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The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20
ARo,ulgss'D, JUN ;, :: :,,as.: ,s,a'ss.c:UIT

esting in view of the fact that
three of their number are slat.
ed for advaacenent when the
season ends.
We have In mind Catcher
Lubbe, Leftfielder Leach and
Pitcher Skupa. These are the
three purchased by Rochester
for a fiat sum Of $500. Rock
Island fans will be glad of the
opportunity to judge the mer-
lis OF the trio themselves.
Leach has been more adept al
striking out on occasions of his
visits to Rock Island, than at hit.
ting the ball. However, his average
shows that this is not a common
ailment with him. Catcher Lubbe
has not impressed local fans, and
neither has Pitcher Skupa. a south.
paw, who the fans hereabouts fee
is over-shadowed considerably BY
the work of Lefty" Hoeft.
SIron Nam Joe McGinnity
found the Cedar Rapids team
too much for him yesterday. He
essayed to pitch Dubuque to .
victory, but lost, Z to 4. Per.
haps the five errors behind him
had much to do with the final
score, rs he allowed only eight
hits.
Whether Joe will assume manage
ment of the down-trodden Du
buQuers, is still a question. Ac
cording to reports, yesterday
game was to determine his posi-
ton. Maybe Joe will reconsider
and accept, however, providing thu
Dubuque management agrees Il
provide him with three or four new
players.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20

ITwo-base hits-Platte. Sacrifice
hits-Shollenberger. Stolen bases
Kaiser, Thompson. Struck out
By Quinn, 2; by Ambrose, 2. Bases
on balls-Off Quinn. /: off Am
brose. 3. Umpire Becker. Time
Las.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20

IWO-DaSe nlt-COOper. Sacrifice
hits-Anderson, Dixon, Simmons.
Stolen base-Carroll. Double plays
Mcdowell to Henges; Michaels
to Simmons. Struck out-By Nc
Ginnity, 2; by johnson, 1. Bases
on balls-Off Sitter, 3; OF McGin-
nity.f 3; of johnson, l. Hit by
pitched ball-Michaels. Winning
pitcher-Johnson. -Shuler.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20
EVANS BEATS TWO CHARS.

Chicago.-"Chick" Evans defeat
cd two former golf champions In
one day when he 'dovned Dayy
HERON and Willie Hunter yester-
day.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20
BY WALmR CAm.

Copyright, 1872. by The Argua)
An innovation Of momeht ID tho
installation Of . caddie masters
tournament on the Salisbury links.
Aug. IL. There win be gold medals
and cash prizes. No man has .
greater claim for some fun In life
than the oft forgotten caddy mas
ter. His trials and tribulations are
many and the conscientious and
successful ones deserve gold med
ais for their work even without
playing for them.
Anyone starting OF on q vacation
where swimming and golf are Inn
portant features should keep the
following in mind: -
Don't dive unless you know
there is plenty Of depth.
Don't 60 swimming until two
hours after a hearty meal. N
3-If capsized in a canoe or boat.
stick to the boat. Don't be smart
and try to- swim to. the shore un-
less you are close to the land.
4-In attempting to rescue a
drowning person and Il that person
gets so-called death grip upon
you. don't struggle or lose your
head. Simply go to the bottom.
The drowning person will then in
stinctiyely break his grip because
his one idea is not to go to the bot.
tom but to get to the top. Swim
ming masters say this expedient
has never failed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20

]. Wood Plat succumbed to ex-
haustion while playing golf at Pine
Valley. Golf usually claims no VIC
Tins in that way. 1t was a redhot
day when Platt was playing and the
sun can be no hotter than at Pine
Valley.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Missfssfppi Valley.

xAASOAoSsFFA sSSs
Rock Island, s.; Marshalltown, !
Cedar Rapids. Z; Dubuque, 4.
Waterloo, 81; Ottumwa, %.
Three-Eye League.
Moline, 1: Peoria, 0.
Evansville, Is; Danville, 4.
Decatur. Z; Terre Haute, 2.
Bloomington, 8; Rockford, 0.
VI. National League.
Cubs, 8; Brooklyn, 6.
Pittsburgh, 2; Philadelphia. 0.
New York, 5: Cincinnati. 2.
st. Louis, z: Boston, s
American League.
Sox, s.: Boston, o.
Detroit. S: New York, 1.
Philadelphia, 6; ST. Louis, 4.
Washington, /; Cleveland, 4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20
SEM-PRO NOTES
Seaton, %; Keithsburg, 2.

