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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

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HOTELES.

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RMo CASA DE vENTA.

Este es uno de los mas boG,.us bungalows
n San Antonio La sa-a y .! ccna=acr sen
lie IsN2+ pies, con pisos de MADEIRA dura. Tie
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CRATIFECARE, con IS. 90 q IA persona cue
ne proporrioae in.o-mcs eIactos acerca del
pa.adero de ID Sra. Lug Cr9s, 4 quien a.
eompana Gaa nina de dos aEas 3 medic De
edad. jiarnada Jcsas Alcala, que entiente
7or 'Chaa'. Tod0 iRsorme sob-e este asun-
20 dir'iRsr 4 Macedonia &'ca'3. P 2 No. ?
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
CHANCES
DuLLED UNLESS
One ARM HEALS
Jim VaugAn's Shoulder Causing No
End Of Worry IN the Camp
Of Bruins.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.

Omitted Press Stan Correspondent
New York, June Jim vaughn's
shoulder can't stay lame very long
without Bleaching a very good Cub
ship that is steaming pennantward
or Whereabouts.
Fred Mitchell has only two aces
Alex and the Great "Hippo"-to
play for a $l00, 900 pot. II one Of
them loses his color he may Just
as well throw his whole hand in
the discard. The pennant can be
won on two pitchers, as Kid Glea-
SON showed the world in 1913, but
they have to be iron men.
iris Speaker up to the present
time Is rocking in the same boat.
Stan Coveleskie and Jim Bagby
have been his lone dependable hurl-
ers.
but If the Cubs or the Indians
run into a bunch Of bad weather
and find themselves facing q late
season schedule filed with double
headers they may have to give way
to another club.
II either team should have q
task put up to them like the cham
pton Reds had last summer when
they nayed the Giants six games
IN three days, they might crack.
OF course it can be reasoned that
two star hurlers like Alex and
Vaughn, Cove and Bagby. Williams
and Cicotte, ct al. are better than
the whole staff of stars with tenn
peramental arms such as Pat Mo-
ran and John AcGraw have been
nursing along. but It's 3 conven-
lent pleasure to have bunch OF
less spectacular ones around to win
10 few ball games.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
BABE RUTH GETS
TWELFTH HOMER

New York, June l. = The New
York Yankees took two games from
Washington yesterday, winning the
morning contest Z to s and the aft
Groom game, 10 to Z. Both games
we're marked by heavy hitting. In
the afternoon Babe Ruth knocked
out his 18th homer Of the season,
while Peckinpaugh obtained q sin
gle, two doubles, a three Dagger
and drew a base on balls in Eve
times up. The Official attendance
was 3S,6S8, believed to be a new
record.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
SoX LOSE FIRST
BUT WIN SECOND

st. Louis, Mo-. June 1.-The
White Sox lost the first game Of
the Decoration day bill, then turn
cd around and COPIED the second
IN 10 innings. The score Of the
first was to 0. and the latter 5 to
:. This can b said Of thu 81
Louis Browns-they battled the
Sox al the way and made the GleA-
sons play 1t top speed 1t all times.
Urban Faber and Urban Shocker
hooked mp. in the opening tilt, and
both were in fine form. Fabsr was
touched for seven hits and Smoker
six. Faber gave nary . base on
balls, while the Sox worked the
st. Louis pitcher for Tires.
Had the Sox hit in the pinchss
they would have turned In q VIC
tory for the Cascade fcurver, but
hitting in the pinches is one Of the
things the S0x have failed to do OF
late. However. they should consid-
er fhemselves fortunate In having
eottan . $3.50 breek. They Ger
tainly are mot playing the baseball
OF which thsy are capable. Score:
R.H.E.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
ALEXIS HOMER IN
TENTH GIVES HIM
ELEVEN STRAIGHT

Chicago, ILL.,, June 1.-Sergeant
Grover Alexander whaled a home
run into the left field bleachers
shortly after high noon yesterday
and that blow was q life saver for
the Cubs.
1t came with tho men out in the
last half Of the tenth inning and
won the morning game from Gin
cinnati by q score Of 8 to 2, besides
giving Alexander his eleventh
straight victory. And it saved Chi
cago from a big tumble in the
league standing, for the Reds
COPIED the afternoon scrap, 4 to 2.
Thirty thousand folks watched
the two scraps, which, in addition
to being hard fought nli the way,
were enlivened by pair Of incipi-
emit battles, one in the morning be-
tween a Red bench warmer and a
bug in the grand stand and one in
the afternoon between Paskert and
Groh. Only verbal missiles were
used and there were no casualties.
Score:
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sBated for Sykes in ninth.

