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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
POLITICAL OFFENDERS By Assoc,ated Press

Washington, November S0.-The de- mand for general amnesty does not mean the wholesale release of prison- CTS from federal prisons, Senator Jo- seph I. France of Maryland declared tonight in a statement setting forth the purpose in the joint amnesty committee in the American Liberties union. The movement, Senator France declared, had for it's object the par don of political offenders only. those convicted under the espionage law and other war laws of expressing opinions against the war"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
INDICT SEVENTEEN
By Associated Press

Knoxville. Tenn. November 3o.- Criminal court grand jury today in dicted IT cs.<zens n -f them city employ~., for alleged fraud in a bond elect .on here last Se .emrer 8. It is cI-lmed the ballot boxes il. two wards ; Hera stuffed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
Notice of stookholders' Meeting

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Alabama Home Build. ing and Loan Association will be held at the office of the association. 2026 First avenue, Birmingham, Ala. on Tuesday December 20, 1891, at l2 noon, for the purpose of electing directors and trans acting such other business may come before regular meeting. and for the particular purpose of increasing the capi- tai stock of the association from $9.000, 00t to $10, 0,000.000
 H. NJ. ROBERTSON. President.
 W. V. M. ROBERTSON. General Manager
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
Request for Bids

War Department, Inland and coastwise
 Waterways Service. Mississippi- Warrior
 Service, Office of Federal Manager. 321
 Custom House, New Orleans, La.
 Sealed proposals will be received here until o'clock ?. m., December 20, 1921, and then opened. for the construction of river and rail terminal at Vicksburg, Miss Plans, specifications and proposal blanks will be furnished upon receipt of certified check for twenty-five dollars t$25) to guarantee return. Further in- formation on application.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
LegaI Notice

Notice is hereby given that at the ex piration of two weeks from this date, ap- plication will be made to the governor of Alabama for a parole or pardon for Jim Eddins, colored, sentenced to prison for 2l years from Jefferson county, Alabama, September Il, 1914. -
 POS East Madison St. Louisville. Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
Notice

State of Alabama, Jefferson County-Es- tate of L. Pritchard, deceased. Letters of administration upon the estate of said de- cedent having been granted to the under signed on the 22d day of November, 1921, by the Honorable J. P. Stiles judge of pro- bate of Jefferson county, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to pre- sent the same within the time allowed by law or that the same will be barred.
 MRS. ELLA M. BURFORD,
 Adm inistratrix.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
Notice to Contrnctnrs

Plans and specifcati tions for the John Herbert Phillips High school building at 24th St, and 7th Ave, N, may be had at 50I-2 Title Guarantee Bldg. BOARD or EDUCATION. CITY OF BIR-
 MINGHAM.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
USED CARS
OhJ1ID OLAlbO Look Elm Over for Bargains

LOOh GIIl ON6I 1Ot DdI SdlIlS FORD touring, with pretty good tires and ready to run ................... $75 FORD roadster. with new fender, new tires, new top and new upholstering and runs good ................... $l5O FORD. 1921 model roadster, with Decker wheel, runs and looks like a new one. Don't miss this for .............,.. $500 BRAND NEW FORD touring, 1929 model, with all needed accessories. at a liberal discount.
 CHEVROLET. 4sO touring. with good top, tires, and runs fine, for just ... S126 CHEVROLET, 490. 1921 model, in first class condition and looks good; a splen- dld bargain al ...............s.... S326 PAIGE touring, 1918 model, equipped with four good cord tires, for ......... $295 CHEVROLET, 4sO, light delivery truck in absolutely first-class shape. for S295 CHEVROLET. 49o, coupe. in perfect con- dition. for just .,................. S495
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
BUSINESS EoUIPMENT 7z

FOR SALE---Two large double 0oor Iron safes two standing bookkeepers desks, one tot of mixed dressed lumher; one lot Of sash and sash weights. Beck Candy Main s4S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-01
NOTICE JEWELRY BUSINESS

FOR SALE On December l9, I will sell to the high est bidder on the dollar, the entire stock of Jewelry, fixtures tools and material of j. R. Reyes, deceased, in front of store, Athens. Ala. A. A. Reyes. Ad- ministrator.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
What Delayed AuntIe.

