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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

RncoRpA EXCHANGED.
We allow 25o sach for records in ex-
change for new. Records must Be In
frve- claao coodittan. No sWaa0hed ~
avenue.
CABLE MUSIC HOUSE, r. I. 4sl
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A0oe o. MECHANICAL DRAW.
49,. sigg and fixture dssignins
S4sSv: ldeAs asvelQpsd. 4 n
~ Mech Consitg. Eng. aasoeaatsIi
NJ. y. Asakeil. Patent Atssssps1.
- hids. PAoaa 4 !. 700.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

sAC14 o. IT'LL P1RPAlRn On
~ ~ ~ 70 dasa covering any real g.
t county. Prompt and sccuesae
~ ~, sseeooabis rates. nock =
I've 2 Abstract Co0pany: ". ].
. savinss Bank hutldiag.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

MERRY WIDOWS EXCURSION.
On Steamer G. ". Hill, Thurs
day, June "a. You will enjoy dane
ing with the Merry Widows to the
music OF the goth Century Jazz
Band at ais q. N.
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MONEY TO LOAN
Legal kates Sl0to $500 Easy Terms
Legal kata

aea opszst9 updR hs supervision q the q nm
~ pespoee u pfoydias pacs whore honest pspple
amount up y sse without paying than lal saap
80 ~ without bsips Imposed ppon IN any way.
Neetey that permanently located ~ kea.
Loans made anywhere within 50 miles q Rock IalaaA Ne
"a naay As sans aay sppy, N sivs ~ ~ I'm
sspU + - ~ " legal intsrs and only ths ac&1a
40 ~ money We do make Inquiries of employee
CAN fos Hes sxplaaattae n aDseaal AxHy spsae
q FIDELITY LOAN co.
Olo1 anUposation)
Roek lsiend ova Kseegss Store El1irs nj 0o1
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.

nelly and W. n. Wslkerb-Lavyefs.
General Law. cAanoery and probate prac-
dce. Peoph's NstiQnA Bank building
Rock Island
EDW. L. EAGLE-LAWYER, GENERAL
Law, chaneery and probate psactics.
Odics in court house. Rock Islana-
wALKER 4 SWEENEY ATTORNEYS
end eounaeloEs a Law. Nouey to loan
q real estate. RooWs 209-212 CeutrAl
Trust building.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
RusrxESS OPPORTUNITIES

n YOU HAVE HAD ANY UNsATIsyAC-
toey dealings with stock brokers or tn
stock purchases communicate With n
immediately. Everything conndentiaA.
Mac = Co.. 90 Wall street New York
CiU.
GROCERY WITH FOUR ROOMS UP
stairs. also fixtures and stock, Can BE-
rented or What have you 10 tsade! -.
B. c." caro- Argua.
NAN WITH SOME CASH 10 TAXI
half interest in cook house for county
fai1s this ssasQn. SEQ Mcbride. Camp
bells Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
POULTRY

HABY CHICKs1Ss.So 100 UP: POSTPAID
cesslog frss. Ssrsev HizsA g. -.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains. canopies stack Govern etc
Made in B. l. r. VI. Porch. 3. I. 674.
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wASTED-TO TRADE.

FORD SEDAN. 1871 ELEVENTH STREET.
Call r. I. 1875
LAND FOB OR GROOM CITY RESI-
dence. e. W., care Argus.
TEN ACRES OF FLORIDA LAND FOB
Ford car. T. I. 1884.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
s0DDING.

FOB THE NEXT 80 DAYS WE WILL DO
sodding ct one third reduced prices. All
work guaranteed. Let us take care OF
your lawn tennis court BY keeping the
weeds cut and court marked through
season. Now is the time to cut all
weeds and we have the tools 50 let u
do it. We also trim and cut down
trees. See Us for prices. Call 4. l
1517L.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
4 p. o. ELKs NO. $50.

