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PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Gen. No. 342.

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons interested that the council
of the Cit yof Rock Island. Illinois,
having ordered the construction OF
a Waterman on Twenty-third ave-
nue. from Fifth to Ninth street, and
the ordinance for the same being
on file in the Office of the city clerk
of said city, and said city having
applied to the county court or
Rock Island county, Illinois, for an
assessment of the cost of said I'M
provement according to frontage.
said taxation being payable IN lC
instalIments, each bearing interes;
at the rate OF per cent per annuT,
and an assessment therefore hav-
ing been made and returned to said
court, the hearing thereon viii be
held on the 18th day of August A.
d. 1920, at the hour of 8 o'clock a.
m, or as soon thereafter as the
business of the court will permit.
All persons desiring may file OBJ
jections in said court before said
day and may appear on the hearing
and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois.
July 81, 1920.
| B. II. BRIGGS.
Officer appointed to make the as
sessment.
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SANDY O'llEILI
SIGNS 70 PLAY
WITH eLOxmEn


Louis ('Sandy'') O'Neill, long IA
miiiar to Rock Island fans for his
baseball and boxing interests. was
signed b. President Mueller of the
Islanders. today, to finish the sea-
son. SANDY" will make his ffst
appearance tomorrow sfternoon and
will play against the Tractors, prob
ably at third base in place Of
Rychner. y,
The Tractors agreed to move up
Mondays game to complete the hol-
iday double-bfll. This will leave
both teams with an open date Mon
day. O,Neill 10 expected to be Of
excellent service to the Islanders,
due to his natural batting power
and his reputation ~ an intrepid
fighter. He has mot had much prac-
tice this year, but, being still .
youthful player, Sandy is ex-
pected to come through with . few
last workouts under the tutelege OF
Manager Glockson and the other
islanders, who have been all sea-
son at the front-that 10, fighting
there.
Tomorrow's double-bill will begin
at 2:15, Dennis and Halas being the
probable Islander pitching selec-
TONS.
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BRAVES BEAT CUBS
BY PLAY PASTIME
IN A LOSING MOOD

Boston, Mass, July 31.-One Of.
the funny things Of baseball hap
pened yesterday, when the Cubs
and Braves got together for the
final of the series. The Cubs were
trying to win and the Braves didn't
care a whoop what happened, but
they won, 4 to /. If the Braves can
Just go along in their reckless and
carefree style to the finish, they
will win the pennant and take the
American leagues in the worlds
series in four straight games, just
as George Stallings' boys did back
in 1914.
There's more cookoo stuff in q
ball game in which the Braves play
than ever there was in the old days
when the champion Cookoos were
in the game. During the whole
game yesterday Rabbit Maranville
and Les Mann we're cookoing v0cif-
erously and Tony Boeckel was
executing clown stuff while the
crowd was laughing just as II it was
a burlesque show.
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THE SCOREBOARD

YESTERDAYS HERO-Hod Ell
Ter. Horace held the Dodgers
scoreless and lifted the Reds into
a practical tie for first place. He
collected three singles, double
and pass from his FIVE trips to the
plate. and scored three OF the Reds
II runs.
WITH two down in the ninth
Babe Ruth and Meusel contributed
home runs to the already topheavy
score of the Yanks. Score: Yanks,
10; So. Louis, 3.
FRISCH'S triple with two on
aided the Giants in making a clean
sweep of the series with the Cards
by winning the fourth game, 8 to :.
The victory brought the McGraw
team into third place.
RAY CALDWELL pitched the In
dams to their third straight win
over the Red Sox, 13 to 4.
AMOS STRUNK beat his former
teammates with a double in the
tenth. Score: Chicago, 6; Phila-
delphia, 5.
HUBBELL pitching his first
game for Philadelphia, downed the
Pirates, 7 to 2.
HUGH M'QUILLAN held the
Cubs to four hits and the Braves
won, 4 to l..
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TRIPLE BY STRUNK
CHECKS OLD MATES
FOR WHITE HOSERS

