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, 1921-12-03
GIRL ACCUSED
OF CRIME is
GIVEN RELEASE

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Dec. a. Blanche
Addington. who was arrested on a
warrant charging her with murder in
connection with tho -disappearnpce Of
Z. J. Knight OF Dallas. Texas. was re-
eased from custody today after Jo-
eph Noble, assistant chief attorney
had dismissed the charge against her
in the Justice court where she was
taken to have q date set for her pre-,
minary hearing The charge WINS
dropped, Mr. Noble said. because of
lack of evidence against the woman.
Mrs. Addington was the second of
six persons originally arrested on
the murder charge against whom the
charge has been dismissed by the
county attorneys office. The other.
Mike schaible was released yesterday.
Knight was last AT Buckeye, 30
niles from hero on July 0. last. coun.
" officials are attempting to Identify
bones recently found near Buckeye
as those of Knight
, 1921-12-03
FREIGHT RATE
CUT ON FARM
HERE

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA general
decrease OF 10 per cent In rates on
practically all farm products was nu'
thor1zed by the Interstate commercs
commission today IN passing favor
ably on the voluntary application Of
all the roads except those In New
England territory.
The commission acting with great
expedition on tho application OF the
railroads which was barely completed
this week repealed al OF Its outstand
ing orders affecting rates which would
interefere. and authorised tho railroads
to establish and maintain \ lower
schedule for a period Of six months
At the same time the roads were
given permission to make h 10 pr
cent reduction between points In
southern and western and official
classification territory without absolv.
ing the long and short haul provisions
of tho interstate commerce commits
sion act The definite schedule of
rates under the order would be filed
for the commissions approval before
tho reduction in made effective.
, 1921-12-03
GRIFFITH LATEST PICTURE
IS GREATEST OF THEMAl

Unusual interest attaches to the
opening OF the coming engagement in
this city Of d. W. qrffith's great
spectacle. Way Down East" which
will be cecn for tho first time hcre
starting December Q at the Iris thea.
ire.
II such be possible. this latest mas
terfui production by the genius Of the
screen bids fair TO eclipse even the
enormous vogue enjoyed by s.The
Birth OF n Nation" Now being of
fered in the leading cities of the land,
Way Down East" Is attracting ca.
pacity thronss and seats are sought
weeks In advance.
This perturbation OF the famous
,Slair Parker and Joseph Grismer
goes much farther than the original
tale. Mr.. Griffith has begun where
they halted. He has not meds 1t a
provincial thing: attempting to ex-
plain nothing he has welded . the
DRY Of eternal love and in so doing
has removed his people from time
and period. Possessed OF a vision and
mentality too great to be handicapped
by anything. he has brought forth an
epic far more than -clever-it has the
ring of genius. Tho simple fun OF
plain people is brought forth in great
er measure than the stage play YER
sion could ever hope to attain and of,
fers keen contrast to the sufferfngs
and woe OF Anna Moore. her hopes
and struggles. Probably the great
est cast of capable players ever as
sembled for a motion picture produc-
ton was engaged In the making Of
this work and 1t ends in a thrilling
climax Of spectacular Genes amid
the veer1ng flaws of a New England
blizzard and the explosive breaking Of
a river ice gorge. all Of which en-
thrall as only a Griffith effort can
move audiences The tender mo
rments, the tragic episodes, the laugh
able situations and the stirring scenes
arc accentuatsd by nusua orchestral
accompaniment, pronounced tho most
ambitious yet attempted in tn thea
ter.
, 1921-12-03
BAILEY CASE
IS CONTINUED

