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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22
FARMING MUST BE MORE
ATTRACTIVE AND PROFITABLE

The chief factor in making agri-
culture permanent is that the social
educational recreational and business
opportunities shall equal those of The
city or town. Farming must become
sufficiently profitable that the farm
cr can reasonably expect to amaSs as
much wealth as his fellows in the
city. If this opportunity does not cx-
| lSt the number of farmers will con-
tlnue to decrease and the type of men
lett in this industry will not equal
those that have brought the American
farme rto his present high status of
leading the globe from the standpoint
of per capita output. Progressive
evolution in agriculture probably
means that the unit of production
must develop sufficiently to make a
specialization in labor possible that
will comr ire favorably with that of
| other industries.
The farmers life offers the great
est opportunity for expression of in
dividuality that exists in any voca-
ton. Matters of personality, Of cili-
cheney, and Of organizing and business
ability are more directly expressed
IN the returns he receives and in the
direct sense of accomplishment he cX-
perlcnccS that in any other line of en-
deavor The man who is alert, quick
| wideawakc and obscrvant, is more
completely appreciated that in any
other industry, for he must discover
his needs and gain his rewards
through close association with each of
the manifold phases of Nature. There
is no one to tell him the things to do
himself, and his direct measure of his
own results are the chiefest Of his re-
wards.
Nevertheless many improvements
in the housing and social conditions
of the farm must take place. The
standards of the city with its home
convcnlcncnS and labor saving devices
must be made available to the house
wife and her family. Their need for
companionship must be met by i'm
proved social conditions.
The war developed a very faccacious
| argument in many branches of indus
try through the assurance Of cost Of
production plus. a certain profit on
government war contracts. 1t has
given many industries, not excluding
farming, the idea that they are cntit-
led to profit on everything they do
regardless of tEcir efficiency or the
demand for their product The old
economic fact that profits do not come
unless a demand for products exist,
is ignored.
1t is only by treating agriculture
as national industry run along
strictly business lines that the neccs-
sary profits will be assured. The
growing of crops must be oc-ordinat-
ed with the demands for farm pro-
ducc, Just as a manufacturing con
ccrn adjusts its output to the growth
of its sales organization. The great
disadvantage is that agriculture is or
ganiZcd on the small unit basis, but
with the proper study Of the prob
lem, and with Il constantly growing
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22
ABOUT CALCIUM ARISEN ATE

Clemson College, June 20.-Thc u.
:. Delta Laboratory, Tallulah, La,
continues to analyze samples of cal
cum arscnatc on condition that
these samples be forwarded by the
county agents of the respective coun-
ties. Attention is directed therefore
that all farmers who desire to have
sample of calcium arsenatc analyzed
should get in touch with their county
agents. The u. S. Delta Laboratory
requires that sampling card be fill
cd out and forwarded with the ship
ment. These cards, as well as in
structlons for sampling, may be sccur-
ed through the county agent, the u. S.
Delta Laboratory, Tallulah, La. or
The Extension Service, Clemson Col
lcge, S. G..
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22
mob LYNCHES NEGRO
after LONG SEARCH
Makes Confession of Criminally AS.
saulting White Woman.
PLEAS TO DESIST
STRIKE DEAF EARS
Crowds From Several Parties Join in
Hunt Near Plum Branch. Victim
Made to Climb Tree Near Scene
of Crime. Thousands of Shots
Fired

Mccormick, June 19.--The posse
which yesterday morning began the
hunt for Herbert Quarlcs, negro,
charged with criminally assaulting a
white woman, one mile west of Plum
Branch, caught the negro at o'clock
this afternoon and put him to death
There were probably two thousand
men in the search. The negro was
found hiding under some brush,
about fifteen miles from the place
where he committed the crime and
about one mile from where he was
raised. When those finding him
were in about ten feet Of him, he
jumped up out of the brush, holding
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

intelligence among farmers, organiza-
ton will be as feasible as anywhere
III our citizenship. Farmers will then
confer oftener with the industries SO
closely related to their business. and
understand the problems as whole
rather than mcrel vas the problems of
the farmer. VI
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22

