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The New York herald., 1921-10-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York, 81 Philadelphia. 2 tfirst game)
New York. Z, Philadelphia, o tsecond gnme
III irnings).
Wssbinrton, ]; Boston, 2 tfir~t rnme).
Washington, o; Boston, 4 (secoud camel.
Chicago, 4; Cleveland. 3.
81. Louis, IL, Detroit, I'll innings).
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. .3s 0 1925 o 4
Totals AZ no DO ~ II 2

zone out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Meadows In the ninth inning.
Tran for King in the ninth inning.
New York ..... 3 0 o 0 o I l. 0
Philadelphia -. o o o / 0 . 2 . 30
Two base hits--Conzales, wrishtstone.
williams Home runs-konetchy. Lee.
--Frisch. Kelly Double plays-Kelly and
Bancroft; Meadows. RAIDER and Konetchy.
Left on bases-New York, q: Philadelphia,
10. Bases on balis-on Douglas. 2; Off
Meadows. 2. Struck out--Dy Douglas, 2; by
Meadows, ,. Wild pitch--Mcadows. Um-
pires-Hart and Rigler. Time OF game-i
hour and 80 minutes.
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American Association.

Minneapolis. 3. Toledo. I (ist game)
Toledo. TO- Minneapolis. cd game.
Milwaukee, 9. Louisville. I.
st. Paul. f2, Columbus. (12 inninss).
Kansas City. 3; indianapolis. 2.
BASERATI. ERBETs FIELD. TO-DAY
Brooklyn vs.. New York. 3 7. M:-hdv.
BAsEBALL TO-DAY. 3;oo r. NJ r0LC
Grounds. Yankees vs.. Boston.-Adr.
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American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 10; New York. tfirst
New York, 3; Philadelphia. o tseccnd
gamc).
brooklyn. Z; Boston, @.
Cincinnati. b; Chicago. 2.
Pittsburgh, 4; 81. louis. 4 tcal1ed In ninth
inning on account Of dsrkness).
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PhiladelphIa 90. 0 V-U
Two base hits-Bancroft, stengei. sacri-
fice-C;onzaies. Hits-Off Causey. In 8
out-By Ring, 81 by Journard. Z. Left on
bases--New York. 5; Philadelphia, 3. Bases
on balls-Off Ring, 3 (: off Causey, I. Double
piays-parkinson and Konetchy; Ring. Mon
roe and Konetchy; Monroe, Parkinson and
Konetchy. Winning pitcher--Causey. Passed
taii--Petcrs Umpires-ftigler and Hart
Time OF game-1 hour and is minutes.
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Two base hIts-NiNon, FORD. Three pase
hlts--Southworth. Nicholson. stolen base
Mitchell Sacrifices-Christenbury Schmandt.
Double play-Olson, Ward and Schmandt.
Left on bases-Boston, 8: Brooklyn. 10.
Bases on balis--On Watson. I off Mitchell.
2 Hit by pitcher-By Watson, (Nitcheil.
Myers struck out-By Mitchell, 3. Umpires
Brennan and EmslIe. Time Of game-i hour
and "a minutes.
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Totals. 30 Z IL 81 81 G
sTwo out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Ward In the eighth inning.
tRattnd fnr Mltchell In the ninth inning.
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Two base hit-Kelliher. Stolen base--Groh
snerifisssr Bscssler, Kslllher. kopf: Double
locher and Deal. Left on bascs--C'lncinnati.
g, Chicago, I. Bases on balls-Of Mar
guard. 2 Hi,s--On Alexander. In In
nings; of Martin. n innings. Struck
out-By Marquard, by Martin. l. Passed
ball--TIarvrave. Losing pltcher--Aiexander.
Il hour and % minutes.
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Ruth and Frisch.