Two base hits-Allen. Hit BY
pitched balEAJackson. Jantzen.
Double plays-Coltrin to Keller
man to Sykes. Passed ball-Cor-
win. Struck out-By Lynch (2;
by Zahnizer, 8. Bases on balls
on Lynch, 5; OF Zahnizer, 1. Sac
rifice hits-Sykes. Sacrifice ny
Zahnizer. Stolen bases-Thomp-
son, Lenahan, Jantzen. Dresser,
Brown, Nesser. Roth. Left on bases
Peoria, 8; Bloomington. 5. I'm
pires-Jones and DeLave. Time Of
game-2:15.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
DUMMIES STAGE
LATE RALLY AND
TRIM ROCKFORD

Cedar Rapids. Iowa. June L.
Three singles and Weidell's triple
gsve the home team three runs ana
the ssme from Rockford, Z 10 8,
yesterday, in the last half Of the
ninth. Twenty-six hundred fAns
made . huge denomination when
the score Was tied and stopped the
Kame several minutes. Foelschi
home run in the second over the
fsaee WAS . feature Score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
yAUOyAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Thfee.EyN LeoGue,

Rock Island, Oil; Moline, 7-6.
Peoria, 6-2; Bloomington, 81.
Cedar Rapids. Z: Rockford, 6.
Evansville, SIS; Terre Haute, 81.
American League.
st. Louis, 2-3; Chicago, 0-5.
Boston. "a; Philadelphia, Is.
New York, 7-1O; Warrington, 81.
Cleveland. 81; Detroit, 5-3.
National League.
Chicago, 80; Cincinnati, "a.
st. Louis, "a; Pittsburgh, ~.
Boston, ~; Philadelphia, 1-3.
Brooklyn. 5-5; New York, 2-1.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

$500 o 90 % o o o. 0
-. o105 xii
Three-base hits
!. ueilegos. Home run-Mur-
sAcrincs hits-Cridin, 2; Nc
stolen bases-Miller, 3;
G Z; MCGUIRE. !: Benson;
uoable plays-Murphy to
q Grimm. Bases on balls
e':satt, /: Oh Pierson. z; Oh
= Hit by pitcher-Jones.
/ est-By Stewart, s; Pierson.
4 s. !. Time Of gams-2:00.
-Flemiag and Spade.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
WA e, PHHLRa IL

lpata. Pa. June 1.-WN-
- aone run saved PhiladAl-
~ : shutout at the hands
vechger, their former tsam-
= efday morning, and Bos-
TO !. Meadows n the
s pitched his frst eane
injured two weeks 40
p his nth straight VIC
= against Boston. Out
we Dttched the afternoon
- mad . bad inning IN
locals scored all their
Aliama hit hisI second
49, 9 The day, starting the
sAaly. Eayres WAS IN
scoring Boston's second
ss carried to the beach.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

HI - XnnnD o030 8Ot bWeOS 1UvOAUU
e; ~ Afternoon st Douglas
re ~ Z to 0 beating handed
Re 1folins during the morning
~ Sc.,ne hack and licking the
- y ths queens taste ~ !
!|sss z II TO 0. Stewart displaysd
sSS1lI form. allowing only
s'ls.1 flts. two Of which wers of the
.Ssif ecrstch variety. He had
q control. giving . solitary
80 - beIls. In seven innings the
- rpry went out in order be-
- ~ mssterful twirling Of the
isn6er speed ball artist. Purpura,
1 - nan up in the ninth, hit
~lsly. the only clean base knock
sruf.d By Moline. He was cut
isu1 q second on . fast double
Uufphy Gets Homer.
n esne produced its thrills
- ~ huge crowd Of spectators.
~ Ialaaders hammered the hall
g tptal Of IA hits and 81 bases.
lhrphy lifting one over the center
~ fGace, one Of The longest hits
- - ct Douglas field. Murphy
~ - batting honors Of the AFT
|eppsa with four hits out Of six
tn1s It bat. Gallegos' triple to the
"a pole between left and center
4 - sighth with two men on was
I tesSi1c drive. Gallegos also hit
- over the left field fence that
~ fol BY only . few feet. The
hlaaders played . sensational field
e game.
Bits the Jumps.
Hoot1lities were temporarily sus-
pvnlsd in the fifth inning when
jnsh, Moline shortstop, got hot
hnded 1t having a third strike
and On him. His attitude to-
vsrt Umpire Fleming was at once
teoateatng and when he pushed
= unps IN tho face the latter
e1a6 Z policeman to remove the
ahlata from the field. his further
hesassd Martin and he let 90 a
~ and left At the arbiter's face.
n playtng field was quickly filled
~ fans but order was soon re-
aDeed BY policemen and the game
~ On without any further dis
-trtance.
4 Piefsoa, Noline's pitching ace.
Isuls Knocked from the mound at
~ md Of i've innings with seven
mn and 10 hits scored against
~. Bahfie, who relieved him,
hqnd the going no easier and
Noodheed was called upon to finish
- Flanders last time st bat.
Rock Island had q big inning in
~ 9Th when 10 batters faced
fl9Son and FIVE scored. Jones
aEtd It by flying out to second
- a1d ended 1t by going out on q
MRs choice. Benson followed
Jeoo with . base on Martins err
-. Hs went t. thirs when Grit
4 n safely to right field. Miller
! = b center, scoring Benson. Nc
l drs walked, filling the bases.
4 0t1n and Miller scored on Dixon's
- to right. MCGUIRE stole
q - Stewart hit safely to left
- M Murphy beat out an iniield
4 - Jones then forced Murphy at
eund for the third out.
Aalphy's home run came in the
Qna Inning, being first man up. In
= SEVENTH Dixon WAS safe ON an
~ and scored on Jones' sacri-
= ~ after being sent to second
- Third on hits by Stewart and
1ay. In the eighth Miller was
q a error and Mcclure walk
= 18th scored on Gallegos' triple
- nag pole. Gallegos counted
; Dnon's sacrifice ny. Summary:
IL H0ek laIAnd Al . II M n
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Sacrihce hits - Ray, Gl0cks0n.
Stolen bases-Purpura Ia Nc
Knew, Martin. Double plays-Mil-
Ter to Gallegos; Murphy to BEN
son TO Gallegos; Lord to Ray to
Mack. Bases on balls-O1 Aitchi-
son. 8; on McAnaney, 3; on Smith.
s. Wild pitch-McAnaney. Struck
out-By Aitchison, 8; by McAna-
ney. /. Smith, 1. Passed bali
O'Connor a.. Time Of game-2:15.
Umpire-Spade.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