AS a rule, the negroes of McCor-
mick county are polite and obliging
and quite a number took part in the
search for the negro. There is no
feeling whatever between the whites
and negroes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-06-22
GERMICIDE, DIP and DISINFECTANT KEEPS
OFF BOIL WEEVIL SAYS TEXAN


The following q
Watkins Germicidc,
benefit of those would
Three of out
the following idea the boil OF
He said this time the weevil had of at
least onehalf bale to the a bloom
Then he Watkins Gcrmicide, pandD
fectant follows Six tablespoonfuls of to
gallons of water He stirred it up thoroughly then
dipped an old soft sack the water, rung
out but not dry, tied it to his culvaor
the cotton, wettng the sack often
the Dip gets under the leaves and the
weevls and all other This
his field. His field is between only
wire fence separating them The
Dip got IL bales off % acres; the
pounds in the seed while the had to
about 800 pounds to make bale.
think the best t is to a sack,
to the cultivator so will drag the good
and then tic a small bucket under of the
tivator with small hole in it it will
sack all the time. Last farmers had patches
side by side irrigated land. One used Watkins Dip
and gathered three bales from three acres the
got three bales from Ia This is
You will find the Germcde at
lowing places c. A. Harvin Davis Cross Roads;
Turbevlle; Geddings Pinewood.
for Germicidc, Dip
tan in this section and recommend its the
w. r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
xxi.

peter Mart tdmpfte niat mebr
nit ft@ felbft.
sd min Sbner al1o at 6sfem
3ned 6ie Satfa@en mitteilen, bie
Sic nt1en miifen. Dor 1e9sunoz
3pun5ig Sabren beiratete 9err b.
:Senfenberg Elm f9Dnes, aber arr1es
Mdoden. Sic mar Waife uno er
liebte lie febr, obnobl ii9 balo 3eigte,
oab Tie i'm nur Ser 8er1orsung ball
Der genommen bate urb 1i9 ni9t
oas minoefte aug ibm madte. sic
mar eitel, gefaIfu9ttg uno iebr perz
Remembering. Die @be tpuroe nod
ungliidliber, als Elm Rnobe geborerl
mario, ben Der Batter abg0tttf9 1iebte,
oie Mutter aber auf iebe Meife ber=
na9ldfiigte. ST mar fein @af9lap=
pen troB feiner 2iebe gu Ser Jrau.
st pDlte lie 3trtngen, TIRE Mutterz
|pflint al erfIqen, unb ftellte barum
aae Dergniigungen uuf Senfenberg
Elm. SIS gab besbalb man9mal fur9tz
bare 53enen. l1re zines Cages mar
sic gnGoige 5ruu FAINT Dem &leinen,
ser bama1s Elm Sabr alt mar, Derz
|fdpunoen.
Man fprengte natirlih aus, lie
lei al i1ren 8ertpat1oten gereift. OBJ
pobl Re ger feline befdB. Sn Wabrz
felt mar lie nit einem a11oerer1
Marne burdgesangen. Dos &inb
1atte ME tie ielbif hrieb, MIR
mitgenDmr1en, Uni before 59eis
h,.nnshehsndliraer1 II 1rldnnsr UNI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

