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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

In Wichita, Kansas. Mr.. Fox runs
a laundry that requires five delivery
wagons and one automobile. During
the past year he has installed four
thousand dollars worth Of improved
laundry equipment.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

The Negroes of Guthrie, Oklahoma,
support a wide-awake library. 1t was
established by Negro club women in
1908. In a city of fewer than $500
Negroes, this library has had 1920
visits in one month; has loaned $50
books in the same length of time, and
has added to its shelves 765 volumes.
The report Of the third quarter is
as follows; Registered visits, 1000;
books loaned, 1000; books added,
265; members to date, 800. Since the
opening in 1908: Registered visits,
27,056; books loaned, 1880, books
donated, more than 1000. The H.
brary maintains a Young Mems
Christian Association, Ia childrenHs
story hour club and a lecture course
on domestic science and home max
ing for our women. There is no such
institution in the State doing so
much for race uplift. Mrs. j. C. Hor-
ton is the librarian.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

An investigation in Kansas City,
Kansasy reveals some Interesting
facts about the Negroes of that city.
1t has been found that out of a Ne
gro population of 1856, eight hun
tred are property owners. The Negro
property vas assessed at 1,400, 900.
Fifty Negroes owned property valued
at 100000; one hundred Negroes be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000; two hun
dred between $1,000 and $4,000; and
the four hundred and fifty between
$500 and $1,000. The figures 90 to
show that the Negro of Kansas City
is worth $2S.01 more than the average
Negro of the United States. A can
vass among 5000 employed Negroes
in Kansas City between the ages of
IA and 60 gives this result: BARRIERS,
240, dentists 4, doctors 20, janitors
$50, laborers 5000, lawyers 6, police
service s, postal service 20, barber
shop porters 375, hotel porters 14O.
saloon porters 600, independent pro.
prietors 80, pool hall owners IS,
preachers 25, pullman service 140,
railway service $50, teachers 80,
teamsters 210, walters $40.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

In a recent ten days campaign the
Negroes of Baltimore, Maryland,
pledged $4,000 towards a Young
Mems Christian Association building.
This Is another one of the cities to
cover the $4,000 offered by Mr..
Julius Rosenwald, the Chicago phi
lanthropist.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

Allensworth, California, a Negro
colony, is completing a new grammar
school, One Of the best colony
schools in the state" the neighbor.
ing papers say.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

The colored people of Brooklyn, II.
Y, are to have an up-to-date restau-
rant. Edgar M. Miller and Isaiah
Walker are the proprietors.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

The Philadelphia Tribune celebrat.
ed its 2Sth anniversary by purchas.
ing an $4,000 building into which II
is shortly to move.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27

Fred M. Johnson, one of San Juan
Hill heroes, has invented a belt feed
rifle that will fire 300 shots in success
sion, at the rate of 20 shots a Sec
ond.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-12-27
NOTES INDICATING NEGRO
PROGRESS.

AS Furnished by the National Bust
ness League.
A new printing plant has been
opened in Toledo. Ohio, by Messrs.
B. Harry Lasher. W. H. Harrison and
Howard Kirk.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
9ierter 9anb. - Gr't,s aapit,l.
Wo bic Sii d. Re NIT Der
Saube fiber.