Akron, Ohio, June Jack Brit
ton. welterweight champion, easily
defeated Johnny Griffiths, Akron,
In a 15-round bout yesterday aft
ernoon. At no time was the cham
pion in danger Of losing his crown.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

Ny Assocsated fress.y

Indianapolis. Ind. JlHs l.1al-
ton Chevrolet oe IndiansDo,iss Wis.
Won the eighth annual renewal 81
The see-mile a1to racs q ths In
dssnapolis Motor Speedway yestef-
day. in IN Indianapolis built ear.
viii Be awarded his TROPHIES At z
banquet to b given all The drivers
by the citizens Of Indianapolis To-
night Chsvrolst's~ time Of
is:Ao:15.l4 il second only - the
recgrd made for the local eso1D ~
Ralph DePaipa in 1915.
ChevroIet's average speed vas
SS1e miles Per hour. For his trs-
umph he will receive the Speed-
way prize Of $1o.o0o, Citisens Lap
prize Of 81. 800 for leading the Aeld
curing the last Is laps; It least
5000 Of the $4,000 TO Be divided
among the drivers using acceesor-
les Of certain automobile mAnufhc.
tursrs, and the Wheeler Schetoer1oi
Cup. the Prest-o-lite trophy and The
Strauss silver ten set
.sa~l
(Hy UniSsd PfaD.j
Indianapolis, Ind. June L.
Ralph de Palmas tinx was still
working today. .a-e
With victory in his grasp and
confident that he had driven sway
the hoodoo which always no6ed
him out of . big win, Do Palma
saw himself counted ont Of the 6o0-
mile motor derby twice yesterday.
With . hve-mile lead and less
than IS miles to 60 De PalmsI car
caught IRE and he was forced to
halt He managed to repair the
trouble and climb to second place
when he was forced 20 quit again.
He finally landed fifth.
CASTOR Chevrolet, driving . Mon
roe, an American car, won By con-l
sistent driving. Rene Thomas, n .
Ballot, was second; Thomas Nflton,
Duesenberg, third, and Jimmy
Murphy, Duesenberg. fourth.
Chevrolet's speed was IN aysgaeo,
Of S7.46 miles an hour.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

Bloomington. H.. JuLe 1.-Peo-
ria ana Bloomington split . 'double-
header here yesterday afternoon
before 5000 fans. The locals cop
ped the opener, 8 to 6, In = contest
replete with thrills. Lenahan's
fielding was . feature. The second
game went to Peoria, 2 to /. Lynch
was too much for Bloomington and
kept the blows scattered:
The scores: n
First Game.
r H. z.
Peoria ...0001oo221-6 s 2
Bloom'ton .00310031s-S II 0
Batteries-Weber and Roth; Ro-
mine, Zahniser and Snyder.
Second Game
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

Portland, Maine, June pal
Moore Of Memphis outpointed ia
bez White of Albany in six fast
rounds here last night. 2
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

Columbus, Ohio. June T. Sam
Langford, Boston. was awarded the
decision over Jess Clark, Missouri
Ghost, at the end of Is rounds of
fast milling here last night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01
Fight Results
lBy United Pres. !

