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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11

Milton is home from Hamilton.
Ohio to spend the spring AMI
summer and raise a crop --Talt
Hall has gone to Lee County to
see his father. go Mr.. and Mrs
Cloyd Kelly, of Hamilton, are
visiting his brothers, J. g. Kelly,
of q ,uley, and Smith Kelly. Of
Livingston and his mother, Mrs.
Man Kelly Ponder is going back
with them to- make her home
with her son Cloy d Several at
tended court at Mt. Vernon Mon
day from this place Bennett
Mullins was in Livingston and
Richmond last week. Miss Sarah
Kmdrick is very sick this week
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
ROCKFORD

Thomas Owens. son of Will
Owens. of the Copper Creek sec.
ton has moved to Prof. Clark s
farm. Mrs j. w. Gatlitf and
son, Wilburn visited relatives
near Three Links Sunday. w.
G.. Wars and }. M. BuIlens made
a business Trip to Woodbine last
week w. &. Wars has his saw
mill about set up ready for saw
ing again !. w. Todd is talk
about putting his shingle mill in
operation again. Walker McHone
is making cross ties for Cecil and
and Hugh Linville. Sam Crouch
er, of Hamilton, o. is here on
business. Mrs. lula Ann Brewer
has moved on r. II. Abney S
place - w. II. Stephens and fam
lily vlsite.i H. +. Bullen's Sunday
evening. --R T. Abney is still
hauling coal from his farm on
Big Hill which he purchased
some time ago Miss Myrtle
McCollum has gone to Dayton,
Ohio.-Troy + Richie one of our
ex-service boys has gone to a
Govesameae hospisa! az JohnsoH
City. Tenn - James Saylor was
in this part Tuesday summoning
The boys before the grand jury. -
J. c. Quinn and wife and j. A.
Quinn ard wife visited J T.Steph
ems Sunday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
w IL L A IL L A

Homer Brown. son of Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Brown and Miss Mable
Taylor, attractive daughter of Nh
and Mrs. Tom Taylor were mar
ried Sunday. Their many friends
wish them the very best things
Of life.--Master Carter Owens is
spending a few days with his
aunt, Mrs. Anna Graybeil at
Pittsburg Hobart COTE of Ocala,
spent Sunday night al the home
of his uncle, w. H. Owens on his
way to visit friends at Berea.
Tom Cress was the guest of Car
ter Owens Wednesday night of
last week w. H. Cress has re-
turned from Burnside where he
spent few days with his sister.
in-law, Mrs. Cordie Cress.--
Misses Helen and Tavern Ovens
are on the sick list. - Walter
Owens has moved his family here
from Pongo. We are very glad
to welcome Mr.. Owens into our
midst.-Misses Lula Ovens and
Ester Thompson were the guests
of Misses Ollie and Velma Harris
Wednesday night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Thompson and Miss Grace
Thompson spent Saturday night
with their uncle, John Thompson
at Level Green.--Mrs Mary Cum
Minis spent from Sunday until
Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs
Alice Kerrin. --GraIen E Cress
after a weeks stay with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
S. Proctor and other relatives
returned to his home a. Indian
apolis, l. d.--S. G. Owens pur-
chased q COW and calf from Canes
Cummins for S55. 90. Mrs. Mary
Owens, of Splro aud Mrs Mamie
VanbOok, of Ocala. visited Mrs
Sophia Owens FIiday.-Miss Es-
ter Thompson spent Monday with
her cousin, Miss Lena Thompson
Little Elgie cummius, who has
teen sick for several weeks Con-
tinues very sick. Mr.. and Mrs
lrvln Denny entertained a few
of their friends last Friday night
with a musical party. Those
present were: Misses Lula Owens
Grace and Ester Thompson and
Ollie Harris. Mr., and Mrs Homer
Thompson. Messrs. Morris, Cecil
and Fred Thomp On, Delbert
Hicks and Carter Owens. All re-
port a good time Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett Brown spent from Sun
day un til Monday with her par
ent, Mr.. ana Mrs lothian Brown.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
CHAM BERLAlN'S COUGH
REMEDY AIDS NATURE.

