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New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Greek Crown Prince and
Wife to Live i'm Smyrna
Will Bear Tile of Inspector of
Army, Indicates Athens Will
Keep Hold on Asia Minor
SpeotuI Ca6lu to The Tribune

Speotul Cablu to The Tribune
ATHENS, Nov. 3.--rThe Greek Grown
Prince, George, will depart next We'd
nesday for permanent soiourn in
Smyrna with Mis- wife, Elizabeth, and
their entire household. He will represent
the royal house and government in Asia
Minor and will have the title Of In
spector General of the Greek Army,
visiting the front as frequently as the
occasion may require.
This step is a further indication that
the Greeks do not intend to leave Asia
Minor, but are determined to hold on
to the territory acquired by their army.
This measure meets with general ap-
proval in Athens.
The Greek lines, twenty miles east Of
Esichahir, from the Bosdag mountains
to Seidgazi, are now thoroughly pro-
tected by several lines of trenches and
barbed wire defences.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
Charles to Go
Into Exile With
Zita OnMadeira
Portuguese Island Ready to
Receive Last Of Haps.
burgs; Allies Bringing
Negotiations to an End
Hungary's Premier Acts
Introduces Bill to Wipe
Out Forever Power Held by
One Family for Centuries

LISBON, Nov. 3 (By The Associated
press>.-Arrangements have been COM
pleted to receive former Emperor
Charles and ex-Empress Zita of Aus
tris-Hungary as exiles on the island of
Madeira, according to a telegram re-
ceived here to-day from Funchal, the
chief city OF the island.
PARIS. Nov. 3.-Negotiations rela-
tive to the possibility of interning for
ner Emperor Charles on one of the
Madeira Islands, which have been in
progress between the Allied powers and
Portugal, are nearing a conclusion, it
was declared by the Journal" to-day.
Madeira, five times as large as the
island of st. Helena where Napoleon
lived in exile the last six years of his
life, is the principal island in the
group comprising the Portuguese COL
cny OF Fnnchal!,, lying in the Atlantic
Famous for temperate climate with
prevailing north winds that have made
it resort for ;nvalids, the island has
= population of 10000, which lives by
trading wines, iaces and fruits with
passing ships from America, Africa
and Europe. Unlike ST. Helena, this
island upon which the Allies have de-
cided to place Charles and Zita, is not
isolated, but stands in the commercial
routes. In shape the island is clip
sicsi, twelve miles wide and thirty
miles long. It's name, Madeira, is the
Portuguese word for forest.
BUDAPEST, Nov. (By The Associ-
ated Press When Count Stefan Beth
len, the Premier, introduced bill in
che National Assembly calling for the
dethroning of former King Charles
and the ousting of the Hapsburg dy-
nasty from Hungary, there were cheers
for Charles by the Legitimists.
The measure, which has been cp-
proved by the Hungarian Cabinet, aboi-
ishes the pragmatic sanctions or i'm
perial edicts or DEGREES operating as
fundamental laws. The right to issue
these DEGREES was held by the Hapsburg
family for hundreds of years, and it
was by virtue of one of them that
Maria Theresa ascended the Austrian
throne in 1740.
ference of foreign powers in Hungary,
provides for the removal of the Haps-
burgs from power and calls for the
1ostponement for an indefinite period
of new King of Hungary. The bill
will come up for debate In the Assem-
bly, tomorrow. Count Albert Apponyi,
former Premier, is expected to enter a
protest against it.
Eight days of mourning for Hungary
because of the country's humiliation
through the recent escapade OF
Charles has been ordered by the Min
ister of the Interior. All theaters and
other places of amusement are closed
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04
IS Million Road Bill Passes
CONGRESS. Sent to President