4setA the trst ard thru
Mondays Of each month q
Uks' club. Walter ]. Crit
On. exsatsd ruler; G. y.
lssscsnn. eeretazy. WHIT
ms brothass LvAxs vel
coma. CLUB soons q las
EaShtesath stssss.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

LIVE AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE
territorial aales Of an article that il .
real seller and business necessity in
every o1ics. store. factory and ahop.
For particulars, wTitA Sales Manager. A..
.. yoslin Mig. Co. 223 W. Erie street.
Chicago.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

uAHxU-MH uIe.

CoGxD0B NH
~ aeezes1vA wadle-awake high sd1nn2
g Soup91 - y nava3 With manaUpf
Aeno e an. Tfsnspcrtaaion paid. Sal
~ e@d oDmmiall0u. Ask eauvasor ulaa
Bank Ride., DIV. S
= -
AIAAAAaA6 AID WILL ACQUAINTED
c;tv in crssea I',s,css - .. -.
lo1s q ioenl nensssr fer - ~.
Of public uaarit. Heel ar,ners..it~ .nd
failure fer riehf narr.n. send 49,.
eaees, n. Hcseunsn. 10Ck NostS SScr.
avenue. Chicaro-
=---------
sCIpS. n0Uax 70 HOUSE TO
49, osoexs. y6s66 ~ day. 1xpoFience
6Snk RI1r n~n.~t
=
THREE MORE MEN NEEDED BY
"We4f-DweG' Alumtnun company TO
sell Kitchen ssuipnnts 70 homes
through laaA4 No houaD 70 house
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22
HENSTlTCHING

COTT0N ENO LINN &. Az SHk
Zoe per ysrd. We tusniAh tAlssd. But
tons uaAie. =. r. Klindt. Ladies Tailos
nus. T. I. loAQ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

1oCx Inland AERIl No. ESQ. TRATER-
~ VNhs Of Eagies.-keSviar meetings
m ssd third TUESDAY 81 each mouth
Z 1aeles home. Fourth avenue aRa
Nlau.nr1i street. trank Wich. W. ~;
Soal0h orotesut, secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

A sUPRRINTENDENT AND ESTIMATOR
for high grade uillwork plant. One Who
can being sash and door men. cutters.
bench p@ With him preferred. STAKE
salary wanted tn begin with Give ex-
pesien@ Uhrich NiilWOIk Ltd.. INDIE
pendsnce. Kan.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

BuFo1D POST 24S. g. 4. =
Assis regularly on seconc
and fourth Friday alter
Roens II each month q z
o'clock IN Memorial hall u
w court Aouse. B. y. Bsugh.
nan. co3Randas; H. G. I1ssk
sdiutsnI
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