Medicines that aid nature are
always most etfectnal. Cham her
lain's Cough Remedy acts on this
plan. 1t allays the cough, re
lieves the lungs, aids expector
alton, opens the secretlons and
aids nature in restoring the system
to a healthy condition. Thou
sands have testified to it's good
qualities. Try it when you have
a cough or cold.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11

Calumss
Gold Caks
Recipe
Yolks Of 9 egg4
lhcups Of gran
ulated sugar, "a
cup Of water. X
cup Of butter.
ga cups pastry
-four. 3 level tea
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder,
! tablespoon OF
vanilla Then
mix In the IegaJ
lar way.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11

WANTED: Men or women to
take orders among friends and
neighbours for the:genuine guara.
nteed hosiery. full line for men,
women and children. Eliminates
dan ming We pay 7sc an hour for
spare time, or $36.00a week for
full time. Experience unneces.
sary. Write international Stock
ing Mills, NOrristown, Pa. II lot.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
NOTICE

All persons having claims
against the estate Of j. j. Payne,
deceased, are required to prove
the same "a required by law and
file the same with G. S. Griffin,
Master Commissioner of the
Rockcastle Circuit Court, on the
9Th. day Iof February, 1921, at
the law Office of 9. c. Williams,
in Mt. Vernon, Kentucky.
This Ian. oath. 1921.
Il. ]. Niceley, Clerk
"a st Rockcastle Circuit Court
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
Commissioners Sale

RocKCASTLE CIRCUIT COURT
Asberry Howard Plaintiff
VS.: Commissioners Sale.
B. G. Mullins. Defendant
BY virtue ola judgement and order
OF sale in the above styled action, the
undersigned Master Commissioner of
the Rockeastle Circuit Court, will on
Monday February, 21st, between the
hours of9 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock,
+. Nj. "a the front door OF the court
house in Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, offer
for sale to the highest and best bidder,
the following described personal prop
erty or a sufficiency Of same to satisfy
a judgement in the Rockcastle Circuit
Court In favcr Of plaintiff in the above
styled action, the property to wit one
span OF work mules, about fifteen years
OF age. one road wagon and two extra
wheels, amount of debt to be made
$4,000 with interest thereon at the rate
OF per cent per annum from the 10Th
day of Jan. 1920 and cost of this action.
Said property will be sold on a
credit of three months, purchaser will
be required TO execute bond with ap.
proved surety; but the purchaser may
pay cash.
Given under my hand this Jan. 10,
1921.
l4-St C. S. Griffin. NJ. c. re.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11
NOTICE.

have rented the Stock Barn in
Mt.Vernon. on Spring Street and
will run a feed. hitching and sale
barn,
l5- atp. Geo. Winstead.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-02-11

Notice to Elk Soldiers
A representative
Of the Federal Board for Voca.
tional Education will be at the
Rockcastle Hotel Wednesday and
Thursday Feb. 10th and 18th,
All Ex.serxice men who are in .
terested in getting vocational
training are requested TO see
this man.
NJ T. Mullins, Comdr
Yes Brown Post leo
American Legion.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
SPORT FLASHES

At Windsor, Ont-Arthur Pei
key, Canadian heavyweight cham
pion, who killed Luther Mccarthy
with a blow ON the head May "a.
1913, died yesterday of sleeping
sickness.
At Minneapolis-Paul Des Jar
diem, former University of Chica-
60 athletic star, has signed to play
basketball with battery A,
At Des Moines-Ralph Parcaut
threw Walter O'Connor, Carroll,
Iowa, twice last night with wrist
lock holds.
At Gaiesburg-Lombard college
basketball team defeated st. Am
brose, Davenport, 42-1S.
At New York-Corporal jesse
Guillemot Of the French army
Olympic 5,0GO-meter champion, will
make his American debut tonight
in feature race of Guaranty club
games.
At Kansas City-Fran Troeh
Vancouver, won interstate amateur
cup in trapshooting contest with
96.
At New york-Receipts of thu
Brennan-Martin fight total $50.710
Brennan gets $10.9S4; Martin
$S,769. Attendance. 9,112.
At Buffalo-Rocky Kansas, Buf
falo, stopped Richie Mitchell, Mil
waukee, after two minutes and 81
seconds in the hrst round.
At Chicago-Johnny Myers, mid
dleweight mat champion, took two
out of three falls from Paul PREM
Illini mat instructor.
At New Orleans-Bob Roper
Chicago, stopped Jim Griffin, Sar
Francisco. in second round.
At Des Meines-Strangler Levi!
threw John Olin twice with head
| locks.
At Clinton, Iowa-Steve Ketchel
Chicago, stopped Marty Whalen
Columbus, Ohio, in second round
George Resd. Rock Island. out
pointed Jack Showers. Peoria. Kif
Cutie, Rock Island. bested Jimm,
+; Bovard, Mason City.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19

