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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
LEONARD EXPECTS
A ROUGH CONTEST
Champion in Excellent Condl..
ton for Bout With Ever
Hammer at Michigan City
BENNY STRONG FAy0RI1E
By Associated Press

Michigan City, Ind. Aug. 5.-Thb
little city nesting in the dunes alon6
the shore Of Lake Michigan today M
on the boxing map for the second time
within month. Benny Leonard,
worlds lightweight champion, will d.
fend his title In ten round, no .decA.
Ion bout this afternoon against Eva
Hammer, q rugged, aggressive. Chicase
lightweight. =
Ihey will meet at catchweights, aN
to take the championship, Hamn,f
must score Knockout or be fouled b.
Leonard. A month ago, In the SAINT
ring, Leonard scored technical knock
ont .overy Rocky Kansas, of Bufab
y. Y.
Hammer recently has scored n sen,
sational comeback nfter eighteen monthi
absence from the ring. lie has carnN
newspaper decisions over Ritrhic Mt.
rhell, of Milwaukee, and Charley White
of Chicago.
Leonard is n strong favoritc to win,
but IL prepared for rough contest, ~
ne says he regards Hammer rs one ol
the divisions most dangerous lefthand
hltterS. They met in 1916 before BennJ
had acquired the championship frcn
FREDDY, Welsh, and Hammer gave Leon
ard a hard twelve rounds before Ham.
her handlers stopped the bout af'sl
he had been tloorcd.
Leonard has done no boxing in prepi.
ration for the contest, fearing a bad GU!
over his right eye. received In M
hee,ihg week ago with Lew Tender
would be reopencd. Except for the un'
henled cut. Leonard is In excellent con,
dition. and says he is faster ald
stronger than when he met Tender. y
which match he had to scale under lo'
pounds.
with an opportunity to win th
championship, Hammer promises to M
a tcrrihc pace. lie boxes with a puzslinI
style, always tearing in close and rlp'
ping left hooks to the head and BODY.
lie Knocked White half way across tpe
ring with left hook, and almos
Knocked out Mitchell with the sam'
weapon.
Leonard has taken on couple q
pounds since the Tender match anu
probably will weigh 1877 this Afternoon,
iiammer plans to scale just under lu'
l3I- pound limit "a.
Indications are that the gate recelpS"
VIII reach between $50 900 and Si0,M,
~ addition to the usual crowd fron
Chicago, the Indiana Elks' Conventiosn..
IN session here, will contribute to Wv
operators. -.
Three prcliminaries will precede ~,
Leonard Hammer contest. and w
VIII not get into action until l. !"
central standard time. p.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
CHAMPS
AT SOUTH PH|LL|ES
St. Thomas Club, Of Whining
ton, MingIes With Lefty
Nolan's FIeisher Team
WESTON VS.. ST. BARNABAS

Two of the tennis that appear strong
contenders for the Independent cham
pionship Of the city will meet this aft
ernoon at Shetzline Park, Broad and
Bigler streets. Jack McCarthy's Perka-
sic team, frst-half champions Of the
Montgomery County League, will clash
with the South Phillies.
The downtowners will have to be on
edge as the railroaders are going at a
merry clip. Streen or Zophi will twirl
for the home club. while Pcrkasie will
depend on Volz or Lennon.
At Twenty sixth and Reed streets
another downtown game Of Importance
is booked between Flcisher and st.
Thomas, of Wilmington. On the last
visit Of the DelawarcanS to the yarners
field they engaged in sensational six
teen. inning contest.
"!.efty" Nolan Is experiencing a lit.
tie trouble in injuries to players, but
they are gradually rounding into form
and the return Of Johnny Scott helps
considerably.
The Weston team will play st. Bar
nabas at Sixty fifth street and Emwood
avenue, and Ed Lusk IS confident the
churchmcn will reverse the score of the
previous meeting with Weston. Lusk
says his players will prove their COM
plete superiority by running up good
sized score.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Ol D.TIMERS AGAIN
PLAY STORE TEAM
Madison Stars and Shanahan
Clash Again at Forty-e'gnth
and Brown Streets