After all Arrangements had been
made yesterday for tho preliminary
.aearlng or a charge OF grand larceny
which has been preferred against
Monk Bailey as the outgrowth Of re-
cent hish-jaching cases the defense
requested and secured a continuance
OF tho case to December Q.
Other cases said to be connected
with this action include similar
charge against o. l. Forester and
Peeney Wilson. Wilson has already
been given a preliminaIy hearing as
result OF which he was bound over to
the district court for trial. He Is out
on bond of $4,000.
Forrester's trial is scheduled for
Monday evening. He is also said to
be under Indictment In the United
States District court at Cheyenne for
alleged car thefts,
, 1921-12-03
OIL SWEET, MIDWEST
EMPL0YE IN OIL FIELD,
DROPS DEAD At CAMP

y. n. Sweet. 60 years Of age. nm
e.nploye OF the Midwest RenRinE com.
pany at Salt Creek. dropped dead n,
~ o'clock at a bunkhouse in tho neIr
TINS morning Sweet apparently WA
IN good health when he TOE mi,
morning ais sudden death Il raid ~
be u to heart trouble. :
ne has no immediate. relatives In
en- When he entered tn.
employ OF the company he said j
sister who lived at Fremont. Neb
was his closest relative. No funera-
arrangements viii be made until word
received from her. Coroner lew
n a left this morning for Sal.
creek to take charge Of the rema,n,
and to determine whether an inoues,
was necessary.
, 1921-12-03
association of
Hotel Men Names
Officers Today

DENVER, Dec s.[Martin Rewley
of Denver today was elected president
Of the Rocky Mountain Hotelmen's as
ISOLATION at the closing session ofNth'
annual convention Of the association
here. Other officers elected were:
Frank Dutton.. Denver. first vice
president; George Reif. Salt Lake City.
third vice president: e. c. Bennett,
Denver, secretary, and ia Hime-
baugh, colorado Springs. treasurer.
The following were named members
of the executive council: {
Alfred Lamborn. Eastes Park: Ed
gar Smith, Denver; E.. E. Nichols.
Manitou; James Brooks. Denver; s. c.
Hoover. Denver.
, 1921-12-03
Preference Is
ShOUn British
Coal in Havana

WASHINGTON Deo s.-IArxs
American coal companies doing bust
ness In Cuba and having offices In
Havana were declared In reports re-
ceived here today to be preparing to
replace their stocks OF American coal
In he island with British coal
Cardin coal. the reports assert. can
be delivered at Havana at about 81
4 ton cheaper than American coal.
The reports also say that four TAR
goes OF British coal now are ar
route to San Francisco for Pacific
coast consumption.
, 1921-12-03
Assignments of
Officers Made

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Dec. a.
Thirteen officers from Arizona wore
assigned to the 4oeth infantry of the
1osrd division OF ths organized re
serves and three attached in an order
Issued from headquarters Of the Eighth
Corps area yesterday They are: Maj
]. e. Noble Of Phoenix; Maj. e. D.
Houzholder of Stafford; Maj. c. NJ Nc
Kean of Warren: Maj. f. N. Gault OF
Duncan: Captain w. II. Harding Of
Phoenix; Captain S. Williamson OF
Phoenix and Ldeutenants J.. d. sulli
van Of Hayden. John Harris OF Lowell
d. B. Campbell OF Douglas, r. s
Adams Of Kingman; H C. Westovel
of Yuma; N. d. Collier of Bisbee and
q. w. Lesley Of Tucson
Those attached to h 4oeth infan
try are: Maj. E. I. Huffman. medica
corps OF Tucson; Lieut.. U. L. Lindsey
dental corps OF Globe and Lieut. ]. L
Lyons. chaplain of Stafford.
, 1921-12-03
UTILITY BOARD
AND COURT IN
RAIL DISPUTE
Clash Expected Over Problem
Affecting Reduction of Train
Service on Denver and
Salt Lake.

DENVER. Dec. S-Railroad officials
hare are wondering what tho outcome
VIII b OF the problem involving q re
duction Of passenger train service on
the Denver & Salt Lake railroad which
threatens 10 prectpitdte e clash be
tween officials OF tho state public util,
tiles commission ON tho one hand and
District Judge johnson OF the first
judicial district and Receiver Freeman
OF tho railroad on the other.
Freeman. acting on authority grant.
cd him by Judge johnson. has served
notice chat on December IL he will IN.
rttute a tri weekly passenger service
between Denver and Craig. and win
discontinue the station at RoliInsviIIe.
The members OF the public utilities
commission contend that Judge John.
vn has not the authority 10 give the
received permission to change the serv.
Ice or discontinue n station 1t ia their
contention that the commission alone
has authority to issue such an order.
, 1921-12-03
WIFE OF MIDWEST Man
At SALT CREEK DEAD