Principal Hau Of the hirh sehoo,
yeatee1ay received the namea Of
the o4cialA and the Lat a thu
towns "a play here in re hasket-
ball tourney March 10. IL IL
Notice CONFIRMING TIE fSnrna.
msut vas r1ce3vedi last weak. Int
this ID the 1irot definifa informstiSn
% to what teams are entered.
The following are ernected IA
compete: Aiedo. Atkinson cam
bridge. East Moline. Geneseo Ke-
vance. Moline Morrison crion
Savanna. Tiskilvn Wethersnejd
Township high and woodruff. The
nv u subject TO change until the
NnaI craving LOT places. put It Y
Deiievea toat these scAoois viii III
pe 1eres next month.
Coed for islanders,
Rock Island has \ GOOD chance
to win this year's mix az the a
teams that are sirned 4or the tour-
nev, thera ara onIv four that ~
far nave shawn. anv strength The
6rht for ths first nlaca viii in ali
urobability he between ROCK Il.
land, Moline. Geneseo and Cam
bridea Moline seems to ba i'm.
nroyinr and The Islanders will have
to vork harder tn heat The
"Svedes', in the tourney than thew
aid in the two nrevinMs games
camhriAsA In tho last mart a,
the seascn saems to have gone IN
a slumn Tonirhf's hattle with Rocl
Island will tall whether the Cam
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19

/ SPEACHEs GRAHAM.-

~ TEACHES GRAHAl.~
Iy or more Iowa ana Illinois
~ teams are In readiness for
~ annual tournament Of the
laort Bowling association.
7ieA will be inaugurated tomoy-
ssi slternoon at the BlackhAwk a.
- n a full weeks play.
~ Island contestants will be
Iaks and DriMll Printing COM
80. teams. The personnel Of the
- Includes Joe Johnson. Walter
-. Frank Leithnsy. Andrew
jEsieen and Arthur Salxmaun. The
mGllh will consist Of w. Daniel
s 6, WITCH, Cavanaugh, Peaches"
ovSham and ]. H. WITCH and Walter
asayer.
re,iae will be represented by. the
- Drop Inn and Peerless teams.
ihdbsrg, Churchill. Carlson, H.
nvickson and Freeden will COM
usise the Do Drops. The Peerless
IN will be made up Of Schober,
Cjesek, Bergman, Hartmann and
~ Kaiser.
At Vinall, proprietor Of the
l1ackhawk alleys, has everything
4 readiness for the tourney and
,snounces that the meet should
orpass all previous contests in
INT of attendance and record
ieeaking possibilities. All the al
kys have been overhauled and put
ID shipshape for the event.
The following champions will de-
isnd their titles:
Doubles-Bergh and Darling,
Cllaten, Iowa.
Singles VESSEL, Davenport
Pkkups. ~
All events-Gfaham. Rock
Island.
Above championships we're Won
IN 1919. There was no meeting last
year owing to the playoff OF thu
Iowa State tourney on the Black.
hawk alleys. Those who have
worked h. .'dest to make the tour
lament a success are Arthur Salz,
mann, Rock Island. and Roy Krab'
hsnhoeft and Art Vinall, Davenport
Local Double Pairs. i
The Rock Island and Moline dou
bles will compete as follows:
nys' f{Sllo nomSnl.n. al d.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
MOLINE CHECKS
DAVENPORT IS"

