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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-06
CiocniTi lntre polite 81
grevisti
MlNlERn DIN ANGLIA NJ CEDEAZA
LLOYD GEORGE APL1cA MAsURI DRAsTIcE

Parlamentul dlScutat All tOa-
ia ziua situatia fara insa ca sd Fl
luat vre-o masura. Premierul
Lloyd George declarat in came
ra ca dorinta sa de ajunge la
o intelegere Gu grevistii asa ca
interesele mattel sd iu sufere nj
mic. Pima in ziua de 81 Martie gu
vernul avut 0 perdere de un
million lire sterline saptam1nal GU
controlul minelor. Starea aceasta
MI mai poate dura: minele tre-
buiesc puse pc baza economical
Guvernul va face tot eel sta in
putinta pentru ca proprietarii 81
minierii sd ajunga la o intelegere,
dar acesti din urma trebuiesc sa
dele tot sprijinul guvernului 81 sd
Sc sabtina de la distrugerea mine
lor. Ell are speranta ca ambele
particle Sc vor reuni 81 vor dis.
cuta modalitatile, intelegerii.
Sir Robert Horne declarat In
casa comunelor ca situatia mul'
mai serioasa de cat cum S ar f
presintat in alte timpuri. Angli;
tocmai parasit iarna critica il
care la success sa Sc apropie dt
viata normala. :. O astfel de lOvi
tura in viata economical in mo
mentele aceste poate Fl desas
truoasa. Greva aceasta poate adu
ce resultatul nedorit ca, carbuni
americani, carl prima data apa1
pc pietile americana in cantitat'
mare, sd ieie locul carbunilor en-
glezi, ce ar fl desastruos chial
pentru minierii grevisti. Del;
uncle tari au 81 facut mari co
menzi in America negligind car
bunii englezi.
Earl Curzon declara ca aceast,
greva pentru natiunea englez;
0. Sinucidere.
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GERMANIA CUMPARA
NlTRAT

Santiago, Chile, 6 Aprilie. -
'Ministrul de finante facut anunt
eri CD un grup de fermieri ger
mani au facut 0 oferta pentrl
cumpararea $4,000 tone de nj
trat din Chile. Ministrul a decla
rat ca guvernul va face tot posi-
bilul ca sa poata satisface aceste
comenzi.
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BULLETIN.

BULLETIN.
L0NDRA, s Aprilie. - o tele-
grama primita din Dunfermline,
primit& Ia orele 1::30 dimineata,
spune ca la Crowdenbeath situa-
tia foarte critic4. Catra miexul
noptii s'au intimplat 'ciocniri IN
tire muncitori 81 politia care a fost
comandata Ia fata locului. S'au
petrecut scene grozave; muncito-
Ri au respins poitia, care q des-
carcat focuri asupra lor. Stunt mai
multi raniti 81 poate 81 MORT. Gre
vistii au demontat usinels electri-
% aga q orasul in intuneric.
LONDRA, 5 Aprilie. - In Sco-
tia, in orasele miniere, S s'au in
tfmplat ciocniri intre grevisti 81
polite. In Fifeshire, politia a
atacat pe grevisti Gu betele lor
dar grevistii au raspuns Gu aceea
cd au ocupat localul politiei 81 au
anfipt steagul rosu. Apoi au prins
pc vice-directorul minelor care
nh a volt sd sisteze lucrul volun-
tarilOr.
Toate minele de carbuni din
Anglia sunt parasite. Sc asteapta
Gu mare ingrijorare resultatlll Ii
lei de All ca oare muncitorii de la
tren declara-vor greva de sim
patie.
La minele HART Hill, in Edin-
! burgh, 5OO,tie grsviyti au atacat
politia, Cinci politisti 81 multi
civil sunt raniti. In West Ben
har, Scotia, politia asemenea a
fost batuta. In mai multe distric-
tie, grevistii au fortat pc volun-
tari sa paraseasca lucrul 81 au
taiat firele de la telefon.
Guvernul a concentrat tr,tpe in
Kensingtongarden, in districtul
elegant al Londrei.
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AUSTRIA Sc VA UNI Gu
GERMANlA

Paris, 6 Aprilie. L 'informa-
tion primit telegrama din
Zurich in care Sc 'spune ca pan
germanii planlliesc 0 lovitura de
stat voind sa Sc tlneasca Gu Ger
mania. Eli cred ca aliatii vor fl
neputinciosi daca faptul va Fl
implinit 81 nu-i vor putea impe-
deca.
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SEZATOARE LlTERARA
la ERIE, PA.

