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Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-20
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Three Sevens"

Three fine steel saws were SNUG
gled into the prison hospital oil the
state penitentiary at San PEDRO. sol
II" Wells, convict, received theil
there. fastened them about the nech
of cal. where they were cohcealcu
NV the hair, and sent the cat by brlD
ed guard to the cell which mad Deei
occupied by Chi" Slim, Ire term |,
or. The intention was 10 enable IN
IN escape from solitary confinemen'
ond from the prison. Although MS
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-20
American Association

At Milwaukee 2; Indianapolis l.
At Kansas City o; Louisville o.
AT st Paul 5; Toledo 0.
At Minneapolis 3; Columbus y.
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9. o,,;s :. Athletics 4

ST. LOUIS. July 10. - JACOBSON
einale and doubles by Severed anu
Gerber in the eighth after two were
o,,t cave St. Louis one run and VS.
tory over Philadelphia IL was 'He
ID - ao,.o r. II. f.
p,,ii nG .OO2 200 OOO-4 1
St Louis .....O2O 100 O2x-o Ia 4
Batteries - Hasty, Rommel anu
Perkins: Morris. Payne and Severed
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-20

croft, Robertson. Three base hits
Schmidt, Rawlings. Home runs Car
nv. Grimm Stolen base Schmidt.
Sacrifice hit Robertson. Bases on
balls. off RYAN p Sallee 1: link Q
Innings pitched Ivan g none out in
fourth; Sallee 1-9: Benton %:
link 3: Causev l. Struck out by Ry-
an 1; Sallee 1; link /; Adams G..
Wild pitch link.
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American League
New York 6, Detroit 5

DETROIT, July 10 New YORK
made a clean sweep of the series
with Detroit by winning. Ruth's dou-
BILE in the seventh inning ana MS u"I
ing base running brought the winning
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National League
Pittsburo 10; New York |

NEW YORK. July 10 Pittsburg
regained the three game lead it
brought to New York by defeating
the Giants. Pittsburg clinched the
game with seven runs scored off Ry-
n aud Sallee in the fourth inning
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Cleveland 6.ssenators a

CLEVELAND, July 10. - CleFe-
land made it three out of four from
washington by winning. O'Neiil mace
his appearance behind the bat the
first time since Memorial Day, whlIe
Bagby went to the box for the iirsS
time since July 4, both doing relleI
work. The score:
washington OH oil 900 10 3
Cleveland 80. 900 O2Z ZOX-o
Batteries - Erickson, Schacht anu
Pininich: Mails, Bagby and Nunamah'
er, O'Neill.
Boston 1, Chicago Q
CHICAGO. July is. - A Texas lea
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Southern Association,

Southern Association
Mobile 3; AT Birmingham 6.
AT observation-disclosures, Chattanooga
Little Rock and Memphis-New Or
leans, rain.
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chicano 8 erookIyn !

BROOKLYN. july 10. = Chicaeo
wade it four out Of five from Brook
lvn by winning a 13 inning contest.
WhePt, of the SnDerhas. hit home
rTn in the second and the Cubs tied
the score in the ninth on two SINGLES
md Crimes sacrifice fly. A pass.
KellehHr's triplA and Grimes second
sacrifice fly Melted two runs in the
thirteenth. Score: r II '
Chicago go. ono 600 Dol 600 Pa ~ r
Brooklyn .. O1O 900 600 900 o. II .
Batteries: Cheeves, York. Martin
and DAILY; Smith and Miller.
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zBatted for Dauss in Sth.
zzBatted for Bush in 9Th.
Score by innings: a.,
Detroit .-............V wv ~ -
summary - Two-base hits, Waru'
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Boston I, Chicago
CHICAGO. July is. - A IeXas lea-
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Page 1hree

will he shown at the Central Theatre
tonight and Eagle theatre THURSDAY
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Cinci s: Phl'Iies q

PHILADELPHIA. July 10. = Gearv
p recruit pitcher. made his Cincinnati
debut by defeating Philadelphia
Though he. was relieved IN the eiohth
inning by Luque, when Philadelphia
made temporary rally. Geary pitch
Cincinnati -. O3O 900 O21-6. u q
PHILADELPHIA - 600 100 030-4 8 /
Ratteries: Gearv, Lrdue and .Har-
grave; Winters and Peters.
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contest Of the series. The game was
a nitching duel between Bush and NC
uIoanev with the breaks of the game
i" - ms -. r. II. r.
Boston ...... OO1 600 OOO-d .
C C 900 600 600 o
batteries - Bush and Ruel' NC
Weeney and Schalk.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-20