Keithsburg. July 20.-The base
ball game staged yesterday for the
benefit Of the Roy Landrith post OF
the legion proved to be fast and fur
fous. The teams battling were
Seaton and Keithsburg business
men. Tho former won the clash
with a score Of 20 to 2.
To Play At New Bostoa.
Especial Correspondence.)
New Boeotn. July 2O.-It has
been. ohicially announced that Letx;
low. and Oakville, Iowa, two Of the
fastest semi-pr0fessi0nal baseball
teams in the Mississippi valley,
uM play g New HostDns Jsly u
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20
Today they open up in Cedar
RanidS- and from advance RI.

Today they open up in Cedar
Rapids, and from advance re.
ports that city is preparing to
welcome them with all guns
leyeled. Charlie Fried was
available for the opener this
afternoon. We trust that Char.
p lie will shoot 'em across with Is
much accuracy as he did Sun-
day, in Rock Island against the
BunnieS.
After finishing at Bunny-ville the
islanders will hurry back home fol-
Sunday engagement with the Wa.
terloo team, and also Monday and
Tuesday. Then they will take te
the road for an unbroken run o1
nine games.
Although Waterloo Is
squirming. around In second di.
vision, attempting t6 get a foot
hold, their appearance in Rock
Island will be especially inter.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20

Stolen base-Philpott Three
base hit-Drew. Home run-Dun-
ming. Bases on halls-Applexate,
Elliott, 5. Struck out-Apple-
gate, 4: Mlio&t. 10. hi ~ nltcher
Elliott iBourx)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-07-20

Golf Clubs, Bags, Bal!
Beardsley Specially Co. !
217 Eighteenth Street 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

'hhH DlkE-W.iI scll one Grant, one
chs"G.tT 'onrinEs privately for c.,h.
.sH b'GIeFard 49, between & and ~
Ran n LIN ChunHly roadste; 1919
moae!' "Te wheels. In good condition
great bargain al $500. Terms phon.
boulevard St.
FORD COMMERCIAL BODIES Large
same day purchased Wa have d.. 49,
ana terms 10 suit. ANY style lc,,.rin.
or WoFh That - needed We do all the
Wo'n under one roof. = Meyers son..
llt South Eighth Str.et.
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents

FLAfSUlTS for children sweeping coun-
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Jordan Used Car
Exchange,
2O15 West Broad.
Boulevard 3O47.

70
Ohp-Bny Ford-Save the difference
sc Shiidrey. care Universal Motor Co.
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Livery telephone Is Dispatch Want AID Station-Use Yours
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

Earl. MOTOR CARS-M. D. Moss dis
tributor. tSl-3S West Main Street.
FORD TOURING. with starter shock an
sorbers. etc. S2Se \. Il. Tilcr. 1905
West Broad.
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YANTED-Sccrstsrial work for doctor or
dentist. or private switchboard position.
III, care The Dispatch.
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Situations Wantcd-FcmaIe

LADY wishes position as cashier or sales.
lady part or whole time. Call Madison
2S52-w
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In Menoriam

BROWNISG-In remembrance Of my
mother, Mary Hazelsrovc Browning, who
died - years ago today, June -, 1900.
Al rest
Daughter. Jessie Browning Rowe.
1881 Claiborne.
ROwE--ln loving remembrance o. my
dear husband and daddy. Edgar tScd)
April -, 1922.
Not dead to nc that loved him.
Not lcS;, out gone before.
vic. Jessie browning Rowe.
1881 Claiborne Street.
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Personals
Lost ana Found

bol-A liberia! reward vii! be paid for
Information as 10 the Whereabouts OF
IAth fo!thFcss. adopted son OF M!.
"hc MIS-. i. q. lo$thJcss. OF BTolua1
Va, VINO LETT home OF "Wednesday
n'sht. 18Th inst. ia company with an
otheT boy ~ the name OF WIFI. Con-
neF. Has dark hair. blue eyes was
oste!cOtcd when he left hom, wearing
cap ana blue scrs, suit and red striped
blouse. j. /; years OF age ana Welt
grown for asy. The boy he went away
WITH has sandy hair f.cckIcd :at, and
fedd!sn complexion. TRe Poythrcss hoy
was sn2wn a. JaeA entity before adoi.
non, an! originally from ii0psweu. Va
.."! one hho"!Hs OF "Ae!cdOouis Wire
LAe az ny expense At DTOdHaN, Va t.
. Poy,hrcss.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths


JONES-Mrs Annie T. Jones. widow OF
Alexander {. Jones. died at her resi-
dence. s2s Perry Street. 10 p. NJ.
June "ist. Funera! notice later.
FEEklNS-pled. suddenly. Tuesday. June
20. 1922. in CovlnStou. Va, Roy q. Per
N:ns aged IS years. He is survived by
his mother. TWO brothers, Hubert X.
and Harvey y. Perkins. three sisters.
Mrs. Il. l.. Barnett. Mrs. - l.. Seay and
Miss Irene Perkins. Funeral this
(Thuysdayb afternoon "a $3.50 o'clock
from Paramount Avenue Baptist Church.
Intcrmen; in Oakwood.
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Investments, Stocks. Bonds B
Money To IOaI

MONEY a: per cent on Richmond prop.
e.;y. 10 brokerage. l.. y. Isoa 500,
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles i.r Sale

OLD TIRES mad aew. We ,,II NiIi.r
tires and Mansfield tires i,cll Tire
and Rubber Co.. EOS North Bclvidere
street. 10 North Nineteenth Stroet
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FORD SEDAN BARGAIN

BARGAIN for quick buyer. See this ca,
'"nsy arc bc convinced ~ iis value
IEfa'ei! owned. Terms II desired 10 re.
fp9hs'b!e Party. Boa s 80. caro- The ID,
patcn.
FORD USED CARS
compete Stock. all types and model
"e nave good used car toT YOU al a
reasonable price.
SEE ". g. KING
RICHMOND MOTOR CO.. INC
Tenth ana Broad street,
Phone Randolph te7.
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FORD
TRANSPORTATION
Most Economical in
the World

Our list of Used Ford
Cars includes:
Several Sed ans and
Coupes, in excellent shape.
A number of Tourings,
both with and without
starters.
A few good Runabouts.
Some half-ton Glasses,
with or without CONNER
cial bodies.
Our prices range from
$50 up.
Our terms should meet
your pocketbook.
Universal Motor Co., Inc,
Used Car Department,
Shafer and Broad Streets
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
DIR. KELLY MILLER WILL SPEAK
HERE ON MARCW go.

A largely attended committee Of
three from each of the Lodges and
Courts Of the Order of knights of
Pythias met Tuesday night, 21st inst,
Mt the Pythian Castle, 727 n. Third St.
to make arrangements for the Pythian
nnniVersaryto be held March Goth, 1922
ut tho City Auditorium. Grand Chan
cellor John Mitchell, Jr., presided with
Miss Eva G. Davis as secretary. Depu-
ty Grand Worthy Counsellor, Mrs
Lucy Crdss and Grand Worthy Regis
ter OF Deeds. Mrs. Lucy T.. G.. Scott
were preent. The committee decided
that The subcommittee would NEE.
weekly.
Grand Chancellor Mitchell stated
that DR.. Kelly Miller would be present
ana deliver his great address on "The
Next Step in the Race Problem >" lie
announced that the City Auditorium
had already been secured for The o3<,s-
ion
Invitations were authorized to be
sent to all other organizations. The
Uniform Rank is expected TO be out
and the parade will move from Che
Pythian Castle promptly at 2:45 p. NJ.
The public will be invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
THREE GUN PRISONER, ~ YEARS
Old BOASTS 200 LOOTlNGS.

Chicago, Feb. 15.-"Thrce Gun" Her
man Allen Il scventeen-year old color
ed lad. sat in the Hyde Park police.
Stairon today and amazed hardened
criminal chascrs with his story of 2cO
h'lrslaries an holdupS in three cities,
netting him more than $lOO.DBO. Tie
told the detectives that he was "thc
king OF boy burglarics."
Allen WAS arrested while trying to
make away with stolen automobile
lie carried Il As caliber pistol in ea:n
hip pocket and another slune under his
arm. liis pockets were filled with
pawn tickets and led his cap
tors to a flat filed with stolen goods
The police quoted him as saying he
had committed several burgIafics in
New York and was wanted by Detroit
police for a shooting affair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
BYRON GUNNER IS DEAD.
Presbyterian Clio Gymnn and Noted
Race Champion Dies ut Reading

