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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-30
Pdidcianii geIIna|j IA
indUstasii e1g|el

Berlin, 80 Nov. - Vista lui
Hugo SHINES, magnatul indus
triei germane, la industriaSii en-
glezi, fost urmata de vista lui
DR.. Walther Rathenau fostul 81,
iprobabil, viitorul ministru al con-
structiei din Germania 81 de a lui
DR.. Walter Simons, fost ministru
de externe 81 presedintele firmei !:
German General Electric Co. Pre-
cum spune Tribune, aceste visite
au mare insemnatate in lumea in
dustriala. 1ndustria engleza, dim
preuna Gu cea germana, este inte-
resata in multe chestii de insem-
natate internationala, mai ales in
ce priveste exploatarea Rusiei. Gu
ocaziunea acestei vista insa s'a
discutat despre un plan comun
german-englez, referitor la COM
plectarea cailor ferate: Berlin
Bagdad, reconstructia cailor fe-
rate din Mesopotamia 81 Romania.
Aceste din urma sunt contractate
de englezi.
S'a mai luat in cOnsiderare o
cantitate enorma de comenzi ce sc
va face de catre aliati industriasi-
lor germani 81 ce va inlocui plata
in bani gaia reparatiunilor da-
torlte pc baza tratatului din Yer
sailles.
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BEUTURA. IN
CARNATEI

BOSTON, 30 Nov.-Sam Shan
ker a inventat moda geniala de
eluda legea prohibited. Vindea
beutura in carnatei. Parechea o
vindea Gu 25 cent?. Natural ca
afacerea mergea struna, oamenii
stateau in linie s'ajunga la carna-
tell fermecati. Insa tot ce e bun
Sc sfarseste repede. Asa 81 GU car
nateii lui Shanker. Politistul Hen
derson sc mira de ce nu sc 'mbul-
zesc oamenii la pravalia vecina a
lui Parker Shannon Gu toate ca a.
cesta vindea carnatei, mari cat
ziua de eri, 81 numai Gu zece bani.
Era curios 81 s'a pus 81 ell la coada
sa cumpere della Shanker, sa vada
diferinta. Sosind la rand, pus
25 bani pc comptoar 81 a PRINT 81
el carnateii sal. A mancat unul,
dar celalalt fost dus judecatoru-
lui Parmenter care la gustat 81
reSultatul fOst ca Shanker nu mai
face afacere Gu carnatei. Va avea
Insa destula vreme in temnita sd
Sc framante asupra unei alta in
ventie 81 mai geniala.
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MONUMENT
RESPINS DE
FRANCEZI

PARIS, 30 Nov.-Poporul mi
cului sat Varangeville a refusal sa
permita ridicarea unui monument
in amintirea eroilOr sateni cazuti
pc campul de lupta, din cauza ca
soclul (piatra pc care este ridicat
mOnumentul), a fost adusa din
Germania. Monumental era gaia
de a Fl ridicat. In ultimul moment
insa a VENT la cunostinta patriot
lor sateni ca piatra a fost scoasa
din nina din Bavaria. Sculpto-
rul a recunoscut aceasta 1nsa a
spus ca toata s'a prelucrat de ell
in Nancy. Satenii nici nu vor sa
auda de monument.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-30
FLOTA AERIANA
DISTRUSA
o furtuna distruge campul de
aviatie Portuges.

Lisabona, Portugalia, % Nov.
= Cea mai mare parte flotei
aeriene portugheze fost distrusa
eri de o furtuna mare care S a
deslantuit peste campul de avia-
tie militara, la o mica departare
de Lisabona.
Printre aeroplanele distruse a
fost unul care s'a construit Gu
scRpul de a sbura de la Lisabona
laSGuinea Portugesa, in Africa
de Vest. Stunt multi soldati raniti.
Doua hangare de aeroplane au
fost ridicate de la locul lor de pc
campul de aviatie de want 81 duse
la mai multe mile departare.
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CERUT MOARTE
PENTRU LANDRU
Poate insa scapa, caci advoca.
tul lui il apara bine.

PARIS, 80 Nov.-Procurorul a
cerut moarte la guilotina pentru
Henri Landru, care e acuzat in le-
gatura GU disparitia II sotii ale
lui. Aparatorul sau Insa, renumi-
tul Moro Giafferi, adus surpri-
"a All in curtea cu jurati. Ell a
declarat ca cei disparuti, in urma
legilor franceze, nu Sc pot declara
de morti decat dupa treizeci de ami
dupa disparitia lor. Deci nici So
tile lui Landru nu Sc pot declare
de moarte. Daca nu sunt moarte,
atunci Landru nu poate Fl condam-
nat. Apararea Sc va termina All.
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IMPUSCA SA-SI SCAPE
PRIETINUL,
BULLETIN.