Fewster. Schang, Blue Ruth; three
base hits. Meusel (2); stolen Dase'
Ruth; sacrifice hits Baker. ho!',
Peckinpaugh; double play, WARD 10
Peckingpaush to Pipp; bases en- oal,s
off Hoyt 3. off Dauss 3, Hoillng Z,
innings pitched. by Hoyt 9, by Dauss
3. nv Holling /; hit by pitcher Dy
Dauss (Fewster); struck out, by Hoyt
3 hY Dauss 3.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15
POLITICS HELD
. AS REASON FOR
lands ATTACK
Impeachment Medves Obvious
Heads Of Game Agree-Laadis :
Ready to Fight to Finish.
BIT HENRY L. FARRELL.

Dh nHNA - aAAsAs
(Unted Press Sten Correspon1en.I
New YORK. Eeo. I0.-We we!o
expecting 1t. u WAS Doono 70
come. John A. Heydser' presioeat
OF the National league, saio tooey
with regard to the move 10 impeAcn
Judge Lands.
Heydler was the hrst 10y sponsor
Judge lands a. the supreme neso,
for baseball and ne ALMOST wIecA-
ed the major leagues oelore new.s
able to get the American league DO
hind the 1ufist. 49,.
fOnues ACUase1.
Prominent Dseeosli men n -.
iuseo 70 coMmen ss TI .1g he " .s.ar,t
ing me mo.. H.es o'. Inv ~ ohv;oms
un 'ne - 80. ~ ,oadsd
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To Ill persons whom It may concern
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed, Maud B. Smith, guardian Of Will
liam E. Smith. minor. will make applica-
ton 10 the Probate Court of Rock Island
County. at a regular term thereof, to be
held at the County Court House. in the
City of Rock Island. in said County. on
the first Monday of March A. D. 1921. be-
ing the seventh day thereof. for an order
and decree of said Court. directing her as
said guardian to sell the following real
estate belonging to said minor. or 90
much thereof as shall seem to said Court
necessary for the support and education
of said minor, situated in the County OF
Rock Island and State Of Illinois. t6s3it
Lot number Thirteen t13l in the re
plat of block number Three 10 in Il
land View Heights addition TO the City Of
Rock Island. and to invest such of thu
proceeds OF said sale as shall not be i'm
nedi ately requisite for aaid support ant
education in other real estate or other
wise, under the direction Of the Court.
MAUD r. SMITH.
| Guardian of said Minor.
MARSHALL & MARSHALL,
| Attorneys.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15
HOOSIER BASKET
TEAM TIES uLn1
FOR BIG 10 LEAD

Bloomington. Ind. Feb. f5.-tBy
United Press Indiana university
basketball team was tied with H.
linofs fof Arst position in the Big
Ten conference as Q result Of ITS
victory over Ohio State here last
night; 80 to II.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15
CADDOCK THROWS
LONDOS AND WINS
GRAPHING CROWN

New York, Feb. 15.-By United
Press. Earl Caddock is the light
heavyweight champion wrestler to-
dsy: He threw Jim Londos. the
Greek, after a contest lasting two
hours, eight minutes and three sec
onds.
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NO PROFITEERING
HERE 4

House. seven rooms. modern. east
front, hill location. block from car.
large lot, garage, fruit trses- Price
S4,5oo, terms $500 cash. balance
$35 per month. g.
House, six rooms. modern. in Al
shape, lot 40x13o. Price $500,
terms $500 cash. balance $50 par
month. possession. 4'. 3
Bungalow, fivs rooms. modern. built
three years, basement cementsd.
coal bin, fruit csllar, terms $1,000
cash, balance $500 monthly.
Cottage. five rooms, modern. located
one block Of Long View car. SS,boo'
terms $500 down balance 40 peg
munth. including interest
| FREE SERVICE
JOHN ]. GRUSKE
! 417-18 Safety Bldg.
| Phone r. l. 4SS or as
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BEAUTY PARLORS.