Nj Sc anunta din. Erie, Pa, Cd
Societatea Romano de Ajutor 81
Cultura "Ulpia Traiana" a orga-
nizat de ziua de 10 Aprilie, Du-
mineca viitosre, la orele 2 p. M,
Sezatoare Literara in Hala pro-
prie, Gu roncursul Societatii
Friends Of Roumania.
Societatea ''Ulpia Traiana" a
hotarit ca intrarea Ia aceasta con-
ferinta Sd fie gratis, ca fiecare
roman 81 romanca din localitate
81 jur 50 poata participa fara nici
cheltuiala.
Indemnam pc cetitorii nostri
din Erie, 81 jur Sd mearga 10 q
ceasta sexatoere literara, ii tot
odata' Sc indemne a pc, altii 50
] mearga, fiindca . organnatd
pentrl toti spre binele Il folosul
tutnror.
ASeinenea sezatori STUNT I'm eve
niment rar IN vista iloastra no
maneascA de pc aceste plaiuri, d
a cari nici I'm roman mar trebu
~ lipsesscx.
\ n. G. n. Pasell, redactorul zia
rnlai nostru find dnvitat din par
tea societAtii. ''Ulpia Traianas
u u parte Il aceasta sezatoare
~ w eonfor,na dorintei societstii
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De ALE zILEI

~ -
Citesc din dSsbaterile Cdmerei
ron,dne, sedinJ0s1ela 9. 9.Mortie a. c.,
urmdtoarcie destdinuiri interesan-
te:
I'D. 1. AtdnasiM dduce la cunos-
tin!a Camerei razM de traffic de
interuentie IN Arciina d-lm depu-
tat LaurehtiA Aq.eo care luat a.
nor fdrani q .ddlM,S n o!aoc-D Dobdco IL
doud rinduri, od6td cdte-o sMtG de
lei 81 a .dOua GARD cate 200 lei de
vagon pentrN ~ ragoane de grdu
'ce trebuiau prOcNrate din judetaM
R0nanati. Cere trimiterea cazului
ip cercetGrea cOmisiunei disciple
mare. .Opositia 81 ~ajoritatea a.
pldudd.
ID. L. Oanea vrea sd rdspundd
dar ridicd impotriua sa vi0lentcle
protestant ale majoritdtW.
"M cele din urmd d. Oanea Sc
adreseazd mdjoritdtW: 100 lei de
uagon u Sc pare prea mult:
(Stupefactie ~ incremenire pc
banca p,inisteriald 81 in n,cintd.)
I'D. Manu- roagd Camera Sc od-
mitd urgenta peatru erannnarea
cdsMlMi. MOI r0ns dd tot cOncursul
pentru clarficarea faptului, imte-
legdnd in cdz cdnd Sc "a fl fdcut
dovada vinoudtiei sd tragem conse-
cintele. Aceledsi cOnsecinte insd
Vi le recomand 81 d-uoastrd, IN ceed.
ce "a priveste.
sd. I. RddNcanu protesteazd
pentru rdpirea timpMlui cu chestil
nsdrwnte" -. 81 asa Sc inchide IN.
cidentM find chestia trdddtorului
Stere la ordined zilei.
Eu, pc cat am cules din toatt
ce-am cetit MAJ sus, MAJ GU seond
pc cdnd am reprod1s, dau drep.
tate Ia toti.
.Foarte bine spNne d. Oanca: Ce
100 lei de vagon " SO pare pret
mali? /? Ce-i in siila de AL 100 de lei
pesatr9 un deputGt, cdnd up,si fri
mar ca sd-ti deschszd nsacazul ca 81
poti scoate un vd0on de pc o lini'
ltrebue sd-i dai dossd de cate 2Os
81 foarte bisss q spas d. Mani,
cd dior cor TRACE consecintele da
So trogd 81 CO.. dsIo gnvern. Notu
raj. Cun,s Else fse scutiti I,
pdrf Doar 81 cesdeIa, guvern sun
democroti 81 decs rssponsabih pen
trn fGptele Tor.
Si d. Rdducen care ma avu
drsptote Sc protssteze pentr4 rd
pireo tinpulai ~ chestii smdrun
|ts'f
B0 bsne cd Nm. ~ fost Gtste,
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Victoria TurciIOT
Situatia primejd . greci-
lor din Asia Minora.
GRECII TRIMIT TRUPE SIX
sALvEZE SITUATIA