Aunt Martha, in town with her
daughter, who had to be operated
upon, was having her first taste of
urban life. To while away her time
she ''hired out" as a cook. The first
Saturday night she was at work her
employer sent her to make. some pur-
chases. She was hours returning and
as the distance was short, her employ
er grew rather anxious about her. She
came In about IL 20.
"Where on earth have you been,
Aunt Marthag' was the question that
greeted her.
Still showing plainly signs Of men.
tai stress, she said: "Lawdy, ma'am,
1 been trying to find place to get
across dat street downtown. stood
on de corner half an. hour waiting fol-
all dem street wagons to get by. but
dey kept er comm. Den walked ul
dat side Of de street, but all de cor
ners wuz just alike. ! couldn't gel
across, so jes' waited till all den
things went home, and den come
here as fas' as / could"
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
FEWER GOLDEN WEDDINGS
Late Marriages and the Divorce Courts
Reduce the Number of These
Anniversaries.

More and more infrequently with the
succeeding years do we read of the OBJ
servance of the golden wedding ami
versary. Memory recalls the time when
such celebrations were of frequent oc-
currence; when the sons and daugh-
ters. grandchildren and often great
grandchildren gathered to honor and
felicitate those who had shared the
joys and sorrows of two-score-ten
years and invoke heavens blessing
upon them as they continued hand in
hand the journey toward life's sunset.
This infrequency may be due in
measure to the present custom Of mar
rying at later age than was the rule
several generations ago and to the fact
that we of the present seem to fall
earlier under the hand of the grim
reaper than did our sturdier ancestors.
But to the divorce evil may be accred-
tied the greater part of the blame. The
present-day marriage is too often has
tily contracted, the parties thereto
fail to weigh carefully the response
bilities of married life, and the most
trivial differences sometimes lead to
separation. The number of couples
who live to round out fifty years of
matrimonial companionship becomes
ever smaller and smaller.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
The Prohteer.

President Thanklin Of Wesleyan
university was condemning the
profiteer.
81 know a college professor" he
said. "who was disturbed at bis frugal
supper one night by suspicious noise
in the cellar.
"The professor put down his por-
ridge spoon and stole down the Gel
lar stairs. Suddenly an electric torch
was flashed on him, and the shadowy
figure behind the torch said:
"Tts all right, professor. It's only
me-
"MeY the professor muttered.
sSure-me-the provision man, ye
know, leavin' yer weeks provisions
"Thereupon the professor gave
great start, and held his hands NJ
higher still"
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
CZECH WITH A SCOTCH NAME
Editor OF New York Has Lidu De-.
scended From Rob Roy's
Clansmen.

If Harry Lauder, were 70 read that a
MacGregor was one of the leaders of
Czecho-Slovakian thought in America
ne would doubtless conclude thar the
printer man had pied the type. Just the
same it's fact that the patronymic ot
b. Z. Gregr, editor of the New York
Bohemian daily, Has Lidu, is nothing
less than Czecho-Slovak remnant of
MacGregor.
AND the answer is that one of the
EDITORS liveliest ancestors was an ad-
venturous Scot of the great Rob Roy's
clan who found his way to Bohemia
and stayed there.
The real Bohemia of New York,
quite unknown to the pallid Bohemi-
ans who criticize life from the eleva-
tion of Greenwich village table d'hote,
lies In the Seventies, between Second
avenue and the East river. Since the
war its inhabitants call themselves
CzechO-SlOvakians.
Editor Gregr, whose fOrefathers for
got to hand him down q Scotch accent,
and who wouldn't know how to say
"Hoot. mon" either in Scotch or
Czecho-SlOvak, is.a son of a renowned
Bohemian patriot who served, for 90
years as a parliamentary representa-
tive of his people in the legislature of
their Austro-Hungarian Oppressors
The editor himself is a profound stu.
dent of international affairs and is
looked upon as a sage by the 70OOOC
CzechO-Slovakians in America.-NeW
York Sun,
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Mormons 70 dedicate Temple.