Politia a fost notificata All di.
mineata ca un individ suspect, =
care corespunde descriptiei ban
ditului care impuscat 81 omorit
pc Hugh Gaughn, - a fost prins
pc un tren New York Central la
Toledo. Politia din Cleveland a
trims imediat detectivi ca sa !
aduca Ia Cleveland.
0 a treia victima unor bandit
inarmati, in timp de cinci zile, :
a murit All dimineata in spitalul
st. Luca dupa ce fost impuscat
de unul din dol bandit carl au
acostat in cafeneaua din 2611 Ce-
dar ave. All noapte, imediat dupa
ora 12.
Victima, Hugh Gaughn, 2162
E. Goth Str, a apucat revolverul
unui bandit de teama sa nu i'm
puste pc prietinul sau, Albert Hill
2284 E. 73rd Str.
Vazand situatia tovarasului
sau, al doilea bandit descarcat
doua gloante in corpul lui Go.
ughn. Unul Ia inherit aproape de
inima, lar celalalt in mana. Ban
ditii apoi au scapat. La CARA $ a
spus ca dol oameni, = carl cores
pundeau semnalamentelor celor
dol bandit, - s'au pus pc un
tren New York Central, dar cand
politia din Elyria a oprit trenul,
nu s'a gasit.
Medicii sotiei lui Gaughn nu
Tau spus vestea ca barbatul sau a
fost impuscat caci dansa a fost
operata abba Gu cate-va zile in
urma.
Precum spune politia, Gaughn,
in urma caruia AL ramas opt CO.
phi, a fost fara lucru de vreme
1ncoace.
Ceilalti dol omoriti, in cele din
urma cinci zile, de bandit mar
matt sunt politistul Frank Koran
81 negutatorul Lewis Goldstein.
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PoIitica Japoniei
ataCatd
vorbitorul demunta subjugarea
Correct.

Washington, 29 Nov. - Doua.
zeci de miliOane de COreani sunt
redusi lin robie politica 81 eco
monica" de catre Japonia, AFR
mat astazi DR.. Flip Jaisohn, vice
ipresedintele comisiunei coreane
la conferinta desarmarii, la un
banchet care s'a dat la City Club.
"Corea sta astazi ca un monu-
ment de violari de contracte 81
tratate rupte.
Daca conferinta aceasta la lasa
monumental in picioare, razboaie-
lie vor continue fiindca sc vor
rupe din nou tratatele atata vre-
me cat Sc permite ca natiunea
care le rupe Sc detina prada
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Err dupd on.iasd s'a gdsit pc
Richmond Road, intre Mayfield 81
Chardom, o fatd de 13 ami, fiico
um,ei megustor bdgat de fructe care
locuieste IN Cleveland Heights, le.
gatd, cu cdlusu in gurd, aproape
amortitd.
FatG q fost oflatd de Elmer
Moore 81 Homer Hirenhaug, erpe-
ditori la Casa Bailey, carl au dus-o
la prin,arul II. II. Case din Rich
mond flights.
"Md ducean, Ii scoald 81 mu E.
ram departe de casa cdnd mi-au
esit in Gale dol bdrbuti GU un auto
mobil, carl m'a,t inhdtat 81 m'au
urcat IN automObH, 81 apoi au md-
nat dut0mobilM au vitesd mare.
Unul din bdrbati MIA pus cdlusul
IN gurd 81 mia snuls bentele della
bltsd 81 della balton 81 ma legat de
mani 81 picioare, pc cdnd celalt
mana iautonobilul. Nam Mptat
cu Ell 81 in cele din w'nd M 'au a.
runcat Jos din aatomobH In locM
Wmde an, fost gdsitd," d zis fata.
Povestea fetei q alarn,at pc sd-
tenW din Richmond 81 Clevela,u1
Heights, 81 tin,p de trei ore q fost
frdmdntare 81 0 agitatie ercitatd.
Sc vorbea de orgcaizarea unei po-
tere, GU pusti, ciomege 81 topoare
50 de linsarea atacatorilor pdnd
cdmd - fata a scbimbat povestea.
"Am fdcut eu sot, pentrucd mu
creon sd mai nlesJ Ia scoald," d
soptit fato... 81 'nan,ai de 13 ami.
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OULTrvAToRu DE PORUaGB
TREBUE AJUTATT.