West Philadelphia baseball fans VIII
see the Old Timers and Stra"Dridse
Clotbier got 1t again this afternoon
on thc store boys field at sixty second
and Walnut streets. A, r,..s
The downtowners and Al 1rhltt
nroteges clashed several Saturdays ago
and the Strawbridge boys scored hair-
line triumph. to 8; Manager lines
is coming to the West PhiladcIphla
grounds determined on revenge ana may
make several changes in the lineup,
os he Invariably has n number OF new
nloyers each time his club takes the
field. . p s.roo.s
tbn Madison Stars and Shanahan clash.
The rolored lads and Jim IOnner's boys
Inve uIuvrd sensational ball in all their
games this season. Several went into
s%tra innings and Madison holds a
slight edge on their opponents. Shana :
hnn has the most likely looking club on
the field right now that has worn their
colors all year, and they should take
the number Of the visitors.
Tate's Stars, though beaten by liill-
dale twice this week, will again fur
nish the second half Of the program at
Iinrby, The Cleveland Wonders last
night added the South Philly Hebrews
to their list Of victims and are anxious
TO leave the city with an even split In
their four game Vlslt'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
COBB CONTINUES
TO WALL0P BALL
SisIer, Although Out of Game,
Gains Single Point on
Georgia Peach
HORNSBY IS FALLING OFF

Ty Cobb. the Detroit Americans
pilot, continues to sock the ball with
marked consistency. while George Sis
Ter. the st. Louis star, is kept out OF
the game by illness.
However. Sisler Jared better than
the Tiger leader during the last week,
as he made gain of one point over his
mark Of the previous week by playing
in three games.
Cobb. on the other hand. suffered n
loss of three points in his last six
games, according to batting averages
released today and which include games
of last Wednesday.
Other leading batters for eighty or
more games: Ed Miller, Phi'ndrc,phin'
340: Basslcr. Detroit. .345: Tobin,
St. Louis. .34l; McManus. St. Louis.
$50; Blue, Detroit, $3.50; Witt, Ne"
York. .323. ro,,
nails, was deprived of some OF his non
ors during the last week. although ne
continued to lead the batters ol tne ~, ~
tional Icaguc with an average OF '"'l I.
This. however, Is n falling OIL or seven
points from his mark of week hso'
He hagged only one circuit drive ana
brought his string of four-oaSers 10
Max Carey. the speedy outf"lder Of
tho Pirates. also took another honor
from the ST. Louis favorite S when ne ne
showed n sudden burst of speed ana
st.pped out in front aS II run -Gc'i"T'
Mink scored eighty seven times Mh'''
WornSby's total is eighty SIX. Carey
also stole four more bases and Is snow :
ing the way to the base steaicrS WIN
thirty one theftS. ,,,.. !.
Uornsby. however, in addition to
being the leading batsman hnn ana nome sn"i
run hitter in the league has goo"
grin on the total has" record WIN
mark Of $50. His hits include, besides
his his homcrs, thirty doubles and seven
triples. ,.,.ou, Gov eighty q,
neht, 1ones. Grimes. Chicago. 1893
IioiI HIo1Iocfer, Chicago, $50; DaMbcrt
Gt'incinnati $5@ J. ;,, 5o1nsstonii rsS,ni br$99 @
!yn. 355 bigbee' aH ptttSSSrsH. Earsx PITS. iI}
h,irrh, ,352; Kelly. New York, '33'
bancroft, New York. .330.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Cardinals and Leading the Packs the Big League Penna1
HOlu Does 1t Strike YOU?
JOhrsOn's Plan
Gobert's Temperament
The NelD Catcher
By
THE OBSERVER

