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\ THE EVENING WORLD, ANOTHER WORLD’S SERIES GAME AT EBBETS FIELD NEXT SUNDAY MONDAY, SEPTEMSYER 12, | 1921, {iexington Post to Meet 7 Mohawks for Amateur 1M NATIONAL LEAGUE, Clube, ow. L, PC.) Clube, ow. ot. PO. | N. York 85 54 612 Br’klyn 69 67 507 | Pitts'gh 81 53 .604 C ti 63 74 460 «Baseball Championship iii eter 28 8 ata m4 GAM.S YESTERDAY, At Brooklyn. to the Hudson, Gen. Bu Kast, throw he umpires from seiaunony 93000000 *pbthe Marks End 4s End of Successful National Federation League » 1 a9 4) rander of the Sitemen, Se Interstate Association who will td Jed ivs Season, harge 9} ie are J. Murray, | a ——————— McNamar. itzgerald, H. Seixas E HOUGH the Brooklyn Na-/ 4nd Tschirhart. | vows wnpat voougoows | " : ‘ Bach game wil] have four unpres, 4 ° | tional League bail team will) O70" iY I pee No Wn suo LI OC not be one of the contestants,| pires but members of the Interstats a World Series will be staged at Ump, ive Association wil GAMES TO-DAY. Wbbets Field Saturday and Sunday, ' 4 nt the ised Boston at Pittsburgh (2 games). “when the Mohawks and Lexinutoa CAVA edd I Post, American Legion champions, ceived fr AMERICAN LEAGUE, STANDING OF THE CLUBS Vanaiider Priladetonia Balti | Kart and Walters; Pierer, Shamney | poreeorer-9n a] OHDOT HVS Counalll tive Joues At St Laval orn Hagiy, Caldwell and O'Netil; nd Severwid At Wa GAME TO-DAY. Boston at Philadelphia. Clubs. \ 0113 40 .738'Syra'se 65 85 .433 Buffalo, 93 60 .608 New'rk 64 88 .421 Roch’er 89 65 .578/J. CMe 63 98 .351 Tor'nto. 82 70 .539!Readi'g 50 103 .327 GAMES YESTERDAY. éf an elituination’ tourna: will be ott Clube. ok Pt ; ;, | Jersey City, 4; Reading, 3 (first). Gminners of an elimination tourr ' will Be Clube, W. be PC Clube, Ww. tro. | Sere Citys gt Reading, © (assund) Went conducted by the National Base New York boys N. York 85 50 .630 Boston, 64 68 485) Bunitimore,B; Newark, 4 (first). ibaedae Ke row out hall tor the Clevel'd 84 52 .618 Detroit. 66 73 .475 | / Pall’ Pederation, will meet in the final i (i Baltimo Newark, 1 ( st on Sunday between Pitts- St.Louis 71 67 .614 pcieege 57 79 .419 | hi TT to, 1 garfe to decide the amateur cham= jjipg), Mayor, Wash'n 68 69 .496 Ph 47 84 (379 | ochest r, MH aes é ay ¢ Greate ew © "ep ¢ atat at t ochester, 8; Toronto, secon pionahip of Grent New Yorks in m writin st that GAMES YESTERDAY. Syracuse,’ 5: Butfale, 4 aide the sem!-profese ont cane (around New York are malting th ih 1090009001 7 5| Reading at Jerse City. atiiy of Greater New York will tackle “Season “and compliments the New | Qacnieg, mash and Much: Movi and Sohéng. Newark at Baltimore (2 game ‘the Beaver Is team of Pittsburgh york Lt eration on thet) poston 010000000-1 & Toronto at Rochester. + an an intercity championsiip game, splendid ling of the mn, | New York L000H0005R-S31 ol Syracuse at Buffalo (2 games) Whig will be one of the contests OF Wale! 1 Tt Las | : etaged Sunday. ed to be bitterly fought are the ono] | Press).—Warning to the British Gov- The games will bring to an end a the industrial eha fonship | ernment against circumscribing the ‘most successful season for the Las Ween the American ert fend thine | powers of the new Ulster Parliament at} Federation. This season was hy | Pes ah ba oe Phitdth ers b | was given by Hugh O'Neill, Speaker tsathiae-attempt made by the federation Tyco) qe « Little Brothe of the Parliament, in an address at Ao scoure representation in New York |yng the Crescent Cubs of Yorkville. | Ballymena, County Antrim, yesterday City: The men at the head of the o:-| Toth contests will be staged Satur “Any diminution of the rights and ganization, which includes Harry day privileges of the New Ulster Parlia- Davega, Commissioner Hughes, 18,000 A. R. E. Employees TENEME ment as a result of the projected sistant District Attorney red Sul- 7 7 negotiations between members of the -livdn, Rodman Wana ae Are Behind Their Team. | British Cabinet and the Sinn Fein,” Daveya, Richard and Dr.