Indianapolis, Ind, 30 Nov. -
Fermierii 81 bancherii intruniti la
conferinta din Chicago discuta
miJoacele prin care s'ar putea
saliva mil de fermieri, cultivatori
de porumb din cele zece State cen.
trale de faliment.
Gu scaderea fenomenala pre-
tului, fermierii sunt foarte strimp-
torati 81 s'a fncepnt 0 miscare
pentru ajutorarea lor din fondu-
rile federale, prin imprumuturi
facute De bancherii lscsli.
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RECOLTA VuLOR In CHAM
PAGNE COhPROAdIsA.

Paris, 30 Nov. - Charles Held.
sleek, marele magnat al viilor din
tinutul Champagne. (Unde Sc fa-
brica vinul numit sampanie) a a.
nuntat ca recolta viilor din anul
acesta fost aproape compromise,
dand numai 0 cincime din roadele
anilor obisnuiti. De acum in cinci
ami, cand vinul facut in anul ace
sta Sc va pune in vinzare pc plata,
preturile Sc vor ridica proper
tional.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-30
LLOYD GEORGE VINE In AMERICA

cierilor Gu Irlanda Ia retinut in
Londra. Sc crede Cd nouile propu-
neri ale guvernului engsez vor Fl
luate in considerare de Irlanda,
Deci depinde de irlandezi ca
Lloyd George va pleca Gu Aqui-
tania ori ca alt vapor, care pleaca
mai tarsiu.
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Patania unui American
in ROnlinia
CALOMNlI SAU ADEVARURI CRUDE?
oFIc1AL1TATEA ROMANO DE AIC1 81 DE AcAsA ARE
CUVfNTUL