Dben in ibrem .3immer fab Me=
litta uno i9rteb an Silas 9empel.
y@r 1T es. nnb im CLAUDE, id
f6i;n11te einen @i6 ablegen burauf, 6ab
er ber1elbe 1T, Der als Ni9ter Bel
uns 6dbetm nobnte. Sd tat, pie
sic mir befoblen, Bel Ser 8sgegnung.
Mls i9 feline Mebnli9feit NIT ei11em
,8efanrter" erpGbrte, ladbte ct 1ebr
ber3lih. rDas 1T tptrtli9 tomif9".
fagte er bann, rtiir3lib tam in Mten
Elm %pil6frember Menfh gu mir un6
bebuuptete, i1 fei Elm Dr. Mibter
49, ib muB alfo entf9s6en ipirfltd
einer Doppelgduger bubeu!!" Mid
tdufhte Ct aber tpeber burh bieie
Morte nod 6urh 6ie l1nbefansenz
bit, nit Der ct mid anfab, als i9
urertpartet ins 3immer trat. lleber
fem 2eben in @enfenberg farn i9
11idts berinten, als baB Der alt.
SER i'm mod nidt empfai1ge1 bat
llno Ct feline freie 3eit mil botariz
i1er @tuoier aibringen fon ID
er3diibblte profper geftern. Cine Be
merfu1g glduhe i6 borbir ger1uht
au haben: DbppbI ct duBerIi9 iebr
ber3lin nit feinem Better Dertebrt,
Ias i'd bod III ieiinen fiiblen srdllerI
Misen, als e ih unbeDbuntet glatlbs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

te, bag gegenteil boz Trsunofha1t.
Mts ging e Sbnen neulih in 5enz
tenberg2 Semano er5dblte, Sic hit.z
ten Die balbe Nnht Eel Dem alien
Serrn Derbradt? SIT oas mDglif2
Warum f9reiben sic mir nih!2
DreiSage fin0 ieitbem bersangen uro
i9 brenne bod bor Nengierbe!! Menn
ib etpas Neues gu melben babe, fperz
oe i4 es Sbnen an Die angegebene
Moreife mitteilen. Sir beute abieu
id muB MIDI nun oo9 pieber llnz
ten aeisen. SO"
Sic foubertierte, fieselte our 8or<
Ii6t unb aorehterte an 9errn Mfz
pbonfe NDotn, 9otel our 4rone, praz
9attb."
Na9oem lie Sen 8rief eigenbdnbig
in ben Poitteutel eetan, begub lie ii6
in Ben Yart.
Melitta fam geraOe 5ure9t, I'M
Sic 8erabi6ieoung ser beioen Sem
fenterger @ettern mit5umoGen.
vWollen mir ned einen fleinen
MISUNDERSTANDING MAIDEN, 2ifa?"
fraqte fte bann ibren 99uBling.
na9oem lie nieoer aqein iparen.
Mber 2iia bate feline Suit. Sic
mar beritimmt, oaB Brofper Eeute
1etnem Better 5uliebe 10 friib fort
gemuBt uno battle uberoies ihrer Mutz
ter peripro@en, elm paar @@lafr0de
an5uprobteren.
r9u nirif 9u nobl aaein geben
miifen, Qiebfte! Mber tpenr 81 tpiez
oerfommft, bann min ib Dir bafir
Elm groBes @ebetmnis anbertrauen!!"
f6loB lie nit idelmii6em Mugenz
5Dinfern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02
XXIII.

.sMnn, ipis ssiaMrt R;r meift Better
,yeliir21 rdgte grofpsr b. Nooenba6
einise Gage pdter feline gruut, als
tie I'M Npdrf langidm alf uno ab5
.ginsen. ndbreno pie gornpi1 ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