Hillburn, n. y, Fob. 12.-This after.
noon, Lincoln Day, the body OF the lato
Rev. Byron Gunner, was laid to rest in
the local cemetery. Services were held
I'm the Presbyterian Mission Church of
which he was for 10 years the pastor.
lie died at Reading Pennsylvan'a
where he was pastor Of the Colorcd
Presbyterian Church after a brief i'll.
ness. He leaves o widow, Mrs. Cicely
Gunner; two daughters ard two sons.
Rev. Gunner was born in Alabama
graduated from Talladega College and
has pastored both Congregational ana
presbyterian Churches in the north
and the south. For six years he was
the national president Of the National
Equal Rights League. being member
OF tho delegation Of the League which
interviewed President Wilson against
federal segregation in 1914. He was
once for five times In the hands Of n
Mississippi mob on the verge OF put.
ting HIM to death hut he refused to
confess. He vas good orator.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
BARS EXTRADITION TO U. S.
Canadian Judge RUHSs Evidence Is
Not Sufficient in Riot Cases.

Hamilton, Ont, Feb. 17.-Matthew
Bullock, who recently won O fight to
prevent deportation from Canada into
the hands Of American police for trial
in Norlina, N. G.. on charges OF inctt.
ing to riot today was roarrcsted on a
Unltod STATES cXtradition warrant
when he rcappeared after Kidding SOW
eral weeks.
He was taken in custody as lre was
starting to work for acontr0ctor by
whom he had been employed prior To-
his previous arrest. The warrant was
issued by County Judge Snider on
charges Of the Ulatcd States Depart
mant Of Stats that Bullock attempted
to murder Rabey Taylor Of Norlina IN
connection with ratio riots.
Judge Snider refused to grant Bull
locks extradition Oh the evidence laid
before him and decreed that witnesses
must come here from Norlina to testi-
fly against him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
MoONSfIlNII SELLS FOR 81 a'I,:.
GALLON IN KENTUCKY.

Louisville, Ky, Feb. 17.-ITumbling
prices for moonshine whisky has re-
suited in a bitter war between lig bnsi
moss and the ordinary bootlegger here,
according to Edward Volz. prohibition
officer.
The business man" has entered the
field, Air. VolZ said, with quantity pro
duction and low prices. lie is being
fought by the smaller operator whose
chief weapon is the law and who is
seeking to maintain high prices by
furnishing tips" about large stills to
prohibition officers. Business jealousy,
Mr.. Volz declared causes more raids
than the detective ability OF the off
GERS"
Moonshinc is selling here at about
what formerly was paid for good whis
key or 81 a gallon, the agent said.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
She Loses 100000 Request to Marty.

Worcester, Mass, Feb. 39.AThe
question whether Miss Eleanor Berlin,
pretty Worcester stcnographer. would
remain single forever and ever and
thereby secure 100000 bcuuest from
deceased fiancc, or marry md for
felt it, is settled for good
Miss Berlin solved her problem by
marrying Raymond L. Cooling, her EN-
ployer in New York according to word
received here.
Charles A. Hamilton OF Chicago,
was the man whose will contained the
unusual provisions. lie also stipulated
that the girl should go to Chicago and
live with his mother. He died during
the war following an airplahe accident
in Texas.
Relatives Of Miss Berlin say size had
decided to become Mrs. Cooling some
time before learning Of FTasniiton's
will.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
THE SUPREME
LODGE. HAL-TE
The Supreme Court OVerzruied Motion
to Dismiss Suit Injunction Granted.
Virginia Members Must be Hc~
corded Rights and PRIVILEGES.

Grand Chancellor, John Mitchell.
Jr., Oh behalf OF tho Grand Lodge,
knights Of Pythias Of Virginia has Sc
cured from tho Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia, Mr.. Justice Jcn-
nings Bailey presiding another injunc-
tion, which is drastic in its provisions
IN protecting 1t from tho proclamation
Of Supreme Chancellor, S. w. Green,
who ordered the charter of the Crane
Lodge returned to him, together with
the other property Of tho Grand Lodge
OF Virginia and who declared that the
Grand Lodge, its subordinate lodges
and tho members thereof had been put
out OF the Order of knights Of PythiAs.
Tho suit was entered Dec. IL, 1921
and tho case argued January %, 1922.
Counsel Cor the Supreme Lodge moved
that tho suit be dismissed. Mr.. Justice
Balley oyer'ruled tho motion to dis
miss and ordered the injunction issu-
cd which provides protection to the
GRIND Lodge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS UNITE.
Chairman Tells President That Party
Upbuilding IL Progressing.