Far ca este un facut, cum Zlce
romanul, ca la anumite intervale,
de altfel cam desc, ziarele ameri-
cane Sc publice despre Romania
uncle lucruri carl nu sc petrec
intro tara civilizata, 81 carl pc
moi de aici, ne face sd rosim.
Ziarul The World de Dumineca
q c. din New York, sub mai
multe titluri suggestive, publica
declaratiunile unui negustor din
New York, d. Emil Jordan, care
"a reintors de curind din Europa,
in care d-sa descrie ce-a vazut 81 a
patti prin Romania.
Reproducem declaratiunea d.
sale pusa in citate, de catre sus
numitul ziar, in speranta ca Off
cialitatea romano de aici, 81 mai
GU seama cea din tara, va cerceta
faptele 81 in consecinta va lua ma
surile pc carl le va crede de Gu
viinta, ca daca faptele sunt asa
cum sc relateaza, pentru cinstea
81 demnitatea tarii 81 neamului,
sa sc intervina Gu energie ca sa
puma capat unor start carl vata-
ma interesele tarii 81 he face nea-
mul de ocara lar -daca nu sunt, sc
fie desmintite pc Gale oficioasa.
lata ce zice d. Emil Jordan:
'Nu affirm mimic din auzite, ci
numai din pstania 81 observatiu-
nile mele.
'lnaintea mea ROmania sta cea
mai impresiva. Afacerile biziie
acolo. De fapt tot comertul Sc
face Gu ban gaia. Casa noastra eu-
ropeana a avut un transport de
automobile pentru Romania. Au-
tomobllele au sosit Gu mare in
tarzlere 81 in timpul sosirii lor
plata era trindava. S'a decis ca
pentru experienta, sd Sc utilizeze
un canton automobil pentru tran
sport Intre orasele din Romania.
0 parte interesata in transport,
un Roman din Arad, mituit So
ferul nOstru sd duca camionul De
ascuns in Arad 81 apoi sa dispara.
Polltla a fost avizata despre furt
81 a prins ambele parti, 81 de-
montat 81 a pus camionul la o
parte. Hotul eel mic, soferul, a
fost arestat. Gel mare este inca
llber 81 face afaceri in Arad ca un
negustOr onOrabil.
Dupa mai multe saptamani de
lntarziere, tribunalul din Bucn-
resti dat reprezentantului nos
tru un ordin telegrafic catre au-
toritatile din Arad pentru liberia
rea automobilului. Reprezentantul
nostru s'a dus Gu trenul la Arad.
calatorlnd o ri. MOI am inmanat
ordinul tribunalului sefului de-
Polite din Arad, care deja a fost
mltuit de hot. Seful politiei a zis
ca ell nu libereaza camionul, Gu
tot ordinul tribunalului, de oare
ce poate sa fie falsificat.
'Reprezentantul nostru ia zis |:
'Presupunem ca ordinul tribuna.
lului e falsificat. Pune-ma la in
chisoare pana afli telegrafic daca
este falsificat. Daca este falsificat
tine-ma la fnchisoare; daca nu,
da-mi camionul."
''Seful Politiei la zis: 'D-ta
m al insultat 81 iti Ger 81 para
sesti oficiul meu.3'
'Reprezentantul nostru s'a re-
intors la Bucuresti, 81 prin advo-
catul lui facut cerere pentru
actiune imediata. Peste dOua luni
de zile, ordinul tribunalului in
scris pentru liberarea camionului
a fost inaintea Sefului Justitiei
ca sal semneze. Reprezentantul
nostru = fost chemat inaintea ce-l
4
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Londra, 30 Nov. Cele mai
din urma anunturi referitoare Ia
venirea lui Lloyd George sunt ca,
ppbabil, in 10 Decemvrie So va
dInbarca pentrn Statele Unite. El
l sperat ca W putea pleca in 3
Dscsmvris, dar poua lsza = asgo:
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nalului ca sa Use spuna ca trebue
sa plateasca mai multe mil de lei
pentru semnatura, de oarece
functionarii sunt platiti Gu atat
de putin ca sunt fortati sa la ase-
menea masuri.
I'm cele din urma dupa ce la
|platit suma ceruta, in numerar,
|representantul nostru s'a dus din
|nou la Arad Gu hartia semnata
|pentru liberarea vagonului. Sosit
in Arad is "a spus ca ordinul este
correct, dar vagonul nu Sc poate
liberia, de oare ce Aradul este
acum atasat la teritorul roman 81
Sc cere 81 un ordin din partea
Tribunalului unguresc. Cazul s'a
dat pc mana unui advocat ungur,
81 eu presupun, ca dupa ce Sc Va
|adaoga cheltuielile Gu advocatul,
Gu calea ferata, precum 81 Gu mi
tuirea oficiala, costul camionului
va Fl dublat; 81 este foarte indo-
ielnic daca va mai exista camionuL
dupa ce sc va emite noul ordin al
tribunalului.
"Cand IN am inregistrat la Ga
lati Seful Politiei mia cerut ne
ted ca sa-i' dau ce.a, 81 "a 'sa~nu'
fie prea putin a zis: ''Pentru
mine 81 Comisarul."
LA frontiera Romaniei, in
Curctici, nj s'a spus sd declaram
ori ce bani avem asupra noastra.
Lam spus ofiterului ca aproape
tot ce avem este in cecuri. Dansu1
a pus sa tireasca nevasta mea los
din wagon pana la CARA, care era
In aproplere, unde a fost des-
puiata de femeie ca sa Sc con-
vinga ca n are numerar asupra
Ell. In acelasi timp, ell find sin
CUR i'll vagonul de dormit, mi s'a
gollt toate buzunarele. OfiteruI
MIA zls ca am cam. optzeci de
dolari in bancnote 81 500 franci
francezi, 81 m "a intrebat ca de ce
n am declarat aceasta. Lam spus
ca mi Sc ingaduie sd port aceasta
suma mica fara declaratiune. El
STA deschis mana 81 mia zis: Zee
facem acum!'' Lam spus neted,
sa iasa afara 81 sd iasa repede.
Aceasta fost ultima CARA ca lam
vazut.
'Cu scopul ca sd parasesc Ro-
mania pentru Austria 81 Ungaria,
trebult sa fac aplicatie pentru
VIA i'll Bucuresti. Ambele consul
late de acolo sunt sub Influenza
usuala mituirii. Stunt usi spe-
ciale pc din dos pentru calatori
care doresc sa fie serviti repede
81 pcntru 0 remuneratie de la 100
lei IN sus, VIA Sc poate capata in
tr un ceas, pc cand altfel, con-
sulii iau cate doua zile pana Vi
zeaza un passport. Valoarea no.
mlnala a leului 19 cent?, pc cand
acum un cent 81 un sfert.
Am incercat la oficiul Com
paniei lnternationale de Vagoane
Lifts in Bucuresti sd mise dea un
compartment de dormit. Mi-s'a
spus ca nu pot capata billet de eat
peste doua saptamani. Am intre.
bat de ce nu mi-s'a raspuns la
scrisoare pc care am trimis-o de
patru saptamani sd mise reserve
re locul, 81 mi-s'a spus ca eli neso-
cotesc toate scrisorile. Gu toate
aceste, in curind, mi-am aflat ca
lea in Bucuresti, 81 Gu mituiala
de 500 lei, mi-s'a dat un billet hun
~
pentru calatorie dupa doua zile
din ziua in care am volt sd plec.
In Germania si Olands, autori-
tatale earl inspecteaza pasapoar-
tele, ne-a intrebat de cand am
eDgEMuAn1 - hAeGEA = -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-30
RECOLTA SECAREI
IN CANADA.