tea francesa crede ca grecil STUNT
intr'o o positiune' primejdioasa de
suferi 0 infrangere graya in Asia
Minora.
Rapoarte carl sosesc la Quai
d'Orsay arata ca trupele lui Con-
stantin nu nlmai Cd n 'au reuSit sa
cucereasca EskiShehr dar aripa de
nord armatei grecesti este pre-
sata GU alta tarie de Mustafa Ke-
NAL ca numai un ajutor grabnic
poate scapa pc greci de un dezas-
tru.
Francezii sunt foarte indignant
de rapoartele din Atena carl zic cd
Franta ajutat Intentional pc ma
tionalistii turci, facand Gu eli pace
pc frontul Cicilian, ca sal niles
neasca Sc dispuna de armata de
25, 900 oameni.
S'a raportat astazi ca ministrul
de .externe al Greciei rugat TIA
liza sd intervina ca mediatoare, dar
ministrul .de externe francez n are
cunostinta de acest fapt.
Este interesant a nOta ca ambele
incercari ale grecilor de sdrobi
pc nationalistii turci au fost facu-
te impotriva sfaturilor generation
francezi. Anul trecut la Boulogne,
cand Venizelos s'a oferit sd cnrete
Asia Minora de kemalisti 81 Lloyd
George 81 Millerand au convent,
Maresalul Foch spus. lui Venize-
los ca grecii nu vor Fl in stare sd
faca aceasta, fiindca Grecia n are
0 jumatate million de soldati GU ca
re sa ocupe Anatolia. ~
PARIS, 5 Aprilie. - Telegrame
primite in cercurile oficioase din
Paris confirma complecta oprire
a trupelor. grecesti din sectorul
Brussa, Asia Minora, unde intrea-
ga armata greaca f0st silita sa
sc retraga.
Mobllizarea . trei contingente
aditionale, sc raporteaza din
Grecia, ma dat numarul de SOL
dati care Sc socotise pentru q
noua ofensiva.
! AT'ENA, 6 Aprilie. Comuni
catele turcesti despre o. victorie
desavirsita turceasca i'll sectorul
Brussa 81 1slnid, confirmata iii;
trucat de rapoartele., ,grecesti Cd
''operatiunile au incetat. au adu.
in Atena convingerea ca tara tire
bue sd Sc uneasca intro sfOrtare
suprema pentru victoria finala
ori va perde pc regele Ell, presti
giul Ell 81 nazuintele ei teritoriale
4 lUltimele communicate repeteaza
succesul strategic al statului ma
y jos. Sc zice ca majoritatea trupe
lor elene au fost pc frontul Smir
ma in loc de . Fl in regiunes
Brussa, explic3nd prin aceasta in
fringerea de la Eskicesif.
Sc scoate in evidenta ca kenlal
istii au fost concentrate aproapl
de Eskicesir in loc sd fie concen
trait la Afioun-K Karahissar, Zap
care in cercurile militare de aic
Sc socoteste ca cea mai mare gre
scala q turcilor 81 care poate VI
Fl lovitqra de moarte sperante
.|lor inr' . resistenta Gu success.
/ In acelasi timp So trimis d
/. aici artilerie pentru relnarea une
lnoui offensive.
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"'U|l copi| al
4 !,
niInanuia"'
loan Iacobean. roman de Is
ami, incatusat in fer, Isl
cauta parintii.