Mrs. Sylvia May Holden Housely,
81 years of age. wife of Charles
Housely, a field representative of the
Midwest Refining company at Salt
Creek. died last night at a local hos.
pital following a brief illness The
deceased is survived only by her
husband.
Funeral services will be held at .
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Shat.
'fer-Gay chapel. Rev Phillip k. Ed
wards officiating.
, 1921-12-03
MAN SEIZED At STERLING
GETS FINE AND 80 DAYS

Jake Ltchner. recently returned
here from Sterling. Colo. to answer
"A charge OF stealing money from q
Burlington bridge foreman. was fine
s25 and costs and sentenced to serve
30 days IN the county Jail when ar
raigned before Judge w. f. Tubos ir
justice court yesterday. While tho
case constituted a grand larceny case
tho charge was decreased TO a petty
misdemeanor to bring It under tn
jurisdiction OF the justice court.
, 1921-12-03
K emmereT to Have
K. Of C. Chapte,

Charles Cullen AMI N. W. Purcell,
district officers Of the Knights Of Co.
lumbus left last night for Kemmerer
Wyo.. where they will take an active
part in h organization of a chapter
OF the order. While the southwestern
par Of the state they will take an ac'
I'VE part in the organization Of a chap
ter Of the order. While the south
western part of the state they Will
also make arrangements to install
district chapters Of the National Cath.
Ole Mems council
, 1921-12-03
QUARTET ARRESTED FOR
DRY LAW VIOLATIONS

WHEATIAND. wyo- Dec a.
County Attorney Lynch and Under
Sheriff Ernest Adams made four ar
rests at Guernsey and Hartviile last
week for violations Of the prohibition
laws Messs- Charles Argcros. John
Skavious n Pete Pouios. all oper
ators of soft drink parlors. were placed
under arrest. as WINS also Pete Arxeros,
n section hand. One suspect escaped
, 1921-12-03
MINSTREL SHOW TANNED.

BASIN. wyo., Dec. s.-rh. vor,
ans club OF GfeybuIi win give a mir
strei now In that town at the Biz
iiorn theater on December 10. TIL,
COMMITTEES in charge consists Of Mes
DANES Ferry and Wilson and an ex
ceiient entertainnent is promised.
, 1921-12-03
WAR FINANCE.
LOAN OKEHED

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-ApprovaI
Y advances aggregating more than
100000 was announced today by
:" ---,nration. Agri.
cultural and livestock loans Of ST..
100000 were distributed among "a
me ud.ns Nebraska, Colorado
s~rizona. New Mexico. Oregon, low
'outh Dakota, Idaho. Utah. Nevada
I'd Texas.
, 1921-12-03
GOVERNOR CAREY ON
WAY TO CHARLESTON

CHEYENNE. Dec. s.-Gov. Robert
d Carey and other governors who
VIII attend the session OF the house
OF governors at Charleston, s. c.. are
travelling IN a special train. Cover
nor Carey boarded the special here
thursday. He was the eighth gov
ernor to. go aboard
, 1921-12-03
Quiet Day in
Police Court
Result Storm

DENVER, Dec. a.-wlnter weather
lpparentiy has put a crimp into tho
activities Of speeders and booze pur
veyors here. Police Magistrate Bray
remarked today when only two
trunks and two Migrants were ar.
e'gned Tffe session lasted only
eight minutes
, 1921-12-03

on the shertdan-RAwilns road which
win run through Casper Such = pro-
iect would ops q passabie avenus
between three Of the largest and best
owns Of the stafe.
, 1921-12-03
Infant Is Laid At
Rest in Highland

Joseph Valdez. two months old.son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Valdez of North
Burlington addition, died at the fam
lily home this morning. Tho funeral
service viii be held at $40 this aft
ernoorgSsv. FIR. J. ]. Mullfn off,
ciatinK.
, 1921-12-03
Gets Date
With Yale Squad
For Next Year

CHICAGO. Doc. s.-rhe University OF
lows football team. 1921 Champions Of
me western conference, viii meet YAH
AZ New Haven. on October IA, 1929.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
King Influences Premier.