IoD0E DDEC2OHI.
Attention. Ex-sWvlCE MEN.
! ]! ]: !
I: ~ During June. July
A and August. Rock ~
~ lAnd Rea& M. ZOO
Y Aneelcan Legton,
,meets only third We'd
pesday 81 each mouth
II American Legion
Hall, sixteenth street
and Third avenue.
Dan K. brennan. COM
mandes. ALI ex-eegv-
ice mea welcome.
|VLs NASONlC.
v.-.as r.-o,e. Eighssenth Direct 80
1t1ah svcnuo.
IN stated MEETING or TRIO AoOGA
No. 81. A. =. : 4. H.. will
l/xM b. held ON the FIRST Thur
&R day Of each month At z:3o
:. ". II. kWAy. W,
~ l.; Ray o. Rodsssek. sss-
Auoo oHoI4O NO. 81. 4. o. '. 2. 4 3.
-. -Ststsd meetings held
@ !: ): !: : :: :: ::
nA( on thu first Wednesday
VI Of each month. Wait
\ ing prophets welcome
l., 3. MAGE. monarcn.
FRANK L. EssteEson. Sc
reksry.
4 \.
sHI STATED coNVocATloN oS kocA
..~D Islaod Chapter No. IL. =. A.
H.. viii b held On The urss
| 01R Tuesday Oh escn montn u
NV ~ y. N. J. v. scnuhnxer.
L. n, X, i. b. Ash. se<xesAEx-
ROCK Islam, LODGE NO.
e5S, 4. u. 4 A. 4.-Sastsd
a useuay hrst FRIDAY Of each
month. B. T. Rscagd. W. n;
d. s. Holman. secgetAry.
Il s.xc,.. for work on +. &. Degree,
Znrsa4Ay, June Ii, a. p. N.
KNRRIb TkARkAk
" sTAYhD vVNLA-AtE W hoCA
lslAad Iomsnandsry No. ~
80 Anlgnts 1eaAp.Ar VIII " hei1
nfEH Inc srcoou IAonaay u eAcn
mouth. y. \. kaAiASren. coAa
ia.lsusy; !. i. Aacxey. reeorueg
sccH IsI.AND CAAfTHA NO. 2es
DER kAsteEp StAf--AeSuias nee1Ans'
saa1 "s,AssslAs ~ sssA 11 :.
4 tnng Ssayu we.conhe. Ars. soscpAAos
4 ~ b. H.: xexxy y. ASeIA s1<sN 40
loY uIAND COUNCIL NO 20. 3. q :
N.-Yhe stated assemblies Oh koek n
u I'D VQuncA No. ~. =. : :. ~. WA
+ sctd "a Ine IhIru " e6na tAy o. eA<l
nonta. ". ). spenesE. =. .. H.. y. .
hudsbsAnii, gecuguss.
\ nal LuDGE NJ. COS = Q. O. J
heess every THURSDAY evenanl
~ Uoa Bellows temple o,
~ louytn avenue. betxeen Sew
SsY sAtssntn apa Eightesns
ssrssta. Laneo.n A.r'ln. ,
vv& xAuysaay ct eacn nA0nkn. iplua
tasy dsgrse. RSyt. seeQRd ARa lniEd ~
~ ~ IQAl0wing Thusaiaay.
Aocx Inland AERlA NO. s56. FRATER
~ Vrief Of kagies.-keGW4r meetnS
M sad third lussday 81 each u0nu
= 9aQles' home. Fourth avenue a..
EsSaty-ersa street. frank Wich. W. =.
toe oroseSut, secretary.
IP. o. ELKs NO. $50.
~ xseA The arss ard thsr
NV Mondays Of each month .
Elks' club. walssr ]. Girl
I'm. exalted ruler; G. y
W Y Issscsoa. eesesary. viai
ing bsothas slvays vel
coma. CLUB roons q N
Esh,esa,A s,sssG
! ! !: :: !: : !: !: ! !" !;
III ~ @ 4 l.
BuTo1D POST 24s. g. 4. I
tX Nests regularly on sscoo
snd fourth FRIDAY sttsl
III noens Of each month ss
o'clock IN Memorial hall |
y W court Aouss. 3. y. Bsugk
nan. commander; H. G. H1ssI
sdiutaaI
w.
!: !: !: : ! !: !: ! : ! ! :
UBoNEY BAY CAMP, NO.
osassd spaa,sh Wa vsseraa'
{I nssss arss and third Thar,
asys az each month q ,. .
,SsN|n y Memorial Hall. Court Hous
Sssss /. Dshges. oomnsnda1
ss.E l. u. Tittsrington. Adiutaal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

MAJ. LODGE NJ. COS .. Q. O. J.
Ases every THURSDAY evening
" Vod bellows temple ou
l0uytn avcnue. betxesn Sew
SsX eAtsantR Apa ElEhtesns
stsseta. klncoAn AArtAn. b
- H.. II. \. Leonard. \. 5
~ xAussaay ct sacn na0akR. inua'
VT dsgrse. RSyt, seeQRd AQa Inlrd ~
~ ~ 1osl0winS Thursday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

