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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15
VAUGHN BLANKS
PIRATES 2 TO 0
Big Hippo Defys Superstition and
Trims Pittsburghers DeciS-
lively Yesterday.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Defying super
stition in its worst form, Hippo
Vaughn famed the first gink and
then trimmed the Pirates to 0,
shutting them out with four blows.
AS the Giants were enjoying a we'll
earned rest somewhere east of Buff
falo, our lead was increased to five
and one-half games, thus practical
ly assuring a worlds series, the
scene of which may be laid in
Paris.
The outstanding feature of this
combat was it's shortness. The
quicker, the better Hippo was in
a speedy frame Of mind, and Anth-
ony COmstock, on the other side,
also hustled. Just to keep the Pr
rates amused. the Cubs copied two
runs in the first round on a couple
Of timely errors and a hit by Major
Mann. Aside from these things
there was not much doing. One
Pirate got canned to keep up the
average. He was Mr.. Cutshaw. In
the third stanza Flack beat a bunt.
The play was close, and Mr.. Cut
shaw foolishly applauded I'm pire
Harrison. 1t is SO seldom an UNI
pire wins applause that Mr. Harri-
son didn't know how to meet the
unusual situation. He played safe
and gave the appreciative Mr. Cut
shaw the hook. Mr.. Boone moved
over to second and a guy entitled
ELAN filled in at short
The Pirates made a loud splash in
the first, but nothing came of IL
Boone famed out, a sure sign that
Hippo was going to be licked. Leach
walked and Carey and Southworth
busted singles that filled the bases.
Cutshaw popped up an infeld fly
and Pick trapped the ball, or al
lowed it to fall safe The ball rolled
to one side and Leach decided to
score. Pick threw home and Kille-
fer tagged Tommy so hard he had
to be picked up from the dirt and
brushed off by his fellow Pirates.
Loud language followed this dou-
bile play. Leach claimed he was
safe because killefer was straddling
the plate. Tom had an idea the play
was a force or something. Cut
shaw, who hit the pop fly, was out
and Bill tagged Tom. The patient
umpires explained this at some
length to u or Is incredulous Pi-
rates and they disbanded shaking
their heads. Since the United States
has taken over the control of base
ball the athletes are becoming too
chesty Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15
NEW COACH FOR
DAVENPORTHI HIGH
Walter Halas OF the University n
Illinois IN Mentor Selected for
Iowa School.

Davenport high school has rea-
son To look forward to the eorniny
grid season optimistically Any ana
all doubts as 70 the school acros.
the creek having a team this fau
were dispolled yesterday with M.
announcement Of the appointment
Of Walter Halas OF the UniversItv \,
Illinois as coach. And then ths
Iowans have an abundance OF sea-
soned, as we'll as a wealth Of raw
material. upon which 70 build tba
1918 machine.
Accordingly, as far as the coach
and team are concerned, all Is love.
". But the officials Of the school
have another pcrpleXity which L.
causing endless worry. It IA IN.
matter Of a field upon which m
turn loose the eleven. The govern
ment will build houses in the Old
Three-T park, and has also taken
over McManus' pasture. The ONLY
choice remaining seems TO be the
St. Ambrose park. Here. however
seating facilities are lacking, ana
parking space Is far inadequate d
meet the demands which will m
Goubtedly he made
The selection Of the famous Wal
ter Halas as mentor and chief d.
rector of the football squad is az.
cepted by Dayenporters as a crite--
ion for a successful season. Hs
first carved his niche in the halls
Of fame at the Illinois state school
as a varsity pitcher. He received
his training on the gridiron and
basketball floor under Bob Zuppks
Last year he coached one Of the
academies Of Chicago TO a distric.
championship.
A coach, however capable he may
be, cannot produce a championship
eleven without material. But Halag
Will have material, that Of excel
lent caIiber and plenty Of II, il Is
said. Included in the list OF those
who are expected to return this
fall are Captain Makeever, crack
halfback; Sars and Cook, half
backs; Day, lightning quarterback:
Harry Makeever, Layden, Vollmer.
all backs of credited mettle; Clay
pool, Schmidt, Lindsey and Huss.
linemen. In addition TO the array
of talent, it is said the new coach
will have a wealth of less trained
stock to pick from
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15