From Great Britain, France and
Italy today came either official c.
authoritative announcements r
garding their delegations to the
limitation of armament conference
in Washington next month.
Evidences of increased European
interest in the conference, and of
the Importance attached to its dis
cussions, was seen IN the decision
of Lloyd George personally to at
tend, contrary to expectations, and
in the official French announce
ment that Premier BRAND would
head Frances delegation. Italy
named three of its most prominent
statesmen and announced plans for
the sending of army, navy and Sc
rial advisers.
Britain was cheeTed by the re-
port that Lloyd George was going
to Washington 1t was reported
King George had Influenced the
premier to reach this decision. The
appointment of Lcrd Lee as an
ether of the British delegates was
also confirmed.
The French cabinet, for the first
time. today discussed age1dA for
the forthcoming conference
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
Late Bulletins

San Francisco. Calf, Oct I3.
-R0scoe G. ArbdcaIe entered
a plea here today of moi gull
fy7 10 the Charge OF maBslaBgb-
ter filed against him in eeR-
nectiOn with the death OF Miss
Virginia Isappe. Afbuckle's
trial vas set for Nov. I.
washington. Oct. I3.-Unit-
ed Press THE National Tn
employment conference was
split wide open today On the
question CT recommending wage
cuts.
The split came when employ
er members Of the conference
presented 4 statement decllr-
ing that Wsge5 must come Down
hand in hand with prices.
Graham, Texas. Oct. Ia
UNITED press.)-AppTOximate-
IL fifty buildings were wiPed
ont in a fire which ragged IN the
main business section of Elias
siIse. few miles south Of here
early teday, according TO word
brought here by men who were
aa the scene during the blaze.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
FORD DECLARES
HAS CURE FOR
JOBLESS WOES
He viii Teach u. S.
Something If GiUen
Muscle Shoals.

Copyright, 1921, by United Press. }
Cincinnati. Ohio, Oct. 13.-"If the
government will let me have Mus
Gle Shoals. I'll teach Il something
about solving Unemployment prob
lens"
Henry Ford, automobile manu-
facturer and owner of the Detroit,
Toledo and Ironton Railroad, made
that statement in an exclusive in
terview here prior to his departure
for West Virginia coal fields We'd
nesday night.
Jobs for AL
There are jobs in this country
for every man who wants to work, "
he said.
I'VE have shown this country
something about employing men
but that is only a start to what We
can do at Muscle Shoals; isn't it
gentlemen" as he turned to his
son, Edsel, and three executives.
The Muscle Shoals plant was es-
tablished by the government dur
ing the war for manufacture of nj
trate. Ford has offered TO take
over the establishment to manufac-
ture fertilizer, but his offer has not
been accepted.
May Buy Second R z.
Although his party is not con-
cerning itself with negotiations for
purchase of other railroad lines
Ford announced that his secretary
was to consult with officials of the
Cincinnati, Milford and Blanchester
Traction line.
"If the figure is right, l have
told my secretary to notify officials
of the road that l would be inter
ested," he said. The road would
be converted into a branch of the
Detroit, Toledo and lronton road
B. H. Kroger. one of the princi-
pal owners of the c. NJ. 6, B. trac-
ton line, announced today that
Ford had an option on the road
Plans "AII Ford Road"
Copyright, 1891, uy United Press
New York, Oct, 13-The possibil-
itv of an all Henry Ford railroad
extending from Detroit to Mobile
was seen today by railroad men in
)
United Press that he had secured
an option on the Cincinnati, Mil
ford and Blanchester, which gives
his Detroit, Toledo and Ironton an
entrance to Cincinnati
If Ford obtains title to the great
Muscle Shoals plant in northern
Alabama, it is believed to be his
plan to secure an all Ford direct
rail connection between Detroit
and Muscle Shoals, with a southern
extension to Mobile, which will
give the auto manufacturer a di-
rect line from his plants at Detroit
to tidewater at the gulf, tapping
his West Virginia coal properties
the Muscle Shoals plant and the
Birmingham iron and steel dis.
districts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
NEHF PITCHES GIANTS TO PENNANT. 10
AWeek-End
of Big Football for
Tri-City Fans