The Mormons of Canada and many
from the United States will gather at
Cardston, Alberta, next May to attend
the dedication Of the great temple tna'
has been in process Of erection since
1914. The building win cost Sl,oOO'-
600 when completed and will be unlike
any other structure in the domain
The paintings for the rooms and the
decorations for the other interiors
are now being finished. 1t Is one OF
the show places of southern Alberta
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Nirs Of the United States.

way paragraph on WARS Of the
y Mates" enumerates 10 wars.
nese were conflicts with In
uDes Of which the most impor-
's'e probably the Black Hawk
.u Ia tne Seminole war. If these
4. Isa wars, an eleventh might be
.-ne MOdOc war of 1873. The
\ su. !. wars on the list are the
" me Revolution, the War of
4 " Mexican war, the Civil war,
|. '.alsn war, the War with Ger
4. ine minor conflicts included in
n y \ are' the War with France,
ale war with Tripoli, 1903; the
'''ue war, 1899.-Outlook.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Had the Wrong Car.

husband deals In old and new
nd ! seldom drive the same car
other day l drove an old car
''En, and after doing some shop
nrted for home. 1 had not
many blocks when I discovered
not driving the same car / had
left home, and Immediately
back Where I had taken the
NV an officer talking to a very
excited woman.
Ased all sorts Of explanations,
vas most embarrassing, for the
y SnOse car l had taken was my
0@ neighbOr, with whom 1 had
A 90 speaking terms for six
A-ChicagO Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Of MIDDLE AGES
,,.ir Great Size and E"0r-
4 ll.'.noth la. Appear to Be
exaggerated

,.+s after having measured
",,oletons, testify that the
o. ,rn fine average from one
'aI s~sters u~ taller than the men
aces according to a wri-
nlocis ,,'n, York Evening Post. We
BE ''r y" amor, and we do not
tast 70 have grown taller as a
i1l''i .bo time when the armor
Sis' HI but our shoulders could
'ads !, ,,.ide Tt' the steel cOrselets OF
ia,Tal \ forefathers. -. =. .,o
''ils,a' ,a tbe superintendent OF the
GHl's, soder the second empire
o. ;, uTt urt on the armOr of Francis
I! ,'.,sst " suit of all in the museum
was unable to do so. Ii
ISDels, III for him, although he was
slse ago in Switzerland, on
p .'on .sr of a gymnastic tourna-
s','y = Young men wishing to close
" l'.itiss by a procession with
( ''u, '.,tumes. borrowed the arms
q =. of the arsenal. But the
i,no, Nv we're anable to get into it.
! I. .'r .nouOsedly enormous strength
' ! lIr historic warriors we have no
End an the weight of the equip
me- harness of the knights was
-.S ~ lighter than has commonly
..anosed. According to one OF
.-ragues IN of the museum OF ar
''as' ~ weight of the combined ar
4, not as a rule, exceed fifty
/, and inasmuch as those who
!. r0ro horsemen it was the horse
\, n hear the greater part of
Ian
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
UrvE ROAD TO MANDALAY"
!. 4 tongues at Burmese City to
g,,.ss Dedication of New
Pagoda.

-lns festival was held not long
Nsndalay, the chief town of
T. A new pagOda dedicated to
4 5sIbist religion was to be COM
\ ~ the placing of a huge crown
\ rOD It's summit, more than 300
n swe the grOund.
4 vlnpSs the cermOny came Bud
Il from Ind0-China, from the
n sus. from Laos and Chan and
Warriors from Katschin, sOr-
HnhOm Not and people from 9th
4 4 made a medley of languages
! ai Of Babel.
street corner would be seen a
4 mIling a customers teeth.
rOther corner a MOhammedan
ler sold Gagged parOquets to
q who piously set them free.
modern booths one could buy
N, soda or tea. Mandalay
geOus spectacle and the new
las the center of it.
pagOda has at its summit a
ap the placing of which is
1 herculean task. The one
nRi weighed several hundred
ID consisted Of a gilded ball
rmand a great spindle above it
u Il to the top an inclined
fhambOo scaffolding like a huge
n slide had been built and
sCrated with silk flags and
G Up the inclined plane the
up was slowly pulled. Sir
Vss required for the ascent ant
path to fasten it in place.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Sunburn Remedy.

s,1 u lne best remedies for a coat
is sweet cream. The cream
n g and not the least bit irritat-
NJ, ~e most fercely burned nose.
h. pared ss cold creams" are, of
y. .allng and bleaching, but are
\ p., !. y irrltate the sensitive men,
H. ,ore ,aoe washing the face rub
b. !. siln ordinary sweet table
Il vsss S.and !. as long as possible,
H. r.l. ~ 'ne face with lukewarm
| hbt1,u ug no soap. sunburn is real
IAsI Is.O 70 some persons and sweet
sssens the hurt.
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
somewhat AmbIauous.