The Brooklyn Society Tor the
prevention Of cruelty to children,
1O5 Schermerhorn ST., Brooklyn,
N. w, ne comunica soartea unui
copilas roman care Isl cauta pa
rintii carl ar Fl VENT in America
'inainte Gu ami. Istoria e foarte
trista 81 o urmare nefasta a ras-
boiului care facut sd sufere att
tia oameni. Rugam pc cetitorii
nostri, carl eventual stiu ceva des-
pre- parintii acestui copil sa ne
scrie imediat noua sau sd Sc adre-
seze societatii, carui adresa in
capul acestei scrisori
In 13 Martie a. G., un ziarist din
New York gasit in casa de ma
SIM vaporului "Eldena' un CO.
pill de Is ami carui mana stanga
era legata Gu un liant de un stalp.
Ell Sc numeste loan Yocabom iva
ii poate Jacob, sau Iacobean, Iaco-
beanu, Iacobescu?) 81 e roman de
natiOnalitate. Ell nu vre-un IA
Gator de rele, ci simplaminte do
rit sa intre pc pamantul Statelor
Unite. tCapitanul j. W. Nichol-
son, comandantul vaporului Eide
Ina, desi nn ON rau. 81 nu are
mimic contra baiatului, a fost slit
sal lege in lanturi deoarece legea
aspra a Statelor Unite il pedepse-
ste Gu $4,000 daca lasa in tara pc
un individ fara passport. In acea-
sta situate fost aflat loan Iaco-
beanu. Situatia lui nici acum nu
e cu multi mai buna. Gu toate Cd
lanturile i-s'au luat, ell e mereu
PRISONER ca legea Statelor Unite
nu il lasa in tara. Cazul a VENT
la cunostinta societatii pentru pro-
tejarea copiilor, care reusit sd
obtina permisiunea sd fie transpor.
tat cppilul la Ellis Island pentru
cateva zile sperand ca eventual i-st
vor gasi parintii. Daca nu, ell va
fl transportat Gu vaporul Eldens
la Bizerta, in Tunisia, Africa, Ii
locul de unde s'a introdus copilu
pc vaporul Eldena. Ell nu va pu
tea intra pc pamIntul Americei d.
cat atunci cand va sta pc aces
vapor-fara ca sd ajunga odata pa
mant in vre-un port-timp de
AMI 81 jumatate pana ce Isl va pu
! tea in acest mod casitga cetateni;
americana.
! loan Jacobean (?) sustine G;
parintii sal: George 81 Rachira ia
cobean sunt in America unde a,
VENT din Romania inainte cu sapt
lani, lasandu-l pc ell in grija surori
sale care era maritata. Ell cred
Cd daca parintii lui vor ceti acest
|sife, Sc vor grabi intr 'ajutorul lui
! Copilul acesta, care trupeste
bine desvoltat, a facut carrier;
remarcabila. In decursul rasboiu
lui sora sa 81 barbatul Ell au fos
omoriti de 0 bomba nemteasca. A
tunci ell urmat armata r0manea
sea 81 mai tarziu a fost prins d
germani, carl l-au dus in Frant
de nord, unde, in Occurs de dol ami
: a stat in transeie. Aici fost prin
-lde francezi, fost Internal un al
Isl jumatate 81 apoi TRIMS acasa il
Romania. Ajungand in tara, cas-
lor din satul Chardmaine (Cal
meni) fost distrusa. Voind s
ajunga in America, unde-si sti
parintii, q VENT Ia Constanta und
s'a furisat pc un vapor care s.
dus Ia Constantinopol. Aici a sta
pe vasul de rasboiu american Ba1
tie timp de nn an 81 jumatat'
Vazand Cd nu Sc mai refntoare
vaporul III America, s'a fntrodr
ps un alt vapor, despre osfe pr
Evening star., 1921-10-07
WOULD INVESTIGATE
ALL SECRET BODIES


Investigation of leach and every
secret organization in the United
States" was called for in a resolu-
tion introduced today by Representa-
tive Upshaw, democrat. Georgia.
Proposed as an Offset to efforts to
investigate the Ku Klux Klan, Mr..
Upshaw declared in a statement that
he felt sort of wounded pride in
hearing so many criticism hurled at
the khan, which was organized in his
district and whose imperial wizard
"is one of the knightliest, most
patriotic men I have ever known
Declaring the public would COM
mend the fairness of his resolution to
investigate concurrently with the Ku
meetings behind closed doors, Mr.. Up
shaw added:
What People Should Know,
''If imperial wizard and grand COB
lin are titles to make the plain peo-
pie shudder (and they are) then these
same plain people have a right to
know the meaning of such other
startling titles as imperial potentate,
most puissant and illustrious grand
MASTER grand exalted ruler mighty
chief of the wampum' and a full thou
sand other weird titles of secret or
der officials, who seem about to fas-
cinate the majority of American free
men into joining mystic conclaves
of inscrutable words and deeds"
Investigation" he said. might cause
embarrassment to some, Inconvenience
to others and temporary strife among
foolish factions, but the clouds will
soon blow away, public confidence will
be restored, and it seems to me every
good sport and every American will
welcome the light"
Evening star., 1921-10-07
HOUSE TO TAKE Up
CAR MERGER BILL