| ‘The American Railway Express en he declared, “would lead to a bitter Seix encountered all sorts of dif-| Dloyees, 8.000 sii re ben the + civil war in Ireland, It would mean t ' A ait full strength. Manag P " d OT e- ficulties when the local branch was) 4 Ah open ienen co theres | Len! bermilles Reutad Out by | W#r between North ana South Ire vfirat’ started ; PE Lisi EWTN jland, the horrors and misery of :| Police—Escape by Stairs and Ladders. @erting sui ing of cham able pices for the stag: onship games v have the es and they fe jof them children, ere won't be @ plugged away ur ough tields and nes are conducted and [Renee to pull fh Which the . Commissioner Mughe Py ssioncr Hughes is preparimg Assint | ate’ Ex-Gov, Al Smith and chief | May, yes ianamanen yo |der to the street, His wife and the! ie RRB STO CHAGh VOLE tia Monte adock se iicana other children were assisted to the a Mil as fans from Lith Stee ‘ and Richa f vwill't sburgh | 6 yy police ome Battery ant from the Bas! will ta “eed © Pitts urgh [street by policemen and firemen of | engine Companies Nos. 16 and 8 and) | Hook and Ladder No, 39. . Gi t. Will When Fireman kdward Bower of : tan Ss U eep ea f “engine Company No. 8 climbed a| ladder to the fifth floor he found] \samuel Gee trying to save his land- \ludy, Mrs. A. C, McLoughlin, seventy- five years old and helpless —ven Though the Pirates aim As smoke Gee had found he could not ««, Beat Braves Twice To-Day \iii.tc2%5 ih suits 2 one? — dow for the wi help. The firemen 4 jearried her down the ladder. Rew Yorkers Have No Game “GIANTS BUY FIVE PLAYERS |ni0" ‘R° SBP °Uutncomber! mie, wife Scheduled, but Open in | FROM MINOR LEAGUE CLUBS, xO eee a” ins ae Cincinnati To- nis were ted and the { Cincinnati To-Morrow. petar: ony of tha’ Glante to: idren ca down ladders, ‘ — ay it in that the club has just + he tenants were in thelr night- ROM the lofty first place posi- |! vent tye ing players for the | elo ind there Was a scramble for ‘ next 1. ‘They are Davis, a | TUBS and mats to protect their bare ¢ POR EU Dat Set ERS SER eve ne of the < \ feet rom the wet stre and blan- f fortably perched, pojnts eet @ Sioux Club | iets to cover them. if ahead of thelr neares: wll the 1 th sie eee *, ial | Giants have lo do watch | yea Rah eR IRED hen me | double-header between the Pirate tM Ro oENbreaaea| and the Boston Braves, scheduled at} + * Hinkh inten Guna Pittsburgh. Tne aves ve been| fy Ware BUTahnaa! fron thelieor} on the warpath for ve da, w day lad sie ' and bab « are that ; ‘ erstwhile leade oO the ihe ne nee 4 League will find them tard peorinn. Ane F dye. But even if the Pirates straw h ane demande. wityking both 1 upon the} stillsbe leading by eligh Leth just enough to start their ra Bins Hired a (Continued From First Page.) invasion as league lead Ay 2 1O* fe To-morrow t Giant — that the de ation ill in three days’ series with the frbrbeaUin gs nae Cincinnati, and then the big ser closely identified with the militan with the’ Pirates at Pittsbuy RUNS FOR WEEK puticy pursued betore tie truce. In series upon which the leacuc ¢ thes cases CARI «Heo the “Dell pionship may hinge. If past perform RATIONAL LEAGUE, i pout De ances are taken into ¢ Clon, simi fi) wit) Fi) site| Minister for Home Aff who had the Giants should leave 1 Sew | Yar a U] charge of the operati in Kerry, witi@ the penount well tucked ty 3 UT scoms likely to be name in their inside pockets e 11 to 3 victory the New York a ored over their pet jinx, Robins, was the result of hard ting? Twenty solid and safe clou oft, phe deliveries of Mitchell, M <MiGh and Schupp did the work inBeRobins succeeded in getting nine off Douglas and Shuffiin’ Phil wa ‘ ; 12 (United Press) LONDON, Sept the Dail pling the B ence Inve AMERICAN LEAGUE simiTiw TIF 