The Moline Swedes pulled the
biggest basketball surprise of the
year last night when they defeated
Davenport, 1919.
Moline was without the services
OF midget" Simpson, who was out
OF the city. His place was filled by
Captain Lundberg, who is now ell.
gible. Davenport is still without
Layden. the start back guard, and
his absence has weakened the
Iowans considerably.
Krasuski was the star for Dav-
export. The big Pole looped in
five baskets. Toline and First were
the bright lights for Moline. each
looming five baskets
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19

/. Vel til ysaE's lslaA1efs sheSle
ono8 ~ 49, ea4seiners ~ 90
ealyeeA eeya 1eQ1ntoo 0e1e.
l1e1oee1s Every lnyer efVpe1t
nere 0le apfl1g MMl leve y ~
oaee Or Ma 1e - fer ne 10y
t11e d 1eok Ialan9S hjgeeKy tnefe
WIN - ~ qeAFeA u Ayeoaeoo oFss
alass HeFleFHeFa, 1cQul!lan ees
TO many 1nH1c1dal fFle1da y ne
big leagues Tor bin = % eealee !.
Winning III due, IL seems - u
- test WI = W - teo mA6
ReNInisceaees Of yAoebeen BACK
IN H. always make Tighe cnnc.ie.
stu, Il remains Ter ethoe ese.une
that attended The big fellows I'D.
want IN baseball ~Daby Deli, Il
seems, was . big, awkward oeun.
Try pumpkin when he reported to
th4 islanders. NThe first day IN
town he didnt know how to get
int the park, 20 he climbed over
the hack fsaee,s contributes ore Of
the I'D fans.
Rock Island basketball fans will
be pleased to note that the Amer
lean legion quintet has got under
way at last. A team composed of
Loyal Robb, Louie Kohls. 0ke
Smith, Taber, Lee Dempsey and
Jerry Mansfield went to Dewitt.
Iowa. Wednesday night and trim
20. Oke Smith was the all-around
star of the game, scoring IS points
for the Legfonnaires. Freddy Red
dy accompanied the squad as Off
this writing on account Of engine
trouble.
Seaside" is a familiar character
in the neighborhQod OF Fifth ave
nue. and Twenty-stxth street;
moreover, he drives = fivver. He
took q party of friends to Daven-
port the other day. Returning to
Rock Island, Seaside" thought
they'd take whirl Through town
before calling it a day. While fliv-
wing through Second avenue, Sea
side" saw Coz Wolfe and turned
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
Joe dunn BUSY
TRYING T0MAKE
STRONG TEAM
Bloomington Pilot Announces Pur,
chase of Two Promising

Bloomington, III, Feb. 18.-Joe
Dunn is busy pounding his old type
writer these days, for the Bloom
ingtons' skipper realizes there is o
lot of work to be done before the
opening of the new diamond cam
paign.
Walsh. q promising inHelder from
Lafayette, Ind, and Catcher John
Harkins, who was purchased from
the Houston club Of the Texas
league, were received in yesterdays
mail.
walsh is the inAelder who dis
played such class while pastimins
with the Lafayette, Ind, Red Sox
against the Boomers on their fall
transforming trip and who was rec
Commended so highly by Director
Holmes Riley.
Harkins Experienced Man.
Haskins, who was bought by Dunn
from Houston. is no spring chicken
by any means, but is q seasoned
cstcher, just the type that is needed
on the Bloomington ball club. He's
said to be every bit as clever as Dick
Manchester, the Terre. Haute re-
ceiver Dunn, tried to buy last year.
His home is in Shenandoah, Pa,
and he began his career in the old
Tri-State league 10 years ago. He is
! 80 years old. He was with Lancas-
fer Scranton and Harrisburg in the
Tri-State before going to the Texas
league.
He has been in the Texas league
several years. barring the one sea-
son he spent In military service.
Harkins IL splendid receiver,
and has always been a dangerous
clubber, according to Dunn, who ar
ranged the deal for his purchase.
70 Bring xeaser Back.
The deal to dispose Of Pitcher
Mat Zeiser Ia on, according to
Dunn's latest letter. and it now
looks like there will be four vet
Grams on, the 1921 club instead Of
three, 40 was FIRST announced.
Dunn II to send ZeiIeR . contract
| this week. He ID a gO00 Ol0 WAT
horse, and has been one OF the best
winners Bloomington has ever had
on its roster. He has won close t.
fifty games in his two seasons with
| the Dunnmen.
The other three vets Dunn *.
poets TO return are Sykes, Romine
and CcltPin.
Directors to Meet Soon.
There will be meeting OF thu
board OF directors some night thu
latter part u this week to transact
routine business and to prepare fol
the big basketball game with thu
! TIGERS on Feb. % ut the high school
WILCE Is DOCTOR
Columbus. Ohio. Feb. ls.-Coaci
lack Wilce II now serving as n
inferno in Protestant hospital here
He completed his medical educa
ton while coaching the 1919 team
at Ohio State. He aims to become
an accomplished surgeon. Mex
summer he'll teach football At Co
lumbia university.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19