IN the Of the American as. s
s :' Be- % ss'' "t %" The the
shown great executive WISDOM and through his efforts the
s work sns 1n the ns s sss
Of within his own circuit "'" '''a
But ns when Big Big Ban forced forced an ISSUE he usually won despite the
he will be another uiuns
Johnson trading selling ing players fro"
opposition along wealthy clubs. ms.,,
% and from ron 0s v.ns w feel arns rf can in m . "o for
Johnon idea excellent for baseball # he has his mind an
into the bylaws against %" srn S'ei opponents rule
DUssELL GOODMAN is Of visiting here for tn.
~ National resatt" It's only natural that he should come from
A Tennis Player Temperament
GOBERT the French Davis Cup H.
n tcrn study. lie has things in his favor He is blessed viii
'"@s '}' sy !s s ''
kinds of but two have asserted
ocb in sports One inspires more assr'ssveneS the other more
The other day at seabrsh Williams COBB.
permitted the condition of the turf to annoy him. The grass
ss%" "' fs tn'"s off, ana whenever ''' ' ~ a''' ''
@ @ %ns he lna sn % r s m' @ off TsD @ Williams mad
Colbert marvellous player and great sr0rsmnn lie fors WHIT
victorious TSr opponent ON. a no greatest v,,s in ,
he rnn s M @ & '%s %on f So %ue h s %
interesting him pSy and the opportunity to
action 5 w be % enFa the Davis p @ the % % Sato"ai %
THE Cards in place they had the Phl~
weeks they would be riveted to the post
u
The Of the Gang
faithful stood behind the
passed balls
him it's the spirit that
night playing 'movns up with the boys
n in West Philadelphia nr
played "movins up Remember it? When the bats
% % S.ts:r the s " . p ss s ' % " 'o'" he takes
Gyp the catchera cnher younu
Gyp doesn't
said lot Of balls
the sphere drbes down the street he after with all the
-hyn
And the fun he of
his head
than Of "the
Gyp haired fox terrier age six month,
THERE'S lot human can learn from the life q
only but his spirit love assressvene
something human
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Schedule of T0day's Little League
and Independent Baseball Games

Koxboroush at Columbia C. c.. Front and
KensinGton 4. A. at Moorestown Giants.
kiaudor. Weldon at Mckinley
stern A. a. at Fink Co. Frankford
-. York safe md Lock Company at Jewish
World. Fiftieth and Chester ave
\, Capo May Court House at Wildwood
r, Entsrprise Manufacturing Company at
st. Clements. of North PhIla.. at Salon
CAMDEN
Westinghouse Electric. OF Phj,odo,n,,.
vs. mn%aIr cy s@ap a! TsrS en4 @
Broadway and Everett street "''o"'s at
Atlantic Park w. Camden Giants n, >,,,,.
Northwest Pros. OF phiadclph,, vs c.
Borden de- A. C. vs. Den Mar at Haddonl ave.
LINDEN All-stars Va. Camden Sporting Clint,
at sa,,E Ei,Senth and Ldnden streets. |'ao
at Norris and sheridan streets ''' a. T.
Hpster Club Of philadelphia. ". Match.
heT Percs r. c. nsns IS T%slfth and Federal strS"ts
vs. Pendac at Thirty-sixth street and wnnt' iw,n.a'
field avenue. "''u W est
SOUTH JERSEY
Sterling Club at MAGNOLIA
Tenth Ward. OF Camden nj CI,rL,,
yIctrix Pros. OF Philadelphia. la"rmIor1 al maT'o,
@ I:It Brothers. of Philadelphia. at c,ov
! ,'7fv '' oi fh'ladelphla. at Mount
Towanda A, A, Of Philadelphia, at woo,-
Southwark Mems Club. OF pbiI,do,,,t.
Lew ,Schaub's Haddonre!d 'aa'aTnnn,d, "a Hmamh,od,,
| Camden Junior Moose at Vorra
brldssbnrg A. C.. Of Philadelphia st
Camden dem Moose at Fairyew.
Crescent Giants at Moorestown' ''''A' vs.
oriental a. c.. Of Gloucester, at CoIlIrrs
SUNDAY GAMES
West Philadelphia Hebrews at coIum,,.
stonehusst at husRwHicfk. RSvHEf 'NyeStS; Ne1t yor,,
South Phtlly Hebrews at MeadoWbroo,,
phiiadslph,a Professionals at Meadow.
Csmssa CsnshShOCt.r G;.s VS. Hsyn Msxr at Devon.
Pelham SILK son at Haywood. Tnirty.nr,,
PPe,ham 4; c; at Ashbourns.
Sortn Phss a. At ArqoFf IT, Gar,nar.
and Catharine streets. " ~ '"
H6,ass.a Hallas,s at a, yiMscoIS M Marry MsTcS' Hoof
Matiyty at Fest New York.
modore Barry Council and VenaDgo
streets. e'
,Tulpehocken Reds at Union A. A.. Fern.
hill Park. ' 'e'"
Fox Chase at Enterprise Manufnotu,,,o
Company. Melrose Park. "s
SOUTH JERSEY
Reliance Club. Of Camdsn, Va. N Mar,
y Roxboroush iTos At Audubon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
AMATEUR LEAGUE