~ -s-sss -
The bill designed to force q merger
of the street car companies in wash
ington became the order of special
business for Monday and Tuesday,
when House Leader Mondell an
nounced the legislative program to-
day.
This was agreed on yesterday at
conference between Representative
Mondell and Representative Fred N.
Zihlman of Maryland, chairman of
the special subcommittee of the
House District committee which held
ton and drafted the merger bill.
committee was filed today by Repre-
sentative Zihlman and says:
Committee Files Report.
For a number of years the Public
Utilities Commission of the District
of Columbia, the civic and commercial
crganization Of the District, as well
as number of committees of Con-
gress, have been endeavoring to
bring about merger of the existing
street railway systems in the, District
of Columbia, and establish a rate of
fare which would be just and eQuita
BILE and yield a fair rate of return on
the physical value of the properties
as ascertained by the Public Utilities
Commission. believing that in SO do
ing there could be established a low
er rate of fare and that the combined
properties would be on a more equi-
table and substantial basis for future
rate-making.
"All these efforts have been in vain,
and the Public Utilities Commission
have continued to increase the rate
of fare for both companies, although
the Capital Traction Company was
thereby receiving more than a rea-
sonable return on a fair value of
it's property, and was not a party to
the numerous petitions which have
been filed asking for increased rates
of fare.
Rates were advanced from S cents
straight fare and six tickets for rs
cents, which prevailed In 1917. to &c
cents, in 1921. and this rate for the
twelve months, ending April 80, 1921.
yielded the Washington Railway and
Electric Company a return of 5.69
property. and yielded the Capital
Traction Company return of 10.7
per cent.
Two Methods Of Relief
This situation will continue to exist
until the companies either merge or
the present system of taxation is
changed and rates will be maintained
sufficiently high to yield a fair return
to the Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company, which will net the Capt.
tai Traction Company an unreasonable
return upon its physical value. to which
it is not entitled, and which was not
contemplated in the law creating the
Public Utilities Commission.
Congress cannot by statute force a
merger of the two companies and if
they endeavor to reduce fares by legis-
lation the matter would probably be
testeo in the courts, and 1t would be
years before we could hope to obtain
relief.
your committee, therefore, have en-
deavored to formulate a plan which
would give early relief to the car-rid-
ing public. who have paid in the treas
ury of the Capital Traction Company
sum of approximately 100000 during
the past year in excess Of what they
should pay, IN order>to yield fair re-
turn to the Washington Railway and
Do. d ~
Evening star., 1921-10-07

the Yanks never did any pilfering,
but waited to be hit around.
IF I weren't 80 busy trying to get
a hit" said Pep Young, the Giants
gardener. I'D go out and hunt for
that bird that spilled that dope on the
Yanks."
No Rush for Seats.
New York has found it could eat its
lunch and be in time to get seats in
the unreserved stands. The fiction
that one had to stand in line all night
to get it has passed along with that
other myth that the Yankees never
play inside base ball. The only man
who stayed up all night at the Polo
Grounds was the night superintendent,
Dan Brouthers, the old-time Detroit
first baseman and the Babe Ruth of
his day.
Nick Altrock and AL Schacht Of the
Washington club did their comedy
acts for the amusement of the early
arrivals.
1t was announced at the clubhouse
that all the seats for today's game
had been sold and the gates to the
unreserved section were closed early,
every inch of available space having
been filed.
Rip Collins fed the Yankees his
quick-breaking curves for the tech
nical visitors to get their eyes on
the ball. Ruth hit a few long ones
to whet the appettes of the rooters.
Evening star., 1921-10-07
FIX RATE ON WHISKY
TAKEN FROM BOND