Taxee lelAn0ef 1aeeoau Omc1Nie
are planning to meet IN Chicago
Tuesday, March /, to start the ball
rolling for Rock Island in the
TAree-Eye league. They are Man
ager NcQuillan. President Mueller
and Secretary Brough. Mcouillsn
will confer with Gus PuFpura and
Con McInerney on the salary Ques-
ton. George will also drop around
to Spalding's and select the new
uniforms. Mueller and Brough will
attend to club business. Their spe
cial task will be to solicit exterior
advsFtisins for the Dongias PARK
Out1eld walls.
President Mueller has alFeaAy
inspected hoth fpteFier md exter.
ior sides q the wallis In view q
certain advertising changes. lie
expects that I'll 6kcity merchants
who bought nude -spaoe last zeal
will be signed for the eeMipe SEA.
son. Na.s Of exterior space f0R M
tienal advertising purposes will
swell the club receipts nategially,
More than elyD00 was Eaallsed last
year from LEGAL merchants aaane,
National advertising should net the
club about $1,000 moro.
A gentleman from Indiana called
on President Mueller the other day
at the behest Of Jack Tishe and
told doc" that he has the right
of way to one OF the best young
catchers in danger of captivity. Mr.
Hubbell, the informant, explained
that the promising youth is attend
ing school in the Hoosief state al
present, but said he has the young
ster ready for his beck and call
Years ago, a citizen of Orion spill
ed the same chatter to Jack Tighe
about Baby Doll" Jacobson. Look
at i'm now-Jdcobson!
Mrs. George MeQuillaa will ac'
company her husband to Rock Is
land, SO they will have their new
homo IN order by the beginning d
the training season. Mrs. mac
has been her husbands chief col'
fidant and adviser since their mar
riage some Is years ago. Getting
down to brass tacks, Mrs. MAC Il
the MANAGER. George admits
that le owes her most Of his sue
cess. The Insider has known mani
of these sbasebah Wives" and il
pleased to ext0l them - some o.
the best assets Of tho game.
A return of the old winning ani
prosperous days is forecast. Rocl
Island once was one of the bes'
minor league cities in the nation
Baseball then was literally breath.
ed and eaten. II roll had beer
called at the bah park, the same
ones would have answered day b,
day. Absence was not condonel
for anything short Of sickness OF
death. The Insider is told tina
some Of those old fans were 81
rabidly loyal to the home itean
that they would hide their face
in a crisis rather than see the Is
landers fall down. Yes, Rollo
those were the good old days!
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
RlITLEsHd|UIlS
MAR TN NOTIN
BRENNAN CLASS