Chicago, July 30-Amos Strunk
sat in for Mister Joe jackson yes
terday afternoon and q pretty sweet
substitute was he. He defeated his
old team mates, the Athletics, s to
5. and won for himself q home on
Chicago's we'll known south side.
Strdnk's winning clout, a two bag
ger, was made in the 10th inning,
the contest being tied at each at
the conclusion of the ninth.
Jackson was unable to play on
account Of a badly swollen right
leg. Mister Joe was hit on the kneA
by one Of Scott Perry's fast ones
the previous day and when he
pulled up lame yesterday Boss
Gleason ordered Strunk out of the
stable. II Amos continues to per-
form as he did yesterday it's going
to be pretty hard trying to keep
him out Of the regular lineup.
Urban (.'Red") Faber, the Cas-
cade curver, hurled for the pale
hose. Naylor did the Athletic pitch
ing. FAber allowed 10 hits, but did
not give q pass or hit batter. He
also struck out siv. Naylor gave
II hits, walked one and hit another.
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aArss TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
Fsssls st Rsek Island q
C1eat 80,
fer5e Haute at Mellne.
I1esnlngtsa at Cedar 1ao6ds.
Hvnnsyille # Reekfor1

Il r. long expected crack under
~ strain OF SUCCESSFULLY defect
~ the champion Boomers in one
\ N dc hardest fought series Of the
,ssason came yesterday. It remain
~ lbf the Peoria Tractors to blast
- islanders loose from another
r.. ana when the 0loxes broke In
~ seventh and eighth innings,
- 4 pitching duel between Sid
Sevart and jim Lynch, netting
~ tractors three runs and the
ame.
Lynch Invincfble.
4 etswart and Lynch pitched the
~ SIX innings on As even terms
= two pitchers could perform. al
liough Lynch got what breaks
aSere were on his wonderful work
= the slab. The smiling little
IN yielded only one scratch hit
= TO the eighth when Frank MUIR
~ poked . clean single into left.
"a iii other times Lynch was in
eonplete control Of the islanders
batting situation.
Peoria did not look good in the
feld. At bat they looked just as
poor. All that held them together
~ Lynch's splendid southpaw
pItching. Without Jim's good left
whip keeping the plate clear of Is
hinder runs. Peoria might have suf-
bred untold rout.
Tractors Look Poor.
Jackson is playing a makeshift
team after d long succession OF re-
'sssrsss. Dresser and Eesser SEEM
u to be the only good-looking balf
pIAyefs on the club-excepting, Of
course, old Bill himself. Lynch
rew stronger as the game pro-
sessed. Many believed he couldn't
StAnd mp under the strain Of doing
III the work for his team, but he
came through all the way with the
1ams confident smile. pitching bet
ter with men on bases.
After playing alright ball be-
lind Stewart up to the seventh.
De islanders kind of mussed
tAinss up, practically handing the
fecrians the game. Stewart him
lslf contributed to the defeat, his
vildness and loose fielding figur-
Nc prominently in the scoring OF
he winning runs.
Crafk Expelled.
The Islanders played poorly in
As seventh and eighth, but what
coald one expect after the strain
q taking three straight from the
NJ batting, fielding and pitching
|. eutAt in the league. They just nat :
aFslly went to pieces. However,
a& watch them today and tomor-
row.
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Dear - alarmed By kgA prices!
Buy . slnpae oesea1ne anA leave
tAe new wrinkles h your steady
company! :.
The new styles will be . great
relief to the men because they can
not step on them any more.
1t used to be easy to step On .
train and have some dame tell you
where to get OF. FOOT! FOOT!
The JAss' style vexpert says that
clicked hosiery should be sold By
The minute. ITS HIGH TINE!
Less noise, you clock-watchers!
Somebody might turn the hose on
you!
Don't know whether they short
ened the styles or TIE yarlstcks,
but somehow one can still sec very
good measure.
The only difference between style
and fashion is only . matter Of
form.
The new styles provide . new
method Of reducing weight All
you have to DO Is elinb up the
stares.
DON'T KNOCK AT THE FRONT!
STEP AROUND TO THE BACK!
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PROPERTY HOLDERS NOTICE.
Gen. No. 544.

