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VOL. XXVIII, No. 73 BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, MONDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER 10,1921 FOUR PAGES TODAY ESTABLISHED 1893

ALABAMA CITY | The New York Giants Have Best Line-Up in the History of the Team AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM TO CELEBRATE FORGES AHEAD WHEN IT 50TH BIRTHDAY Birmingham, South's Great- DOWNS GIANTS IN FIFTH est Steel City, Will Have The Score: .... R H E ! A Pageant Yankees ...... 3 6 1 * 9 10 1 YANKEES MEET (By The Associated Tress) Giants.1 BIRMINBHAM, Ala., Oct. 10—The NEW N. Oct. 10—The chief feature of Brimingham’s cele- YORK. Y., Yankees the fore in the bration of her fiftieth birthday dur- swung to GIANTS TODAY the ing the week of October 24-29 will today defeating Giants 3 to l and the of be the historical pageant depicting gaining edge three to two over their Nation- the half century of development from games al League rivals. a group of cornfields in 1871 to the ON EVEN TERMS The Giants outhit the Yankees but 4 South’s leading industrial center in -t .* 1921. the latter made hits count for runs * while the Giants could not bunch hits Since the first house was built in on save in the first when Game Taken By Birmingham only 50 years ago, the Hoyt inning Sunday’s th*>v scored their . pageant can present only a half cen- only McGraw his brilliant Evening up tury of the history of the city itself. Hoyt pitched second game of the series holding the hard Percentage s. The early history of Alabama, colo- Here are the New York at Polo where are with., Figures Giants, winners of the pen nant, photographed the Grounds they battling -- 1; nial and the Civil w*ar hitting Giants practically helpless days period the New Y*.rk Y’ankees in the World’s Series. are to row: first base: Y’oung, right fielder; “Slim” They (left right) top Pep when hits meant runs. He finished (By TIip tiOMwiated Preaa) and reconstruction will be grouped in Sallee, pitcher; Bill Ed , , SUNDAY’S GAME Ray Causey, pitcher; Ryan, pitcher; Pat Shea, pit chcr; Brown, utility outfielder; pitcher; two batters in the a The main will con- strong, fanning prelude. pageant pitcher; Jess Barnes, pitcher; Frank . Middle row: Mike Bill utility outfilder; , The Score: R H E Snyder, Gonzales, catcher; Cunningham, ninth with a runner on second. sist of a series of inning separate episodes shortstop; , pitcher; Jonny Rawlings, second base; George Burns, center fielder; Hughey Jennings, asistant ; Emil Meusel, Giants ....4. 4 9 1 the various in the Ruths efforts were limited to an showing periods left fielder, Alex Gaston, iwirl row: William Ritter. R. and Heinie, rookies; Yankees 7 1 catcher; Smith catcher; Jess Burkett, . Bottom Kopf, G- Kelly infield and he fanned three times .1.2 building of Birmingham. Casey Stergel. utility infielder; Frank Frisch, third base. but his hit paved the way for a win- Fifteen hundred persons will take NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 10- run which he scored on Bob a of 500 ning part, including chorus spe- Good was indicated toward Me"*el’s long . weather cially trained voices, and several noon for the fifth game of the world's The single taily of the Giants wa« hundred young people who will take series. Hoyt, the Brooklyn youth the and made in the first inning when Bums dancing parts. Orchestras ROBBERS HOLD PERSHING TRIP who shut out the Giants at the se- bands will music. was safe on an error by McNally, Ban provide the CALLS cond of the teams, GRAND JURY TO meeting allowing crott toiiowed to the bat and forced The pageant was prepared from a but two to be did his usual hits, appears Huggins’ mass of data local his- Burns, and Frisch by compiled by to the Yanks at the a then walked only hope put torians. The episodes to be presented UP TO LONDON IS ♦iking single. Hoyt front MESSENGER, in the bases becom- again. , will show the discovery of coal, iron Young resulting PROBE LORENA ing filled. Kelly then giving and limestone in in TRAGEDY singled, large quantities (Hr The Associated TrewO the Giants their lone run. sight of the present city of Briming- NEW YORK, N. Y., 10—Oct. TO— (Ity the AsMoeiiterl I*re««1 The Yankee’s first score coma in ham, the construction of the first SECURE 7 even terms the Yankees ANNOUNCE On $17,000 WACO, Oct. 10—Judge R. the