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Insist upon McHenry Ice Cream, manufactured in MeHenry and you are assured of the best MAKE YOUR HO® FIEASAUT Win A crowd, which surpassed that at the previous Sunday by about two hundred people, gathered at the McHenry baseball park last Sunday afternoon, where they saw Antioch come up from behind and win the game which decided the baseball supremacy of McHenry and Lake counties. The big, good-natured crowd started to assemble early. In fact, when the tioket sellers arrived on the scene two parties were found to be enjoying their picnic dinner^, they having driven up from Algonquin at this early hour to insure themselves of a grandstand seat. By 1:30, one hour before the game wad scheduled to start, more than three hundred fans had passed thru the gates and from this time until 2:30 the assemblage kept growing until more than sixteen hundred had congregated. The crowd was easily the largest that ever attended a baseball game in McHenry, not barring the exhibition games as staged here some years ago when the Chicago White Sox and Cubs were the attractions. The playing field, especially the diamond, was in even better condition than a week ago, when Algonquin and Antioch hooked up in a slxteefi inning struggle which ended in a 4 -to 4 tie. Considerable work had been done on the infield during ih& week, which accounted for the excellent shape it was An accident to Bailey, Antioch's classy first baseman, at the beginning of the game sort of marred the contest for the time being. The accident also seemed to unsteady the entire Lake county team as the same life that characterized the previous Sunday's battle was noticeably missing, at least thruout the first three or four innings. Bailey suffered the fracture of his left arm in the very first inning when he was throfwn to the ground by an Algonquin runner who was on his way to first. This delayed the game for several minutes. Algonquin had all the better of the argument up to the eighth Inning. The Indians succeeded in pushing two runs over in< the initial round and came back in the third and fourth innings by adding one more score hi each round. The Antioeh outfit, which wa^ playing sort of a lifeless game during the first two innings, started going In the third inning when they registered their initial run. This was all that they were able to accomplish until the eighth, when the, Lake county gang started in on Osberg with a vengeance and before the Indians were able to stop the terrific onslaught four of the Antiodi crew had crossed the counting station, the score then standing 5 to 4 in favor of the boys from the east. Davidson, who occupied the hill for the Lake county outfit, settled down after the fourth run and with the assistance of some fast and clever fielding and excellent throwing on the part of the out-fielders succeeded in holding the opponents safe the balance of the way. Algonquin made a desperate attempt to even up matters in the ninth, but to no avail. The tabulated score: Algonquin AB R H PO A E Sevic, 2b .........5 1 2 0 2 0 Mahalek, s s 1 1 0 1 0 Heyke, lb ..•«•* *...8 11700 Hornburg, If 4 0 18 0 0 Thompson, 8b .....3 0 1 2 8 0 Faunt, rf . 4 0 0 1 1 0 Sauers, c£ ..«.•«*.4 0 0 2 0 0 H o l l i s t e r , c 1 1 9 0 0 Osberg, p . ^»iv,4 0 0 0 1 X) AND THE COMEDY SISTER FRI. & SAT.. 8EFT. 21 & at Cecil B. DeMille'* Product loa> 4(1 -WITHThomas Meighan, Beatrice Joy and Lois Wilson A picture to bis In story, in cut, in production, that word* are powerleM to describe it. , " AND THE COMEDY "RAILROADING" 1 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 29/ t' llarry Gary "The Kid Back" AMD THE COMEDY "A CAME LADY" SUNDAY MATINEE AT 2:3* TUES. & WED.. SEPT. 25 * jM Norma Talmadge AND Eugene O'Brien | with «n Incomparable Cut IN The Voice from the Minaret AND THE COMEDY "FAMILY TREASURES'; ' THURSDAY. SEPTEMBEFpf ' Irene Castle IN -- "No Trespassing" The picture that made thia star AND THE COMEDY "SPEED DEMONS" 33 4 7 24 8 AB R H PO A E .4 2 4 1 0 G. feNTl, PROP. '»i " ' ii; \m?w Totals.:... Antioch Gross, 8b Kern, 2b-lb .......2 0 2 6 Rogers, ci ..;.... .4 111 Lynch, lf-2b .;...\8 112 Enhart, lb-lf :4 1. 