Ell ahead, advertising the circus
Three railroad trains are needed
to transport the show from city
TO city. In the daytime % tents
house the big circus. covering d
small-sized farm. One hundred
and twenty-five head of blooded
horses are used in the perform
ance. Five hundred head Of draft
stock are used for moving the pom
derOus red wagons.
A three mile long street parade
will open the circus festivities. II
will leave the show grounds at 10
o'clock on the day of the exhibit
ton. Performances will be given
at and s p m. The doors OF the
Hagenbeck zoo will be opened an
hour earlier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15

Miss Eloise Stckney, IS years
old and pretty, declared to be one
of the most remarkable circus rid
ers of this or any other generation.
like practically all other perform
ers of the white tops" has been
literally born in the arena. Miss
Stfckney represents the fourth gen
Grafton Of a famous circus family
all OF whom are riders. The laws
Of the circus are peculiar. Indeed,
1t would be considered an unpar-
donable offense for q performer tc
marry outside his or her calling
consequently the children have no
opportunity to choose any other
calling.
The boys and girls of the Hagen
/ beck-Wallace circus, which comes
to Moline Aug. 81, number nearly
two score. The training of these
children begins almost at birth
In the vast majority of cases there
is the powerful effect of heredity,
which exercises an influence upon
INC CHilu anu HeipS II 10 overcome
obstacles to others welI-nigh i'm
possible. The chief effort is to Gre
ate courage and daring. The mus
cles must be developed and the
lungs expanded, but at the same
time the brain must not be neg
lected. Many gymnast has men
tai abilities often lacking in the
ordinary man. He has to under
stand some geometry and mathe-
MATES, else how can he calculate
the exact distance of a jump, a fall
or a somersault.
The Wallace show is
one of the most famous circus in
stitutiOns in the world Nearly
1000 employees travel with the
show, while I08 advance men tray-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15

XHinchman batted for Comstock
in ninth.
Errors-Leach, Southworth (2).
Hollocher, ELAN. Two base hit
Hollocher. Double plays-Pick to
killefer; Southworth to Boone to
MOllWitz. Bases on balls-Of
Vaughn, 5. Struck out-By Vaughn,
4, Boone, 49,, ELAN; by Comstock,
/, Vaughn. mpires-Quigley and
Harrison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15
ALL STARS ARE
IN FINE SHAPE
FOR ARMY Nine
Daily Practice of Arsenal Team Tn
der Management OF 0Leary
Works Wonders.
SURE OF LICkING SOLDHRS
Billy Neal Probably VIII DO Mound
Duty in Opener Saturday
Afternoon

All roads OF athletic activities
will lead to Douglas park. Rock Is
land next Saturday and Sunday aft
ernoou. when the Eighty-sixth divt-
sionaI team from Camp Grant
clashes with the Rock Island arse
nal All-Stars, managed by Dan
OLeary. the Sage OF orion The
advance sale OF tickets is unusually
large and indications are that thu
tTi-City Red Cross chapters and the
post athletic fund of Camp Grant
Will be richly benefited by the pro-
ceeds Of the game.
The All-StaTs are anxious to de-
feat the chesty Biackhawk division
boys, who have set a record as one
of the best service teams in the
country Dan OLeary has directed
his hopefuIs through some strenu.
Gus practice every light this week
and if his pitchers come through
two tight games are assured.
The veteran Billy Neal probably
will hurl in the Sunday tilt while
Harry Benton. well known Daven-
port amateur star, probably will he
the choice for the heavy work in
Saturdays game.
Just who will hurl for the Camp
Grant team on the opening date has
not yet been announced II is prob
able. though, that Sullivan Will
pitch the opening game with Hal
Carlson, Pittsburgh Pirate star.
held in reserve for the Sunday
ffEr Unless tho Flo styrb IIyT-
sion is in quarantine the end Of
this week the entire personnel Of
the team which defeated Great
Lakes for the service championship
of the middle west, will be seen in
the games at Rock Island
Probable LineunS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston. 5; Chicago, g.
Cleveland, 7; New York. 2.
Detroit, 5; Washington, 5.
st. Louis, 4 Philadelphia, 1 I'll
innings).
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston
Cleveland at New York
Detroit at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15
DOWNEY VS.. MARTY CROSS.