Calgary, Alta, 30 Nov. - Re-
colta secarei in Canada atins
,anul acesta 100000 busele re-.
prezentand un spor de 500 la suta
in interval de cinci ami. Aceasta
crestere fenomenala Sc datoreste
fncurajarii data de guvern pentru
cultura secarei.
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PENTRU M0NUMENTUl
ECATERINA. .TEOD0ROlU

SUNNI cas din uruA $1,55o. ~
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= Totals 2S 3 5 Y II ]

Totals % . 8 .25 I 1
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In front and seemed like the winner. To
the crowd 1t seemed impossible for Thun-
derciap to come on again under his
heavy weight and make up the ground
his opponent. which was ehoulderinS
only Ill pounds. had gained on him.
But he displayed rare gameness. and
under one of Sande's best rides he stTug-
gled on. and whom Knot bore out trifie
in the last jump he got up to win by a
nose on the post.
The Troy Selling Stakes. at five and
a half furlongs for Juveniles, was won
by George Odom's Modo In sensational
style. He was left at the post. but dis
played great burst of speed and under
a good ride by Ponce caught Budana,
the leader. at the final eighth pole, went
on and won easily by two lengths in
1 :o5 AS. Budana finished second and
Bantry Pass was third.
John Sanford's colors flashed home In
front In the fifth event after a thrilling
race through the homestretch. They
were carried by his bay filly Killala.
She raced to the front soon after the
start End led all the way. A sixteenth
of mile from home she had a COM
manding lead and it seemed she would
win easily. But Scotland Yet came
with a rush and forced her to do her
best TO win on the post by head.
New Trainer for Mr.. Sanford.
Preston Burch saddled Killala for Mr..
Sanford and 1t was his last winner In
the noted Amsterdam sporsman's en-
ploy. Owner and trainer parted COM
pany after the last race. Hollie Hughes,
who left Mr.. Sanford's employ to go to
war. Will take charge tomorrow morn
ing.
Robert Or ION the steeplechase
easily by Ell .easths 1t was a good
contest, so far as cheap cross-country
horses go. Algardi finished second and
J. e. Wideners Doublet which ran as
if short. was third.
In the opening event Jock Scott gall
loped away from a big field of platers.
Sande broke him in front and the re-
suit was not In doubt at any stage Of the
journey. At the end he was eased up
eight lengths in front of Sagacity. Peri
gourdine was third.
Between races Nose Goldblatt bought
DR.. Clark from Harry Payne Whitney
for $4,000
Whalebone, belonging to Joseph L.
Davis. was claimed out OF the first race
for $4,000. This horse cost Mr. Davis
$500 last autumn. MIR. Davis bought
him for hunter at the r. Watson Webb
hunter sale in New York. Mr.. Davis
turned him over to Matt Brady. his one
time trainer, TO teach him to jump.
In his first trial he astonished Brady
by his terrific speed. He informed Mr..
Davis that the horse was too fast for
tho jumps; that he could run fast enough
to win many races on the fat
The New York herald., 1921-08-16
Yanks Lose to CoLonels;;
Ruth Fails to Hit Homer

Special DesrctcI to TnE Nrw YorK HERALD
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 15.--For six innings
New York failed to get hit off Koob
and Estell here to-day in their exhibit
tion game with the Colonels. In the
seventh they made two hite, but these
meant little. for Louisville won by a
score OF 3 to /. The Narks, after play
ing the best they could against minor
leaguers who wanted to SNOW that there
was no place for them except the big
show. scored a run in the ninth.
Babe Ruth failed to give the Ken
lucky crowd Of 1900, the largest that
ever saw n game here. real thrill
that is 10 say, the Bambino hit none out
OF the lot. He struck out in tho first
and ninth and was thrown out in the
fourth and seventh by Charley Herzog,
erstwhilc Giant.
Score by innings:
New York. 0 % 0 o o. o 0 Ii . i
Louisviie... 0 0 0 0 x--3 @ /
Battcrics-Culnn. Ferguson and Devormer
and Hofmann: Koob, Esteli, Long and Meyer
and Rocker.
The New York herald., 1921-08-16