Notice is hereby given to all
persons interested that the council
Of the city Of Rock Island, Ill, hay-
ing ordered the construction Of .
Waterman on Forty-eighth avenue
from Ninth street west to the right
Of way Of the Chicago. Rock Island
& Pacific Railway company, and
the ordinance for the same being
on file In the office OF the city clerk
of said city, and said city having
applied to the county court of Rock
Island county, Illinois, for an as-
sessment of the cost of said Inn
provement according to frontage,
said taxation being payable in nine
installments. each bearing interest
at the rate Of 5 per cent per an
mum, and an assessment therefor
having been made and returned to
said court, the hearing thereon viii
be held on the 18th day Of August,
A. D. 1890. ct the hour Of . o'clock
q. m, or ~ soon thereafter - the
business Of the court viii permit.
All persons desiring may nls OBJ
jections In said court. before said
day, and may appear On the hear
ing and make their defense.
Dated at Rock Island. M. July
81. 1880.
THOMAS CASEY.
Omcsr Appointsd to Mako he A.
oooSme1e
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st. Louis, July 31.-New York
unleashed itself in . hitting orgy
here yestsrdAy afternoon. pound
ing out Il hits for IS bases and 10
runs to trim 81. Louis to 10 to 3
score.
I Babe Ruth got his Seth home run
Nth Fewster on base and two out
In the ninth. It was the longest
hit over the right field fence ever
registered here. Meusel followed
With the longest home run inside
the park to center field.
Sisler dropped . homer in the
right field bleachers In the NTH.
Weilman, starting for the Browns.
was taken out after the fifth.
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REDS BEAT ROBINS.

Brooklyn, July S1.-Cincinnatf
made it three out Of four from
Brooklyn and went into a tie for
first place in the series which
ended yesterday by winning the last
game, IL to 0. Eller held the
Dodgers to six scattered hits.
Mamauv was knocked out OF the
box in the fourth inning. Marquard
relieved Mamaux and was in turn
relieved by Mitchell, who pitched
the last four innings.
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ambitious player, he can do little
for the Islanders in the final sprint
to windup the season with a cred
table showing.
Dr. Mueller wired Joe Tinker to-
day to explain his actions in de-
liberately stealing Brown after the
latter had agreed to finish the sea-
son with the Islanders under the
terms OF his purchase. 1t is also
his intention to learn why Peoria
first sold the player to Rock Is
land and then to Columbus. without
. word of explanation to any OF
the Rock Island officials.
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NINTH INNING.
COX SIGN KNOX START.
sixth INNING,

Bert Bennett, the winning pitch
ar Of Knox college baseball team,
has been rendered tryout BY Pres
ident Comiskey Of the Chicago
white Sox and will accompany the
Sox ON the training tour next
spring. Benne has accepted the
offer.
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Home run-Thompson. Three
base hit-Fotheryill. Sacrifice
hits-Jenkins (s); LeBeau. Left
on bases-Cedar Rapids, 6; Bloom.
ingtOn, 8. Bases on balls-Of
.Zahniser, 2. Struck Out-By Clfnk,
Z; by Zahnfser, 5. Umpire-Spade.
Time Of game-1:42.
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BOOMERS JUST
NOSE OUT BUNS
Dropped Fly BAN WINS Game, 81;
"Shagss Thompson Has Field
Day ut Bat.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa., July 3d..
Littrell's dropping of Thompson's
long fly in the eighth frame gave
the Boomers the winning run in q
8 to 3 defeat of Cedar Rapids to-
day. Thompson also got a single
In the fourth and a home run in the
sixth inning.
N%hA wpArn.
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SHADE FOR LEW.