Saben mir nun ben 9erfoIssrn Der
uns gum gbeil ihon betanni,n bier
psriOnen cine 10 lanee Iufmertioms
teit 9slpiomet, 10 iheint es uns an Der
3sit gu Isin, biei.l6s audi einrnnl bi.i.n
Disr gsrionsn IsIbit gu Identen. um
enbIib 5u srfahrsn, ipo iie ibr Inter
tommen o.funben unb tpis es, ba lie
pon ibrer9erfolsung gar tein.Qbnuua
butt.n, 70 suna 5ufGais unb ohn. ibr.
ubIihtlide Witpirtung eei9ab. bab
Qrnolb unb Mern.r II. iiberaQ fud>
ten, no lie nt6t gu finben tparen. unb
gsrabe bic Srte auber aht Ii,ben,
fpslte iie al ibr.m all.rbines pe6s
isInb,n QufsnrbdIt eetpGhIt botten.
Nsin, lie batt.n niht bic seringfte
Qanung oaDon, baB man iih bon ir>
gent elmer Seit. her 70 pieIe Wtiibe
CAB. lie tpisoeraufinb.n. psber Sooo
psbro 9omss unb feline Shipeiier,
nod oeiuina. unb am olIeripeuigit.n
bic pierte 9eripn, bic felt iurs.r 3eit
au tbnsn seitoben, unb bic. sans freHb
in bieIsr Gsgsnb uno pSuis un.ins.s
ipeiht in bic 9.rbdltniife. bic iih ans
mdliu ourin getuiipft, fita sans aI.in
bem 9enub Der Gs9entport unb ben
oebeimnibpoG.n pldn.n iiberIi,s. bic
fis mad Der Sbpei3 unb in bic Hdbe
bes areiiss gerufen, nit benz mir uns
bisRr in biefsn gldttsrn bef4Gftist
bdben.
Do6 bepor mir S.rrutben. no bi.fe
aug ein.m 10 fern.n aanbe kriiter ees
pilgerte 9sielihoft Elm llntertommen
eefunben, miifIen mir erft nod .inen
ihGrfer priifenben Bid auf bic eins
3eInen Decentralization tperfen, aus b.s
nen lie beftano, benn ipenngIeid mir
burh eissn. 8eobantuns unb burh
bie Grsdbluus Seiuina's fton Man<
derlei iiber iie erfnhrsn boben, 70
bleibt uns bod nod ginises nahsubos
len mas gu ibrer sendueren gboratt.s
riIiruns unerldbIih i'll unb mas erit
bas rente .2iht nuf bi. Nerb1ltniFe
tpirft, in bsnen fie niht onein su einz
amber itonben, fonbern In bic fie aud
NIT ben perfonen treten tperben, fir
beren Geihid mir uns bisber am meis
item interefirt haben.
4us Sefuina's eie.n.r Bertht.rifats
tuns an 4bele Jrminger tennen mir
bereits bas 16ertommen, bic Jusenbs
fhidfale unb ben fernersn ltbenslauf
bes perpaiiteu brafiIianif6en Uedbs
nens unb nur Wsnises nod biirfte
bier in furaer 3iigen bnbriibsr noGaus
tragen fem. GbtHio tennsr mir tbre
Us1tiuauns NIT besu s;nesIea o.
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MaD 20. Worten an 6. 6. Mocre
SO Sub an Central Mpe. In Wtaoifons
bile. ST..
senrp Riemann ir. an Soiepb gtie.
mann. so be $3.50 SUB an Der Weits
ieite BON geeh Ctr; ebenio 40 be-
so JuB onoren5enb. 81.
Wlarie 8. WieJee on Sames o.
Cooper. Cots go. SO, 80 uno 63 IN
Sfniter unb Wilfon's llntsrabtbei.
lung. 81.
Sobn Gorcorun, per Gbsriff, onGbs
iparb 5ebleiion, Got SO. 15 in Brit
ton unb Robert's llnterdbtbeiluns in
9lenboIe.
Sulia 8ofmann an Marn 9sripn
IL Bel 81 Sub an Der Siibieite bon
9aurtI Ctr. ST..
Soiepb Surbo an DilIidm q. gun
te, Cots IL unb IL in Gsfpis G.
Smitbs !. llnterabtRiIuns. 81.
Warp Spispbins llpbof an goarb ri
EDUCATION i'm OofIen 9illass S6opl
Diitrift Ho. l BON Columbia 3oipns
ibip, go BEL 139 5ub an Der Sii
Webixr Ipe. in Sdtlen. $1250.
Widael DumIer on Soispb 9.
peurrung. II Cots in ]. 2. Sones
.Gftate. 81.
Sohn SuTeI on William SuFsl.
uugefdtr SO 4der Qanb in Seition 20
in golerain9 Up. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
: Grn1SeisentbHnss 0syotbeleH.
Cincinnati, 20. Son.
Rene Snpotbeten.