Fillaia, breaking well. forced all the pace. but
20 win Scotlnnd Yet closed reaolutcy after follow
~ a few more strides. Dartmoor could never i'm
SLOWLY. CLOSED y big gar, but hung in the stretch.
Greetings broke slowly and had no speed.
Overreleht--The Wind. g. Scratched-Joan MI
OvrrrB-Mo J., r. fanford 2. H. II. Ro sneter:
= Riviera Stable: y. T. Clyde; !. j. O. feene.
The New York herald., 1921-08-16
ROD AND GUN NE WS
Weakfishing Back With n Rush In Jamaic
Bny.

yTeakfishing Back with n Rush In Jamaica
Bay.
Weakfishing came back with a rush In ia
maica Bay on Sunday, and all Of the guides
out made excellent catches. The fish seemed
TO be in all of the well known channels, and
they bit ravenously on sandworm, as well az
on shrimp. Joe Stulbaum was the high hook
of the day with forty-six weakfish. the most
of which ran I'm weight from seven TO ten
pounds. Joe said he had lost quite number
OF fish. for the big fellows struck very hard
and rigs were broken. Emil Dilts mad thirty
wcakfish and Will Harris had tweNY- eight
MeCann was beside himself with $oy, for
hc has been confident all along that the
weakfishing would come back to Jamaica
Bay. and he was right. There should be
good fishing from now on" said Jake ISnipe,
one of the guides, 'for we have had Just
auch experiences as this before in Jamaica
Pay" Jake's catch was seventeen. with
some wallopers among them.
Henry Revinius had eighteen and George
Ansback a dozen, but they had not gone out
in any hopeful mood: consequently. they
we're not prepared for big catch. Happy
Lewis. the lucky fisherman OF the bay. was
not feeling well. so he stayed homo and
rested.
Shore Bird Shooting in New York and New
Jersey To-Day.
The season opens In New York and New
Jersey to-day for the shooting of yellow legs,
black bellied and golden plover. l,he day. 8
The New York herald., 1921-08-16

The brief aud airy mode OF dress
OF ererg pretty tccnch
Is Just the outcome OF the trdr,
And Income of the French.
The New York herald., 1921-08-16
Heydler Dismisses
Protest Against Giants

IN ISMiSSAL OF the protest or tho
Pittsburgh Nationals OF n
- New York victory over the
Pirates July 27 was announced yes
terday by John A. Heydlcr, president
OF the National League.
The game was protested On the
ground that failure Of Umpire KLEIN
TO call Pittsburgh batsman out on
an inReld fly had resulted In n double
play by force out OF runners at third
and second bases.
Mr.. Heydler said that M appeal
could be taken on an umpire's de-
cision In matters OF fact and judg-
ment and sustained Klcm's ruling
tina, the hit ball was not an inneld
fly The ball first hovered over foul
ground and then was blown onto fair
ground. where Catcher Snyder of
New York dropped II after making
every effort 10 catch It.
The New York herald., 1921-08-16
Sisler Sets Seasons Mark
With 10Th Straight Hit

G =. LOUIS, Aug. 15.--Sisler sat
seasons record to-day for con-
secutive hitting when he pound
&c out his tenth successive hit in the
first inning OF the game between the
Browns and Tigers.
When Blue put him out unassisted
81 the folrth inning he was only one
hit behind the eleven hit mark made
by iris Speaker OF the Indians last
season
The New York herald., 1921-08-16
EAGUE BASEBALL = RACING AT SARATOGA TRACK
Burns Shows Up With
Three Stitches Around Eye

~ EORGE BURNS showed up at
the Polo Grounds yesterday
~ with three stitches around his
left eye and a prayer for his escape
from serious-perhaps fatal--lnjury
Burns said that he had been favored
by the fact that the pitched ball with
which Jimmy Ring hit him on sun
day was only half speed ball IT
looked like fast one, but II lost
most of its steam as it came up
toward the plate.
Umpire Rigler and konetchy agreed
that Burns's presence OF mind In
raising his bat to ward OF the blow
had helped him greatly. As he saw
tae ball coming for his head Burns
put his bat against the side OF his
head to protect his temple. Tho ball
hit the BAT and the left eye at the
same time and the bat got good
deal of the shock The blood which
streamed from Burns's head came
from his nose and not, as had been
supposed from the Injured optic.
Burns will be out OF the game for
several days. Cunningham, who held
down the centre field job yesterday,
will continue there.