Among the local items that appear
ed In q country paper was this:
"Paul McNfanus met with a painIul
accident. last week. A fishhook be-
came entangIed IN his eye. Paul is
being attended by Doctor Evers, VINO
saws his eye win come out all right"
Smyrna times., 1921-02-16
Like Tousv

lhs S,. your nameY said the Off
/ III ,Suag y !. cOlored lad who Joined
Ss.a s Bay, sir"
] ns,ss. s were you bornY
aess,s oOrn at all, sir"
/ IS ~ \. born at allf"
s'~F,.was was washed ashore In q
~'efybOdy's Magazine.
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Geaen glolerpernidtnng.

II s1er Brdli0elf oeg Muoubon-go-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Ser. Stad.
ten, s. Gilbert 8earion IN Seem
gorf, bat aus Mlasfa 81 1eir1en1
qr0Bten gefrenloe11 Die b%eglalbigte
@unoe erbalten, oaB bort a%ltfgrntu1iol,
zines often @efeBeS Brdmiengeloearr.
sfir sic g,odturtg bon mibber 1900.
.gaIo eagles" o6er 8eiBf6pfiIge11
5eeaolera ausbe5abf noroen iino.
SEER SYearion erbebt frdiftiig flei1rrse.
5ti1n1n1se oaffiiir, BOB bieies periddirl-.
n1effte alte @eieb en6Ii6 anfgebober1
nt,eeroe. 81 ibldgt fein beiotroeres
.,&opital Daraug, .oQB bieier 9olerr
ser 5DmboI-goge Der aner,iffla1t1tit-
iden Mnabbangigfeh 1T. aber er,
fin6et es Idi1erlib nno %en1po|rertiol
augIeihL bob marhe Menide11fir-
Ser nod bel1te elbit bic our1rtltes1rtt
@eIdidten Iiifber MDler ernit neb11er1tt,
1 S uber oas Mnl1ben grocer Sir
fde n1to Mebe, Hber Be0robltng bees
sSiid. u1to oes @ingp6gel=geItauoes
6urh Sic ne11iigen uberlebenoen 40 40
lei, utb oergleiden mebr
5don @oltper11eur &iggS bon bon
Mlasfa batte id ~eiiner5eit ffiiir ole
sMbiI6nff1ng ienes gart5 iitt11los &c
tDoroeneu geieBes ollsgeiprobe1tt
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O||1el| QIlOOe.
geliebte Stoffe fir Gunner.
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IA, Nh n; s,ns,s' ,gstts,n s. befip,.
Sim arfrp,,e,, Nh l1nn Mrs mn
5Su bnIS bplr,erfen. DnR iie ppn ibre1n
aepohnten lebrbaita1l llnferbalturas.
#tpn ii sem observation-disclosures, lllitiaen
AiltausuepInubprsppn 1sWtenihen User.
opI,t. So III, nid,fs So 1Iuen llobe,,.
NleiDer iben eir1e leelildbe sMgir.
tuna dts. n tein uelebrte 81 Ibe11a
founte einer1 mooer11en Drqanloiiln
lta,,ob1arlten, TEN milIenihaitlider
q snll1s q sen bon oiesi4brtaen1 M.ip.
Setter beeinfluBten giiftbrionismus
ii~iibtesrr.biieten.
Z Sic III nielen5 Ser Rle1oe s
bplpnDers | DruanDin u11D Gafiet
Inn nuRprnrnpnfiid melt annD nit
asnlo,lts Naroern mn nlernrt Wl1p.
tiDell ansaeifaffef.5 Dean ltau11t
lpubrhaftio cine saefleiopte Come
MIR Mntnl1obiI bethlehem 81 fphen
mn half ID Fir einpn Mnarhrpnis,
#1If,,s ne SialItp Iipbpr fIsi1tprnh iih
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grot fiir ltbreareinisitag.

