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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

Anree Dase n1ts-Platte. Crouch,
Bluege. Two base hits-Carev (2l.
Platte, Nelson. Jackson, Brooks,
Bluege. Michael. Robinson. Stolen
bases-Aenze ca. Brooks, Bluege.
Double play-Jenkins to Carey to
Bubser. Left on bases Cedar Ran
IDS, Is; Peoria, 7. Bases on balls
On Manouk, 3; OF Nelson. L Hts
ON Nelson. . in innings; OF
Schwartz. 8 IN 4 innings. STRUCK
out-By Nelson. :; by Schwartz :.
Wild pitch-Manouk. Passed hells
o.. Winning pitcher
Nelson. Losing pitcher-Nanouk
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
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! B('TvQ INNINGS
10 WIN, s TO |.
o. CAFES TONORROW.
Psseis at Rsck Island Nsse
R1
Blsssuingtsa 1t IslinA
Terrs Maate Il Cedar Rap.
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"EyanSylle e RDckf0r6
ELL HUGHES.

A lively attack with the willows
IN the third and fourth innings gave
the islanders the final with Evans
Willie, and Incidentally a sweep OF
the series, q Dooglas les yesterday
sfterncon, 8 to 1. Although touched
for nine safeties, two more than
were gathered by his mates. Herb
Miller came through with q pleas
ing exhibition Of mound work
Those McQuillanites are just nat
amslly going after things hot and
heavy.
The islanders got busy at the be-
ginning Of their third. J. Franklin
1aWphy upset the good work OF
Cosriss up to that stage Of the
spastms by poktng . double to the
Tight center fence. Burke's iniel1
hit put Murphy on third. Benson
ont to Chestnut Murphy scored
moment later ON Elliott's ground
or to Mann, whose throw to the
plete was behind the speedy short
0top. Burke indicated he wanted
h attempt a steal Of third and Man
.Agef George gave the high sign.
Little Joe arrived at the far corner
ssfe By q hair. Cole struck out but
NcInsrney came through with q
clean btngle to center that sent
Burke and Elliott scampering
across, Elliott having reached sec
ond unmolested. McInerney was
left stranded ON the bags when
Connolly grounded out to shortstop.
The locals gave Miller COM
manding lead By adding three in the
fourth, Just by way Of good meas
ure. wick led OF with 4 free ticket
to frst. Miller laid down a sacri-
nee towards first that Wire mussed
nm. the pitcher arriving safe at ini-
tial corner. J. Franklin unburdencd
himself ot another blog, this time a
single 10 center, that Put Wick On
third. Burke drove a hot one to
Bullock that the third sacker failed
to handle in time to prevent Wick
from registering. Benson tried the
same place but Bullock got Miller
ON q force play at home. All bases
still being occupied, Elliott ground
editD Chestnut and Murphy scored
on wide return to Patterson
Cote drove a long ny to center tina
coohted Burke easily for the thir'
run OF the inning. McInerney foul
ed out to end the spasm.
The Evas saved themselves tn
humiliation OF a whitewash b.
counting one in the seventh. Thi
was accomplished on Mann's single
Wires infield cut, and singles b.
Bashang and Chestnut. In the nlntl
Bashang and Chestnut occupies
third and second on hit, walk ant
Held out With two gone Mile
= sent tho fans home by striking GU
N Patterson. ~.
a Peoria Here.
Bill Jackson and his tribe q
Tractors from Peoria are in tow
fbr three-day visit extendin
through Friday. This series give
tAe Islanders . chance to 60 int
Arst place at the start Of their sec
end foreign invasion.
Tho game starts at $3.50 o'clocl
Attention Of women is called to tn
fact that they are admitted free a
all games except those played o
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays
With the payment of war tax. Tn
lair fans are not taking advantag
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All the News-All the Time
The Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Pills. s: Reds. 9.

Philadelphia, May Is. - The
Phillies emerged from the cellar by
beating the sliding Reds, 3 to 2. Lee
Meadows pitching enabled the
Quakers to come up for air from
the glomy cellar. Score:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
CUBS DROP FROM
THIRD POSITION
DedRers Recover from Stun and
Attack Martin for 6 to I
Victory.