8ett, neben Dem ein sifdfen nit
8ii6ern ftano.
8isber bate peter Marf fein
Mort ~sefprodeu. SEPT aber iaete
ct, sen Mrmleu9ter auf sen Slid
lteleno unb ben Gait betummert am
1ebenb:
.Mas lit oenn gei9eben2 M6, lie<
Der 6err, 1aaen Sic mir bod Die
Wabrbeit Sic feben 70 ern1t aus,
unb mein armer 9err unten . es
miro bod nihts 5dlimmes borgez
fallen fein anif6er Sbnen2"
nNein! Nur etpas @eltfames,
Murf!!" l1n6 Ct eradb1te Sem unrubig
aufbor6enoen Diener, mas fi9 begez
ben bate.
r&0nnen sic fi@ sic @a6e ertldz
ren?" i9loB er. .Warum min Ser
alte 9err ni9t glet6 1agen, mem ct
Die Srgebdnge CAB ober Derfaufte2
@arum glaubt ct, oaB ie am @runz
be hes Mtlanti59en Sseans liegen
miiKen?"
Mart i9nieg.
so re6en Sic bod, Marf! Sd
miBte 6o6 Elm Soiot 1ein, penr i9
nibt merfte, oaB ga Elm @ebeimnis
6abinter ftedt."
reSSa, es qi5t ems! Mber th bin
nt9t bere9tigt, bapor gu 1preben,
tpenn mein 9err es 1i9t tun ptG,"
CAB Marf our Mntnort.
rM4, l1niinn! sic b0rten ia 1elbit,
Dab ct es mir fagen min, tpenn th
ibm Die 0brgebdnae bringe. Gs grtff
ibn nur beute gu febr an"
rOann muB du9 i@ tparten."
rMber Menf6 be0enfen sic 6o6
es liegt bielei@t Sbrem 9err11
geraoe febr biel oarar, oab er oie
Otnger mteber befpmmt."
.Das t0nnte mobl 1ein..
rMlfo! l1nb ih fann tie linn ni9t
perf9affen, ebe i9 ni9t tlar febe.
9enn .bas 9ing bat einen 6afen.
Momentan in6 lie 10 gut tpie unperz
fduflt9. Sic liegen ndmlt9 BEL Sc
rt4t 6eponiert, ga Ser als ibr 8e=
flyer be3ei6nete Men19 bon ibnen
nt9ts tptfen min un6 auBeroem 6es
Mor6es angeflagt it,"
nWie betBt Ser Mann?"
r@isler!"
Scr Name 1T mir gidn3li@ unbez
fannt. Mie f0nnen lie in 1einen 8efik
sefommen fein2"
r@ine alte Srau ra11ens Mabl
bate fte in @%ernabrung."
.Mu5 oieien Mamen babe i9 ME
seb0rt."
r8egreifen sic nun, 6aB mir es
nur be%rausbrtngen f0rnen, penn
mir S9ritt fir @9ritt 6en Meq
berfolgen, Den Ser @9mud ge1pmz
men bat? Wir nifen nur bic IeBter1
betoen Snbaber. Sn menen 6Gnbe11
mar er friiber2 Sir mIHen benin an
bern @nbe anfungen, 6a Grau Mabl
tot 1T. Wer befaB 6ie Sbrgebdnge
3uerft, na9oem lie @enfenberg perz
lafen batten2"
Der Diener i6pieg uro ftarrte
ftumm 5u 8ooen.
rMen19 Sic fms BOD Elm
treuer Diener uno molten ssbres
Germ 8eftes! @lauben Sic, SAB er
ieBt, tpo er neiB, Sic @4mudjfude
liegen ni9t auf Dem @run6e oes
S3eans, Rube bahen miro, ebe er
mebr netB2 @be er le tpieber
BATE"
Marf bob aufbor@enb ben Ropf,
SIS 1T pabr", murn1elte er, uer
miro neoer &oft nod Rube baben
ieBt ~ Die alte Mngf miro tauienoz
fa4 in ibm auffteben.
@r fab 9empel feft an.
Isle baben re9t - oieie @ade
muB aufgetldrt tperoen! @an3 flar
uno Big auf Ben leBten punft! un6
atpar 10 raid als m0glib!" fagte er
febr befttmmt.
rDann tretben Sic feline urr1iiBe
@ebetmnisfrdmeret. SIR !6err
brau9t ME gu erfabren, tpober ib
ben 0inf erbielt, un6 ieoenfaIs bin
t4 Gentleman genlq, I'm frernoe Sc
betmntfe nt9t bor frem6en Obren
aus5upoiaunen. Sd brau9e lie le=
6igli@ fir midi, UNI in aner @tiGle
aus5ufori9en, ob unb pel9e Re9te
anbere on bic @4mudftIds baben."
XXI.
% on 90. M. u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