@ieleidt fiuben es manb)e 5art-
beiaite @erniiiter etipas befren1olih1
mer1ll nii,dhtt gar ianolih. Bob Bag
gro, Ser cole rstab beg 2ebens, |"
bon etIliiden iibrer Mitmeniihen NIT
gorliebe our &einiging getpiiieri
MrtifeI be1uBt miro WI nidD)t 1llr
III eeiinem MotfaA. ion0ern regelu1d.
Big. uuo beim @ebrnu9 IN marldbenu
Observation-Disclosures melhe ni6ts
nit Mabrlings5pedfen an 8tla lb9aber,
iogar in groBen Wengenl g
Dern o1iieiie gutten 2eute iino met
items bon &inoegbeine1 nltf an ben
gebanfen getpoGbm, bob 8rotipeiien
nlnlter onen umitda0en n1r als
Mabrunggmittel berbalteu 6irften.
nnb bod mag es BON ebenio groBer
8idtigfeit iein, !. 9. cine gut &C.
reinigte Eaibenl1br at bdben, mise
eiin gutes 5tnid 8rot elien az toni
men. Strides 8rot aber # oas be-
tie, iemaIs ausfinotg gema9te Nlt-
TEL, ga5benubren ielbit bon ben
fleiniten 5remof0rperben, mie Del.
n11o iebr min5ige, ia fir oas 1ladtee
Muge logut pie uniidtbare 4bfaQs-
ipane Der ubren fem idlberli6 81.
befreien.
Das nod Doufommen friiAbade-
he 81rot, ODER aud Der ungebddentes
lgetg, largt ons Del polftanoig out,
mabrerb Die Spd1e un6 a11oere:
syrenoforperder an Der Maiie ban
gen bleiben; aber gar nidts bleibt
0rinn1er auriiid, un0 bon feiner an
bern beffantlten 5ubfifan5 furt11 man 1t1
basielbe lagenl
Cine u11ierer groiBferen Sui9enlibtz
ren-aabbriiffm bot IN Der 33eit ibrr1e1rr
bebeutenoiten Hroolftion, por Dem
@ellttffriieege, ieben Sag nidt ne
niger ais pieraig frii9e 8rotlatbe
be5ogm ,nr6 fir Reinigll1g IN ID
rem geiddfte %Derbral1ht:
Sbne 33meifel nitro oiele S11ffer
balo mieDer erreibt l111o uberldrtiltt-
ten Deroen. 5.
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5sdilotrSten an anaasDnenfl,ik.

S Neit aroBem geoal1er1 pllrbe Dor
lteb3ia 'ssabren bon Maturfrellroerl
u1to @fiienfAnftIern Die Mnfatlooiiss
gl11g oes Meiieforibers 8ates Saufgge,
no,nlmen, oaB oie 59ilofrotdeallIl,,i
melde lalingii cine lebr nibtige Rolle,
It'll Der GSrlni1iIbrung oer ENLIGHTENMENT.
an uiooatnerfiffaniiiidfe ret1,
from ipielten, nit rniden 5driittttes1Ell
benz boi;IuIiigen ausiterben enttgege1f1r-s
giingen 5,@5 aa sS582 sa 5.5s
ginige Sabr3epbbmne 60rt man
niht meita oarsIibfer cher grobe
Befrieoiglr1g elrreggtfe nnllangit ein
gegenteiiliger Beridt bon 8illiam
MaD gMln(en, Der BON eiiner grpeoii.
tior nod Ben pberen gepdifhfern bes
Mma5onenfluI 5uridgefebrt III.
Derfebe beiagt u. III: ssss IS#3#.
9rok eiines fgaan5 e1ttor1le1 Der.
sebrs BON 51illofr0ten i ND bren
giiern burd giingebore1e iino oieie
giere erffreulIiiherpeiE nod in111er
i s { r l q b borbnnben, t11bo
alem sgMlnfdein mad perDen iiH
nod Iailges. bfebalipten @5niniittiig fur
ibren geito11o oirfffte es aud ein,
oaB idon ieit Sabren fein SbiIo-
H frDotensSe mel peripe11bbet miro,
ofloern DasffeeIba augen1eiin our ase.
trodeurl erieBf tporoeI1
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mdtiid ii roruirg Droer geiest Il