FRI CITY SULPHUR STEAM BATHS FOB
rheumatism and nefvousneD. 1s0eG
HAirdressing. 1snicux1ng and hsea0
DarIor. Phone &. I. 77b. l712 Third
ayeoue, Rock Island.
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MONEY TO LOAN ss'.
Legal Rates soto $500 Easy Terms
Easy Terms

nj operated under the supsvpn q ne safs o. m
~ Ia purpoa: az prodnx place honest people ca
PIP $500 without paying more than the les
Aas& or without being imposed upon in any wy
A Loans made anywhere within miles Of Rock Island We
mo.sy The DAY apply end give yoa al n VINE
repay Il you py legal interest Am osy fof me acua'
keep the money We do not Inquiries Of youf Employer
sasa can oe frss explanation in special
uAlNk NJ
FIDELITY LOAN co.
m nsot cosloraticn)
aAye no.s y.,a v K.eeAee 1ec Store (nrs Ind aoorl
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PRINTING 4

lets. wedding invitations. admission
tickets, envelopes. milk tickets. sac
bills and all other printing. Just phone
b. I. 272. Safety Printing Co., Safety
BLDG, Sla Eightsenth' street.
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70 EXCHANGE.

-~-~~---~~~~~~~c-~-~ ~>~>>>~-->~.~~--eSe~sSs
WANT TO TRADE LOT ON EIGHT
zenith avenue and Forty first street for
Ford in good condition. h. l. 51O5.
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All the news all the time --Th'
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

AGENTS WANTED. WE WANT ~
ment n represent - in your locality;
6ir opportunities for right parsies. M
rr.d 1T. Co. Columbiana, Ohio.
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.wANTED-AGENTS.

xcENrs. CREW MANAGERS. BUY OF
~ Wake $50 to- SIS weekly. Wnts
Tha~Bacorn Co.. ElmirA N. 4.
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WANTED-SALESHEN.

WANTED. GOOD LIVE MEN TO REP
resent live automobile insurance COM
many, issuing all forms OF automoolie
coverage. Good propoatlon 10 pro-
ducer. .others need not apply. Linz
coin Casualty Co.. Springfield. Ill.,
SOLICITORS
Five orders per day pays $50 per week.
Quick selling, monthly payment mAss
zinc club. No money to collect in ID.
vance. Experience not nscessary. StssoS
work for producers. T. Watts. Oav'
enport Savings Bank Bldg.
SHEsNEN MAKE $3.50 TO $500 A
month. Every prospect buyer. He
can't turn you down. Stransky Manu-
featuring Co.. AZ Ferguson Bldg.
Springfield. ILL.,
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suPE.rLuoUs HAIR