Wdbreno Merittu lansfam einen.
bibi9en Sel6neg ent1ang ging, Der
in tpeitem 8ogen iiber Maguerrns
Suit CUR QunoftraBe fiibrte, oante lie
barber na9, mas fir Elm .@ebeimz
mis-" 2tfa tDobl bas<n fDnnte. Mber
es ftel ibr ab1olllt nibts Elm.
Damn oa9te lie an 9smpe1 un0
punberte fi9 INNER mebr iiber feline
unii6tbarfeit unb fein @tinf9neiz
gen.
Matirli6 tpa1 fem 8erba9t in be-
aug auf 9errn b. @enfenberg falfh
genefen. Mber irarum bate ct ibr
6ies ntdt mitqeteilt9
Menn er tpie6er abgsrsiit mar,
bdtte ct ibr 6o9 cine u1bere MorefIe
angeben mii1en.
Sic bei@loB, auf ie6en 6on fiG gu
bergeptRern, Oh er fem 3inn1er in
Der 8rone beibebalten ooer aufgegez
ben bate.
Gin 0orpano 6n3u IieB ii9 1eib.
finoen. Die Burpnin bate 1ie 5bpr
einmal erfuht ibr gelegentli1 @pi
gen ii Prud9utttB 5u befDrqen. Das
1olIte morgen gefheben. Sci oieier
@elegenbeit brau9te lie barn 11lr
our9 einen sSSurgen in Der Rrone ra9
9errn &o6in fragen 3u Iafen.
Ser Wege, Sen lie ging, nar6 inn
mer etn1amer. Mber Melitta ba6te
gar nt6t 6aran, ii9 gu furbten.
Die @egen6 ringsum, bas puBte lie.
mar b0nig ii@er. Sc CAB tpe6er 6az
brifen nod @eiin6el in biefen ftiIent
Walotdlern, nur file unb 90 ei11
@9loB, etnen Weiler o6er ein3elne
8auernaehDfte.
SEPT bog, ser Meg 5pii@en SID
t%engruppen unb S9onu11gen linfs
gegen sic breite 2anoitrabe ab. @ez
ra0e an Ser 8tegung lag Elm berlaFe<
ner Steinbru9 nit elmer alien 6iitte,
Die friber bon Wegarbeiterr betDDbnt
getpefen fem fonte, iebt aber felt LAM
GET 3eit f@on unbeniBt un6 ber=
iGlohen mar.
Der 50r!ter Ron Sentenberg bate
ibr etnmal er5db!:t, 6aB Der Stein<
bru@ gu 9errn b. MaguerrDs Bee
fiB gebDre, uno tpeger gu geringen
GrtrGsnthes ni9t mebr betrisben
tperoe.
Mls Melitta ii9 nun 6iefer @tene
ndberte, eritaunte fie nimt penig,
beute Stimmen aus Ser often itebenz
ben 9iitte gu b%ernebmen.
SAT- gleih3ettig erblidte iie einen
fem getletoeten 6errr,. Der heraustrat,
unb erfunnte troB Ser @%ntfernuns
- 6err1 b. 2aban6al.
Snftinftib frat lie nod tiefer In
ben S9atten Der 6i9ten, 6ie lie gez
gen Die @iitte gu berbargen, uno oies
mar gut, oenn 2apanba!s 8lide gilt
ten fpdbenb lpesauf unb zab, ebe ct
iid Der 2anotrcBe 5u~tpanb:.n6 entz
fernte.
melittas Sers tlopfte laut uno
~aufgeregt.
8as fonte 6as bebeuter2 2obarz
sal mar ia bor fur3em nit profper
mad @entenbers beimgetsbrt2 Egr
muBte ft9 bon bort fofort ipieber
bierber begeben bcben.
,Wo3u9 Wer nobnte in Der bisber
DerlaFenen !9itte?
9empels Mttteiiunsen fielen ibr
Elm.
Denn e iener entfeblihe @rauba-t
mere. e
sic f9uuoerte untpiQtarli@ auz
Ianmerl u1b iiber!egte, ob lie niht5
lieber ben garaen langen Weg 3uriid
MAIDEN follte, aI1ftatt bier roriber gu
3eben. 5
SIN nddfen: Mugenblid Iddelte
lie iiber fid feI5ft. Die Sir ser
6itte bntte Id abermdls geDffnet
uno cine inahre MiBgehurf bon Ell
mem Menfnen bumpelte miibfelig berz
nus, I'm iid in eir,em bafb3erbrodez
men 5opf Wafer aus Dem nahen
|eaa 3l holel.
(5Ortissung foIgt).
gssssssS AaaIs sssss @ssaa4ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-06-02