Milwaukee, Wis.,. July s1.-unit-
ed Press. Lew Edwards. CLAIM
Ant az the Australian lightweight
championship, looked for more
American matches today ON the
strensth Of shading Jack LAWYER:
Memphis. In . slow ten-roand mlli
last night
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Crak Expelled.
PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST INNING.

Peoria. Craig out on q high
bounder, Stewart to Glox. Jackson
fsaned. Dresser doubled to right
o. the first ball. Roth out, Rych-
ner 10 Glox. No runs, one hit, no
seroes.
1OCK ISLAND: Murphy famed.
nlege made . fine stop and threw
ut Purpura. Benson ont, Busef to
Jacksoa. Lynch appeared to have
Z world Of stun on the ban. No
mas ~ hits, no errors.
SECOND INNING.
Peoria: Nesser famed. Danaher
singled to right, but went out steal
NJ. Dixon to Benson. 1t was q
dandy peg by Leo. Buser popped
TO Purpura No runs, one hit, NO
srrors.
\ ROCK ISLAND: N. Glox out,
'Dresssa to Jackson. AcInery
WALKED. W. Glox popped to Lynch.
AaLnery stole second On Roth's
M pag. Dixon famed. No runs,
- HIS no errOfA
THIRD INNING.
Peoria: Bluege popped to Rych-
get. Stewart grabbed Lynch's high
nounder and threw him out. Ben
"a threw out Craig. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
mCk ISLAND: RychQer famed.
s!ewat drew . pass. Murphy fOrc-
stewart, Lynch to Dresser.
z0pAy stole and went to third on
las overthrow. Plrpara out,
eege to Jackson. No runS 10
y oae error.
FOURTH INNING.
Peoria: Jackson out, Benson to
vN1. Murphy ran back into CEN
and pulled down Dressen's pop.
no!n worked Stewart for a pass
~ went out stealing. Dixon to
nsoo. No runs, no hits, no err
.oCK ISLAND: Benson out,
~ . Jackson, ON . hard hit ball
- fsssled IN front Of tho plate,
sse threw out N. Glex. II was
~ stop and peg BY Bluege and
@ Pickup By Jackson. McInery
NJ eat The sane way. Lynch was
1nnAe to show the best south.
y seaR Of the year. He WAS in.
osle No runs, no hits, no er.
FIFTH INNING.
reoria: Nesser singled to RICH,
1ter. Glockson cutting on q
ssoole BY . snappy throw-in. Mes.
stole second. Dixon ran on
70 the box and caught Danaher'.
- Buser lined out to McInery
y Bluegs died to Purpura. Stew.
~ was showing excellent contro
~ the game settled down to I
seains duel. No runs, one lift. n,
1oCK ISLANDS ". Glsx wsFk
lYneA fer . pass, bat went o.
les, Rsth to Blaega II heck
me . signal fer t. hit-a1A
b1xea 1Iel . NssssE. 1ych
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TwO-base hit-Dressen.
Stolen bases-Murphy (2), Nc
Inery, Nesser, Bluege.
Sacrifice hit-Nesser.
Struck out-By Stewart, 2 (Jack.
son, Roth BY Lynch, 8 Dixon a.,
Stewart e., Murphy, Rychner, VI.
Glox, Purpura).
Bases on balls-Of Stewart, 4
jackson ~. Roth, Buser); of
Lynch, Z (McInery ~, Stewart, W.
Glox, Dixon. Benson, Rychner).
Hit by pitcher-Danaher, Dennis.
Time-2:1O.
Umpires-Wier and Lipe.
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Stewart famed. Lynch had his
first chance to tighten in tho pinch.