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The $75,-
100000 good roads bill for Federal aid
in highway construction was enacted
dent Harding for approval. The Sen
ate tonight adopted the conference
report which previously had been ap-
proved by the House.
AS finally approved the measure
continues the practice of giving Fed
eral aid to the states which undertake
road construction projects The
House attempted to have the appro-
priation made as a straight authorize
tion of funds, but receded in confer
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04

to save property In It's immediate vicin-
ity would be in vain.
New York and Jersey City tele.
phone headquarters we're besieged all
night by inquiries concerning the loca-
tion Of the fire from towns as far away
as Paterson. Residents of Weehawken,
Union Hill and other towns OF the vicin-
ity furnished hot coffee and luncheon
for the firefghters. Loads Of food were
conveyed to the scene in automobiles.
The wind blew in northeriy direc-
tion and appeared to Increase in force
as the fire progressed. Sparks crossed
the Hudson and fell in Riverside Drive,
where thousands Of men and women in
automobiles Witnessed the spectacle.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-04

changed economic policy and ironica,
In his denunciation of those who look
unfavorably upon the new policy. e.
declared 1t would be fatal error 10
employ the previous psychology and
methods in the present situation.
The Premier was favorably reeeiv.a
by the conference, which enthusiasm
cally indorsed his replies to the crltfcs.
He looks thinner, and apparently IL
not In rugged heath. but speaks with
great force and strength
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
ellESbuRe TO
SEE sREEHAN


Promoter Dan G. Driseell - H.
Galsaburg Legion bozinx club. an
nosnced today over The long dis
lance telephone that ~ has .sign-
ed Emmett ShesAan set ROck Is
lana and Sammy wads 81 Pekin.
ln. to hox eight three-mieste
rounds IS the, v;adsp atsJak 4ion
Of, btS1ext card, Jan. a.
4he. al@hure- lsgiaa hA4 held
several successful exhibitions Dur
ihg the last several months. but the
general order Was mora Or less Z
club affair. Promoter Driscoll n
planned that the Sheehan-W Wade
bout will be the Rrst step toward
exlablishipg one Of the best regu-
lated boIinS clubs IN the saatA
Sammy Wade b oAe q the basA
feathervejghty in the Middle Weat
and holds 4 newspaper dscision
over Tony Caponi. srstvhile IalaAA
er. SheehAn has gone Into inten-
sive training for the mill to ia.
creaaa his. speed, and . confident
that he win stop the PehineaA
Promoter >Driscoll also an
inosncea that b has ais1al 3nnel
Kelly Of NDAyenport u bon . 20!
, naIAed walsh q PeortA A IL
/. SENT Wiadpn Sxank Kenny Bag1ia
Rou 1lA1aneId's bantamveigh
4 ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
MATTY.ScoRES
!. over ILLNESS
big SIX" Leaves Bed and ventaRes
Outdoors TEL En- Pm HAPPY
and Better" Hi Hsssege

. New York. Jan. 2o.-christy
Natthewson, former star pitcher Of
the New York Giants, who for sew
en months has been fighting q nip
and-tuck game with tuberculosis
at Saranac Lake. scored Yesterday.
Through the long struggle. big
Six" has been unable to leave. his
bed, and his physicians and wife
have been the only. persons admit
ted to his room. From time, to
time he sent out messages thai he
vas still smiling and would win.
Yesterday. s1athed in robes, he
was placed in an invalid chair and
wheeled ont ON the front porch
As his wife sat beside him, both
unmindful ot the fact that. the ner'
curry registered 20 below zefo
Christy said:
"Tell my friends I am happy AM
lknoE I'll get WE'LL"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
6-DAY LEADERS
RIDE 81 HOURS
FOR So POINTS
Osferrifter and kock-
Ter Ahead in Chica-
60 Griad. !.

Chicago, Jan. 2e.-Ostesfitter and
Kockler we're Leading this morning
with 81 points after 81 hours OF
riding in the six-day bicycle race
ct thu Coliseum. All teams bat
two had covered 1867 miles, 8 laps.
at z O'Clock. verras and Gaffney
were ops lap behind The others.
Stein and Prank Drohach trailad
two lars in the rear. Madden and
Magin were still second IL points
scored. With ~, followed By Eaton
and Hin. third. with SAX, and Pets
Drobach and Hanley fourth with
IN. Kopsky and Bello. who were
tied with Pete Drobaeh and Haaley
for fourth place last night, had
dropped hack into Afth position
With IS points.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
weaver sure
OF IMMUNITY
Indletea White Sox Star Pcs i've
He Can Provo Innocence and
Regain Lost Honors.