Brooklyn, N. Y, May z5.-The
Cubs tenancy of third place In the
National league standing was brief.
They held it two days, one of
which it rained. Yesterday after
noon they ran into trouble in the
person of Sherrod Smith, a left
handler of dimensions, and tumbled
back to fourth. The Dodgers won
the game, s to l. profiting hugely
by the wildness of Speed" Mar
tin.
Five times the blonde chucker
passed hostile gents and four times
these birds Tailed. As q matter OF
fact, the home run dinged by s.
Smith himself was the only foreign
marker acquired without the a.
sistance Of a pass. Score:
RH. Il
CnicAeo ~.-...-...-.......
Brooklyn .................6 Z
Batteries-Martin and OTarrell;
Smith and Taylor.
Giants, s; Pirates, 3.
New York, May 25.-The Giants
came back strong and evened the
Pittsburgh series, s to 3. Babe Ad-
ans, the veteran, was Knocked Out
in four innings. Bad throwing by
Catcher Skin aided the Giants
Nehf pitched a fair game. Score:
R n. e
New Pittsburgh .....-.3 S
New York ..............5 10
Batteries-Adams, Carlson and
Skiff; Nehf and Smith.
Braves, z; Cards, 3.
Boston, May 25.-A batting rall1
in the eighth enabled the Braves t.
beat St Louis, z to 3. Score:
RH q
| d. LOUIS .....s.s...>s..O
| OOStOu ........t
Batteries-Pertica, Sherdell ant
Clemens; Watson, Scott and O'Neil
Gibson.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

JUNE. a.;
Cedar Rapids 3, 4, &
Rockford-6 z, g.
MOline-12, Is, IA.
JULY.
Rockford-2 $50
Evansville-a 6, 2, g.
Peoria -, 10, II, IL.
TeIre Hsute-1S, IA, Il, le.
BloOmiAgtOn-17, Is, u, 20.
MOlfno-2k, e, "a, g.
AUGUST.
Cedar Rapids e. Z, 6,
Moline-M, IS, &c.
ROckford-27, g, 50.
Cedar Rapids 80, 81.
SEPTEMBER
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington e, 9, 10.
Evaasville-11, II, IL.
Peoria-14, Is, 16.
Terre Haute-17, IS, Is.
Weekday games start at $50
p. m.
Sunday and holiday games
start ut 3 p. m.
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Third CAME IS
Annexed BY Sox
Dominica ]. Malrenan Goes Nine
Dizzy Rounds to 6 to 5 Vic
tory Over Senators.

Chicago, Ill, May z5-Dommick
J. Mulrenan stood the test for nine
dizzy rounds out at Comiskey park
yesterday and aided by the timely
hitting Of his brethren succeeded
in winning the third game Of the
Washington series for the White
Sox, 6 to S: 1t was Mulrenan's sec
ond victory Of the season and may
mean that the Sox have another
pitcher who can be depended upon.
Jose Acosta, the diminutfve Gu
ban, worked FIVE innings for the
Senators. He was taken out in the
first of the sixth to permit Brewer
to hit for him. Albert Schacht,
wearing flaming red flannel un-
dershirt in addition to his other
baseball toggery, finished up for
the visitors and 1t was at his ex-
pense that the home lads put over
the winning tally in the seventh.
Cc0re.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25

Macks, 2; Tigers, &
Detroit, May 25.-Three Tiger
pitchers could not keep the Ath-
letics of the bases and the Macks
won, to 6, by scoring two runs
of Oldham in the ninth. Score:
Philadelphia ............6 10 2
Detroit .........,.........7 IA 1
Batteries - Keefe, Rommel and
Perkins; Middleton, HolliDg, Old
ha and Ainsmith.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Browns, 8; Yanks, 4.

Browns, 8; Yanks, 4.
st. Louis, May 25.-The Browns
combined hits with the Yankees
loose defense and won the third
game Of the series, 8 to 4. Carl
Mays was banished by Umpire
Chill for disputing q fourth ball on
Williams. Schang also was put out
in the fifth. Ruth did not get a
hit. Earl Smith clouted a homer.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-25
Braves, Z: Cards. 3,

DI8vcS9 y V&1uSs d
Boston, May ga batting rally
in the eighth enabled the Braves to
beat st. Louis, z to 3. Score:
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Notes of the Game
Trunk Murphy was very much in
u Nnelight A perusal OF the box
score shows seven assists and four
patouts With nary a bobble

I'M xuferfng to ]. Frankiin's busy
a4tsrnoon, We can't overlook the
dpxblo play he was responsible for
IN the sixth. With Patterson on sec
ond and one gone, Seibert tagged
ono for safe territory. Murph went
mp With his gloved hand high and
came down with the pellet firmly
entrepchsd. Benson was at second
70 take the throw that doubled Pat
tersoa. The play prevented a GER
tain score and won the shortstop
the plaudits of the fans.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
FARM PROPERTY.