But much Of managers success de-
pends on his material. An ordinary
manager can get a lot of help from a
Ruth no manager Ia so expert that he
wouldn't be better on for having a
Continued on Second Page.
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Philadelphia National that Bancroft
had his worlds series experience.
In the Giants The American League
champions will meet team OF more
intrinsic strength than the Brooklyns
were last year. II not in the box then in
morale. speed, diversity and resource
fulness.
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Totals.3l 2 10 "a IS q

'Batted for Alexander in the sixth inning.
tBatted for Martin IN the ninth inning.
Chicago .......... o o o o Ia
Cincinnati .. o 2 o 1 o 2 o KS
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


ED FOR TO-DAY.
New York In Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh n st. Louis.
Chlcssc N Cincinnati.
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FIRST CAME

Totals. 80 3 10 "a 12 81 Totals. so ; 27IsO
Philadelphia ..... O 3 o o--3
New York ~
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Continued on Second Page.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 90 . 8 27 ifo

fsiiaasiSsla FsS sS5s 80. 49,. S5Sc cdScS GO
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Continued on Third Page.
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Totals 3s 8 1926 20 .
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-06
MERCEDES

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-~ris.-. fsr.rrf was rsN rf reds r
efsrrrrrr nom .ra Mrnfrr rter-
fah.rr rn-f.rr Cor IhHr'ar O. Price
qf rr~ ~ ngn ~ HHuu Ner0eilf~
$40 fhrf himself Frfrcstar mrrulnr
tfa huref passing fhroush BIS heArf
earaInv Instant DEAN Price was az
Pro- hrr1~ % BE flarr~ ~ whom -
-.as fs have been married FRIDAY. Ibs
th0ofIrg I1 supposed tq have tesn "a
accident
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Love Is Not Purehasable

To the Editor Of the Evening Public LEDGER!
sir-Answerins Mothers letter | will
say that mot to want for anything 10
about the worst curse which could be wished
upon human BEING. Even the god OF n.-
ture frowns at timos 30 that We may sppre.
c:ate more fully his brilliant smiles and
good nature. Do great ohera ctsrs nevar
wSht for anytsins"H Honestly now. isn't
II vanity. the desire TO show on, that
makes you hope for what tho world calls
great matoh7 Would . real loving mother
put her daughter upon the auction biock7
tnd that Just to satisfy a twp-horned imp.
ish trait already hump. backed with crimes Of
crimson hue.
Too often the word sold" could be hung
rpon the tride after the wedding cere.
n.ony; and by what right. pray, can one OF
this type demand in return love, respect
ard virtue? Some day our divorce courts
sleep and judge BY causes and not sf-
fects.
again. who ars you that you should plan
mans future without his knowledge
Isn't that criminal orense? Doesn't he
deserve some confederation What will be
his awakening Do we like thosa who
swindle rs? Wouldn't your daughter be a
'ch~ater'" Is II pleasant to realize that
one Is nothing more than a human cash
tesisier-sontthing to be toyed with for
convenience? No. happy marriage Is not
n lopsided, leaning tower affa,r, but an even
swap. hfty-hfty deal. We got out OF Il iust
what we put in. Most failures never de.
served bliss. And the quicker every mother
comes TO this conclusion the more often the
title on the modern book Of marriage will bs
Happiness"
LEWIS w APPLETON, Jr.
Philadelphia. July 10. 1921
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Causes Of HIah Prices

To the Editor Of the Bvenino Public LEDGER:
sir-Thls is an opportune time to renew
the study OF the causes OF tho high cost of
livipg. Perhaps It 10 because capitalists re-
scrt to every possible means to increase their
capital. These might be given as other
causes:
That labor unions are formed in sslf-
defense.
That capital. by the aid OF the invisible
Government. has the sufferance and protec-
ton Of law. and labor little else than public
opinion for rr support.
That warfare between those opposing
forces has prevailed for generation. That
every strike or lockout increases the cost
OF living. That because Of the invisible
Government our representatives misrepre-
sent us. That State Representatives, In
stead OF striking at the root OF the evil.
make use Of Il as . reason for voting an
Increase OF their own salaries. higher rates
for mileage and permission for railroad
companies to grant their members free
passage.
I think the cost OF living can best be
reduced to a normal sis by substituting x
gcld coin or It's equivalent for the nomlnal |
CT pital now in use. Othor hclps might bs
the limitation OF dividends to 10 per cent
per annum and ENCOURAGEMENT of employees
to take stock with Government supervision
to Insure a square deal. n. w. L.
FnuadeIphis. July o. 1921.
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To Assist the Deaf