18 \th ng the the third inning with 1 rated with Robins, one manccitan already in and nary aeary in from right field isimiriwit ondition of the conference. i scored two more runs in this oA That, however, ended th for the day. ; ULSTER SPEAKER Per toon uumier errane WARNS BRITAIN n the grand stand and bleachers = when Burns stepped to the p n the first inning. And as usual, whea BELFAST, Sept. 12 (Associated ude a man most difficult problem. ‘The commit- wanes tee gave its utmost efforts tu over- ly | come this deficiency, however, and are the ore than a dozen persons, most) were carried down | wide,’ he open lots were secured 11 is expected |) 0 (Ronit he any smoke. The indders early to-day during a fire tn 39. the men will be we'l repaid for } Taree Tum horas to apus vhate the five-story apartment building, No. ‘*4 efforts when they app team on to victo 64 Second Avenue, near 66th Strect. | pectators at the fina: games Satur-) ‘Me 1 Fa that will rep. 1e blaze started in the cellar and | day d Sunday. There is no doubt! resent F eh Sunday's Pas oontentel Waliidrase tecorl croweat aa comnoN of the fastest | roof, filling the building with smoke States, Gis; as one of! ihe cummillee pull i \uviecmin, Lee Muciee cue se eatetes Phere ie teenie weere Rrcuned, alien we see the itlds at Wbbetsi for Beaver Malla w o 1s careher Policeman Harry Hagstorm of the wield fighting f Ghurupionahts | Pittsbu 1 git the National League |Hast 67th Strect Station saw smoke é ied we see thelorderty. or ft considered one of the best |ccming from the WME when we eee the orderly manner! Titcnars in the section, kadie Kelley, | su See ee baby from its carriage, put it under ermment it would ‘no longer allow and carried it down the lad-| tnglish education board to officiate, but from | | which we do not like to contemplate The calamity, as Prime Minister Lioyd George has truly sald, would not be confined to Ireland.” “The war would become world continued. “Hundreds of thousands of people from Great Brit- ain and the empire would support the point of view held in Northern Ire land, and there would be hundreds of me | Went up the dumb waiter shaft to the| thousands of people from the United and possibly from the British | colonies and dependencies, who would come to the ald of Southern Ireland In brief, there would be in Ireland a upper windows and) war which would embroil Great Brit- ain and the United States and would Ed Hiltie, two pitchers. who have | " 1 y per | tha good fellowship shown by the in the. big cireult, Me. |2@tm, ‘Len families about fifty Per’ spread horror over the earth,” <P yatticipants, we will know our etorts | Cl! Q Groud, Dugman and )8chs. live In the building, and Hag-) sir james Cralg, the Ulster Eee Wea apbieeliled andl that we aan ‘. RY) 1a ugh n voy. 8 storm went up to help them to CC Premier, returned to Belfast this ier Nicholos ester” Mino! <1 cond floor: shave, done something for the greatest juleo fuss Miller, See Ape ee eet eee goes eaay | forenoon and presided at a, nesting of bell-players and ball fans in the coun. | team Falis {ad little difficulty and evsrveesy| the Cabinet. The Ulster Parliament athe ama ney My sional | Was le iow iw a4 at By Mi will apen Its, gexsion Sept. 20, the 4 ‘ rton Post, Ameri eed orster's nts, | stairs. mn the third floor the smoke! date being the same as that set for Dhe Lexington Post, American Le-| plone ind the American |pecame so thick the policeman could, the proposed Irish peace conference ca fon's champions and winner of 1 Lthe fastest in the | scarcely breathe, but he succeeded in| at Inverness. \ Adee Manhattan championship. ¢ pnd EAR UE ectile a rybody out there. a the New York Baseball Ie ton, W. W. Cohen ts arrang- | Betting every bos i ib erome: nt th the. hehawe to entertain the Pittsburghers on} By this time firemen were raising | SEES GAELIC AS OFFICIAL ORE aS eae ue SOIR NS rival here. Th wi » tadde Shive upner Hoore. ' at 1 o'clock, The Mohawks are ch “it i eae n ail be) inal rs to the upper floors. On the LANGUAGE OF ALL ERIN. pions of Lower Manhattan and have, ue prodrome and, Pe) ggurth floor Magstorm found P. J.