h"5 f and GanSs Gi s'aSt%Ss Tharn,oH
and Spruce 'Snn Streets Sorrel * Sls ". stead
{ M,ll.r. At Cardington. Pa, Art Loom ys.
Mh,tnnn Chocolate. a. Mascher and West
mor"lonI sreeto.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY LEAGUE
Lansdale at Amber: Conshohocksn at
DoNlesown.
PHILADELPHIA SUBURBAN LEAGUE
No games scheduled.
DELAWARE COUNTY LEAGUE
5,,t,,d clifton Heights at Media: CollnGdale at
NORTH PENN LEAGUE
10 Glensio at .AmbIer: North Wales at Well
doh. k' d@6y Matlson at Oreland.
BELL TELEPHONE LEAGUE
No MeStn's9HTGG 81 S,om,io at A. r. and r c.; F.
II z No. ! General Orice at Western
Electric. Central No. /.
CENTRAL BURLINGTON LEAGUE
Dcl9nco at ROebIing.
M"dfOrd at beverly.
burlington at Palmyra.
SALEM COUNTY LEAGUE
Er!dEcton at Sa.cm.
INDEPENDENT GAMES
p, perkasie at South Philles, Broad and
, W,.Imins'pn at Fle!sher. Twenty sixth and
MarFh"I! =, Smith st Chester.
Ardmors s'1Rt al a psT9y RicSmops and
Orthodox streets.
Madison Stars at shanahan. Forty-eighth
=, south Phiiy He cbrews at North Phillies
Foprih and WinGoh9ckins streets.
son, Thlrty..hf,h street and Queen lane.
Weston at ST. Barnabas. sixty-ffth street
GirarI Field Ci"6 ti'i6'' at Kensing,on consrs.
gational b and Clearfeld streets.
StCnton Field club at Ocean city.
g, o!d Timers At ,S,;awbriase 4 cloth,er.
Soy, ntcenth and Cambria streets. o''
South Philadelphia 4. a. at White pis-
Hancock A. a, at Frankf9rd Yellow.
West Phllad"Iphia Giants at Puritan.
Phoenix at F4rty:eighth Ward. Twenty
nsKH wa SSad a. f@ka%s fSPkSaSs SIX sor Chew and
Minnewa at Prcrless Giants. Forty-seventh
and Spruce streets.
CheItcnham at Lighthouse. Front street
a"8 S8tlnntIo II Divison at Greenwood. Tulip and
Ann mai,imeFs s Black sox at Nativity. Bel
| grade and Ontario streets.
Tuipohocken- Reds at Ashhourne.
VIctrix Profeaslonals at Haddon Heights
Karnac Kiub at Pen Mar Del. Flftieth ant
''f 'FfTraGncIsviilo raj Bloomer Girls at Notasems
| l and Venango STREETS.
ST. Michael at Pelham A. A.. Chew snt
f'fKssatns KsStnn ssIss's, c!ss I, Maple Shade. N. .J
p II. New York Blo0msr 0iIlY at Logan
$50 =. ". Elshtssnth and 1ocldsnd streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
ARDM0RE here To
MEET BR|DESBURG
South PhilIy Hebrews and North
Phils CIash-RoyaI Stars
Oppose Dobson
GIRLS TEAMS ARE IN ACTION

Uptown teams draw the big part of
the Independent baseball schedule this
afternoon. In all sections the big teams
are playing and close competition can
be expected. At Richmond and Ortho-
dox streets Billy Whitman and his
Bridesburg boys will mingle with Joe
Morris Ardmorc aggregation. The up
towncrs have hit their stride after the
recovery Of their cripples and are now on
the crest Of another winning streak.
The same teams meet tomorrow nt Ard
more.
The South Philly Hebrews and the
North Phillics come together Mt Fourth
and Wingohocking streets. The Sphas
hold several decisions over the uptown
ers. scored early in the season. but
Perry Reifsnydcr now has the Nicetown-
crs working on all eight and great
battle should result.
The same holds true at Dobson field,
Thirty fifth street and Queen lime. The
weavcrs apparently are getting ready
for the big drive for the independent
championship Of the city and took
StonehurSt into camp twice the last
week. The visiting attraction will be
Chapptc .Tohnson's Royal Stars. and the
colored lads expect to cop the long
end OF the score.
A game Of interest will be staged at
/ and NenangO streets between Notaseme
and the Frnncisvillc Girls. The former
will use Miss Anna Swift. the former
pitching ace of the StctSon girls team,
on the hill. Miss Swift il we'll known
uptown for her baseball ability.
At the Logan a. 4. grounds, at
Eighteenth and Rock.and streets, Man
ager Dando will give the fans double
header. The first game Is between
Colonial lee Cream and Logan and the
second features New York Rloomer Girls
and Logan. Miss Betty Schpnkel. one of
the be't all-around women athletes in
! the country, will play first base for
Logan against the Bloomer Girls.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Red Sox Buy Fowlkes
Nemnhls. Tenn, Aug, 3, -