No runs, one hit no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
Peoria: Lynch few out to Nc
Inery. Dixon ran back to the
stand and pulled down Craig's high
foul. Jackon walked on four wide
ones. but was forced by Dresser,
Rychner to Benson. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
ROCK ISLAND: Murphy lined
out to Dresser after Umps Wier put
him In . hole on = poor decision.
Purpura flied to Craig. Bluege
threw out Benson. III was q great
pickup BY Jackson for the putout.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH INNING.
Peoria: Roth singled to left.
Nesser sacrificed, Dixon making a
splendid recovery Of Stewards bob
Bile and throwing out the batter.
Danaher was hit by a pitched ball.
Stewart showed signs Of cracking
and passed Buser, filling the bases.
Bluege hit to Rychner, who threw
Roth out at the plate. Dixon at
tempted to complete a double play.
but hit Bluege going to first. The
ball rolled to the bleacher fence,
Danaher scoring, and Buser taking
third. Lynch scratched a hit to
Benson near first, scoring Buser
and B1uege. The play at frat was
a mixup on slow hit ball between
N. Glox, Stewart and Benson. The
bag was left uncovered and Clock
son, who attempted to make the
play, threw short to Benson, racing
to cover the bag. Benson threw out
Craig. Three runs. two hits, one
error.
ROCK ISLAND: Buser threw
out N. GlOx. McInery drew his Sec
0nd pass. W. Glox famed. Nc.
Inery stole second on Roth's wide
throw-down. Dixon walked, Rych.
ner forced McInery, Buser unas-
sisted. No runs, no hits, no errors.
EIGHTH INNING.
Peoria: jackson walked. Stew
art booted Oressen's easy out. Roth
popped to Purpura. Nesser drove
out his second hit, a single to right,
scoring Jackson; Dresser tried to
score, but was thrown out, W. Glox
to Benson to Dixon. 1t was q
grand play. Benson threw out
Danaher. One run, one hit, one
error.
ROCK ISLAND: Stewart famed
Murphy hit tho first ball for Sin.
gle TO left. 1t was the Islanders
first and only clean hit Of the
game. Busef threw out Purpurn
Murphy stole third on . poor pet
by Roth. Benson and n. GioS
walked, filling the bases. McInery
forced N. Gl0x, Bluegc to Dresser
No runs, one hk, NO errors.
NINTH INNING.
Peoria: Buser popped to McIn.
ery. Bluege fouled to Rychner
Lynch popped to N. Glox. No runs
no hits, no errors.
ROCK ISLAND: Dresser raE
| hack and pulled down ". Glox
nopun. Dixon famed. Rychne'
worked Lynch for . pass. Dennis
HATING for Stewart was hit BY Z
pitched bah. Blser booted Aar'
nhy's roller, filing the bases
fynch famed Purpura n the pinch
ending the game. No runs, no hits
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Tire base h1t-Meyer. Stolen
bases-Ray, Dee. Double plays
Dee to krehmeyer to Meyers, Lord
to Ray. Struck Out-By Piersen 2,
by Norman ). Bases on halls ON
Pierson /, of Norman 2. Umpire
DeLave. Time-1;4O.
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PITCHING DUEL
GOES TO ROCKS
Evas Blaaked, 3 to 0, BY Mann;
Foelseh Of Rocks, Stars at Bat
With Triple and Homer.