Long Island.
FARM BARGAIN-SS acres, village farm, ons
OF the best In Long Island, on State road
40 acres on three roads. .$21, 900
81 acres on stone road. ..... .$12, 800
20 acres on good road. ......... $500
10 acres on good road. $500
acres on good road. ......... $500
acres on good road. ........ $500
ALL SIZE FARMS. acre to 800 acres.
Florist businesses from 5000 to $4,000.
f. UNSER. Mineola. L. I.
FINE DOUBLE FARMS.
Good buildings; improvements: ensy truck
Ing to New York; high class productive Level
ground; practical stock truck farm; will
divide II too large NO REASONABLE
DEFER REFUSED. Brokers protected. l.. 3.
GlEDER6LEEvE. ! West 34th st., N. z. q.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Firms Wanted.

WANTED. for client. genticman's farm with
all modern inpte, IS 10 20 acres. not
further than 20 miles around New York,
near raiirond station win nay ces sh and
give 5000 acres high, dry. level land for
family houses and room bungalow: rail.
road station at property. Is miles from At
iantio CIT; brokers protected State full
particulars. BBTsNARD sOEruuID. o0s
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
New York state-sale or Rent.
noARp1Nc HoIysE vARM

BOARDING HOUSE FARM
for sale, In Orange county, 60 miles from
New York, on concrete State road; 80 acres
land: is mile view from large piaszas; main
house IS rooms, bath, steam heat; two cot
tuges, 3 and 9 rooms; barns and poultry
houses; $4,000, half cash. l.. W. NJ. RICH.
CREEK. CHESTER. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
REAL EsTArE-ouT OF CITY.
Weseehester- or Rent.


THIS ExcELs ANY $1,000 OR 5000
APARTMENT on Riverside Drive costing
less than $1,000 yearly. Besides you are q
dwslltng resident. I'll give a quick buyer q
real bargain; terms. Largs plot. beautifully
s,sneseo s,,'ss mouse. wen constructed. brick
can't view; right Of driveway. porte cochere,
double garage, studio top floor: 80 minutes
9rsnd GO Central. Address Owner. room eo2,
vanderblit or GO Larchmont.
WHITE PLAINs.-Two plots, 50xlOO. in
ceeutltui section sold reasonably: improved
nsighborhood. KAAMERER. 100 West 9sth.
81 500 cash. balance like rent, will secure .
exclusive South. Park Hin section. OF Yon-
ths We Know ccis Hos ns Gsssyy
Square Square mad sHS SOS South broadway. YOnkers;
A very attractive new house Of 9 rooms
and bath. with steam heat. oak floors and
all other modern improvements. with gar
land II desired; really q wonderful value
for small family; reasonable terms. Soc
PRINCE 4 RIPLEY, 437 9th av Tel. Muir
RockiaHl County-SaIs sr Rent.
homss. committing distance. write w. N.
EVANS. Pearl River. Y. Z.
HOUR OUT-Farms, homes. boarding houses.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4s9 5th av.
ROCKLAND COUNTY PROPERTIES-The
largest and most complete list farms, river
fronts, cottages, estates, bungalows from
$6 900 up. HUGH J. MCKINLEY. Nyack, NY.
SUBURBAN properties. farms and water
fronts of all kinds for sale, and suburbau
rent. BLAUvELT q MORRELL 4 KILBY.
INC, Nyack, N. Y. The Oldest, strongest
and largest agency in Rocklend county.
WILL SACRIFICE for $17 900. house With
just Completed at cost of sci 900; eleven
rooms, sun parlor and three baths: terms
within reason. s. NJ. HALL, Nyack. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