third when after gnd Texas, OFF, McNally small, crude iron furnaces, the open- inning, FRENCH PEOPLE ARE _ Giants meet today fo rthe fifth game I. Munroe this culled the a out Miller went home on the of coal mines in what arc now morning fly by ing (Hv Th-1 Associated I*re»»> Illy tin* Associated Press) in the world’s series. Both may elect the of grand jury to meet Wednesday at 10 throw in. the limits of the city, growth ST. LOUIS, Mo., 10-Two 10—American to try for the edge with hurlers used Octs PAYING UNUSUAL TAX o’clock to investigate the L<»rena I%RIS, Oct. troop* Babe Ruth, who returned to the the city from a crude, rough, lowless men this held the in the second contest, Waite morning up negro held*here a week to act a* a guard in Hoyt the boom fol- game Sunday, started the hitting mining camp, period messenger of the Grand avenue tragedy. Lon- for the Americans and Artie Nehf for of honor to Westminster Abbey, the fourth that the Yankees the lowed the financial disaster of bank and gave by escaped with a satchel 183 Persons in Country Have don.fwhen General Pershing wa* In the Nationals. the 80’s, the of deflation and game. He singled, and was followed period containing 117,650 in cash arul $.',0,- a medal of honor There has been a lot of talk about lay congressional a double Meusel Ruth. then the launching of Brimingham 000 in Incomes of 1,000,000 HARDING'S HOME by by scoring non-negotiabie The a “unknown the Giants’ lost and found batting paper. upon the tomb of British then advanced on out on affirm foundation. Meuscl Pipp’s robbery was committed in a crowded Francs or Over to Coblenz- Gen- eyes, now the Yankee* are having soldier," returned and scored on a sacrifice on Then will come the # fly experiments downtown street car. _ as their say. They asert they will pound TOWN’S ARMISTICE Pcrshing will not go to London the Yanks two runs for in steel making, which were finally The Ward, giving messenger was taking th*» (By The Associated Press) because of the failure of the Nehf or any other pitcher McGraw the planned the inning, and a total of three, attended by success, entry of from a Oct- 10—The sends them. money bank in the central PARIS, French peo- British war office to fix a date for against the United States Steel W'hich lea dwas held throughout the Corporation part of the to a are unusual taxes Ruth was to city downtown ple paying many DAY PLAN KILLED the ceremony. He will sail for home Babe expected play into Birmingham, following the ac- bank. game. After obtaining the satchel as a result of the heavy burdens im- October 20. today. quisition of the properties of many the __ — weather bandits compelled the conductor posed by the war- The Ministry of BATTERIES Cloudy and misty prevail- steel mills, the passing of the city to the (Hy the Associated PrrN) at 7 o’clock this with the stop car and open the door. finances states that there are 18'1 Yankees—Hoyt and Schang. ed minting from the raw material to the finished made MARION. Ohio, Oct. 10—Plans J They their getaway in an auto- persons in the country who have in- Giants—Nehf and Smith. official forecast rain. era. for an Armistice celebration in LOUISVILLE FANS product mobile. comes of 1,000,000 francs or more. Day The Yanks made runs out of flukey The cloufhg episode will deal with President Harding’s home town were Taxes are collected on al! and any FIRST INNING hits and great base running in the Birmingham of today, a city of 200,- : knocked into a cocked hat by were KANSAS BANK ROBBED paper used in the transaction of cur-1 today PELT UMPIRES AND Yankees—Miller flied out, Peckin- first two games, but they help- 000 It will show iron of a brief the people. coal, rent business in France. The little receipt telegram from less in the hands of Jess Barnes Fri- KANSAS CITY, Oct. 10— pough grounded out, Ruth fanned. and limestone, the three requisites Mo., war that no re- revenue stamp is ever on department saying No runs. day and Phil Douglas yesterday. The State Bank of Mancie, a small present for steel making found side by side j cord could be found that Dwight COPS WITH CUSHIONS team hasn’t batted town on the checks, invoices, promissory notes, Giants Burns safe on McNally's "My anywhere within of the furnaces Leavenworth electnc sight many Wells Artis had served in the United ..