5W0rne. @ At4##
sd ben i'm Z Eieg bon n1etr
Meino getptupe. atp1tper er Bat i1nr
geiagt, Ia iolt ID feitl Moriena tab
&c. gor mid mad all mode, n1iibtj
{ groBe gobrs eebraudt Derbe utt'
id ffoi;rttt 1ubr gerl,g nit edipedta,,
oob er iiiih Sic Mrlle al1splle belt
for alii nleil,e S1nuff0ubadgnos en-
SmprebIiden al made. Wen, tDerlr1I.
Id hit 10 gates o,il1l1es S6af mar,
Damn bdiittt ii9 iibbln nod ebbes al1uer..
ter geiagt, por1it iih DerbleitDe Sine
Sbrn liner 55
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nir q OH tie ST. gu e II.
55anitttnujter 1868.
Dieieg Muiter fornr1t III 5 @ru.
fBef1I III iuf1ge Da1len BON JIG, is
url6 90 ShdbIrett. Sir cine 38tmDan5ig-
Eidbriee bral1dt man Az garbs oes
80 Sou breiten 5toffeg. E$
. 3ur Serite,anllng oieies RIeioes
;eignen ih gemullterte 9oile, s5ou-
llaro, engliiher Mtlas gaet Cling.
BAN, 8sii111en nno Serge. Der Sod
tit u1lfen s Darog tpeit,
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0Fener sdlreihsbrtft nfs
pbiltpp Sanerantpffr,
Mein lieber Serr Meoadtiottarl

WltlP Dul Ut
MeoegDeiler dc.
iagt mid M ou
mir gebn NORGE
friib fiide iii lib
min nit DOB ou
init ale mogli-
de gdsiubles
foll1rl1e built I'm
tDie rller auf
Deiti1 iage onbt.
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st. Beneoict's
Hcaoen1p = :
ct. .Soiepb, stearns Gountp, Ms'nu

ct. SDiepb, Gtearl1s Spunfp, Wa'nu,
Giue Der beiten Muitalteu 5ltr gobe'
rem S6dtereraiebuns INT ga'laen
NurDmeten. llnterridt in oentfd)er,
euaIiIder nno frans6iiider Sprad)e'
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-16
Se71i-Pro Notes
Island Citys to Rest.

The Island Citys have an open
date tomorrow and the rest is well
come to two members of the team
who are on the crippled list. Eddie
DanielSon has been out of the game
for the last two weeks with an in
lection to his arm and Bill Fisher.
first sacker, twisted his ankle last
Sunday at Eldridge when sliding
into second base. Both should be
in trim for next Sunday. The rest
of the players are in tip-top shape
The Kent brothers have been play
ing fast fielding game and show
ing speed on the bases and in addi-
ton have picked up considerable in
playing a fast game at third base.
while Kane, Johnson and Hanshaw
round out a hard hitting outfield.
Addie Finnegan's addition as back
stop plugs what was heretofore the
only weak place on the club. Siam.
who Joined the team several weeks
ago, will be used as reserve catcher.
The Island Citys have won five of
seven games and Manager Mangels-
dorf is confident that the remainder
of the season will let a majority of
victories
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-16
SPORT BRIEFS

Aurora, Ill.-Sammy Mendell,
Rockford, defeated Babe" Asher,
st. Louis, featherweight champion
of the A. E. F., in 10 rounds, &C
cording TO newspapermen's decision.
Shawnee-on-the-D Pa. -
Willie Ogg, Worcester, Mass, won
first prize of $3.50 in the annual
open golf tournament with a score
OF 29S strokes for the ~ holes.
Indianapolis, Ind.-John Hennes-
sey, Indianapolis, won the semi
final round of the Western Tennis
championship by defeating Clifton
Herd, Chicago, in straight sets, So,
6-S, 6-2. He will meet Vincent Rich
ards, New York, in the finals.
Put-in-Bay, Ohio.-Skippers from
Toledo continued to add to their
laurels by winning further events in
the 1nter-Lake Yachting association
annual regatta.