A tax of 81 gallon on all alcoholic
spirits withdrawn from bond for indus
trial. medicinal or any other purposes
has been agreed upon by republican
leaders as a part of the new tax re-
vision program. This is an increase of
s1.SG a gallon, and is expected to yield
s75,O90.0GO additional revenue each year.
The proposal TO repeal the $4,000 ex-
emption allowed corporations was aban-
doned on the ground that it would
work too great a hardship on the small
corporations The leaders also were
said to have decided on fiat corpor-
alton income tax of Is per cent in place
of 10 and Is per cent rate.
Maximum Income surtnx.
As maximum income surtax rate of
so per cent would apply. it is under
cess of s1.O0O,OO0, instead of $500.0o0
as proposed by the democratic Sena-
tors. Existing rates above ~ per
cent would be increased per cent.
additional yield from these changes
would be s50,O00,000 annually.
Estate tax rates would be in
creased to a maximum OF 40 per cent
over the present rs per cent, the ne
estates valued at s100,000,00o or more.
The rates between rs and 40 per
cent would be graduated.
Decision has been reached, leaders
said, to repeal $40.000,000 of the
nuisance taxes, but just which of
these taxes are to go has not been
finally decided.
No Increase In Postage.
1t was said that there would be no
increase in first-class postage rates.
discussed yesterday as a possibility,
and leaders have not in mind impos-
ing any new taxes, believing that the
increases in the surtax rates. estate
taxes and excises on distilled spirits
will make up for the loss Of revenue
Evening star., 1921-10-07
ASKS AN INQUIRY
INTO COMPLAINTS
OF SCHOOL AFFAIRS
Senator King Wants District
Committee to. Probe
Charges Against BaI|ou.
HEARS $4,000 WAS USED
WRONGLY AT HIGH SCHOOL
Questions Actions in Building Tu.
bercular Home and at Arch.
itect's Office.

The Senate District committee was
today called upon by Senator King OF
Utah to investigate a number of mat
ters relating to the public schools. Sen
ator King is himself a member of the
District committee. He addressed a let
ter to Senator Ball, chairman of the
committee, in which he said:
Complaints have been made to me by
citizens of the District relating to the
following matters. and l. respectfully
suggest that you give them such atten-
ton as you feel their merits require:
Il. 1t is complained that Mr.. Baliou
superintendent of schools. has spent
High Sch into a community center
and that he is disregarding the educa-
tional features and is promoting ex-
traneous matters 7
"2. 1t is charged that the new site
for the tubercular building is opposed by
the American Ice Company.
"3. The claim that the municipal
architects office has spent most of its
time on the Eastern High School revi-
sion, Notwithstanding the fact that
Increased appropriations We're made
was doubled and the Salaries increas-
ed. 1t is claimed that this office is in
efficient and very extravagant.
=. IL is sald tnat, IN violation OF an
agreement. plans for the new build
ings+ are going to offices other than
the municipal architects.
rs. There is apprehension that the
$50, 900 appropriated for the new tu-
bercular home will be used for other
purposes
81 have not investigated these
charges. but feel that they should re-
ceive immediate consideration"
Senator King said that he was much
interested in the public schools of the
District: that he believed in generous
treatment and ample appropriations
for them. He, said that he proposed
himself. to Investigate the matters re.
ferred to in his letter. and that he
would ask Chairman Ball to obtain
all the information he could for tht
committee from-the superintendent OF
schools, the board of education ano
that he was opposed to holding hear
ings unless it was found necessary te
obtain the information desired.
Evening star., 1921-10-07

pitching burden for the Giants. Ruth
out stealing, Snyder to Rawlings.
Meusel walked. Peck scored while
Rawlings was throwing out Pipp'
Meusel going to second. Ward fan.
ned. runs
Giants-Barnes got single into
left Burns flied to Miller. Ban
croft singled to right, Barnes stop
ping at second. Frisch walked, fill
ing the bases. Barnes scored as
Young was given a base on balls.
Bancroft scored when Kelly walked.
Shawkey had no semblance of con-
troll. He was taken out, Quinn TAX
ing his place. Frisch scored when
Meusel went out to Pipp unassisted.
Young scored on Rawlings infield hit.
Snyder fouled to Pipp. Four runs.
FOURTH INNING.
Yankees-McNally was hit by pitch
er. Schang singled to right, but was
out trying to stretch it, Young to
Bancroft. Quinn famed. Miller fan
ned. No runs.
Giants-Barnes out, Ward 10 Pipp.
Burns got a triple up against the
right field wall. Bancroft famed.
Frisch walked Frisch stole second.
Young out, Peck TO Pipp. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
Yankees-Peck flied to Meusel.
Ruth famed. Meusel crashed a hot
one at Bancroft and 1t went as a