VALLEY STREAM, L. I.-6 room modern
house. completely furnished. or unfurnlshed; !;
80 minutes from Penn. station. Apply 263
w. Saith st. .s t.'t
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

WILL sell reasonable. Sive choice lots will
divide: Greensboro. Flushing. Box 0, BAL.
LEY. Great Neck. Long Island.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

ATTENTION. MADAM! CONVINCE YOUR
SELF.
You look after the home; II you wish to
save work, then call
AT 1925 vIREO AV.
and 236th st. TO see our new cosey and well
built private house. built by days work
large porch. living and dining room, open
fireplace. kitchen. master bedrooms, clothes
and linen closets: pretty electrical and
plumbing fixtures, steam heat. laundry;
large plot Bargain for quick buyer.
OHARA BROS. 20oth st. and Webster av.
ATTENrroNl-coNvINC YOURSELF
Call to-day.
23sth st, between vTREO Av. AND MAR
new two family houses, space for garage.
for sale. in residential part OF Bronx. Open
to-day and daily or
o,HARA BROS. 2ooth ct. and Webster av.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

A building organization with sell California
type concrete bungalows. deferred payment
plan-same as rent. Write for details, BAR
CLAY BUILDERS. suite s24. 10 Broad st..
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

TWO-FAMILY house. Chester HIll. seven
and eight rooms. separate porohes; near
statiou; ef0,5O0. Phons Oakvood 6706. Ad-
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
REAL EsrATE-our OF CITY.

Leng Island-Sale Or Rent.
AT woodbury. (Syosset). 4s acres, desirably
located on main highway between Cold
Spring Harbor and Hicksville: can be bought
right, with terms.
DERsCHUCH CO.. 20 Cortlandt st.
ASTONISHING bargain. good ground,
acres. water front. summer boarding house.
26 rooms. 3 car garage, beautiful shade.
much fruit, SO 800, any terms. BOWEN, 36l
Pearl st.. Brooklyn Triangle b4f6.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Beroash Of Quseas--sals or nsas.

AT Woodside. Long Island. for sale. 20 min
8 cent fare. cottage. seven rooms and bath; !;
electric light. gas and heat. sewer connec-
tion; newly decorated; two blocks from
school: near churches: selling because OF
change OF occupation. Price $500. half
cash. J. M. VAN LEEUWEN. % LIST ST..
Woodside. l.. I.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

BEAUTIFUL DUTCH COLONIAL
5 rooms, 3 baths, soiarium, sleeping and
breakfast porchcs, finest decorations: finest
paintings: car garage with apartment
amid the hills OF the North Shore. Plandoms
Easy payment.
Longacre 1924 and Great Neck 420-J
ON PROPERTY THIS DAY.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.
ssr..sA Of sr..s,y.-s.,. .r asns.

PARK SLoPE.-American basement, 20xi00.
IL rooms and laundry. three toilets, two
tiled bathrooms: patent noiseless awnings.
copper screens, hot water heater, steam
heat, electric, vacuum cleaner. base plugs,
parquet floors; built by builder for his
own occupancy; could not be built for less
than $21 600; asking SIT 500: open for cash
offer above mortgages; seen by appointment.
Phnna South 2029.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
New York.

FOR sALE-170 ACRE DAIRY and POTATO
FARM; 30 acres wood and timber, so acres
tillabie. balance pasture: water by creek.
pond and springs: fully equipped with stock
and machinery; sacrifice for quick sale:
1l.000. y. l.. DOWNS, Owner, Baliston
Spa. N. Y. Il. ,. y. No I.
HIGHvlEW FARM, 100 acres, Dutcheoc
county. N. r.; substantial 8 room house;
good barn; high. healthful; fine cement.
n. L. STONE, Poughquag. ". Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
Miscellsneous-ssle or Rent,

DO You WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE
OR FARM? SEND FULL PARTICULARS.
PAUL DINDA, 7e vERMILYEA AV
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

MT. VERNON. N. T.. Chester Hin section
Elegant home. 10 rooms. all improvements,
ground 1O0x11l, adjoining Bailey estate o.
8B acres: asking prfce e2S 600. terms Il
suit owner lives on premises. A. J.
MOORE, Nnwood av.. phone Mt. Vernon
l00-R.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