Chicago, Ian. 20.-Regardless OF
his suspension from the Chicago
Americans and his Indictment by
the Cook county grand jury for al
legged conspiracy in the 1919 worlds
series, Buck" Weaver. former
White: Sox third hAseman, declared
today he will be taken back.
"I'll prove to everybody that l
am innocent of the charges against
me-" Weaver declared. i have a
contract with the White Sox and /
will be Q member Of the team next
season. They can't begin that trial
too soon 10 suit me. When it's over
I'll be cleared"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

knocked Murray dewRS6 times
in two ro6nds and tat~ enothcf
feather in his throne &qStes.
Killy Wants es4
Kilbane thinks $5e.006 the right
price for his risk In q decision
show.
do their bit for the hole In the
doughnut gives promoter lot
| Of latitude to work on.
! Kilbane will pack 'em in when
he defends his title no matter who
boxes him.
Clancy .is more of vet than
Sieger. But he doesn't hit so hard
| Andy could possibly win from
the champion ON points. Sammy
! would have to bring his right
cross into action to win.
/ Advantage Of Skin.
! Kilbane is a smart fellow
Sieger's three years experience
might not prove enough to van
qufsh a boxer. whb has outwitte'
, all the feathers for years.
y But when young fighter
ceming as fast AZ Sieger he Nigh
} ring the bell in his first stai
Q against a champion.
Il Stranger things than this hav
y happened.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
PEORIA MOGULS
PRAISE LEAGUE
TEAMJNCREASE
Tractor City Officials
Laud Changes 'tfor
the Better -

=, Peoria, Ill, Jan. 20.-Better base
hall should come to Three-Eye
league fans IS a result OF new
rules and regulations adopted by
major and minor leagues at their
Joint meetings in Chicago, the con-
clusion being based on the action
increasing salary and player. lin
its.
The salary limit for q class B
league was boosted to $500 per
month. This is an advance OF
nearly $1,000 per month over the
old allowance, and the best minor
Eleaguers in the country should be
attracted at these new figures.
Stretch Player Limit
The player limit, Is and IA men.
! in other seasons, has been Jumped
to Is men during the regular play
ing season. This should be a move
toward better baseball. for it will
enable every manager to carry q
pitching staff of five or six men; II
! will make it possible to carry two
high-class catchers, four regular
intielders, three regulars for out
| field duties, and q utility perform
er il the managers deem such an
athlete necessary.
Bad baseball has been offered IN
other seaSsns Because OF the LOW
player limff. A team carrying l.
or man made . sad appearance
/ on the playing field if two or thre'
! athletes should he out Of the line
iup due to injuries or sickness
Players had to be used out OF tneil
regular positions and bad basepal
was always the result.
/ Peoria Pleased
J! Ohcials of the Peoria club re
turned from the Chicago meetin
we'll pleased with the new regula
tions as adopted. The Peoria clu
! has always advocated higher satar
, and PLAYER limits. believing the e1
.. ira expense could be easily met b
extra patronage attracted by bette
. bAaahall.
Manager Bill Jackson believes =
is veil on his way toward "a
Ibuilding Of a championship teal
for the coming season ~ . ree1
LOT his trip to the Chicago meefin!
He was able to close several deal
Tor playArs an the trip. and Will
none Of them is ready for ~
: nouncement right 1t this time. the
II will add much to the strength an
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
TENDLER TO MEET
WILLIE JACKSON II
mWAuKKEKVK1T

Milwaukee. Jan. 20.-Lew Tend-
Ter and Willie Jackson, two lead
ing contenders for the lightweight
championship. were matched today
by Promoter Frank Mulkefn to box
10 rounds at the Cream City Athlet-
ic club here Jan. q. Danny kra-
mer and Joe 'BesysR will 90 10
rounds on the same card. and Otto
Wallace and Eddy Boehme are also
signed for a match over the same
route. Kramer and Belgsr will
make 122 pounds, Wallace and
Boehme 1875 and Tender and Jack
son the same. y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
s||ellals
FAVOR CITY Is
BASKET CENTER