Rockford, ILL.,, July 31.--Maun
gained the decision In a pitchers
duel with Cottriss today and Rock
ford defeated Evansville, to o.
The batting Of Foelsch and fielding
Of Myer and Maun, were features.
The score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Three.Eye League.

Peoria, 4; ROCK ISLAND, 0.
Terre Haute. 3: Moline, 0.
Rockford, 8; Evansville, 0.
Bloomington, 3; Cedar Rapids, z
American League.
Chicago. 6; Philadelphia, 5.
Cleveland, 13; Boston, 4.
Detroit, 8; Washington, 4.
New York, 10; st. Louis, 3.
National League.
Cincinnati, IL; Brooklyn, 0.
Boston. 4; Chicago, l.
New York, s; st. Louis, z.
Philadelphia, Z; Pittsburgh, 2.
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Shops are advertising advance show
ings Of fall styles. That is The Jazz
idea Of very little to show.
After . few more attempts the
height Of fashion might be reached, al
though it seems higher every year.
There will be several new wrinkles in
fall styles, and the flaps are wondering
II they will be knocks or boosts.
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Ex.CADDY NOW CHAMP.

Chicago, July 3l-(United Press
Harold P. Martin. who began as a
caddy. was a champion today. He
won the Western Junior Golf
Championship here yesterday by
defeating Walter Grove in 10 holes.
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Styles have changed SO often that
there must be only about one more
change left.
Judging from the advance show.
Ing The dressmakers INST have
struck fer shorter hours.
Near-sighted customers are urged
to step up closer to make room for
fresh customers. Come early and
avoid the blush!
Those In favor Of more freedom
Of the knees win please signify by
saying, ~Ahem."
There are lots of hooks in the
new styles, but it would take an
adding machine to count the eyes.
1t used to take five yards Of
cloth to make . gown, but you
couldn't see moro than two feet.
Waist line commuters are also
affected by the new styles. They
don't know where to stop.
Use Queensberry face cream with
the new styles. THERE IS BEAU.
II IN EVERY JAR
A woman clothes may be few and
far between now, but it takes her
just as long to dress as formerly.
1T LOOKS LIKE AN OPEN
SEASON FOR ALL STYLES.
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ROCK ISLAND AND MOLINE
FIRST

On family excursion to Muscatine
on Steamer @. W. Hill Tuesday,
Aug. 10. Leaves Rock Island $3.50
q m, returns 8 ?. N.
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hits-Wiere, Foelsch. Two-base
hits-Rigsby. Left on bases -
Evansville, 8; Rockford, S. Stolen
bases-L0thes, Brant Double play
-Hauk to Foelsch to Hauk. Bases
On balls-Of Cottriss, 2. Struck
out-By Cottriss, 4; BY Maun, G.
Wild pitch = COttriss. Umpire -
Burnside. Time Of game-1:41.
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LYNCH-ED

s Dennis hatted for Stewart in
ninth. Halas ran for Dennis in
ninth.
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TINKER SPIRITS
BROWNIE AWAY
WITHOUT RIGHT


KDNAPPED: One Roy Brown,
Dali player. Last seen In q Second
avenue hash Aeuse telling Manager
Nern Gleckson Of the Isla.ders,
now. happy he was TO have hem
sold By Peoria to the Is.anderh
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ner got . scratch lift to Bluege.
Stewart famed. Lynch had his
first chance to tighten in tho pinch.
No runs. one hit. NO errors.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-10
HAPPY DAYS'' ENDS HALT
 YEAR OF UNUSUAL SUCCESS

Happy Days" Charles Dilling- hams pageant a delight at the Hip podrome soon will reach the end of it's sixth month. that happy event be- ing celebrated during the coming week, of the twenty-fourth since it's opening. Judging from the capacity twelve performances given each week, the huge spectacle has just ar rived at its greatest popularity. In ies Journey half way around the calen- dar, Happy Days has surpassed all previous attendance records and has established new marks which un- doubtedly will stand with all classes of indoor amusement enterprises for many years to come. Passing into its seventh month, the balance of it's en- gagement gives promise of enjoying in an increasing degree the unpre- cedented popularity and favor of the preceding months. On Wednesday evening of the coming week, the Hip podrome will entertain one of the largest family parties of it's history, the entire house having been pur- chased for the annual celebration of the attaches of the City Bank Club. Many other large parties, several from outside New York. are being planned. The list of principals In Happy Days'' includes such univer- sal favorites Belle Story, Bert Levy, "Pood1es'' Hanneford, Clyde Cook, Joseph Parsons, Henry Taylor. Happy Jack Lambert, May Gerald, Lalla Selbtni, and C1audius and Scarlet.