HOUSEKEEPER IN SMALL FAMILY.
Call 3. I. 560SL.
| SKIPPING CLERK. RECEIVING CLERK
or truck driver. by married man. ESQ
Fifteenth avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

atboNEY BAY CAMP. NO. .
u~tsd spsaAah Wa vsteraaA.
Aes1 Arss and third Thur.-
oaye az each month q 9 D. =.
y Memorial Hall. Court Houss.
easss l. Dslisss. Caunandar:
L. y. Gttesington. Adiutaat.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

m STAYED VVNLAAvE W hVCA
lslSpd Iommandsry No. ~,
80 hugnts 1eAp.ar wlu ~ heiu
n6ES4 inc urcoou AonoaJ u eAcn
mouth. Y. \. kaAiAxren. cokn-
La.asusy; !. i. AacAey. recorueg.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-22

noc1 uLAND COUNCIL MO- 20. 3. z =
| N-Xhe stated assemblies Oh koSk NJ
lsad VQVnSA 40. ~. =. = :. ~. wA1
| 81 nd "a ms IhlTu " e6na ty o. eASo
nonta. ". !. opencsE. y. =. ~ v. ..
hiIdobgAnGi, gecvsUes.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
MASONS TO MEET
BROOKLAND NINE

The Brookland Athletic Club will
playthe crack Masonic team Sunday
on the Brookland Oval, Eighth and
Monroe streets, at 2:30. with II.
Bean, or Bernie Beckert on the
mound.
The smoker held Thursday night
exceeded all expectations. Win
plenty of smokes. eats, boxing, and
the Brookland Quartet knocking
out some mean harmony. besides
several fine solo selections by
Harry O'Meara, Mr.. Holden, and
others.
On May 26 a dance will be, held
by the clubmen at Pythian Temple.
and from present indications. it
promises to be the largest and live
liest affair of the kind ever held
by the Brookland A. C.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
WOODBINE ENTRIES

First Race-Six furlongs: Car
mandate. 114; Bly,. 100; aMotor Cop.
l3l: aking Thrush, 10s; Irish Jig,
SO: Jean Corey. SO: Besthoff, IS;
Luck b. 107; Some Baby. SO; Algon-
quin, lO2; Uncle John, lIo: Jadda,
liz; Kettle. io2. al. X L Ross
entry.
second Rsce-Steeplechase about
2 miles: Bencher, 1852; EIysian, 1is;
Dustin Farnum, I4l; King Sloan
Pier. 40; Max Meadows, lIs; Dandy,
l4s: Stucco, l49.
Third Race-Fiye furIongs; Ma
vaico, l0s: aTerminal. 1Os; aClans-
man. l07; Fannie Bean. Ie7; Delhi
mar. 107; bwolfs Cry. II2; BASH
land. liz; War Relief, Il2. az. r..
Whitney entry; bNevada Stockfsrm
entry.
Fourth Raee-One mile and a
quarter: aResarf, ll3; aHerendesy,
ll3; Fuse, Io3; Crown of Gold, I24;
bAoll Cut Purse. l03: bFlea, lO3:
Gay kap, los; cRoyal Visitor, II3;
cHeathbell, los. aBrookdale Stable
entry; bMrs. L. A. Livingston entry;
cM. B. Renner entry.
/ Fffth Race-One mile and seventy
yards: Hindoostan, Ilo; Antoinette,
ilo; Goidcrest Boy. 11z; SorId Rock.
ll2; Mountain Rose II. lIO: Water
Willow. ll3; Philistine, 1lO; Nee
nah. los.
sixth Raee-Four furlongs: Cap
tain Scott, llo: sBandolero, lis;
AL Jesmar. lis; plymouth. lis;
bDiadema, lis: Speed River, IFS.
al. X. c. Fletcher entry: bJ. X. L.
Ross entry.
seventh Race-One mile and 20
yards: White Haven. lI3: Lively
Sleeper. 1903; Speedster, lIe: Betsy.
los; Roisterer. ll4; Nebraska. llO:
Sal George. 115: Benevolent. lis.
Weather clear: track fast.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
CARPENTER STILL
SEEMS CONFIDENT,
VISITS NEW YORK
Challenger Declares He
Will Weigh About 172
Pounds in July 2.