Rene SDpotbefen.
Sobn 81. Grapen on College Sia 8
uno q. so. $500.
2uura Smitb an Samuel .. 600.
per. S1100.
giidoIas Sen on Ratban Jini
$500.
Ghe Miami Improvement 60. al
grpoioent Sopinss y. II. Z. 60
$4,000.
potrit wlurrap on Gbfporb Rss
$500.
Soiepb 9iemann on 5enrp Rist
mann, il. $500.
Soa almbo6 on Central s5oirmoun'
9. II. &. 60. $1,000.
Marp 9eriOn an SuIia gotmunn
$3.50.
Wilian Suf.I an Sobn 5uH.I
$4,000.
9ttilgte Sppotbtfen.
Sohn W. Grsen an Wi6oel S9ip.
fer. 800.
Wm. 8. Gallagher an Gbitb qeltOn
1880.
80. 20. WhSarlanb on 90. 6
2ansbon. $1,000.
Wm. .. W.iit on 4ppllo 3. II. 8
60. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
Oer Come u0n culern.
Ronan bon pbiItp @uIen.
(Sortfebung.)

Gin tpi1tiger Brief 1T onselangt?"
iagts lrnplo. BON mem tOnnte bsnn
Der getpmmen fein2 unb er erforoert
meine antpeisnbe;t gu 5ouic9 'Sm,
@erner, bas lam iih bod Hur aut
uniere porlieeenoe 4nselegenbeit be-
5ieben, meinIt Du nibt duh9"
0erner fubr ploBlih Elm neusr Ses
bante ourh ben aopf uno allss glut
Ieines Ssrsens itromte psrrdtberiih in
Iein 8eii6t. ,Gs III fonberbar", iagte
er, runb tpie es f9eint, icllen mir
Itets burd bebeuhnms 9orf1lt BON
8rinosInalb abs.rufen pcroen -
bisier Brief afsr, gfrnolo, Der utiere
2lrlpeisnbeit in unterietn 10 silig err
fproert, 1T ptne 3ireifeI = BON Sc
iuinu ba Gotta 5ario ssIdrisbsn uno
fie qiebt uns aunoe ourtn, pobin 'le
bic beioen S6urisn ssfhlsppt hdben. :"
,Werner." rief Nruplo, roa bait Gu
Reht! Sas mar Elm gutter Ginfau. ga.
| ia, 10 lit es - 0, tpdrs oitisr grief
bod aleih nit burb bic auft ssflogen.
bann tonntsn mir bier auf Der Stslls
bic rihtige sSGbrte Der 5iihIe uno Der
oeftiIslten 5aube psrfolgen. Wbr IS
bate ia pieI gu piel 3sit fortsenoms
men, sinsn gotsn bamtt bsrsuienben
unb 10 iit bic DspeI6s bissmal ieS.nz
foQs gere6tfcrttgt. Qber mas hiIft al
les Reoen - mir miiifsu uug.nblitIi6
mad 5uuie, msin Suns.!"
,0o6 Mot Su Sub.9" mari 6err
8obren elm, oa sr bic iuns,u Wanner
| fid Thon gum 4ufbrud riiften fab.
ySie Iino ia sbsn srit angstomm.n
unb Der nddIte bsrgise Weg nod uns
terieen iIt bier Stunoen nett. Rctn,
iporten Sic nod cine Stuuoe, bonn
| fGbrt mein Wagsn Ie.r nab SrierIas
Ten, nm cine Samili. ous Nm 6otsl
bss 2lIpss ab3ubulen. Die auf ott Sa1e
Guortier bel mir be'te1t bat. Gs
t0nnts sleih fortgeben. absr bi. pfsrbe
| freifen uno barin It6rt man Iie ni6t
qern, benn i1re 4rbeit lit Ittper."
r8ut, oas nehmeu mir ounsbar an"
bsrisbts QrnoIb, muno 10 tomtiien mir
INNER nod f,iiter gu Saui. an, als
tpenn mir iofort 3u Sub aufe.bro4sn
pdrsn."
Serr gobren entfernt. Iit, I'm ben
tequemsn Daasn sur Jobrt kr.it
MAIDEN gu IaiIen; Better WfiheI aber
nurbe btauftragt, bic in fein GsbG6ts
nib sinoetrassn.n periprsn ni6t gu
oerasIien uno iogIsih ndh nnterisen
gu tsIesrapbtrsr, tpenn er ibrer ans
| Ii6tia tperb.n iollts. limb 10 itiegen
Die beiben 5reunbe nebit Jinaul mad
elmer Stunoe in ben 10 sliidli6 err
langten Wagsu uno fubr.n ab.rmaIs
unperrihtetsr Sahe mad nouie, bod
nun bou Der beItimmt.u Soffnung.
bab ibnsn Der oebeimnibpous tpidtise
Brief ben sHbIihen GrTols Der bisber
miBlungensn uno 70 plDbIif unters
brDdenen SagO iih.r IN Die Sdnbs
! ipieIsH iperos.
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I'm Sample um's TaIein