The Argus viii give the fans Of the tri-cites
ing played in the middle west Saturday and Sun
day on The Argus football board on Second ave-
nue.. On Saturday the Illinois-Iowa game at
Iowa City will be exhibited play by play on The
Argus board, and Sunday afternoon the indie
announced yesterday, will be offered to the fans.
Arrangements were made this morning for
special wire on the Iowa field and the game will
be covered by The Argus sporting editor, j. L.
cal interest in the Ilinois-Iowa game is espec-
tally keen, owing to the fact that Paul Anderson,
former high school star, and Otto Vogel of Dav-
export, are playing with Illinois, while Daven-
port is represented on the Iowa eleven by Alex
Lindsay
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
M'CRAW MEN WIN GAME
AND SERIES AS H0YT
TAKES FIRST BEATING
Bancroft Scores Winning Run in First Inning; Rest
of Game Is Pitchers Battle; Ruth, Batting
for Pipp in Ninth, Grounds Out
SCORE BY INNINGS
NATIONALS ....,.1 o O o o 0-1 o
AMERICANS 49,. @ O 0 O O O o x-O l
Batteries-Nehf and Snyder; Hoyt and Schang

Press John McGraw's Giants became the baseball
monarchs of the United States here this afternoon
when they defeated the New York Yankees, one to
nothing, in the eighth and decisive game of the worlds
series.
Roger Peckinpaugh, the Gibralter of the Yankee
infield fell down in the first inning and paved the
way for the Giants only rum Waite Hoyt the Brook
lyn boy was jointly responsible for the victory of
the Giants. Hoyt put the winning the bases,
when he walked Bancroft. Peck then messed up
Keys grounder and then Bancroft the
plate with the run.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
FILE SUITS
TO RECOVER
STATE Cash
Brundage Action Names
Small, Sterling, Rus
sci and Others.

Chicago, Oct. 13.-Suits to recov-
er sums of money alleged to be due
the state of Illinois Will be filed at
Springfield within the coming week
against state treasurers for several
years back, it was announced by
Attorney General Edward J. Brun-
dage today.
Charge Interest Withheld.
The suits will charge that inter
est on public funds have been with
held and the defendants will in
clude Governor Len Small, Lieu
tenant Governor Sterling and An
drew Russell auditor of public ac-
counts, all former treasurers.
Mr.. Brundage declined to name
the amounts to be named in the
suits or the number of defendants
to be named Treasurers for sew
eraI terms would be included, he
said.
Bondsmen for each of the state
treasurers will also be made party
defendants.
Indictments Delay Action.
An accounting will be asked,
showing the disposition of every
cent received by the treasurers.
The suits have been in the process
of preparation for several months,
but were held up when action was
taken recently, resulting in the in
dictment of Governor Small, Lieu
tenant-Governor Sterling and Yer
non Curtis, president of the Grant
Park Gll) Trust & Savings bank.
William ]. Ryan, Jr.. of Danville
another former treasurer, also will
be included in those named by the
suits for recovery, it was said. He
was elected to Office in 1912. Mr.
Russels election followed in 1914
and Governor Small and Lieuten-
ant Governor Sterling were elected
successfully in 1916 and 1918 Mr.
Russell also held a term beginning
in 1908 and Governor Small a term
beginning in 1904.
Try Small ESy. II
Waukegan, Ill, Oct. 13.-(United
Press Representative of Gov
ernor Len Small and those who
will prosecute him on the charge
of alleged embezZling of state funds
today tentatively set Nov. as the
date of his trial.
Governor Small was granted a
change of venue from Sangamon
county to Lake county on agree
ment of counsel
1t is expected that the state cap
ital will be moved to Waukegan
during the trial, which promises to
be long and drawn out.
State fflcials, acting in an advis-
ory capacity to the governor. plan
to accompany him here and stay
during the trial.
Verne Curtis, banker, will be
tried with. Governor Small.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
"The Lineup
tBy United PreSS.b
mn ~, ,1EEHtUsa aaN yEg-h,E,