Ten high schools have aAswered
aflrmatively to Manager CtaHk's
invisstiea 10 Play = Rock Island
and the proposed basketball tour
nament il practically csstaia. II Az
peared evident today. TAare = sfiil
the Formally 81 sanctioa hy the
state high school athletic hoard.
but no diAiculty Is expected IN that
direction. y
This viii b. The 1rst tire that
Rock Island has entertaiDsd . high
school basketball meet. TIE Lit
tie Niasteenv tourney a& AagusAna
last Spring proved that the city
had the facilities for holding sush
a meet and big ssccesl II s1Ssct-
ed.
Nahe PlaAs Kow.
Althoueh the tournament Is n6e
to be held until the middle q
March, plans are already being
made. The replies Of tie 10 scACols
| will be sent to the prsstdent q The
state high school athletic hoard.
This board fixes the boundaries Of
1.-The Journeys and has general snp-
ervfsion. There IL NO dosbt but
what the islanders will ct the
Il tournament al long ~ there are 50
many schools that prefer Rock Is
land to GalesbufE.
OF all the lett0es sent oo4 only
one school expressed indifference
: to the Invitation. Macomb high
school would come to Rock Island.
hut said that it made little diner
ence.
: Two Teams Drsp e.
Galva expressed regrets for not
being able to cOsne because there
was NO team organized there this
winter. Spring Valley also was
unable to come ~ it was in another
. district.
All the other schools stated that
, they would be glad to play 1t Rock
Island. More answers are expected
in a few days. Following is the
> list of schools that replied in the
: Affirmative: Geneseo, Cambridge.
y Aledo, Oneida, KeRanes. To1lon.
Moline, East Moline, Tiskilva and
Abingdon. 1855
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

ORers to boz shaky champions
for nothing is getting to be old
stuff.
Budding youngsters have every
thing to gain. and nothing to lose.
Sammy Sieger Of New York. is
squirting at the promised lana
where Johnny Kilbane has reigned
for nine years unstopped.
Sammy is a conner. He is. climb
ing fast. His right-cross holt u
bad thing to run into.
The New Yorker has been boz
ing for three years. Winning TN
amateur championship in the Big
Town gave him his start
Veuld Rex for Naughk
He wants q crack It Kilhane OF
the nothing to me- and AL Il
you" basis.
The feather king. now fadins
lis under . heavy bafrage OF SINH
| lar challenges from other contend
ers.
Siegef thinks he might as vel
get it as Young Andy, Clancy, wh
also wants to box Johnny ~
Johnny Murray looked like on
Of the best 1ee-pounders until y
ran into Sieger's right-cross wa
lop the other night. Samm
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

- Ohio, Ian. 3A-Grow-
Ne CAiease investiga-
professional, baseball.
Attvs Green Of Youngs,
UNIV introduced . bill. into
iestslature making ne
q giving OF . bflAe BIZ .
onal baseball playark efind
~ y = Aue Of, ~, ~ And
1neat in the OhSa statS
~ for FIVE ysara +.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
LOVE STAR STATE IDEAL FOR
DEVELOPING YOUTHFUL STARS;
GAY WINTER RESORTS BARRED