erlissen 10 @iels, obne baB man i6n.n
ben 8orpurf Der sseigbeit MAIDEN
barf, tpel6e Die 5linte ins aprn tpirft.
Der meni6lite aorpsr fpirb BON pie
len hronifhen 9rantbeitsn beimges
iuht, tpel6e bic ftGrtite Bilenstraft
aufreiben unD- ben Sob ols ettpas
Munfhtnsnertbes eriGeinen laffen.
Namentli9 gilt bas aud BON jenen
fhmer5baften 2eiben, ben 5dmorrbois
ben, pelbe Dielen Meni9en bas 2eMn
oerleibete, bo fie BEL GuadIalbern uno
gbirurgen feline 5ilfe fdnben, bon Or.
Silsbees beribmtem 5eilmittel ,,4naz
teiis" uber feline RenntniB batt.n. proz
ben bieies unfeblbaren Mittels fpers
ben BON g. Neuitaebter &: Co., gor
1919, Heu yori. tOitenfrei Dsrfanbt.
q. W.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-22
OrnaSeis.ntlnmS Mtberiralnngen
Gincinnati, 20. San.

v u " W ~. sSai.
gbtuurb 6. Mcclure on gbna 8.
WeGlure. Got 19 In GIsmtre unters
abtb. 81.
9bomaa !. MsgIurs, 1ruftse. on
Gbpurb 6. Re9Iure. boHslbe gigens
tbum. 81.
StonIep Repton an 9bomas 1itus,
stpei Sabr. 2saIc ouf einfn 9btiI BET
Got 93t in graipforb 6c glurts llns
t.rabtbsilung in GIenbale, mouatIih.
Misibe $42..50.
Sohn S6ul.r an 4ugnftine 6,
Qbelman, % bel 150Gub an berglorbs
feiie BON Dopton Str. 100 Jub oftlif
bon 5reemon Qpe. 81.
Sobn S6ul.r an 4usuitine 6.
glbeIman, 5 BEL 150 Jub an Der Rorbs
isite bon 9upton Str, So Gub 6itliG
bon Jreemun 2tpe. 81.
Guguitins 6. 4belmann an Sobn
S6uler. 25 BEL 100 1ub on berHorbs
feite bon aibtrtp Ctr. 80 Sub DitIid
bon Youns Ctr. 81.
agnes u. Smitb, per Steriff, an
Wtitael 81. 5offman. 1888 Ndel
eonb in SettiOn % In Columbia zp
$500.
Gbporb 8ronn an Mnna Gude, QoI
8 in aodlanb unb Mpoming Jmp. 60
llnterubtb. 81.
proDibent Gapings Nonf nnb9nf
Co.. asuitees. an Sobn Sitter, aoi
463 IN Nabiion DIase 1lntspabtbi'
lang. 81.
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Cine 2Hilion.
9umorssts aus BEN lInsorii6en bon
q. geIus.

