12.-Doubt that
Nile. Suzanne Lenglen would play
tennis in this country again this
season was expressed by her
friends today in commenting on the
illness which forced her TO stop
playing at the Crescent Athletic
club yesterday. after losing one set
in an exhibition doubles match.
She was TO have met Mrs. NolIa
Bjurstedt again next Friday At
Philadelphia. This match has haen
definitely cancelled.
A r. Joannis. vice president of
the French tennis federation who
accompanied Mile LengIen to his
said it would be difficu1t
to return to France without meet
ing Mrs. Mallory again. but that II
was doubtful that she would be able
to regain her health in time to pIav
a match of such Importance.
Suzanne is not a gutter" he
aid
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
NAVAJOS SWING
INTO HARD WORK
OF GRID SEASON

The Navajo Athletic club foot
ball team. formerly the Greenbush
A c., expect another successful
season this fail. Candidates for
the team are practicing each eve
ming at Reservoir park and COM
petition for the regular berths is
keen. Numerous stars are Includ-
ed on the roster. For two years
the team has held the miGdleweight
grid title of the tri-cities, and in
tend to defend the honors this year.
A schedule is being arranged be-
tween local and out-of-town teams
AS it is not yet completed, Man
ager Fred Calkins invites CORE
spondence from teams of the divi-
sion. Write him at 541 Twenty
eighth street. Rock Island, or call
r. I. 4564-K.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
SATURDAY RESULTS

Luke Nelson demonstrated why
he is the twirling ace of the Three
Eye league here Saturday, when he
scattered singles and no runs
enough hits to score four times
Twice Moline loaded the bases but
could not count.
Score by innings: r. H. E
Peoria ....0110000 12-4 9 /
Moline O0O0OO0-0 5
Batteries-Nelson and Gold
thwaite; McWhorter, kneisch ana
DEUEL..
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. IA
base on balls, a single, a wild pitch
and a second single gave the visit
ors two runs in the fifth inning
which meant a to victory in the
last of the series here Saturday.
Evansville 000-2 4 ]
C. Rapids o 100000 600 4
Batreries-Cotriss and Patter-
son; Tengen and Stoakes.
Rockford. Ill. Sept. 12.-Terre
Haute Out-pitched and out-batted
Rockford Saturday in both bouts
of double-header, the Tots get
ting an even break on the series,
the last of the season between
these teams. The score:
First game
Terre Haute 200 Dol 020-3 Is 0
Rockford $500. 900 600 600 2 l
Batteries-Elliott and Coleman /;
Peyelle and Rigsler.
Second game
Terre Haute E. 900 Isl 80 16 0
Rockford ...... 100 600 O. 5 3
Batteries-McDonald and Cole
man; Littrell and Hurt. Rigsby.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
THE SCOREBOAkD

YESTERDAYS HERO-Fred To-
ney ran to the rescue with the
bases full and none out in the third
inning and pulled the Giants
| through to an II to 8 victory over
the Robins, which put the Giants
in first place.
RUBE MARQUARD blanked the
Pirates for eight innings and hurl-
ed the Reds to to l win, push
/ ing the Pirates out of the lead.
THE YANKS fell back a half
game by splitting a double header
with the Red Sox. Joe Bush made
pit seven straight by winning the
first game, 3 to 1, but Karr fell be-
fore the New Workers and lost the
second, 5 to l.
SEVEN RUNS in the third inning
gave Cleveland an to 4 win over
the Browns, and enabled Speaker to
gain half game on the Yanks
THE CUBS used four pitchers in
vain trying to stop the Cards. who
won, 10 to 3.
RICE'S double and singles nv
Harris and Miller in the 10th in.
ming enabled Washington to heat
the Athletes, Z to 8.
DETROIT took the first game of
the season with the White Sox.
to I.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-12
MANY ATHLETES
ARE ENTERED IN
STALEY EVENTS

Decatur. Ill, Sept 12.-With the
entry list not closing until Wednes-
day, over 20 athletes have entered
the second annual track and field
meet of the Staley company, to be
held here Saturday. One of the
features of the meet is expected to
be the contess for high jump be-
tween Alberts and Osborne. both
former University of Illinois stars
Millikin university has entered a
full tean