NEW YORK. May 2o.-A nock of
camera men drove in on Georges
Carpenter at Manhasset this aft
ernoon and the effort of the snap
pers" to get photographs Of the
Frenchman who battles Jack Demp-
sey on July 2, started Georges talk
ing and what he had to say gives
good line on how he feels about
the rough task that confronts him
at Jersey City. g.
I'VE want to get a picture Of you
in fighting togs. so that the public
will know how you look" was the
request of the camera men.
We'll, they'll all get good
chance TO see what ] look like on
July g" answered Georges, who de-
clined to strip for pictures.
There is a quiet sort of confidence
about this young Frenchman who
does not begin to size up In stature
with the champion. Some one. and
there was almost yard full of
newspapermen at Manhasset today.
cracked a few carefully selected
"orus at Heorses dDout Dc"PoeJ
weight.
Frenchman to weigh 172.
"I hear that Dempsey weighs 1874
pounds" said Carpenter. Il don't
care. shall weigh about 172
pounds when I fight him."
There's an interesting twist to
this weight business. as, It concerns
Carpenter. He is the exception to
the rule that boxers out of training
take on poundage. He doesn't take
on weight and he doesn't lose II
training or not training. Always
he notches around the 175-pound
mark. He is not sturdily built and
constructed on angular lines.
There was considerable buzzing
today when Carpenter came to New
York A hurry up call to Manager
Deschamps by Promoter Tex Rick
ard for a conference in the Madison
Square Garden tower caused the
trip. Georges motored in in the
morning and returned to Manhasset
at 4 o'clock.
Ban on Newspapermen.
Rickard wanted an explanation of
Deschamps' plan to allow newspa-
DeTTneH 10 NlSll lhC O's
DAYS a week. Deschamps apparent
ly satisfied Rickard that II was
necessary in order to get Georges
ready for the trip for Tex placed
his o. K. on the system. He is con-
WINGED that the plan is good. Capt.
Mallet, American representative for
Carpenter also attended the con-
ference, but Carpenter was not
present.
Carpenter was asked today IL he
gets nervous and does not sleep on
the eve of an important battle. He
smiled and answered in good Eng
lish, "Oh, yes. 1 always sleep fne.
I'm never a bit nervous"
Appearances make this look con-
Trajectory, for Georges seems and
talks in nervous sort of way.
He was a picture of the well
groomed gentleman today when he
came to New York. He. wore a
Few gray suit, tan shoes and silk
shirt. with collar t" match. He
travels around hatless with hair
smartly combed back.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
LEBANON VALLEY
BLANKED BY G. U.
Bissonette Yields IL Hits, But
No Runs, While Mates
Count Eight.

Playing their last game of the
local season here before leaving on
an extended Northern trip this
morning on which they are sched
uled to meet Pennsylvania, Penn
State. Holy Cross and Boston Col
lege, the Hilltoppers yesterday
handed the Lebanon Valley an to
o defeat.
Georgetown easily outciassed the
Quakers all the way. and though
Rissonette was touched for eleven
hits and the Hilltoppers got five err
rors out of their system, still the
Northerners were unable to push
over a single tally.
The Hilltoppers. on the other
hand. got to Wolf. Lebanon Valley
hurler. for twenty hits and were
particularly efficient with the VIII
low when the paths were occupied.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Kings Plate Run
At Woodbine Toddu

wooDBINE PARK, TORONTO,
o.t- May 2e.-FestureS by the
renewal Of the kinE's Plate, enc
Of the oldest fxtures run con-
tfaueasly On this continent. the
weeSbine meeting will in.arur.te
the Canadian racing season to-
morrow. The Piste< nc one nne
and o.e-qusrter. 20 which 1880
is sdded by the Ontario Jockey
Club, In for 5-yesr-eiss and M
fealed I'm the Province Of o.
tarie, which have newer won q
race other than M 5-yesr-olkA
A gift Of 50 Eufness frsz h n.
King George v. fs prese,te1 Z.
the winner.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Free Hitting Seen in
Cubs-Giunts Battle