gr bate bas pisrSigite ssabr erreib..
obne 5u ipiiieH. mas 4r6.it iei. Die
Wlilipu, bic ibm in f.iner ainobeit be-
ihert norbeu, srbisIt ibu prGhtie. Gr
mar peoer oumm nod fauI, bod oadts
CT niemols oaran. bab ber Rei6tbum
perpflitts, uno cine eiue4rbeit forbert,
bic BEN aIIg.mtinen Wohl niib.. Ris
m1no bate es ibm leuals gsfdei, am
ipeHisitsns feline sSrsunbs. bic fi5 i'm
8lanse ieinsr GoloItiids Tpnni.n.
Gints 4benos luo er unier oubern
aud profeFor 4nton gnrabas ben be-
riibmten profsfor Der RdtionaI6tpnos
rnie, ben er nod bon Der nniptr'i.Gt
tonnts, gum abenbsFen Elm. Dieter
Wsann mar Der einsise, Der i.intrWils
lion niht eshuloigt, ionbern ibn sneis
NAL bsim erumen fallen IaIf.n bate.
tpte mon6 nnoeren ehraeisi1tn Grds
merIprcii.n. 9his 5batiaGe imponirte
ibm furhibnr, unb feitber beste er cine
banibore ahtung. ia beinabe cine
Steu Dor oem profeHor.
Rnd btm pergniisIi6en gT.n. aIs
fih be @diis f6on nm bic GpieIiiFde
eeit1urt batten. tponbte iih Der profsfs
for Der Rationalotonomie finiisrer
QntliBss an ben 6ausberrn.
SER Sues. tpolltn Sie mir niht
einiee auaenblide fpibmen21
Ter WlilIiondr. i'm Begrifi.. ins
SpieIsimmsr su geben. enfeeeneie elm
tpenis nrbrieblih sipdr, bod b6flih:
.Bef.Hsn sic nur. 6err profeFor!"
sd babe Jbnen Wi4tises gu fn.
s.n.1
g}ineens Slles iebte fih benz profeis
for seseniiber unb b6rte ibm nufmeri.
fam 5u.
.M6ren Gm mein auFmeriiame 6os
rer gsipeIen an Der llniperfiidt, miiBts
if Sbnen jesi nidt einen Doriras bals
ten iiber ben llnterfhi,b sipifden einsr
folhen Wiaion. tpelde In Der 1anf
irGnteIt unb bort fiimmsrIihe, unreife
Gefh0pfs 3ur Welt brinst. bic 3inien
eennnnt tperben. unb elmer WiIion. bic
In kbenbis.n ilnternebmunssn iih pers
msbri. ge III Elm uneeiunber 3uitonb,
ipenn elm tobies aopitdI 3inisn trdst.
Gs pirb einmnl bic 3eit iommsn. mo
man einfsben fGrb. bnb 3inIen bi.
gaationsn perninten. Ghlisblih spirb
"a rur febr rsidbe unb iebr orme Wsns
Inen ouf Der WeIt eeben. Damn tommt
bic arobs RsnolutioR iebe Duntnote
aer1tb ouf ben Sneiterbauffn, unb
ipenn iein Gelb ba III. mub jebermann
nit fsiner 66nbe Mrbeit fsin 1rob
Derbienen. llebriaens. CLAUDE id. iuirb
bic perm0genbe RluHe tber 5ur Wtrs
nunft iommsn. Blob BON ben 3infsn
su leben III - Immoral. Die pierpros
5entigt aorbonSfuns btsinfi3irt, bod
Dsrprosentiser 3insfub infiairt..
~Mber - - Gerr proftfor - -.
i& tonn bod nidt mein D<rm5etn
pertbeiIen! --
sGis mitsssss1m MD - piis'
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ganb bes iorinibiI&sn

Gunb bes torintbifden
6 Anbbaufes in DeIpbi. Sn
Der pnriier 4tcbemie Der Jnihrifien
tteilte Gollisnon Elm S1rsiben bon
emile 1ourgtt NIT. Der an arndolo.
gifdsn unterfuhungen in Delphi
ipeilte. Ct fanb babel bns Ghosbous
b<r aorintbsr. Gs bate nGmIi6 IN
Der beriibmien sriedifdkn Rulttdtse
jeber griehif4e Siaat isin be|cnbtres
Aaus. bds Der Goriniber mar bister
mod ni4t entoedt. Gs III elm 5ufs
teinbun bon sroben AbmxHuneen.
4uber onbtren Rehen hts Doue3 fanb
man Gm9 einen Gtein NIT bem Mnfang
bes Nnmens aorintb, tuobnr9 q uns
5ipeiklbaft ipirb. bob bier b0s torin.
tbii@e G&otbauS aus bem Z. pors
4riRli&su as5s4sussss seiaHbsR III
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sis teratmtfRe--
W6ar(aaerill Oieles 3eita(lers.