Re the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
s,r-A letter N Saturdays paper signed
Lonely" has made me wonder X he or
she knows that at 1905 Locust street there
10 a club for deaf people. which is called
the Speech Reading Club Of Philadelphia.
The membership dues are 81 yror and
any one who Is deaf is invited to become a
member.
Their, will be found companionship and
rev interests. people laughing. chatting
and Joking." who are deaf and helping
hand for those who need IT, The club
hou,s was established two years ago by a
mere handful of faithful workers There
all forms Of welfare and social work In be
half OF the dsa fsned are being promoted.
and lives are being made over on a whole
sale scale. The club aims 90 he OF service
TO the deafened In every possible way. II
helps them 10 obtain employment: II minis
t.rp 10 them in illness: It sivea them free
instruction In lip-readins II they haven
the money TO pay FOR Il; It provides cen
ter for deafened soldiers, many Of whom
are now members OF the club: IL offers en-
tertainment. social diversion. friendship.
understanding and sympathy unlimited: II
gives confidence and courage for the hght
and makes better citizens and more efficient
workers.
The clubhouse Is also the headquarters Of
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

on the subject Of Americans on American
ships and about these coiiees students. I
am q radio operator. and have been Try
Ing to ship out for the last ave months.
i've heard many OF these three and four
months ham operators out on the sea try
ing to burn your ears on thinking they can
Seend about thirty words per minute. when
II they were to send ten they couldn't get
an o. X. from q ship or coast station. Yet
they seem 10 Be the lucky ones to get the
Jobs, and l will oven venture 70 say that
there are many Of these fellows right out
on the seven seas now. II their ship was
In distress, thsss hams couldn't even send
out an s. o. q. Q. r. A.
Philadelphia, July o, 1921
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One Language for America

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
sir-on q trip to ons OF our municipal
piers on July imagine my surprise. en-
HANGED by other emotions, at seeing sisn.
boa rds Of direction, printed In English. the
native language Of these United States sup.
plemented by signs as large and Just as
prominent. In the Yiddish and other Ian
guagcs There may be arguments IN favor
OF such procedure. but I can't see II. I
believe that every real American, foreign,
born or not. will agree that the sooner this
Government encourages and insists upon but
ono language In its press. schools and pub
lio announcements. the sooner II will 40
complish the spirit of one flag and one coun-
try and the SCORER It will overcome racial
opposition snd III feeling
Therefore. can't the city officials having
tho maintenance of the pier under their
direction DO prevailed upon to add signs
printed in English only and thus force for
oisners 20 learn that language.
W. L. r.
Philadelphia. July 8. 1921.
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the Speech Reading Bible Class of Phiia-
delphis. an organization In itself. which
10 working 10 reach the greatest possible
number Of deafened people. One OF the
greatest deprivations of many hard OF hear
ing persons 10 the Inability to comfortably
understand Q sermon or Bible class instrur-
tion, and the Speech Reading Bible Class Is
king avery EFFORT TO meet this situation
by providing srecial classes. which meet
ever Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock In the
dubious. SOPHIE DU POINT FORD.
Philadelphia. July 10. 1921
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brisf ana 20 AZ nn,n, as noss,bie.
avoiding anything that would open
UNCONVENTIONAL or secterian dis
cussion.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
good faith, although names will not
pc Printed IL request is made that
they be omitted.
The publication OF a letter is not
to be taken as an Endorsement OF It's
Views by this paper
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved.
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Why so Many UnmarrIed7