6UPERyLuUUS HAM. AOLES. WAISTS
On 1ace and arms. permanently removed
viii electric nssdle. Address Ai0 \.
II. Nttrodes, I ArgyN flsAA Brody
strest. Davsar0e4. Phoos Dav. 004.
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E0W TCN start IN BUsINEsS FOB
youreelf, A little book sent fnee 70
men - women anxious 20 mae 1ney
Nv vorking part or full time. CLOVIS
Co AilhdAlphia. Pa.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Observation-Disclosures
CoNNELLY . WALKER N. y. CON.
nelly md ". y. Walkerb-LewyogA
0snesal Law. chanosgy and probate peee'
Hee. Peoplo'e Nassonal Bank baaidaAg.
kOck Island
XIV. L. EAGLJ+LANYER. okN3kAA
lsV, ehaDcay md peobate pseeeAeA
Od1cp m court hoOAe. R0ck 1aao04
WALKER q SWEENEY - ATkO4NEfs
nd epuneelosS q Law. 400ey - ioa1
% neal tstata. RooDs 200-2l3 Ceafga
1Tust buil 1inG
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J ! !
Ftk NO. EVU,. sAmcElc0ot
II Lesion, Aseets thea
~ first and third We'd
w nesdays. of eachl
= month q American
q Legion Hall. Third
avenue end Sixteenth
- strsst. Dan X. Bren-
~ nan, comnandes. An
~ ex-servtcs men well
come.
xAsosnc.
.un Tsnpie. EsAtssstA sessss %
- y; rx III 1scIe 81 raao 1opea
No. 81, y. y. : 1. - vin
~ b held On ~ Ask ThgDr
IA, of each noah q NV
D. m. W. II. Ksslsy. W.
n: Ray o. Roderick. Soc
ussz5, Special on r. c. Degree Thur |
|! q, Feb. II. q p. m
mw elOITo no. 81. II. o. '. ?. Z. 4
- -atstsd nsstngs hsld
8 !: ! :: :: !: :: ::
L. 3. Nacs. monarch.
Frank I. fsttsEsoa. 80
Z. 4. =.
n DfATED CONVoCAT1ON OF ROCK
,.an Island Chapter No. ~. 3. 4.
~ viii b Asld - IL 6sst
\ Iusscay Of eaoA month q
7:30 .. n. J. G. Schllingsr.
III. p, u. H. Ash. secretary.
apeGal Convocation Tuesday. Feb. 10.
lo5l, II 7:3O p. m. Past and Most
I1nllent Degrees. supper at t:l5
An
i ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
6ss, A. r. + A. N.-Stated
n y neetiny nrst Friday Of each
month. B. P. Record. W. NJ:
Il. 8. Bolman. secfetaU.
Soeciai meeting Tuesday evening.
NJ. 10, 7.au y. m. =. A. degrees.
- nNlGRrs rEAlKLAR
In Stated COACiAVE OF &OH
lsland CommAn0ssy No. II,
Ni,h Ku,ghts Templas viii b he'd
HKIA ~ second Aoaday Of each
nonth- G. A. Haalgren. com.
mAnoer:. ]. /. HlckEy. Secoroes.
|n0 INAAND C1APTEE no. zoo
tSow kastern stA-Regular p,estings
ns1A Msa2ssday Of each nseutn. W..
Nsos, W. NJ; May r. kreis. seczvtasy
! vlpcx BLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. r. . 2
I-The stated assemblies 81 Eoo6 y
- Coun,ll No. w. =. Z Q. y. VI
y hid on .hs third Wednesday Of eacl
1nth. W. J. Spencer. T. ]. NJ: o. J
hl1sheandt. recoFder. =
Eated business session aad ceremouia
Wednesday. Feb. 10. u 7:3o p. m.
1 Val LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o, !
Meets every THURSDAY evehan
{yk at Odd Fellowc temple .
Fourth avenue. between Se'
enteeuth and Eighteen
strects. IincosA> Marin. }
G.; H.. +. Leonard. y.
4 In Thur,day of each month. inina$or
y utoss first. second and third degrees "a
Z hIswins Thursday.
0@ I. q. n. n.
o8 Inland LODGE no. LOO. NEE
r. uishts 0gvS and HhtHd Monday
16GA's hall. l7lo IL SsconA Aveaus. ,
~ n Dictatoe Hayes 1oastt: Sc
r. J. Davis.
~ Inland AEAIn no. .066, y4ATx1
os6se Of faeioa.-16gula1 Dssttnl
- nd third Tuooday OF saah moot
1UieG ho0s. 1ouF1k sveans q
0e'asst stsess. Frank Wiph. ". !
Aes ofoeAt sscssessy.'
HI. -
MP. o. xIKs no. $50.
~ Meets the hrst and thi
& A~ Mondays Of each month
Eks' club. Dan 4. Bre
nan. exalted ruler: C..
baacson. seeretSry.i Viz
s-2 ing brothers always ~
como. Club rsoas At !
y 49, Eighteenth street.
q. 4 4
BuToRD POST "a. Q. 4.
III Meets regularly . ssss
%3I nd fourth 1tlday an
Moons Of each DaatA u
o'clock u Asossisl hau
Eli Ne court houss. B. y Dsua
~ man. osmmAn1sr: =. G. FL
sdputsnt
o. Q. v. Y.
III SID0NEY BAY CAMP, no.
gH@ ~ United spAnish War vstera
osess first and third Thu
en- dass Of each mouth q . ..
I. IA b Memorial Hall. c6rt Hon
0ecAr L. Dahgee. Command
I. Il. Tttertngtou. Aa1u1ant.
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PHONE =. LiAt
I LODGE DIRECT0B1.
Il
sinvIcu MEN ATTENTION.