eMcn tn bcr dIte'ren Bet Gao es eept'r
esrfonen. bic burn bic 66SsTune bober becab'
paren. uno es Iteat isin 8Ustiei boz. bat
oun teutsptoes nod Scrfonen eIiitirer. bn
buth etne unbefarnte arnf. I'm stanbs firs
SteIes ~ ttun nno oorausanfaaen. nas fa'
anoers srftuuni4 1T uus Sieibt Sur Soldes
eai bic gotirr bieTe Dame bcfonbers beannfiiai
BERN ne bat itr bic feltens Gabs perIieben. oas
cetsn .Srer wttmenften note etn anfseTtoas
mes sr6 asnau su lefen. gerssbt nit' bat
tr In ,brer eioenen Aefoens an 5eetn aberuf
prnrt sehmt BITE @aft Gnb Cor oftii6 bic
eetiin anenue. oorn eeet btesIse ttnauf. btS
,tr bic dh6rt Neiibena son Srcn 9. Daeas
.rre,ht Gns baus iit aut Itnicn Sano aI'
N 9aun III oer Raxs:
MRS. B. YAEGER,
csefis Aperae. etswspp. Gtaetuaa!i c
seets 80 Gents uno nornber.
The evening world., 1912-11-01

AEAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
The evening world., 1912-11-01
A CH|LD'S WASTE
CLOGGED BOWELS
Makes it cross. pccvish, rest
less and fevcrish i If
tongue is coated give
Syrup of Figs

Children dearly love To take delicious
"Syrup of Figs" and nothing else cleans
and regulates their tender little
stomachs. liver and 80 feet Of bowels 50
promptly and thoroughly.
Children get bilious and constipatcd
Just like grown-ups. Then they get
sick. the tongue is coated. stomach sour.
breath bad; they don't eat or rest we'll;
they become fcverish. cross. irritable and
don't want to play Listen, Mothers
for your child's sake don't force the
little one to swallow nauseating castor
oil. violent calomcl or harsh irritants
like Cathartic pills. A tcaspoonful Of
Syrup Of Figs will have your child smil-
ing and happy again in just n few hours.
Syrup Of Figs will gently clean. sweeten
and regulate the stomach, make the
liver active and move ON and out Of
the bowels all the constipatcd matter.
the sour bile. the foul. clopgcd-up waste
and poisons, without causing cramps or
gripping.
With Syrup Of Figs you are not drug
ging or injuring your children. Being
composed entirely Of luscious figs. senna
and aromatics il cannot be harmful.
Full directions for children of all ages
and for grown-ups plainly printed on
the package.
Ask your druggist for the full name,
Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of SIENNA.
prepared by the California Fig Syrup Co.
This is the delicious tasting. genuine
old reliable. Refuse anything else offered.
The evening world., 1912-11-01

automobile that ran down eight-year-
old Helen Tleran. was the Progress
sive candidate for Coroner IN the
Bronx. This was an error. Samuel
Russell. who Is running for that office
on the Bull Moose ticket. had no CON
nection with the accident. Simon Platt
is candidate for Coroner on the regu-
lar Republican ticket
The evening world., 1912-11-01
HELP WANTED-MAle.