| fskehade si dEs aie ne ee atl ie Links Beckton, Pittsburgh and Roy aD. | Luby, his wife and five children, the | Beasley Predicts It Will Have Melt- PAG ind Milsnwiii @eckian mer nna doles. will accompane. the team, |youngest five weeks old. The smoke ing Pot Effect. teur championship of New York|2"d from all indications they expect | was dense in the hall and In the port-| RELFAST, Sept. 12—Irish has been @ state these teams have played| “preadent Harry Davega of th |ment, and they were confused. Tke lared the official language of the ieouat abs) ASE ALB AAC casons k ia eclerAticn hing | baby was in its perambulator. ish Republican Parliament, declared E ce G u will ne unttirned to make the| Hagstorm led them to the front of Pierce De fan penta baa ae Fopulion i all tournament a sue-|the ap Y to-day in addressing the Waterford ,.£ath Game essful affair, and everybody in the | une spareneny OuLside ot wien ae | Goclle festival, He added that when 1 HAE Four Umpires. nnization, including Mioner {Men Nad a jadder. Luby took the) ine pail wireann controlled its own gov would start to make written language ntre to the sea The Dail Fireann,’? he continued will make Irishmen out of the sons of Spaniards. or Englishmen, and even make Irishmen out of Omngemen.’* Irish tho spoken of ircland from A Springfield (Mass. ) wom- an suffered from flat feet and bunions caused by wearing narrow-toed shoes. A local doctor advised her to wear “‘Grounp Grirrers,’’ She did, and he kept careful dia- grams of her feetfrom April 4]! 1%hto July 10th. Theabove }}) drawings are reproduced $jj fromhis records, Theyspeak {|| for themselves. Ground Gripper WALKING SHOES are the original muscle-de- veloping lcalth shoes for Men, Womenand Children. Instead of imprisoningarches and toes, they flex naturally with your feet in every part —at every step. Nerve pres- 4], sure is relieved—stagnant circulation quickened—weak muscles strengthened— pain- {I} ful swellings reduced —de- formed bones straightened. Feet are completely restored | to normal shape, vigor and comfort, And these results are permanent. aw astn an Sir 29 Went abth, Street 39 Hoyt St, Brookiya Geta Pair Today! emande to be allowed to leave Bile | o¢ ner Hitchcock did heed her plea, however, and she was ordered to Rellevue Hospital in IBHURT AS CARS. TOOK HER SISTER'S RE TELESCOPED PLAGE WHO WAS 2c IN BRIDGE RUSH ORDERED DEPORTED Ralph and Rockaway Girl Goes on Hunger Trolleys in Rear-End Collision, her has sister but been found. The older saya she knows where she is refuses to tell. > — HOSPITAL PATIENT KILLS HIMSELF WITH RAZOR. Was Awaitiog X-Ray of Supporea Cancer, Valentine Keller of No, 88 Morgan Avenue a patient in the Wyckoff |Hotgh’) Hoapltal, in St. Nicholas Ave nue, Urooklyn, committed suicide this | morning. er, who was forty-five years old ed to the hospital yesterday feared he had cancer of the and he was to have an X-ray in a cot by his side this morn a man waa being prepared for the island. Commissi not the sisters arrived Poland, but was} because the immi- from vd deported ata from that country bad already | Weller wl the monthly quota, Stefanie obtained a pasa to visit her sister, She younger girl the hd rermained on the island, Last Friday night she attempted to A leave Ellis Island, but was placed tn After Aiding Flight From tho detention pen when it waa learned | is Island eee twat and. willingly gave the Two Strike xhe had no pa immediately, tt iinouneed She was going to starve jerselt to death {f not allowed to re- was stomach, | taken. ling BOTH BADLY SMASHED \ tate sisterly Tove and saccificé lium to New York, Although