BroWnsyille was too near lata-
moros With it gambling games and
its Mexican hooch.
RohAjes Hunch.
San Antonio suits. the Giants.
+ Uncle Robbie 10 taking his Dodg-
efS to Shreveport. La. to be. near
the Yankees 30 they can rake in
more dough in exhibition games.
Robbie tried Jacksonville society
last spring.
The Phfllies move from Birming-
ham tV Gainesville Owner Baker
10 experimenting ;
The Braves {orsake Columbus,
Ca, for Galveston. More expert
fmentiag.
hest for RAhe.
In the American league the Yam.
KEGS switch from Jacksonville to
Shreveport. TIN be easier To han.
die Babe Ruth in Louisiana thar
among F1orids's elite.
The Washington Nationals &
back to Tampa.
The Red Sox get good results y
Hot Springs.
! Lake Charles treated Connie
Mack and his Eawky kids splendid
/ " last spring so the Athletics vii
i let we'll enough alone.
| The White Sox move from Wac
! to Cisco. Gleason wants to var
! the scenery q bit since the b.
hurst Of 1890
CoAh Experiments.
Ty. Cobb and his Detroit Tiger
will rive Macon, Ca. the go-b
and make fresh start at San An
} tonic They gotta had break !
/. weather In Georgia hast spring.
/, Iris Speaker Is taking his vorl
champion Indians away from Ne
D Orleans and the ponies. Beside
Dallas ID giving the Tribe = cas-
D bonus for coming.
Bogalusa, La, is the new hO
: 10 big lsague ball clubs. tt
BroEns 60 there. The club cond
toned ct Taylor, Texas, last yea
: The switch is an experiment.
0i Camps Certly.
Ill SpyiAe training h an o1pensi'
i fpart Of big league baseball.
ri Yet It's as necessary - dates
o Ian aamaAAc.
RI, Yearly each club spends abo
It $1p.0ee to try OH the rockies q
to tone up the veterans. Y
n IN Aprthor aiY veeks the era
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
lewis DEADLOCK =
Is NOT FEARED BY
MAILMAN CADD0CK

New York, Ian. 20.-K&l Cad
dock, who Is to graphic with
Stranger LeTis here Monday
night in an Mort to regain the
worlds championship, arrived yes
terday fosshis hnal training. The
fact that Joe Stecher. Who lost the
title to the Stranger few weeks
ago, is now in . hospital threaten.
ed with paralysis as . result OF
Lewis headlocks. doesn't seem to
worry Caddock. He says thai he
| has several little mat tactics OF his
own that will keep Lewis from en-
ploying his famous grip.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
KANSAS PASTOR
LAUDS RING IN
SUNDAY SERMO
Takes Text from BIZ
/ lie Sees Paul as
|. Pugilist.

f.hsnuta. Kan, Jan. 2o.-Wa1 for
and against sppervised and lsgaiized
hoxing In Kansas was started N
C6auute pulpits Sunday. Backing
an American Legion pOsta through
out the state, which have advocated
the ropeal Of the present law. Pro
hints boxing. Rev. s. E. A. Black
man. The hghtiAg parson" q the
3Sth division, advocated the enact
ment Of . bill prepared BY Senator
James W. Finley, IN 'ex-capitain Of
the A. e. r.
Aud IN Ais pulpit at the Preshy-
|terian church Rev. Fred shaw
urged the ooaAnuaAcA Of the ban
aSainat hoaing. Petitions were cir
cSIated Of 10th, TIE morning, ard
: ekina services aGAinst the fepaal
|oS the psspant aAti-hoxins law'
which prohibits 1xea amateur con-
| tests whore sdzoIesta j. charged.
Daring Int - BihsA
preupasd y criticism Of EiA attt-
I<>re coward boring, Rev. Mr.. Black.
man has announced he would speal
on: .Should . CHRISTIAN Comnnntt,
iTuleRnaA 3oxinel A. . result, nh
Church, TIE Christian, vas 6lled Z
ovsraovins.
He teok . his tent Panls declare
ltioa. I. Oosinthians. s:ss-N: :"
ltAapeeors, - 1un, ~ lot uncertain
In: - Aeht ! - not heating the air
l0at / hnnet NY bedy. and cyin9 !
Into bondage: Lest BY any mean
i after that I 49, preached to others
Il mys16 " fsjscted.- cOAmsattnl
lthaA - uaaslat0f nakse the ~
M Oes4Ae quotation ROD: = -
Saaer. ~ I M hard ard stra3gA'
j Ino3 q 90 that bsAteth the AIR.
~ PaN vssa alive today Aa'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
pY DEAN sNYDRR