DRAFTSMEN familiar with
switchboard design want
ed; applicants to give age, ex-
perience and salary expected; I;
permanent positions to salts
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REAL ESTATE 7 AUCTION,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-19
Today In Baseball
July 18th,

July 18th.
ass6 Buffalo defeated Philadelphia,
% TO 5.
1887 The 81. Louis and Baltimore
American association teams.
played a i4-inning tie: score. ,
TO >.
iSSE-Ed Sweeney, catcher OF the New
York Americans. born In Chi
cAgo. III.
lss7-Hans Wagner played his first
- nv tin Gle s&aetonai tisaghs.
playing with Louisville. at Louis
vile. His record was twice at
bat. one hit, Two put outs and
one assist, and his position Was
center field. The game was
against Washington and Louis
Vile won. 6 to .,
1909 Brooklyn defeated Boston. S to
4. In u Innings, Newton and
Hughes pitching against Pittin-
ger.
l902-New York Giants PLAYED their
first game under John McGraw's
management, being beaten by
the Phiilies. 4 10 3.
ls0s-Brooklyn whipped ~. Louis. 5
to 8, In Is innings,
is07-Washington and Cleveland play
ed a 12-inning runless tie. Smith
pitching against Liebhardt.
l9oT-0nly one hit made in the Ports
mouth Danville. Virginia league
ans Portsmouth, who was
beaten. 2 to 0. getting 1t. Law
ender, now with the Cubs, pitch
ed for Danville.
ls07--Frank Schultz. Of the Chicago
Cubs, made three doubles off Nc
Ginnity Of New York.
1eos-New FORK Giants defeated st.
Louis. 8 TO 4. In l6 innings, Me
GiEnity and Crandali pitching
against Karger.
ls09-Neal Ball. Cleveland. made an
unassisted triple play in a game
against Boston. This Is the only
unassisted triple play ever made
In the major leagues. the three
ply killing credited to Paul
Hines not being on the records.
13e9-St. Louis Cardinals. Harmon
pitching. defeated New York.
4 to 3. In 16 innings.
1slo-Cy Young Won his 500th game
in the major leagues, downing
Washington. s to 2 in II innings.
lsl0-Russell Ford, Of the New York
H~ighianders. pitched a one-hit
game against St. Louis, the
Browns safety being made after
two men were out in the ninth
inning, by Denny Hoffmann.
1Si1-Walter Carlisle. of the Vernon
, club. OF the Pacific Coast league,
made a triple play unassisted.
With men on first n second
he caught a low fly. Both run
ners We're past second when
Carlisle touched second base and
first base.
the bases filled in a game
at Philadelphia pitcher Adams.
OF the Pittsburg club. gave Titus
a base on balls forcing Eeck
over the plate with tbs winning
rln. The final score was 5 40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-19
Leander Avenges
Defeat at Henly
in Olympic Race


STOCKHOLM, July 1S.-The Olym-
pic regatta was continued here TO-DAY
with d big field Of International en-
tries ana some speedy and entertaining
rowing resulted, In the second round
Of the single SOULS, the first event on
the program, Measures, of Hungary,
wOa In eight minutes tWenty-three
seconds, defeating Nerman, of Bel
eftt4,- kas!k. of Russia, beat he
Austrian entry, Heinrich, In seven
minutes ffty-six seconds. T.. t. But
Ter. Of Canada, rowed over the course
alone.
The Russian kusik won from Hem
rich yesterday, but the latter pro-
tested and officials ruled that il should
he rowed over again this afternoon,
After winning the second time there
was no protest. kusik being declared
the winner.
The third round OF tho single sculis
went to England, Kinnear negotiating
the course IN I minutes AZ s-lo sec
ords, beating Stahnke, Of Germany.
The E,nglishmau was padding hen
he crossed the finish line.
In the second round for four oars,
Denmark took FinIand's measure by
one length IN 7 minutes 2 seconds
England beat Norway by a length and
a half in minutes II IL seconds.
They were also padding when they
finished.
Christiania was victorious over Bel
GUM by three lengths in the third
round, covering the distance in Z min
utes 8 seconds. Germany rowed over
over a course measuring about n
end o~ne-Quarter miles, 4 college de
feated Stockholm by a length u a
quarter, The time was 6 minutes ~
seconds. The Leander crew also won
in this event, defeating Australia by
two-thirds of a length In . minutes
10 1-5 seconds. The victors in this
race reversed the. result of the race
for the grand challenge cup at Hen
ley. July 9Th. when the Australians
won by three-quarters of a length.