the im- | operating table. Keller reached over was unfolded to-day when Stefinie migration officers: t wearer. | bn4 eaieed & oars ees Uiceeed we tard Ww wonty yoarscolil) Was & ne for the youn, . Mota trace cut hia throat, He died in an hour. injured Brought Over to Man hatian and Treated by Surgeon, 1 nited Commis: | ge that she | «ik on a ohar vided in ape Crom Ellis Tsland | of her younser sister, Warotina | Dighteencpardonw Weroniirea qiin| One ule and emaciated from | a Wu a strike tarted Tast rid fi morning when two cars of the Ralph ® hung: trike started last Mriday, | : when she was placed in the deten-| and Rockaway Avenuo line of the B.| tion pen. to take the place of her ‘the G lfer Rr. Pr, were i a rear-end collision) sister whom Ne ad allowed to es~ (0) near the’ Brooklyn anchorage of the cape by using her pass, renewed her | ‘a crisp autumn morn- ing on the fairway has an Willlamsburg Bridge Both without went away ving her name. cars were Hiy wrecked Thome t ted by the smbulance The floor of the forward one WAS surgeon wore added pleasure to the man ripped up and the platform torn! Charles Curr, forty & Busters who “tees off” in a Tom away. They were bound for Man- Parkway, contusions; Laine Wye Knit Jacket. It gives comfort without weight or hattan at the time and were crowded seventeen, No. 49% Hopkinson Avene, With workera lacerations, possible broken nese; : : fl Bessie Wertkin, fifteen, No. 1831 Park inconvenience—perfectly inding the cars could be moved. Ay inuc, contusions chin and oye tailored, finely knitted, the police turned them into ambu- tere c ; ff ‘ ‘ ‘ ' liberg, twenty, No. 1762 Park ‘with the Tom Wye stitch; ances and, with the wounded lying Place, contusions of the knee Panne either two or f ket ur pocl on the sents, or sitting up where they | Klensky, eighteen, No, 109° Atnboy | eee fe i ane std Stree! ys 38: a Rlorman x~ Sth et were able, ran them to New York, 5! ee ae Hes Want - nisl Aah Ae Ct teen, No. end Parkway, con pocket del $8.50 where an ambulance that had been invats as Geottht #8 the gameiyou tusions of the kne Henry Kaplan, le Vest $5.00 are playin summoned from the Volunteer Hospl- forty-thiee, No. 59 South Sixth Street, paying: tal was waiting, Dr. Rothfedder contusions; Patrick McArdle, forty- For sale by most good dealers patched up the injured. Nono waa ene, No. 13 Patchon Avenue, con- hurt seriously enough to be taken to|tusions; David Slegel, titty-tive, ROBERT REIS & CO. the hospital 1717 Park Place, shock; Lewls Elen: New York The collision was due to a Wranklin | twenty-five, No. 121 St. Marks Av Distributers Avenue tro car pole coming off nue, shock; Sarah Korman, forty-1 the wire. A Ralpl and Rockaway | No, 46 Keap St wrenched back; car shut off ity power and another | Barney Seidler, fifty-two, No, 1046 car of the ne line crashed Into it, Dekalb Avenue, contusions; John Car Everybody in both cars was thrown) roll, thirty-nine, No. 39 Summer Ave forwamt as the rear car ground into) nue, Motorman of the car, contusions; the platform of the one ahead, tele-| Gussie Kapus, thirty-eight, No, 1688 scoping it for several tvet Pitkin Avenue, elbow injured; Jacob The wreck was so complete that it Bebrman, thirty- seemed impossible to those who saw) Avenue, contus it that there could be no loss of life.| Hbers, fifty-four, No. 9 choti A young woman who was said to be shock, and Gutte about as seriously injured as any No. 177 bast 114th Street, when the cars reached the Manhattan, All addresses, except the side insisted upon having a cab and are in Brooklyn, four, No. 1506 Pitkin ms of the body; May ny seventy, contustons, last n mea, A Clean-Up Sale for 2 Weeks Suit or Overcoat to Order, 14-75 Sept, | X14 XL 8! 4/96 12/13|14|15|16/17 d myeelt loaded with hundreds of single suit patterns representing all the pi this country. 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