Memphls, Tenn, AUG. Q, = Daniel Roy
''Hy'' Fowlkes, Memphis pitcher hes been
Fewlkes VIII report at the end Of the
Authern League season. Fowlkes, who IN
about twenty-nve years old, IL six feet six
Inches tall. He has won nfteen and lost
seven games this season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

Battling Murray on the Diamond

BATTLING Murray. local fywe;ht boxer. also
IL a ball player. He IL holding down the cente
lcd Job with the St. Ritus Sigma, a South
Philadelphia nine, with record OF sixteen
consecutive victories. st. Rita's Sigma IL
managed by Joseph Gallagher, llG1 South
Broad street. and he Is booking games with
second class teams
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Abbott knocksOut Powers

New York, Arg. 3. Harold Abbott
knocked out FRANKIE Powers In the sixth
round at tho Stccplechase y. A. Far Rock
away. loft hook to the Jaw brought
Powers to the canvas. where h. decided to
stay In another contest Charlie Goodman
stopped B.l!y kyckon In the second round.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Brennan In Michigan City

nan, the Chicago heavyweight. scheduled TO
meet Jack Dempsey. heavyweight champion,
in ten-round no-decsion contest here
Labor Day afternoon. ID here to pick train
Ing camp and start prepare tlon Tor his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Those TO qualify were

Four men-George Peters. Joe Seka,
Andy Campbell and Al Nelson-all
fa.lejl TO qualify by a single stroke
the bittcrest disappointment that can
come to any golfer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
Up at Shawnee


The Shawnee tournament. in other
yenrs practically sectional battle be-
tween New York and Philadelphia. has
not develorel very high grade of golf.
The class + "a" field was not as evident
this year ms IN Seasons past, such as.
for instanrr. II 1920. when ]. Wood
Platt and Maurice Risley staged their
tremendous grHpple in the final event.
The qualifying round did not bring n
single score under 50, and many Of the
players seeking TO compete for the
Buckwood trophy turned in cards that
were marked well over n hundred
The caddies of LIanerch claim the
championship OF Philadelphia. They
have played eight matches with the
bag carriers from other clubs and were
returned the victors in every one Of
them. This would seem to be conclu
Slvc proof that their claim Is based on
something else than bonstfulness.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
HUGH M'QUILLAN HAS
DISASTROUS DEBUTAS
n TNIRLER FOR GIANTS
Former Boston Pitcher Loses Opener of Double Bill to
Cubs, But Jack Scott Stages Comeback- Home
Teams Help Missouri's FASTENERS

the
i
OF delivery
Sheriff Gallpois o..
a
promote themselves o place in the
n ball
in this the shvers of JOY shook the from old Mizoura
tmlers
This because Hugh Mcunn who lately down from
Chicago
took
and the
That tickled
had
st. I.ouisans.
the Great the second the dual BILL
to haul the Cardinals
Tor
TOP notch
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05
4 Slugging Match