Columbus. Ohio, Aug. 15.-Pend-
ing call into the army Bryan Down
ey, the Columbus welterweight, will
attempt to enrich his bank account
He has been matched to box Marty
Cross, d New Yorker, in a 10-round
contest TO be staged at Neil park
Aug. 49,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15
Probable LineupS.


The probable Iineups for the
games will he.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-15
Games Today
MISKE TO BOX FOR FUND.

Billy Miske and Manager Jack
Reddy passed through Chicago yes
terday on their way to Brooklyn
where tomorrow night the st. Paul
lad meets BARLEY Madden or Gun
boat Smith in a war benefit match
for the Knights of Columbus fund.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
Novelty Silks

Under this head we might mention the new plaids
IN bingham effects, also those striking large plaidg
with but little color the plain silk blocked with lines
OF black making beautiful effect.
Tussahs will be in favor again this sprino We
have an exceptional value at So so per ward IN oil
those new shades
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
Chiffon Taffetas

In plain silks those soft Chiffon Tatfetas will no
popular. There is no silk that can be made mn in
the present styles with better effect than taffeta
The quality we are showing this spring at ST. so per
yard Is a wonderfully beautiful silk Comes in all
colors.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
FoulIard

VIII be popular this spring Our showing now is
quite complete There is great range of patterns
IN all the most desirable shades. At 81 rs per ward
we show special value for a wide Foulard
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
Suits, Coats and Frocks

New Fashions Greet the Appoach of Spring
We feel justly proud Of our new
Spring Line of Suits, Goats, Frocks
and Waists. There IS such a wealth
of style and color. The lines are so swager and
dashng-and such czquisette materials
Careful Buying Months Ago
backed by ready cash and a clever organiza-
ton that does big things, enables us to adhere
rigidly to the established policy Of superior
values
individuality is the Keynote of Spring Styles
There is dissension in the ranks Of style this
spring-and both sides seem to be winning.
And in the turmoil of the fray, one may
dress to suit ones individual type provided
the silhouette remains straight or a tri1e fitted
in.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
Silk for Spring

This promises to be a big silk season. If it does
not prove to be such we will every much disap-
tod
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Silk and Wool Poplin

This is the genuine Irish Poplin, all silk and
wool. Don't get this material confused with the
poplin that has cation warp, which is shown
a great deal This Idish Poplin We have in all the
new coors. Price, $500
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
French Serge

Is always good cloth for a spring dress We
carry line Of strictly all wool 42-inch serge The
price is $175 only slight advance over last years
price.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
ScientelIa

Is most charming dress fabric, made Of pure silk
and pure wool with high lustre and viii positive
not crush No dress goods has been made that
will give the same degree of service and looks so
beautiful. Price, per yard, $500.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-04
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Die uffisieae stimmeusdblmms.