DESIRABLE County Homes and
Committing Farms For Sale.
Send for. our list.
EUGENE ". WELSH. Morristown, NJ J.
PARAMOUNT HOMES.
HACKENEAOK. N. j.
y 900 cash gives you title (title guar
anteed) to new six room house, all Inn
1b0 feet; $62.50 per month. paid like
rent, takes care OF carrying charges and
pays off second mortgage: price $500:
tax exempt: IN RESIDENTIAL SEC
TION: two blocks from station: best
schools. frequent train service via the
New Jersey and New York r. r. (Erie
station); 25 minutes from Hudson tubes
Do not buy until you have seen these
complete homes.
II we do not have what you want we
Will build IL for you; excellent locations
on our property are available for de-
strable homes Of every class.
THE PARAMOUNT CORPORATION.
Tel. 2432M. 5S3 Main st.. Hackansack. MI
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Dairy farm. with or without summer resi-
dence; fully equipped: tractor, modern ma
chinery. 40 cows. horses; income milk
$1,000 monthly; possession at once owing to
other commercial business; IL sold at once
win consider high grade late model sedan
payment; exceptional opportunity. For par
ticulars and Photographic. address FARMS.
304 Insurance Building. Glens Falls. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

NEAR PEEKSKYLL.-Farm fU0 acres. both
sides OF main road; good ~ room house.
barn. water rights IN never failing stream
orchard; $4,000, terms. or exchange for In
como or suburban.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

FOR RENT-seven (T) room house; newly
decorated. painted. gas. electricity. hot
water heat: garage: lot b0x200; excellent
neighborhood: eight minutes from station I:
800 month. Call Englewood 4o9M.
FRUIT. DAIRY AND ESTATES SECTION
1o3 acres titled smooth good heavy loan
soil buildings good as new; $500: fine To-
cation on State road; two miles from Jersey
Central station: As miles out. No agents.
Room 604. SO Wall St.
FARMS FOR SALE
In beautiful country OF New Jersey; all
sizes, all prices. Bargains in country
homes. business properties and lots. Call
and see J. STAJ. 206 Talmage av.. Bound
Brook. N. ].
FARM land bargain: S15 cash. $40 monthly
buys "a acres Of farm land: full price
$3.50: only $50 each. DAvIDOFF. II John
st, Manhattan.
GRANTwOOD on Palisades eos washington
av.)-Convcnient to 42d 1t. and Fort Lee
ferries: new: rooms. sun parior and bath :
hardwood finish. parquet floors, steam heat; !;
up-to-date In every way; easy terms can be
seen at any. time. j. b. ROBERTS. ITO
Broadway; phone Madison Sq 42e5.
GRANTWOOD. N. J.-For sale or lease fine
house, rooms, bath: corner property;
garage, telephone. electric light, hot water
heat: good committing; high elevation; large
sleeping porch. Price $4,000: rent $125
month. se6 Nelson. corner Glenn av. Phone
Cliffside 900.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

NEW family house. overlooking Van Cort-
landt Park; tax exempt: $3.50 Newton av..
Riverdale. rear broadway and 256th st.
Tel. Kingsbridge 3163W, OLSON.
23sTH ST.. AT. West OF Broadway,-Brck
and stucco Colonial residence. 6 room. bath.
sun parlor. ftreplaces, parquet floors; also
garage; modern improvements location
Ideal; plot 100x100. OWNER, premises.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

CALIFORNIA-Show place Of Riverside;
rent. furnished. four to six months: alss
sell stucco, marble house. IA rooms, 8 baths.
sleeping porches. lodge. garage. midst orange
groves; photos. G. H. THOMAS. Fl =. 49th
st. Plaza 1880.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

$3.50 cash. $500 B. ana L. mortEage-7
rooms: gas. electricity. steam; plot box125;
garden, garage: best residential neighbor-
city: express committing service; every mod
ern service available: among schools,
churches. &C.; near golf club; best country
about New York; viii consider any reason
able propositions; quick action. Owner. Phone
Cortlandt $40. or write z 6o2 Herald. 10th st.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06
new ULSTER CHIEF
AND De VALERA CONFER
Irish Leaders Exchange View
points at Dublin.