beute gum eriten Miale auf Muuerberg
erf9ienenen 9errn b. 2abaacal oas
gepd9sbaus 5eigte.
80, sana gut. Gr f6etnt Elm iebr
METER, b1fliner iurger Mann" anti
tportete 2ifa ettpas 5eritreut.
rS6 brau9e aber boffentli4 nt9t
eiferiu9tig gu peroen9"
30 rein."
nDu muBt ndmli6 ipiFen, baB
th 1ebr ftarte Mnlasen gum 9tbello
in mir berfpire, felt i@ Did fenne!'
,Wirtli9?1
nSamobl! Mber @9er3 beiieite
H. 1T es ni6t ungerebt un6 t0rt6t
bon Onfel Soa6tm, Dem arn,en Sc
liz INNER nod nt6t gu seitatten,
bab er 1i9 linn per1Dnli9 borfteqt?
Dem Neffen! Dem gaH, ben Ct
bod f9lieBli@ felbft eingelaben bat,
penn au9 nur auf befen oirette
Bite! IS 1T einfa@ ung1aubli@ UNI
b0fli6!!"
r@eniB."
rprofper b1ieb iteben uno brad in
Qa9en aus.
80 nein" mn rMirfli6", ~ Sc
milf" man fanr Bel @ott ni9t
peniger re6feltg fem a1s Du beute,
2tia!! l1nb bi{t bod 1onit 70 Elm
fuBes 9lappermdul9en! Was baft
9u 6enn rur?"
Qt1a ipurbe rot.
rS9b2 @ar ni9ts!" T.
uno Damn tat iie etpas edit
Weiblides: tie 6rebte ben 5pteb
UNI uno begann ibm @orpirfe gu
MAIDEN.
rWarum 1T ct fog Weil ibr aGe
eu6 feline l1nfreun6li9tetten gefalz
len laBt! Weil Sbr Geigling unb
feline Mdnner feb! Gum 8eifpiel
9u. Warum baft 9u ni9t zines
Sages gang einfa@ gu mir geiagt:
Go nun TONNE nit mir, 6amit it
Did Dem Sntel enolt9 borz
ite1e, ob er mag ooer ni9t! Denn
l9lieBlt4 tann ct uns oo@ ni9t frefz
1en!"
Profper NOR erit 10 berbliifft, 6ab
er feline rfanfte blonde 5eentDnigim"
nte er 2ta nannte, gang itumm am
1%tarrte.
Damn murmelte ct Fairy queen
9u fQr111t dIfD duh @dr1fnen<
preoigten balten, tpie anoere irotfae
5rauen2"
rNatarli@. Das beibt, tpen1 e.
iein mub."
Limb biesmal -"
rMuBte es fem. Sanobl. 9enn
id febe nirfli6 nt@t Elm, mas Detn
Snfel i6 gu drgern bat, neil ntr
einanoer lieb baben. 9u pin1t i'm
ni4t beerben, bdngft ni9t bon tim
ab tpas gebt es i'm alfo iberz
Gaupt an?"
nWeiBt Du, mas i9 CLAUDE 2iiag
9aB ct in ieiner eigenen Ste biel=
leidt ni@t 10 glidli9 mar, als man
oenftg @ntf9ie6en bat er Elm @orz
urtetl gegar oas gauge neibli9e Sc
i6le4t man muB ibm Der5ei=
ben. .
r@ebr gut! Mls ob 6as Elm Milz
berungsgrun6 tpdre! Sang, i'm Sc
genteil! Damn erit re9t mub mar,
i'm zines 8eferen belebren! Sd
tperbe oas Bel nd9fter @elegenbeit
tun."
rDiefe @elegenbeit oa5u min er
Dir ia eben ni9t geber1 uno 10 intro
es pobl elm frommer Wun19 bleiz
ben"
Sin balb beluitigter, balb mitleioi=
ger 8ltd aus 2ifas en3ianblauen
Mugen treifte i'm.
80 pie 6umm ibr MGrrrer 6o@
man6mal feib!!"
r2ifa'", TieB i,9 in biefem Mugen.
Bid Der 8aronin Stimme ta6elni
binter bei6en pernebnen. rMie tannf
Du 11ur. /. ]"
6err b. Qapan6al Iadte laut auf
nQl6, laHen Sic Sbre So4ter boob
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The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Shea May Pitch the Fifth
Game of Series for Giants