Ioek Island Post
No. zoo. American
Legion. Aeets the
iirst and third We'd
nesdays. of eac b
| month 1t American
\ Legion Hall. Third
: avenue end Sixteenth
street.. Dan K. Bren.
nan, comRander. AN
ea -ssrvics men wei
come.
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lox u1AND LODGE no. LOO. MEHT-
3. nishts Asst and Nhtnd No0daya
1llA's hall. l7lo Ii 4scond Aveaue. y
~ =. Dictates Aayss Aoasts: Sse'y
" J. Davis. -
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QDoNEY BAY CAMP. no. .
United Spanish war Veterans.
osess first and third THUR
dass Of each month q . .. n.
b Memorial Hall. c6ut H0uss.
Cesar L. Daligee. ComnanAee:
I. II. Ttteringtou. Ad1u1ant.
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, BuToRD POST "a. Q. 4. 4
Meets regularly - ssssDd
nd fourth Friday af)B,
Moons Of each DoatA ~. !
/ o'clock u Asossisl hau q
Ne eoust houss. B. y BsugA'
man. osmmAn4ar: Il. G. Fra
sdputsnt.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-15

Val LODGE NO. COS. I. o. o, r,
Meets svery THURSDAY evening
II at odd FellovG temple -
Fourth avenue. between Sew
Il enteenth and Eightee mt
streets. LincosA MARIN, y
G.; H.. r. Leonard. 3. b
In Thur,day Of each month. initiasosy
~, first. second and third degrees NJ
taieWing ThursdAy.
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= srATED COAClAVE OF ROCK
lulspd CommAnossy No. II,
~ Kulghts Templas viii b he'd
.A the second A0adAy Of each
nonth. G. 4. Haalgren. com
manoer:. J. 1. HICKEY. reeoroer.
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.-s 1snple. HsAtssstA ssssss -
,r.1u xEE ZEE 81 r11o Iope1
No. 81. y. y. 3 4. n WV
~ b held On ~ Assl Th9Ds'
day Of escA noah . XIV
D. m. W. II. Kesley. W,
n: Ray o. Roderick. Soc
uss1. Special on r. G. Degree Thurs
| ~, Feb. II. q p. N
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Meets the arst and third
Mondays Of each month Il
Hks' club. Dan K. BreA-
nan. exalted ruler: c. n.
l'aacson. secrettry., Visit
Ing brothers always vel
come. Cub reoas At liz
Eighteenth street.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11

Legal blanks for sale at this office.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11
HOT, DIZZY FEELING
Ailanta Lady's Uncomfortable and Annoying Condition Relieved,
 She Says, by Cardui.

Atlanta, Ga.-Miss Alice Frances 9ounG. of 28 East Alexander Street eAi1 ely, says: After entering wo. 0nnhood. suffered 80 much with Wsaanly weakness. My back ached. ' would have, at certain times, a hot 4boaln8 that seemed to go to my head. 0vsa my shoulders would hurt, and 1t 1n1s me very dizzy and uncomfort- aAoa. When the blood would flow to " AeadI suppose that was what it
 D--I would faint and feel so weak.
 T couldn't do my work. l had a s0Dod position, and this was surely annoying as wel1 as embarrassing. 'Woal6 asnailv have to go home and seD eo ped. certainly suffered greatly.
 heard of Cardui, and my mother SesagAt t for me. It was the first and ely medicine that ever did me any Dpoa for this trouble"
 Dizziness, headache. sideache, back 0eAe. tired-out feeling and other dis oTeeable symptoms are often signs of VC1anly troubles. Thousands of wo- - who formerly suffered from these oD4 similar ailments have found Car. o0 very valuable remedy.
 Cardut is composed only of pure, vaGstahle ingredients which have long Aem recognized as of medicinal value n the treatment of many diseases and d1Dorders peculiar to women.
 TAke Cardui.
 Your druggist sells 1t. NC-140
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11
THINK PHOTO PLATES
 SUPERCEDE PRINTING

London, May 27. (By Mail) - Suggestion that printing from type is likely to be superseded was made by Wm. Gable at the recent worlds congress of printers held here in con- nection with the International Print ing and Allied Trades exhibition. MT. Gable said that at least three inven- tors were trying to develop a photo graphic process to take the place of printing from type.
 He predicted that the machines for printing by photographic process woud hardly occupy more space than typewriter nor be any more com plicated.
 He expressed the opinion that even- tually the great printing presses in newspaper offices would give place to smaller, swift-running and com paratively noiseless machines which would turn out printed matter with almost the same facility as the moving picture operator reels off his film.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11
Iono Telephone Lines In IndI,

Long distance telephone lines in In. dia have recently been greatly extend. ed. A GOO-mile line from Smla to Peshawar is finished, but needs mod ern equipment to be of commercial value. From Simla to Lahorne a line over 300 miles long is now in regular service, as is line west from Cal. cutta into the Chota Nagpur coal fields. An 80-mile Bombay Poona lino Is in official use. though not yet ready tor public service.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11
LIVELY BALL RESULTS IN HOME RUN INCREASES Major Leagues Pound Out 45 in Week Speaker Passes Ty In
 American Race.
tBy the Associated Pressl