Dixie! Ho! But mostly Texas!
The fag-end Of February and the
first week Of March will find all
the Id major league bail clubs max
Ing tracks for spring training
camps.
Texas gets seven Of them, Louis
lana four, Arkansas And MoridA
two each and California one.
Only six clubs-three in the Ma.
tional and three in the American
ARE going back to their 1920
training hairs.
The Pirates and the Red Sox
viii Jungle up In Hot Springs, Ark.
Tho nsants and Tissrs ditto in San
The Chicago Cubs are the lone
wolves of the Aock. Skipper
Johnny Evers takes his crew back
to Pasadena, Cal.
Slight Florida
Floridss-the state that divided
honors with Texas last year--st-
trscted 4 only two clubs back
| Tampa, ON the west coast. geta
Clark GriMth's Nationals and
lGdnesyille, ON the east shore Lire
I XIII ,sntertatn the lowly Phillies
1.-The Cubs5and the Nationals viii
be the karthest separated. The dis.
lance q the crow flies from Pasa'
i dena to Tampa is 2,250 miles. B!
lrail it'V nearly $500 miles.
/ Stick Together.
| OF fhS lot 10 clubs will be within
a radius of $50. miles Of each othe
in Te13B and Louisiana. They ar
the : Dodgers, Yankees, Indians
white Sox, Reds. Giants. Tigers
Braves, Cards and Athletics.
| There's general exodus back I
Texas. Reasons for giving Florid
I the cold shoulder are: Nearness I
Cuha'4 boose, too much society An
: poor climate ON the march home
!. vara.
ii Rces Learn Lessen.
al The Reds after winning the M
t tional league derby plunged int
lfEoHida's -Four Hundred" at Milan
i In 1S1o. Pat Moran foukd q plea
: ure resort had place to conditio
4 hall players. Hence they 80
i Cisco, Tex. for bpsiness this sprin
RI The Pirates 30 back to H
5 SpfingA
The Cubs return to Pasaden
lltCal, because Owner wrisley
! landlord Of the Catalina IslaRds.
al Branch Hickey ID switching q
4 tCArds from Brownsville to Grams
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
AUTO ACCIDENT
ENDS MAT DAYS
william Myers, Sterling Wrestler,
/. Must Quit Sport After Being
Ran Down On Read.
Especial Correspondence.)

Sterling, ILL.,, Jan. 20.-Willard
Demon" Myers. local farmer and
a wrestler of NO mean ability, al
most lost his life last Saturday
night while driving home from
Dixon, and is now confined in the
Sterling public hospital. with q
compound fracture of his left arm
lust below the shoulder and nu-
merous cuts and bruises. His in
1urfes will end his career as a
wrestler, it is feared.
He, with two companions, were
returning in an automobile from
Dixon on the Lincoln highway. His
front left tire blew out, and while
he was fixing it, a car coming in
the opposite direction struck him
and hurled him 100 feet and went
Into the ditch. only to stbp when il
all but ran over Myers.
The accident happened about five
miles east Of Sterling. He was
!! brought to the hospital and did moi
regain CONSCIOUSNESS for five OF si1
hours. His arm was put in a plas
tier cast. Thus far. no internal in
juries have developed.
The Rock Falls high school bas
ketball FIVE goes to Mt. Carroll to
night for . game with the higl
school team of that city. The Roc
Falls five has been playing a goo
game this season.
The New Regulars at Morrison
Ill, defeated the Amboy, ILL.,, tow
team Saturday night at the MOI
rison armory. 26 II "a. At the en-
of the first half the score was
Ito IL.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

The Twelfth Street A. c. basket
bali team defeated the Ninth Street
Cardinals. 36-2e. Tuesday night on
the latteT'a door. The Twelfth
streeters challenge any lightweight
team In the tri-cities for . game
to Be played on any available d0or.
Ganss may. be arra2eed By calling
Rock Island l79G
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20

New Yasa. ian. - ~ UNITED
preas. IA match hstusan Johnny
Knbans and AAdy Chaasy Tor the
fsathesvsixbt championship VAS
being discussed in sporting circles
here today. hut - faT kilbane has
noe entered into .aessai negotiations
with Richard for bach . bout
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-20
BANCROFT ENTERS
HIS NEW CONTRACT

New York. Jan 19.-tUn3se4
Press) Dave Bancroft led the ps0r
cessiea Of Giant players signing
new Contracts His cdl1afact was
IN Nc0eAw's hands today.