Belfast, May 6.-Sir James Craig
premier designate for Ulster, and
Eamonn de Valera, the Republican
leader, had a conference in Dublin
This was announced officially.
They exchanged respective view.
points
The discussion between Sir James
and Mr.. de Valera. it was said, was
quite apart from the position in VI.
ster, which remains unchanged
Sir James has called special
meeting Of the Ulster party in Belfast
to discuss the situation, the Belfast
Telegraph says.
Two shots were fired at Rev. Will
liam Mcguire, former vice president
of the Methodist church in Ireland,
and his sOn-in-law, Rev. Frank Met
trick, when leaving the headquarters
of the North Belfast Mission. Mr..
Mettrick received Il wound in the fore
head, while a pasSerby was wounded
in the eye by fragments of glass as
the second bullet passed through a
glass panel at the side door of tie
mission
Mr. Mcguire is a prominent Orange
man and one of the best known cler-
gymen in Ulster He narrowly cS-
capped being shot in the riOting last
August, boy standing close to him
in York street being fatally wounded.
He is the father OF the Rev. Charles
Wesley Mcguire, who toured the Unit
ed States and Canada with the party
of last year.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06
GERMAN CABINET RESIGNS
Failure TO Win Harding For Arbitra

Failure TO Win Harding For Arbitra-
ton Caused Downfall.
Berlin. May 6.-The cabinet tender
Ell its resignation 70 President Ebert.
l. was continuing to function in
compliance with the presidents re-
quest it remain in office until new
ministry was organized.
President Ebert was in conference
with the parties comprising the cOali-
ton bloc in the reichstag in an
effort to find 4 man willing to organ
iZe new cabinet.
There was talk of assigning the
foreign ministry in the new cabinet
to either DR. Wilhelm Mayer, German
ambassador in Paris. or Dr. Sthamer,
ambassador to Great Britain.
1t is known DIR. SimOns counted
himself out when the delay in the
reply to his appeal to President Hard
ing indicated negative answer. That
the chancellor and the, rest of the
cabinet would automatically disappear
with DIR. Simons was fOregone con-
cluSiOn, as the ministry had staked
its existence on the success of its at
tempt to win President Harding for
mediation or arbitration
jLondon advices say DR.. Gustave
Stresemann, leader of the Peoples
rarity, which is the more moderate of
the two conservative parties, is most
likely to be FehSenbach's successor
The present cabinet came into power
June %, 1920. 1t is a bourgeois, nom
Socialist, coalition. Constantine Feb
renbach, the chancellor or premier, IS
a Centrist, Catholic party. DR.. ST.
mon. the foreign minister, has no pro-
claimed party aftiliations)
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06
MEXICANS CHEER
PRESIDENT OBREGON
Celebrate Anniversary Of Car
EaGza's Summary Flight,


Mexico City, May 6-One year ago
yesterday Alvaro Ohre@on, with
price fixed on his head, WAS camped
in the outskirts Of AieIico City seek
ing to overthrow the ClrranZa govern
ment
AS president of Mexico, he witness
ed a two-hour military review on the
occasion Of the republics celebration
of its victory in 1862 over the French
at Puebla.
AS he passed through the streets
20 ta:c his place in tie reviewing
stand in front OF lie national palace,
President N'ireGon was loudly acclaim
ed hy thousands who lined the streets.
WITH runners Widely circulated that
YES. ertiAy N5as t. day fixed for GER
tain rcvoIu,icra1" s'ements to renew
f!e:r @:.@H, sion ;@.l.iSt Senior Obre-
-0n. IcnEin% 20 rs overthrow, the
holiday was the Mrst quietly ObServ-
ed in years, ana .s' from 4 parade
Of more than It." . soldiers and I'M
/ usual donors nj T.. q @.uycS OF nation
al heroes, the day was unmarked
The g0ose-sfn:. .ir~ cadets from the
military academ! received loud plau-
| dts from the spectators, but real en-
! thusiaSm was aroused. especially from
, large numbers of Americans present,
| when y naval han, :;."upc m the ave-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-05-06
Meeting of Great Importance

Dublin, May 6.-The meeting of Sir
James Craig and Mr. de Valera is re-
garded as OF great Importance in
view Of de Naiera's proclamation to
The Irish people early this week. in
which he referred TO provision for
such devOlutiOn in the administration
of home affairs as 10 make for salts
faction and cOntentment Sir James
a few days ago expressed a wish to
meet the Republican leader.