"%'H,s"s Sn '' '':
eight other hits delivery and
much speed
But Yesterday wihem's wnIopod
h hap G s c t % ] @ ] ""S 1 G"Ern @ n % %ss M have % w" and
ca snd'an and the locals couldn't
w.. sTsas 5"sanY %,S Of "h 3 they had tough " In the
knock o" Them fnyf ATTEMPTING % sHo TO
caught his forehead ready
20 call a
BErwEEy Bs e" them n the 81. oas,, es"o' ,e's"'s" s @
Spurt of the Tigers
leaders lot of folks just
straight victory for shs mn
$50 DHs o,ss weG M is of @ @ w few M %s @ xs who % has
days many % tie
weeks o he has been % turning in some CLASSIC games
.lusssns the Eight
piece Of pitching He has thirteen
The Phr.es
Iher second being
Slim pitcher with the
"ats @ the "i fortsns ts % % M ~n Sn' @ " n o
going well LATELY The walopins they him yesterday enabled
va"alHs third base and will have
s S ] 5"5S fsom "' 's s %: %"
in four for the Athletics and
JIMMY ras playing bail before y,us Caesar ,or.
back li"my. legs going ond
Local Racing Official in Demand
"A UNPARALLELED honor been nc-
Se held during the next eleven weeks Pennsylvania
Ss:si s ' Of ] local % ": % @ sns ] ;s;;.' So na; %
game w"s sraner OF '"' prior to his entering that phase 0" the
AnoNe his bookings Bemo..
"a track, uhere the ryuiHcom
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-05

There were thirty two entrants in
the tournament, and seventeen Of them
averaged less than 80 round. Fine.
hrnw golf. ne Old Man Kirkaldy would
say.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
NIL REGULATE
TRAFFIC DURING
BIG GATHERINGS
gpecial Meeting of Auto Associa-
ton, Mayors and Police Heads
of Quad Cities Called.

Uniform regulation for traffic for
me auad-cities during the national
convention of the Yelled Prophets
and the Trans Mississippi EXPOSE
tIon in June will be worked out at
a dinner given by the Tri-City Auto
Trades association in the Rock
Island club next Tuesday evening.
Mayors, chiefs OF police and
traffic commissioners of Rock Is
land. Moline, East Moline and Dav-
export will be the guests of the
trades association. Dinner will be
served at $50 o'clock, following
which q discussion of ways and
means to regulate traffic, which
All ne exceedingly heavy during
the week Of June &c, will be held.
Tentative plans are to district
the business loops in each of the
cities, set hours during which traf-
fc will be allowed on certain
streets. close to traffic such ave-
nues as are needed for other pur-
poses, and establish entrances
which will be for common use.
Tackle Difficult Problem.
The meeting will be the largest
traffic conference ever held in the
middle west, R. E. Beedee of the
Interstate Auto company, Daven-
port, said today. Traffic experts
and auto dealers estimate that al
though the meeting will not be
large in the number of people at
tending. it will be one which will
accomplish larger things than any
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

Rock Island: Ben DeJaeger. Mo-
line; Thomas J. Schafer. East Mo
line. and Charles Boettcher, Dayen-
port; Commissioners of Public
Health and Safety William Fftz-
simmons. Rock Island; Traffic Com
missioner Louis DeArmand. Daven-
port. and representatives of traffic
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

traffic meeting in the middle west
has for a long time.
Guests at the dinner will be MAY.
ors Harry H. Sehriver. Rock Is
land; Charles P. Skinner. Moline:
George F. Johnson, East Moline,
ana Alfred Mueller, Davenport;
Chiefs OF Police Thomas P. Cox.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

The accident happened yesterday
afternoon.
He was removed to st. Anthony'5
hospital and an X-ray picture was
made of the fracture. He was lat
err removed to his home, where he
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

Men who have had much expert
ence in judging high temperatures,
as those in steel works can tell at
a glance how hot thing is by It's
colcr.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

son of DIR. ana Mrs. Robert Ran
son. 3l46 Ninth-and-a-half street. is
suffering from badly fractured
left shoulder joint, which he re-
ceived in fall from swinging rings
at the Center State grade school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

Valuable new drug plants have
been found by explorers In the
Amazon river basin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

commissions in Moline and East
Moline.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

is being attended by Dr. Joseph Do
Silva
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19
SPECIAL!

Package O'Beauty containing
BonicilIa Beautifier. Bonicilla
Cold Cream, Bonicilla Vanish
ing Cream, Bonicilla en-
Powder .............. CV$
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-19

STATIONERY
75c Symphony Lawn co.
Box Paper .......-... OSS
soc lb. Cascade Linen 90
Pound Paper ........ OSS
10c Envelope, IT
2 for ................ 4O
S1.0O Fancy Bordered 10
Stationery .......... - -
SOC Rexall Playing 90
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