Yankees Tomorrow" we ventured,
whereat McGraw replied: 'well. It may
oe Nehf. but that's not certain. may
decide TO use Pat Shea. The youngster
is In great form and have an idea that
his style would beat the Yankees. He
has lot of stuff and a lot of speed and
great curve bail. He would give his
ieft arm to 60 In there--and he may be
the man"
McGraw no doubt feels that winning
with shea would give the Giants a very
strors position and enSble them to come
back with Nehf the next day, with
roncy. Barnes and Douglas In the off
ing. Certainly MoGraw now appears to
be the better equipped for pitchers. Bob
Shawkey apparently Is out Of considera-
ton for another start. so It is Hoyt and
Harrer for the Yanks. with Mays next
In order. II Huggins is forced TO send
IN a strong relief his plans will be shot
to pieces
MeGraw was ful OF praise of Douglas.
Phil ritched even n better game than
he did In the opener. He had every
thing to-day. That splitter and his curve
ball had the Yankees going all the time.
AS for Mays. 4 was only question
when the Giants would get to him. They
were hitting him all along, but not hit
ting him just right. That eighth inning
rally waa bound 20 como. have every
right 20 expect victory tomorrow. and
victory In the series. We have the strong
er position now"
This club Is getting superb pitching
and II Is hitting when It has to hit"
said Hughey jennings. I'VE had n hard
time getting started to-day. but that
snashup on Mays was as sure as any
thing ever was sure. Ho could not keep
The New York herald., 1921-10-10

forced Schang at second, Rawlings 10
Bancroft The latter In an attempt 10
complete double play threw low past
f'rst base and Mays reached second on
the error. Miller was Douglass eighth
strikeout victim. No runs. one hit.
Ninth Inning.
GlANTS-Mays threw out Young.
kelly's first hit of the series was a
double to left field. Emil Meusel singled
solidly to left. scoring Kelly with the
Giants fourth run. On Schang's per-
'ect throw to Peck Meusel was caugh,
stealing. Rawlings popped a Texas
Lacquer to right for single Snyder
fiied to Ward. One run, three hits.
YANKEES-Rawlings threw out Peck,
Ruth hit home run over the far cor.
ner of the right field stands. Bob Meu-
sci fouled 10 Sayder Douglas SHARED
Pipp's bounder and then trotted to first
'ase Tor the put out, the batter making
no attempt to run out the hit. One run.
one hit
The New York herald., 1921-10-10
Anderson Beats Bowman
and Retains Tennis Cup

Frederick c. Anderson won his second
'eg on the Castle Point tennis 'ngies
cup by defeating Herbert L. Bowman
on the Hoboken Tennis Club courts yes
terday In the final round OF the annual
tournament The score was 6---2. ca.
3--6, 6--3.
Late last month Anderson and Bow
man had been halted by darkness when
their match had gone five long sets with
the score sail In the last division of
play. Yesterday Anderson proflted by
Bowman's lack OF control in the frst
two SETS In the latter half of the match
Bowman threatened seriously, his severe
service and hard low driving keeping
Anderson on the defensive for while.
bit Anderson retook the aggressive In
the fourth set. stormed the net and won
with comfortable margin TO spare.