— close to declared line between bills receivable, bills of lading re- error. Bancroft forced Burns. Frisch form,’* Manager where iron is at the side here and Leavenworth pig made, ( States army. A feature of the cele- Cllv The AxwH-iatfd Press 1 "It is that was walked filling the Huggins. improbable they where fin- robbed this morning. In an ex- ; ceipts. singled. Young of the giant steel plants bration was to have been the re- LOUISVILLE, Kv., Oct. 10—The will the series without se- j change of shots between the If one desires to travel to Nice or bases. Kelly singled scoring Bancroft. go through ished steel is made and then convert- robbers of in the “honor of the fourth in to other in France besides burying Artis’ body riotous ending game Meusel faned Rawlings forced Kel veral batting rampages. You can I and bank officials it is reported any points ed into all kinds of steel products, triangle” in the Marion cemetery. the Louisville and Baltimore junior look for one at time now.” 1 ISO more for his One run. any that Cashier L. II. was paying percent fare ly. where it is loaded on made Worthington barges he the Artis, 19, died penniless here. He is world’s series here yesterday when SECOND INNING Huggins added: shot. The telephone wires between j than would before war, he of Birmingham steel, floated down to a War .1500 of the 6500 warmed *• will have to 10 a supposed have been World spectators Ruth’s arm did not keep here and Muncie were cut- | pay percent for Yankees—Meusel singled. Ripp injured a river open to perennial naviga- veteran whose home was in on the field the and his government tax and a neat little High- pelting umpires sacrificed. Ward fanned. Meusel stole him from playing and making tion to the ports Mobile and New Or-1 i with cushions was char- on his berth ticket in the land. III., and the local American police today third. He tried for home when Frisch first in the series yester- into stamp leans, where it is loaded steel buried the in the < acterized William Kenbelkamp, to sleeping car will cost him another ten Legion post body by dropped Smith’s throw, but was day and he is almost certain play ocean liners made of Birmingham I a BI-PARTISAN MOVE potter’s field loiter the Marion president of the Louisville club, as thrown out Frisch to Smith. No runs. as long as he is needed. The pre- 1 percent. t steel by a Birmingham cornoration the If he desires to send letters from Cemetery Association donated the disrace President Hickey of Giants—Smith and Nehf flied sence of Ruth in the games means then sent to civi ized na- and every ( all soldier dead American association held the same Nice to his friends in Paris or in fo- “honor triangle’* for out. Burns bunted safely. Bancroft as much to the Yankees in a psycho- world. INSUPPORTOF TAX tion of the a Fans the he will find that after Mrs. Harding had taken per- view. protested umpire’s singled and Burns was out trying to logical sense ns it does in other ways. One of this enisode will show reign countries, part case. New the to Bal- the cost of the former will be 25 sonal interest in the decision, forfeiting game score Meusel to Schang. No runs. He is there with the head and repu- the opening of the Warrior River to AMENDMENTS centimes instead of 10 for the plans for an Arimstice Day odebra- | timore. tation even when his arms are URGED and, __ after the government had I navigation tion are formulated. THIRD INNING latter 50 centimes, as compared with i being weak.” Lock which has a .- --■ ■ constructed 17, ♦♦ walked. bat for II*y 1h»* Associated I'ri’N*) 15 before the war. Should a post- Yankees—McNally Schang Snyder’s work behind the dam 63 feet high, and two locks with i FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT I). 10 A doubled McNally taking third. Hoyt the Giants has been the WASHINGTON, C„ Oct. i card suffice his epistolary needs, he Impressive a lift of 31 1-2 fc**t each, more than Mc- movement looking to bi partisan support will 20 centimes instead of one BOSTON COLLEGE TO SERVICE TO BE LARGER grounded out. Miller flied out, last two games. Schang, his oppo- more than Gatun locks on pay three feet for tin* amendments to th«* tax revision the throw in. Peck sou. WASHINGTON, H. C„ Oct. 10— Nally scoring nent. is still going at high speed. the Panama Canal. This dam created bill agreed bv leaders | START FOR DALLAS j upon republican him his bill grounded out. One run. Hi? baiting c :