To the Editor Of the Evening Pubic Ledger:
Sir-very interesting have been the dis
cussions In the Peoples Forum on domestic
subjects OF every character. The home
loving girl theas days has to take a back
seat. Girls OF my acouaintance, who love
dancing theatres, card parties and walking
the streets. havs all married. Only Mr..
Seymour forgot one thing. and that is that
men generally pick up the beautifully doiled-
up siri before plain, home-lovinE girl.
That Is why there are many unhappy
marriages and 50 many divorces.
q. w. l..
Philadelphia, July IS. 1921.
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Attributed to RuskIn

To shc Editor Of the Eveniro Public Ledger:
sr-Can ony OF your readers tell me in
which one of his works can ind this quo
tation attributed to Ruskin:
Darwin has natural fascination for
oil vainly curious and idly speculative
minds, and has collected in the train OF him
every impudent imbecility In Europe. like
a dim comet waglng It's useless tail Of
phosphorescent nothinsness across the
steadfast stars" W. X. F.
Juv 1921
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Poem and Songs Desired
"A Neat Little CIockr,

To the Editor Of the Everiro Public Ledosy,
s,r-I am very anxious to obtain a poem
that contains tho following lines:
"a neat little clock in tho corner;
II stands and II points out the hour
Also the poem containing tho lines:
:" It's now nifty years since the clersyman n
said
IN his clear. ringing. voice, with this ring
HENRY T. YouNaMAN.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1881.
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"BeIated Wanderers"

To the Editor OF The Evening Public Ledoor.
sir-Could you assist me In locating IN.
following quotations:
20 dear. brave heart. God bless tbe.
Wherssoe'er In His great universe thor, ar,
today" w
Philadelphia. July 10. 1921.
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"A ChIId's 0amev

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Lsdo,r.
sir-The inclosed poem, "A Cb,Id',
Game may not be tho one desired, though
1t conveys the Idea of "a closed door"
,,,.,, W. NJ. b.
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Questions Answered
"HsIf Mast, or "h,.,f s..f,

To the Editor Of the Bve~ino Ppbtto Ledger.
sr-which Is correct: The nag 10 at half
nssr' or The nsS 10 ss half staff'f
II. q. y.
Philadoiphis, July 10 1891.
The nas 10 at half starr is correct on
20 less an authority than the UnitsA states
Army regulations. websters Dictionary.
however, says that 'hsif stan-' rneans
''hait mast"
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CONDITIONS OF THE
CONTEST

SUBSCRIPTIONS must be secured and
~ turned in to the Public Ledger office for
verifcation between June l and September
Is, 1921.
Those from whom subscriptions may be
taken are all those residing in Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, and
who are not now receiving the Public Ledger
in their homes.
EACH WINNER will be presented with his
or her bicycle IMMEDIATELY after verif-
cation of the 35 subscriptions. Contestants
are not limited as to age or sex. Men and
women will have their choice of full-sized
bicycles for themselves or the boys or girls
models.
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Nv. W. L.''---A consular agent IL an Of
ncer unfortunate TO CONSUL general or q
consul. exercising similar but limited pov-
ers at place different from that at which
the consulate general or consulate 10 situ-
atcd. He acts entirely under the dircc-
tion OF his principal. and 10 usually local
business man.
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To obtain Book

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--About thirty years ago read an
account OF an interesting people. supposed.
I believe. to be the Inhabitants OF tho
moon. who, when they had business abroad.
were able to send their heads and leave
their bodies at home. They were also able
to partake Of their meals by placing the
food In a cavity or cupboard in their sides.
In what book can ! find this reference?
s. l.. f.
Philadelphia. July 1B. 1921.
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The SeandaImonaer