New York, Feb. 1s.-Bill BYen-
nan Of Chicago was awarded the
decision over Bob Martin, the A. q.
r. champion. at Madison SQUARE
garden last night.
1t was Brennan's many years Of
experience against the inexperi-
eAced soldier boxee which served
him so we'll throughout the strug-
gle. Martin made a ! game try
against the veteran heavyweight,
who recently held off the Champion
Dsmpsey for twelve rounds, but it
was apparent after the first two
rounds that his knowledge of the
inner points of boxing was LACK
Ing. He had absolutely no defense
for the continued volley of left
hand shots which Brennan sent to
his face.
Martin Does Some Damage.
Martin was a sorry looking boy
when he left the ring. but he show
ed his stout heart and never wilted,
no matter how hard the blows
came. Martin. of course, did a lot
OF damage during the fifteen round
journey, but his wildness proved
most costly. In missing his swingt
he always left himself open to the
Chicago boxers attack.
In the first two rounds Martin
showed to advantage and raped
the veteran hard with hooks to
the wind and several hard smashes
to Big Bills face. He held his own
in the third round and appeared Ia
have the better Of the exchanges
against Brennan, who had not as
yet gotten into his stride.
Brennan SEXES Opportunities.
Brennan appeared bewildered a.
the attack of the youngster IN the
opening rounds, but when he dis
covered the latter's wide open de.
Tense he opened the fourth round
by slamming the soldier around
with some singing left hand
punches to the face. .,...
Martin made another hard try
in the fifth round, when he stag.
gefed Bill with a hard right to the
head; but Bill more than evened
the score near the bell with {
shower of left hand smashes to thu
face.
From the seventh round on Bren
nan was out in front and kept pol
ing a long left hand poke to thu
soldiers face. Bob did not seen
to have any defense for this blow
and continued attack in that di
rection by Brennan soon had tn,
soldier in a weakened, condition
~@ Falls In Knockout Try.
The soldier spat blood profuse
ly, and this seemed to interfer,
with his breathing, and at the ent
of every round it was necessary fo
his seconds to work over him witt
much speed and care.
Near the finish of the contes
Martin, realizing he could no
match his skill against his expert
enced opponent, decided to try TO
a knockout. His sense of distanc,
was poor and most of his well in
tended blows passed over Bren
mans head.
1t was not the kind of a figh
that makes champions. Brennan
won, but he had little t6 beat. Out
| side Of his gameness he had it'll,
to his credit There was not mucl
enthusiasm over Brennan's victory
but the big crowd did not forget t
give the Yankee soldier boxer !.
hand for his hard and earnest eff
forts. Brennan's weight was an
nounced as 1913 and Martins a
1s4E.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
BET on HOMERUy Hare.

New YORK, Feb. 19.-Even W1u
street sharpshooters are pessimis-
tic about playing Babe Ruth ~
break his last years honeyNH
mark. They are making propoed-s
tons that he'll make IS. whfqe
would give Babe 100 homsss III
two years. <ss.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
CRIDDER Is TRAPPER.

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 19.-Ber-
ME Kirk. promising freshman foot
ball player at University Of Michi-
gan, operates . line OF traps to
help pay his way-through school.
Eddie Usher. Michigan grid star,
helms Kirk N his work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
LooP srAR Mons SPECS.

Manhattan, kan.. Feb. 19.-Head
harness to protect his glasses is
being worn by Bill Knostman. for
ward OF the Aggie basketball FIVE
Knostman is near-sighted. The
protector vas rugged up by an OPP
ticfan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
INDIAN UMPIRE CALLED.

Raleigh, n. C., Feb. 1y.-David
Puckee. full-blooded Indian OF
Mayetta,s Kan, will get a trial as
umpire in the Piedmont league. W.
G. Bramham. president OF the
league. has warned the Indian To-
bring his tomAhawk aleng.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
NASCOTS STORM GIANTS.

New York. Feb. 19.--Getting
mascot for the Giants is a big Job.
according to Joe O'Brien, secre-
tary Of the club. He gets a half
dozen applications in every mail.
Each youngster promises good
luck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19
Q. &. WITHpRAW&

faris. Feb. 10. y The American
hment's withdrawal from the
,paratioR commission was an
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19

~
The following substitutes played
for short time and did not score
or get fouls called on them: Lamp.
If; Schafef, re-; Alexenberg, RI;
Alvine. rg; DOMAIN. re-.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-19

All the news all the time-1he
Argus.