NEW YORK, May 20.-The Giants
sent the Cubs down to defeat here
today by a score OF 10 to S. 1t
was a free-hitting affair. The Cubs
got all of their runs in the fifth
inning. driving Toney to the show
ers with a barrage of hits that in
cluded two homers. Three of the
Giants runs were made Off Jones,
a young left-hander, in the first in
ming. and the remainder of Vaughn
in the sixth and eighth. The score:
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Four Runs in Third Round
y Bring Downfall of Mats
Barney Finishes in Fine Style, But Griffmen
Z Are Unable to Bunch Hits on Davis.
T. Team Drops to Fifth Place.

o. SPORTSMANS PARK, ST. LOUIS No, May eo-One woosy
the distinguished Walter Johnson Browns their
the Nationals today, While there
smokebal clearly
fellow players that he has reached the down and
bad round for Walterth third when
the with
passes walks during
prominently in
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
PhilIies DolDn Cards
By FOur-Run RaLlY

PHILADELPHIA. May 2o.N- A
four-run rally in the fifth inning
enabled the Phillies to make it two
out of three from st. Louis here
today. winning by score of 4 to 8.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Climbing Tigers Take
Easy Game from, Boston

DETROIT. Mich. MAY 20.-Time-
ly and consistent hitting enabled
the Tigers TO defeat the Red Sox IN
today's game IL to =. he visitors
scored a run in the first inning and
another in the ninth but during the
rest OF the game Ehmks held them
safe. The score.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Xardon's Wife IN.

LONDON, Nay 2o.-Harry vr-
don. the golfer, who had intended
to go TO Chicago and who was to
have sailed on the Cedric from Ls~-
erpool. was forced to discontinue
his trip at ueenstovn, when he re-
ceived a wireless message that his
wife was seriously ill
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Champs Take Third
In ROlD from Macks

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 2o.-The
Indians made it three straight from
the Athletics|oy 16 to score to-
day. pounding three Athletics hur-
lers all over the lot. Speaker led
the slaughter with a triple. double
and two singles. while Riggs Steph-
enson. the Alabama college recruit.
laced out his first big leage home
run in the sixth, scoring" Seweil
ahead OF him. The score: '1r''
The Washington herald., 1921-05-21
Davis Worries Mats