GREAT BRITAIN (frObaDle1s
David Lloyd George, premier.
Arthur James Balfour, ap
pointed.
Lord Lee, first lord admiral
ty, appointed.
George Pearce, Australia, ap-
pointed.
w. F. Massey, premier of
New Zealand, and
Sir Robert Borden, Canada
One of the latter will prob
ably be appointed.
The British delegation will
have six members.
FRANCE (0ficiaD.
Premier Aristide BRAND.
Rene ViEiani, former premier.
Admiral Sarraut.
Ambassador Jusserand.
ITALY (PTObablel.
DR.. Schanzer
| Rolandi RiCci, ambassador TO
| Washington.
AlbertiHi Media. delegate to
| League of Nations
| JAPAN.
Ambassador Shidehara, ap-
| pointed.
Baron Admiral Kato, ap-
pointed
Prince Tokugdwa. president
of the japanese house OF peers,
appointed.
| Others may be appointed.
| CHINA.
Dr. ". Yen. chief. appointed
Chow Tztchi, former minister
of finance. appointed.
Wang Tashieh. leader pro-
! gressiYe party China, appointed.
DR.. NJ. T Liang. former for
eign minister, appointed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
GERMAN MARK
HITS NEWLOW

New York. Oct. 1S.-fBy United
Press. The German mark made a
new record low al .0O71 in the for
eigu exchange market here today.
TIE quotation was .00104 lower
than the closing quotation Of yes
terday.
The entire foreign exchange list
was weak. Lire. .0SS0. of .0o18:
francs. OTIS, cff 0016: sterling.
sS.S4z.. of cents; Danish kro-
men, 1888, OF .0012.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13
ALLIES PICK
ENJOYS TO
ARMS MEET
Lloyd George to Head
Rritons, Premier BRAND
Leads French.

London, Oct 13.-United Press.l
Lloyd George will attend the
Washington Limitation of arms con-
ference, remaining in the United
States six weeks, unless unexpect-
ed developments in the Irish situa-
ton prevent, it was authoritatiYely
stated today.
1t was reported the prime minis
ter would sail on Nov. D.
Paris, Oct. 13.-(By the Assoeiat-
ed Press.J-The cabinet today Off
cially completed the French dele
CATION to the Washington confer
enCe on limitation OF armaments
and far eastern questions. Former
Premier Viviani will be second to
Premier BRAND, Senator Albert
Sarraut and NJ. Jusserand, French
ambassador to the United States,
completing the delegation
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-13

YANKEES-Hoyt fouled out to
Kelly. Fewster fouled to Kelly.
Peck walked Miller forced Peck,
FTisch to Rawlings.
NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO Err
RORS.
SIXTH INNING.
GIANTS-(Umpfre Chill sent
Coach Burkett from the Giants
bench; also Toney and Douglas }
Meusel got single over second.
Meusel was out, stealing, Schang
to Peck. Rawlings got a single into
right Snyder struck out. Nenf
fouled TO Baker.
NO RUNS. TWO HITS, NO Err
RORS.
YANKEES Meusel lined out to
Rawlings. Bancroft threw Out
Pipp. Bancroft threw out Ward.
NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO Err
RORS.
SEVENTH INNING.
GIANTS Burns walked. Ban
croft struck out Frisch flied out
to Meusel. Fewster robbed Young
of hit, taking his long fly in deep
left.
NO RUNS. NO HITS. NO Err
RORS.
YANKEES Baker fouled out to
F'risch. Schang flied out to MeuseI'
Hoyt singled over Nehf's head
Rawlings took Fewster's grounder
and touched second, retiring the
side.
NO RUNS, ONE HIT. NO Err
RORS.
EIGHTH INNING.
GIANTS-Kelly whitfield Meuse
grounded out to Pipp, unassisteo
Ward threw out Rawlings
NO RUNS. NO HITS, No Eft
RORS.
YANKEES Rawlings threw ou'
Peck. Miller flied out to Burns
Meusel struck out
NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO Elk
RORS.
NINTH INNING.
GIANTS-Baker threw out Sny-
der. Nehf famed. Hoyt threw ou'
NO HITS, NO RUNS. NO ER,
RORS.
YANKEES-Ruth batted for Pipp
Ruth grounded out to Kelly, unas
sisted. Ward walked. Rawlings
threw out Baker at first and ware
was thrown out trying for third
Kelly to Frisch.
! NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO Err
RORS.