To the Editor o. the Eronin0 Public Ledger:
Sir-S andaImongers have a habit Of pur-
N"ying pasts for women while you wait. The
following incident is one OF many:
Mrs. X IL n guest at n luncheon. The
minute she is gone the hostess Ia asked how
she can entertain "a woman Of that kind"
The spokesman OF the party vouchsafes tho
Information that Mrs X" has figured in
n shooting scrape. fully exploited in all the
newspapers.
The hostess Is nonplussed. but keeps her
counsel. as she has found Mrs. X" to
b" a Rsntlewoman In every snnss of the
word. Later, when they become better ac-
quhinted, Mrs. X" tells OF her unha ppy
marriage. Thus cruelty and wantonly are
facts distorted by thoushtless. careless wom-
en- who never stop to think what conse-
quences their senseless sarrulity may have
for another person. MRS. w. g. c.
Philadelphia. June ~ 1921.
Jobs on American Ships
To the Editor Of the Evening Publtc Ledger;
alf
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ID, l.. s.'--Msdame Csra,,s nam, n
pronounced as II spelled 'koo-rea.' giving
the ''oo'' the sans sound a. In the WORD
"cook."
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THE BLACK BEAUTY
ONG known the best built most serviceable bicycle
II obtanable anywhere The Black Beauty you win in
this contest will be completely equipped all ready for you
to hop aboard and "step err Every bicycle is guaran
teed for five and carries insurance policy TOR SIX
months repair of accidental damages Just look at these
features of them to be had only the Black Beauty
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"peaf Smith" County

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledosr!
Sir-Can you explain a curious country
name In ToSas--nsmely. Deaf Smith
County''7 Should Il be spelled In that
way. or es one word, "Dsafsmith"7
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Appropriation Made Last Session
To the Editor Of the EUontr0 Public Ledger:
Sir--Please tell me what appropriat tions
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wsrs made ~ the iast session % cousrssS
ana FOR the various Departments.
Pniiaceiph,s, yuiy IL. 1ssl.
BY the second session OF the sirfy.sisth
Consress. covering the nscai year ending
Juns 90. 1891, was "a. .s8e SEQ, aaT. 90, OF
this amount the Army has tap2,b6s, SIS,
b75.1a0. ana the sundry oivfi list, A1a7.
100. SOC.
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Philadelphia. July 10. 1921.

The county 10 spelled Deaf Smith and
perpetuates the nickname OF Texas pioneer
named Erastus Smith. Born In Mississippi,
Smith went 10 Texas at a pretty early day.
and being hard OF hearing. he was called
Deaf Smith 70 distinguish him from others
OF tho same name He was in the Battle
of San Jnonto and on other occa dons ren-
dered public service that caused his name
TO be conferred on county. Deaf Smith
County 10 in the northwestern part Of Texas,
with Hsrefore as the county seat.
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How to Enter the Contest

Apply to Bicycle Contest Circulation Dept., Public
Ledger Building, Independence Square, Phi,adelphio
for subscription books and other particulars or tee
phone Walnut 5000, bicycle department. bet,oeeu 8go
A. NJ and P. NJ. or fill out and mail the attached
coupon 10 The Public Ledger Bicycle Department.
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I have % ionssd and lonsed 10 know
Just what II 10 they see ana learn,
The other children when thsy go.
DO you suppose that I shall feel
Afraid to see him look at me
At last. ana beokon with his hand
And smile, Nov you may 70 and see"
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(HONTESTANIS pay no money, collect money! Simply
secure 35 signatures the subscription blanks fur.
nished by the Public Ledger turn them n and as as
your 35 subscriptions have been verified you receive
Black Beauty The contest will be open until September 15
but get your Black Beauty your
are verified. ~ po'
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Jobs on American Ships

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--I. too. agree with Charles X. Markell
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Tn .skeep Company"

Yb,vasfpnia. June -. f~fi.
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Philadelphia. July 10. 1921.