Davis Worries Mats
Had there been a bit of batting
support in back of johnson, he
would have come home with a vic
tory But the Nationals faced a
pitcher who had considerable stun
-one usually wild. but who, I'M
fdrtunately, today came up with a
world of control. He was Dixie
Davis. Then the home pitcher came
out with a single which was mixed
in the third frame.
But. trailing by three runs. the
Nationals did not give up. They
picked up two in the eighth, and
walter Johnson almost came
through as a home-run hitter in
the ninth. just as the 5000 fans
were leaning over the exit gates.
Pretty pitching by both right
handlers featured the first two
rounds. No hits, and nothing of
Importance. Picinich opened the
third with a walk, and advanced to
third on Johnson's long single to
center. Judge scored Picinich with
long wallop to Jacobson. Johnson
advanced to second as Smith tossed
out Milan. and Rice scored Johnson
with a single to left.
Foe Scores -Four In Fourth.
The Browns half started in part
like the Nationals. with Lee draw
ing a walk and going to third when
SEVERED singled to center Lee did
NOT get a strike against Walt. and
Seyereid started with two wide
ones. Davis had two strikes when
ne poked his bat out and dribbled
single to center, Lee scoring Tobin
lined double to left, and SEVERED
tied the score. Even with all of
this, and although the Brown
added another pair in the inning,
johnson pitched excellent y. :.
walk to Gerber filled the bases. For
time Walter continued wild, put
ting two wide ones to SisIer. With
three on. Sisler had a good one, and
he bounded straight to Shanks,
whose throw to Picinich caught
Davis at the pate.
An easy double play was on the
way with Picinich aiming at first,
out he missed the marx and instead
OF putting the ball in Judges glove
he cracked SisIer on the shoulder.
The ball rolled to the grandstand,
robin scoring and Gerber reaching
third Williams sliced a single 10
right, scoring Gerber and putting
Stsler on third. williams stole sec
ond but johnson stopped the attack
oy getting Jacobson and Smith on
short flies to Lewis.
Sister scores Tobin.
Only three batters faced johnson
in the fourth. Tobin started the
nth with a safe bunt. Gerber sac
r1nced and Sisters long single to
right scored Tobin. A wild mitch
advanced Sisler to second StIII
johnson was supreme and he Tanned
Whllams and Jacobson fouIed To
Shanks. ~
The Nationals were within reach
ola pair in the NTH. With one ont
Johnson singled to center. Judpe
repeated Both runners advanced
wnen Milan was out. Sisler to Da-
vlson, a close play at first. Rice
poked one over third but Smith
reached II with his bare hand and
heaVed over to first in front of Sam
my. The next two innings saw Da-
Wis retire the Nationals in order
Judge opened the eighth with a dou-
Bile to right. Milan doubled to left
scoring Judge. Rice's grounder to
Lee put Milan on third and Milan
Lewis.
Two were down in the ninth whom
Mcbride sent up his home run swat
ter-Gharrity for Picinich. The fan.
eagerly watched each pitch. Char
rity sent two terrific smashes over
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Brooklyn Drops
Third to Pirates
Giants Send Cubs DoUn
To Defeat, Score,
10 to 6.

BROOKLYN, May 20.-!The Dodg-
ers dropped their third straight
game to the Pirates here today. .
to ?. Hamilton pitched fine ball for
the winners. only three hits being
made off his delivery up to the
ninth. when two singles and an in
neld out gave the Dodgers their
final run, The score.
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the left field fence but they drifted
into the foul zone and Davis pre-
ferred a walk to the pinch hitter
Johnson tried and almost connected
but a high smash to deep center was
caught by Jacobson after a long
run and the Nationals toppled down
to fifth place.
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Reds Defeat Braves, Z
Despite Early Lead

BOSTON, May 20. Cincinnati
overcame an early. lead of the
Braves this afternoon and won out
to 4. The Reds hit McQuiilan
hard. Errors in the early frames
were responsible for Boston's four
tallies. The score:
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Veteran Player Dies,

WHEELING. w. Va. May -
william P. Ccy) Young. veter.a
baseball player and q former uD-
pire. died yesterday In the North
Wheeling Hospital after q srief IN
ness OF acute indigestion
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Hurls One-Hit Game

Park View A c took the Army
Medical School into camp yesterday
by a score of z to o. Mann, pitch
ing for the winners, allowed but one
hit.
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Yanks Humbled
BY White Sox
Ninth Inning Rally Fails
To Overcome Chicago
Lead.

CHICAGO, Man 2o.-The Yankees
made strong bid to capture today's
battle with the White Sox. but a
rally in the ninth inning failed to
tie the score by one run. The Sox
took the game 6 5. The score:
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: U2g X-l1
kuns-Vitt. Liebold. Young (2), Bush,
Cobb. Veach t2). Heilman. Blue, Jones (el,
Bsssler, Ehmke. Errors-Liebold, Myers.
Fullerton. Stolen base-veach Two-bsse
hits-Bassler, Pratt, Ehmke. Scott. McInnis
Three-base hit. Bush. Bases on bails-
on Bush. 9; OF Ehmke, 8: of Myers, /; OF
Fullerton, 4. Struck out--by Myers, /: by
Ehmke' l. Umpires - Dineen, Nallin and
Wilson.