Chicago, June 1.-The "lively ball' was responsible for 45 home runs in the major leagues during the past week, according to figures released to- day and which include games of last Wednesday. The American league is credited with 32 of these while Ma aional league batters bagged thirteen.
 Babe Ruth, of the Yankees, the Aome run king, made one four-ply kaow during the week and brought his Aotal for the season to 16, IT behind the total credited to his club, which is at the top of the list for home run honors in both circuits. The Yankees, near the top, have bagged 33 circuit drives. The Athletics, in last place Aave S2 round trip blows to their gredit
 The New York Giants, top all the
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11

clubs in the National League and are tied with the Athletics at 32. George
 Kelley, of the Giants, who for time
 threatened to compete with the Amer ican League slugger for round trip tickets, fell by the wayside and has been passed by 1rish" Meusel of the
 Phillies, who passed the slugging
 Giant by driving the ball into the lbleachers the first game of the Phil
 lies and Cubs at Chicago. The blow
 gave him a total of ten home runs. 1 Leslie Mann of the Cardinals made
 the best showing of the week among
 the batters in the Heydler circuit
 Mann boosted his mark from .32O to
 1882, gain of AZ points, while
 Jacques Fournier, the Frenchman on
 the same club added 31 points to his
 average, bringing it up to $50. Rog-
 CTS Hornsby, another St. Louis star, .who has been holding down first place, ltook occasion to fatten up his aver
 age against the eastern clubs and
 brought his mark to .424. McHenry,
 another teammate is the runner-up
 with 1882, while Johnston of Brooklyn
 is third with .389.
 Frisch of New York has stepped out in front among the base stealers with eleven thefts. Carey of Pittsburg is one behind him. Other leading bat ters who have participated in 25 or more games: Grimes, Chicago .365; Mann, St. Louis .362; Sullivan, Chica- go .354; Fournier, St. Louis .350; Turney, Pittsburgh .347; Maranville, Pittsburg .347; Meusel, Philadelphia .346.
 Iris Speaker, pilot of the worlds champions pulled away from Tyrus Cobb, the Detroit manager, for the honors among the batters of the American League. Spoke boosted his mark from .408 at which he was tied with the Georgia Peach a week ago to AT, while the Detroit star, slumped seven points and drop ped to third place with an average of 401. Harry Heilman, the slugging outfielder of the Tigers, hammered on i've more points to his average which nas brought him up to .440. George Sisler. the St. Louis star, slumped slightly in his hitting, but retains fourth place with .398.
 Harris and Rice, the Washington luet are having a merry race for stolen base honors. Each has pilfered | l dozen sacks but Sisler is right on heir heels with eleven thefts. Other l eading batters: Severeid, St. Louis l 381; Williams, St. Louis .376; Char l 'ity, Washington .363; R. Jones, De- I .roit .361; E. Collins, Chicago .356; Ruth, New York 349.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11
"HUCKLEBERRY FINN" COMING.

Beloved Mark Twain lives again in "Huckleberry Finn" which has been presented on the screen for the mil lions who have laughed over the i'm mortal works of the great American humorist. It will be shown at the Ideal Theatre next Monday. Not only was every character selected with the utmost care by Director William Tay- Tor with a view to adhering strictly to every type associated with "the one and only Huck, but the Mark Twain atmosphere was carried out in every detail.
 The film version of "Huckleberry Finn" follows closely the adventures of the beloved vagabond.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-11
JUNIOR B. Y. P. U.

The Junior B. Y. P. U. program Tor Sunday evening is as follows: subject, "Set Aside for Jesus" Class No. 1-Leader, Pauline Glenn; helpers. Jessie By White, Banksie Llewellyn. Ross Maynard, Gladys Graham, Ella Payne, Bob Taylor, Mary Martin, Maud Hickman, Don Maynard, Bea- tnce Rhae and Eunice Williams. Glass No. 2-Leader, Corine Mills; helpers, Neal Thomson, Nettie Mar ganet Lynch, Edward George, Geneva Martin, Shirley Durham, Mildred White and Florence Carpenter. Class No. 3-Leader, Woodrow Bean; help- CTS, Ruth Martin, Roy Adams, Evelyn DeShong and Stanley Robbins.