1 2 Kingsley, c 4 0 2 12 F. Stanzak s» .....8 0 0 0 Dack, rf ..4 0 12 Davidson, p 4 0 0 1 Totals .32 6 12 27 11 2 Algonquin.. 201 100 000--4 Antioch 001 000 040--5 Three base hit--Enhart. Two base hits--Sevic, Gross, 2, Lynch, Dack Double play--Dack to Enhart. Bases balls--Osberg, 1; Davidson, Strike outs--Osberg, 8; Davidson, 10. Umpires--Hansen and Foley. STATE'S ATTORNEY'S BODY GUARD DISMISSED 0 0 8 0 0 0 8 2 8 0 The Lake county boagi of super visors lias decided that it is no longer necessary for them to engage a special officer to guard the home of State's Attorney A. V. Smith of Waukegan. The officer, who has been acting in this capacity, has been paid off and dismissed. The guard was en gaged about two years ago, when bomb was exploded underneath the porch of the state's attorney's home, causing considerable property dam age. • TO LEAVE WOODSTOCK N. M. Marsilius, who for more than four years hps been the superintendent at the Woodstock typewriter factory at Woodstock, has resigned his portion to accept the management and vice presidency of the Davenport Manufacturing company TlaW.. i if' J ' w ",f'v t If . COMMUNICATED Reasons why the state highway should pass thru McHenry on Waukegan street: First: The right-of-way would cost the tax payers less than any other route. Second: It would give. McHenry two permanent bridges. Third: By extending Riverside Drive to Waukegan street east McHenry would do a better business than ever before, Centerville and West McHenry would also get a share of the trade that this new road would bring to town and to which they are entitled. Fourth: McHeijjry would soon grow nto a combined and progressive city. Fifth: The farmers would have a cement road to and from the depot and milk factory. Sixth: It would also shorten the froute for the school children and grown-up people living east of McHenry by about a half mile each way. So let's all pull together and become a booster by voting for the jWaukegan street route next Wednes- Uay and show the present administration that we do not want any change made in the route as selected and surveyed years ago by the state as the hgical route. Now if the voters will turn out piext Wednesday and • vote for the ^Vaukegan street route, the state fvill have no further excuse for delayng the building of this road. Therefore let everyone become a booster fend vote YES on next Wednesday, Sept. 26. Frederick Bellqr. CHICAGO CAR BURNS ON ROAD NEAR HARTLAND Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carmien and three children of 445 Grand .Blvd., Chicago, narrowly escaped serious injury near Hartland on Monday morning of this week. The family, enroute from Delavan, Wis., to Chicago, had to jump for their lives jvhen their big Marmon car suddenly burst into flames. Al&o the occupants escaped without burns or injury, they had no time to lose as the flames spread so quickly that all considered themselves very fortunate in getting out. The family had only lecently completed a 4,000 mile/ tour thru the east. J • (CRACKS IN CEMIJNT ROAD BK1NG REPAIRED The cracks in the new cement road between Volo and Wauconda are be ing repaired with tar. The stretch Of road was only recently accepted by the state. According to Charles Russel, Lake county superintendent of highways, the state does not approve contracting joints in the cement preferring to allow it to crack where there is the most stress and where the weakest points lie. These cracks are then filled with tar and, accord ing to the state highway department serves the purpose of the regular ex t * ' ^ % woman who has made one call at thi* bank,instinctively calls again. . . -rr- . Personal atterrtioh, txpert advice, and our modern banking facilities make this an ideal Vs iff'. • • >£•• ' ' ~ .V; > \ "i.'V" i' r Smartly Desiped to Accentuate Slenderness Tiiat stylish, vigorous appearance, whether your build requires size 32 or 42, is an achievement in designing and for the newest in novelties or smartest in plainer styles we featuce Kaufman Cnaranteed to rtiktof aatfefykig ssrelMi aX The higli quality tailoring, beautiful Enisti smart designing will appeal to the discriminating. 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