j. L. Phillips, chairman OF the Re.
publican State committee of Georgia.
called yesterday at the White House
and informed President Harding OF
the situation IN Georgia from the Re
publican standpoint. Upbuiiding Of
the Republican party in Georgia under
white leadership is proceeding satisfac
torily. Mr.. Phillips snid it viii nomi-
nato n full congressional ticket in
Georgia for the November election,
but he did not think that any attempt
would be made to nominate a State
ticket.
AS far as no knew. Mr.. Phillips con
tlnued there WAS no movement on
looking to the ousting OF Henry Lin.
coin Johnson, colored member OF tho
Republican National Committee of
Georgia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
some Of Victims Who We're Picked Up.
Alive Lcapcd Froan Ship--Othcrs,
Pcnncd in the Hull Of the Fall
eli Bag, Were Burned to
Death

Norfolk, Va. Feb. 21,-Yhirty-four
mon wero killed, eight were injured
seriously an dtllrce were uninjurcd or
only slightly bruised when the giant
army airship, Roma, with her crew
and number Of civilians, totaling fer
ty-fiye in all aboard, plunged today
from thousand feet or more in the
air to the ground ut the HAMPTON
Roads naval base.
lhc accident. presumably. was caus.
cd by Il broken ruddsr and rs the huge
dirigible plunged carthwnrd lit .capsiZ-
ca across Il high-tension electric line,
bursting into II roaring furnace of blaZ
ing hydrogen gas.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25

Girl Over Prejudice Oh Officials AS
League Had Requested
Boston, Mass, Feb. S--'rhts was
great week for the Colorc,l American
race in Massachusetts The Governor
was the principal speaker at the 1O5th
Anniversary of Frederick Douglass
birthday Tuesday night in the Peoples
Baptist Church. Before crowded
Church he announced first. that he
had lowered the flag on the State
House in honor Of Douglass rs he had
Tor Lincoln on the 18th, second that he
had directed the appointment of Col
ored girl (3towcna Easterling) to a
Civil Service place who had been re.
pentedly turned down although near
top Of list.
Both were requests Of the National
Equal Rights League. the first by Sec
rotary w. Monroe Trottcr, National
Secretary the second by Rev. w. d.
McCianc. FIX. Chairman of tho Boston
Branch. The City also displayed flags
for Douglass
Exercises were held in the square
named by the City for Douglass at the
request of the League.
The evidence endorsed unanimously
the movement urged by the League TO
have Sunday, March 9Th Cor Monday,
March Gth) observed in every com.
munity rs national race day, being
the 152nd Anniversary of the death Of
Crispus Attuc!ks in Boston, called
relationship Foundation Day" as then
the race furnished tho country's first
martyr. The resolution calls upon tho
race IN every place to form Equal
Rights Committees and hold meetings
to tell the great service of Colorcd
Fighters to the welfare OF white Amari.
cans from 1910 to 1922.
The resolution also urged the u. s.
Senate Judiciary Committee to report
out the Dyer AntiIynching Bill and
the Senators to pass it and criticized
President Harding for making white
American Register of the Treasury.
Rev. u. G. l.eeper was the Douglass
Orator A. J. Smitherman. formerly of
tulsa, spoke Oh Lincoln: Rev. M. 4. n.
Shaw. national president culogi2cd the
late Rev. Byron Gunner, former Nat.
ional president; T.. ~. Morris presided.
9tev. e. Geo. Biddlc of the 54th Mass.
also spoke and the Smitherman family
were publicly introduced to the Cover
nor.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
'KNIGE xsANIk'' is TOUCHED FOR
$7D5 IN GOLD.

Now York, Feb. 1.-Two bandits
bound and gagged Mrs. Antona Molcn
chuk In her home in the Bronx today
and robbed her "knee bank" OF $795 in
gold.
Mrs. Melenchuk told the police she
had for years carried tho life savings
OF horself and her husband in a bag
tied at her knee. thinking that the
safest place for the money.
The bandits, however, apparently had
heard before of the Elsie national"
for they had little trouble In finding
the hoard, .. IL :;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1922-02-25
ATTEMPTS AT RESCUE FUTII IL

Long after dark tonight. many.
hours after her fall, the ship WAS still
n mass of flames from eml'to end OF
the 1l0 foot hull. The fire, fed OH the
mutton cubic feet OF gas which Ind dis ,
tended the great bag for the flight,
mnde all attempts III rescue work flu
tile.
bnrcly dozen Of those abonlu we're
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