Toledo, Ohio, June l. Bryan
Downey, Columbus, outboxed Marty
Cross, New York, in a 10-round
bout here last night.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-01

Reessnrd ...Iiooolee@e
Cedar Rapfds. e3eoee -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
NINSTRELS STILL
4 LIVELY CORPSE

Aliho tho Jazz and shlmmie were
more In evidence than the cakewalk
and the buck and wing the Georgia
MINISTRIES. who played n one night
stand at the Metropolitan Sunday
lost little OF the true minstrel at.
morphcr..
The company II composed Of many
makers 81 sweet music and not few
shakers OF flat. but harmonious feet
Chick Beaman. as the The Destroy
cr OF sorrow 80 was the sading fca.
,urr OF the bill. while I'D Tolivor and
Mamie Campbell were quaint come.
dams who provided n goo-ily share
q the fun
The Way down South atmosphere
~ the performance wsur helped ma.
terially by the singing Of the John.
son brothers and I'd Wood 4 large
crowd heard tho oldtime minstrel
show. and demonstrated by their ap.
plause that dark face comedy n EtIll
a lively corpse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
Public Responsible
For Sensual Pictures?

Dear Miss Grey: WIN you allow
rae space to SAY a few words in favor
OF the cinema theatre
Much can he said for and against
Il. with charity towards all. and
malice toward none
IL would b. untruthful to assert
that the men directing the photo
play industry are a set OF hhldinoua
promoters Many Of them are men
and fathers with good hearts. Wheff
they know that the public demands
clean pictures. they will meet Ms
half way. Many OF them have fine
instincts which are temporarily
marred BY the matcriaiistic desire 10
make money.
= IL Is true there are bad pictures.
- L. true there are immoral pictures.
aad pictures where the home and
marriage are dssesrated- II IL also
true that some OF the producers have
done bad work with the best Of In,
tentions. But / do not believe that
such pictures prelominate.
The movies have furnished recre.
alton for many who would have TO
seek more Questionable places per.
haps. The silent drama has IN Il
much OF the rest Of solitude. and alb
sorbed In the story. one forgets all
troubles for the time being In a com.
plete state OF relaxation.
Would II not be practical TO give
parents an idea Of what pictures they
may safely allow their children 70
seeg Such lists are now available.
The Catholic Telegraph and the
Catholic Art association. for instance.
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WILKES PLAYERS IN
"A LITTLE JOURNEY"

Interesting things are bound IN
happen on tranAcontinental trip
aboard "A Pullman. And they Ger.
tainly do happen al the wilkes this
week. where the players take a four.
day trU In "a Little Journey" by
Rachel CrotherA
Alexis Luce. versatile leading man.
who has been IN for two weeks, re-.
turns Ia the east IN the role OF Jim
West. a cican.mindod Wcsterner.
Jane Morgan. as the girl who Ii
fleeing from tho East, plays very
rcaliStic role. Fanchon Eyerhart.
Mary Thorne. Nina Noise. Jane Oar
we'll. Howard Russell. Ben Erway.
Henry Hall and Norman Feusier
make an interesting group Of people.
all travelling westward.
The first two scenes show the In.
terior,of Pullman. The unusual eli
max OF the second act brought TO
many In the audiences the horror Of
real railroad wreck.
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LEWIS MUSICAL co.
IN LIVELY COMEDY

stop That" il one OF the iiyeliest
offerings presented By Lovy'a Musi.
cal Comedy company for some time.
Lew White appears as a henpeckei
husband and Bess I'm II the doni.
ncerinE wife. Tho two have many
good comedy scenes together.
Floy Ward. Pauline Arthur. Wal
ter Grcaza. Robert Lorenzo and
others Of the cast have good support.
ing parts.
Miss I'M has the leading musical
number this week. which she puts
over In great style. aided by the
chorus. pretty little Belle DEITY. one
Of the prize chorus girls. has "A spc
ciaity this week In which she trips
hack and forth over the large run.
way over the audience.
Robert Lorenzo'u solo In the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-03
OAK STOCK PRESENTS
SHERLOCK HOLMES"

Levy's Oak Stock company at the
Oak is presenting sherlock Holmes
this week. Every one h familiar
with the plot OF this popular melo-
drama. which concerns the adven-
lures Of Sherlock. the detective. and
his young sweetheart.
One Of the clevercst scenes In the
entire production M staged by the
Oak company In shown on an old
wharf where the crooks are endeay.
oring u shanghai" the girl. a fight
cnsues between Sherlock Holmes and
several men from Scotland Yard and
the gang Of crooks.
Sherman cambridge. n decidedly
clever young chap. is pleasing IN the
title role and Miss Effie johnson as
the heroine gives very good per
Torrance. The rest OF the east IL
capable.
There will BE- pink Tea" matt.
nee Thursday.