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master at Hermann, Mo-, on Nov.
q, 1918, as required by the Act of
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sSlt Dor alien oarrad tradten
Heid,' urto 4rme gleih 5u adten;
llno beifiist ben ar%beitsmann
Dab er Decent leben fam.
&Grtpit in unierm freien 2anbe
8egen 3wane Der idipar5en ganoe.
Dab Elm Mtenid in Sals uno Selo
2cben fam mics ibm gef1llt.
Shaart eld) INN bas Sterlenbanner
Ils gan5e Imcrifaner,
Oamit @intraht berlden fann
Damn freut iid Scr Seoermann.
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Sic arn,en Saien; Sober lit iest
binter ibnen Der.
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&reliS cine grobe &agcnlao'
ing aiirbiiie gum Bei6enf.
@aibingtpn uno Srantlin SpIntp
)abcn Elm lcbr itarfes Sotim gegen
oas prohibitions . Inlcnocment ab.
Sn @arren Gountp muroen 349
fir uno 1477 Stimmen &C.
gen Yrobibition abgc9cbcn. Del Der
pnrbcrgcbenben @abl bate Die Nro'
bibitions E Yartei 6 Stimmen gegen
2.
gnlGblih Der Snfllienau = @efabr
mllroc oas &rcisacrid)t bon Sranflll1
Golntp bieic @ohe burh Hidtcr VI.
u. @rcucr uuf9eloIt.
Ser Stuot Ohio lit nit iibcr 15,-
600 Stimmen ntroden" ecuoroct.
Die ,Srodcncn" lporen beinl Stinml.
5Gblen IN Winneiotu on Der Spite
unb MAIDEN cbcnialls NnIprahc nllt
Den Stoat Californian.
Iie Sed)Sccnt Mate Der l(niteo
&oilmaps SO. bon ct. 2oltis ltno Der
&onios Gitp HoilmoDs GO, fanlcn
ppriec @ofe I'M Miiiouri ObergeridJt
5l,r &crbonolung.
aGe gcidrdnfunacn binlihtlid)
lidtloicr Nldtc, ioluie olld) nit BE
aug nl,f @cleud,tlln9 Der 6cnitcr lno
@clcl,dtung I'M Sreien iinb bis auf
8citcres i'm Staat Miiiouri al,fge'
bobcn. Gies lit in aroft lcit Won-
to9, Den If Hopember.
Scr Sercin Der 2ebrcr bon Wtil
iouri (Mtiiiouri Stotc Seahcrs @iln.)
melhcr lid an pprigcn 0onncrstag
uno 5rcitog in ct. 2ouis perlanuneln
iollte, bat Die 3uiunnlenflnft infol9c
Der Snilucn5u Gpibcmic bis olf
9onncrStog, Den 26. 9c5ember, Der
i6oben.
Sn Seattle, @uIb. bcrrid)t Die sSll'
f~lucn5u = GpiDcnlic 10 iblimm, bob
sic 9cborocn sic id)Griitcu Wubrc9cln
erariffcn bober, I'M sic Mciterper.
breitun9 ser Scud,c SIT pcrbinocrn.
9me @cif1ftspl1bcn lit MIR m0brcno
Elm puor Stunocn Gcs Cages 9cltottct
often 5l fem. S6ulen uno &irhel
iin0 acid,lniiu unb nicntullo Sart
obne cine @o5c Mosfc cine StroBcll-
car bcnltbcn.
@m. 9. Cole, &oriiber bcs repub.
lifaniidcn Stauts &pnniteS, lit bonn
nel1crlpGbItcn Senator Spencer als
0eiicn ScfretGr crronnt mororn.
Gs lit oi,sacrcd)nct moroen, ooi
jGbrli6 200 Minicncn Saien in bcll
Scr. Stooten ect0otct ipcrocrl. @enn
, oos nid)t Scr Soil ipGre, 70 Uilroe oas
~lunepbriac Sicb n%tonderorts Die Crit
ten aon5 bcbrittcno pcrminocrn.
Die in allen 3eitungcil gebradte
Radridt bon Der G%rlpublilng cines
Ncacrs in Ct. 2ouis fir Die 2cgisla-
tur, bat iid oils urlipabr erluielen. gci
Der Iufpriifung Der @ablberidte
iono man. Dab Rilep, Der Teger, 337
Stinmen meuigcr erbolten bate, als
icin peiBcr @egner SSames S'9rien,
9emofrat. Dab Hilep Elm Ie9er mar,
muroc crit lpcrtiec Gage Dor Der 8abl
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Hadridten ans ausreuseuben Gpnn'
tics, ans nnierem Staat nnb
anberen Staateu.

Gin 5urmer bel Eaciiic mad)tc ocnl
Hotben &reua cine groBe @agcnlao'
rig aiirbiiie gum 0eidenf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-11-22

@aibinetpn uno Srantlin Gountp
babcn Elm lcbr itarfes Sotum gcgell
Oos prohibitions Inlcnocnlent ab-
gc9cben.