davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

CilCkERlNG upright, s19 Colonial
iiano Corporation. 2O5 East Broad
Street
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rooms l"o East GRACE Street
LARGE. second story front room suit
able for couple. with excellent board
lGi East Franklin.
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FOR sale or exchange. upright
Fisher piano, in excellent condition
for cash, real estate or diamond
Address communications. with details.
II 30 care Times ispatch
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Blur BROS'S Player Piano Perfect
condition, $500. Pay ST. cash ball
ance easy. Colonial piano Corporation,
205 East Broad Street
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STORY & CLARK. large style. walnut
organ. S2J. You make the terms
Colonial Piano Corporation. 2j5 East
Broad Street
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PARENER wanted for well established
wholesale family liquor business
credentials exchanged. Box l. ll3, care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

YOU will gain by attending our bi.
reduction sale beginning this week
phonc for our price list. Randolph
ISIS Cobb Furniture Co 1909 East
Main.
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A-No. Burroughs Standard Adding
Machine now in use. in good order
Has A." bank Keys and fun capacity.
VIII sell for $50 cash. T. BOG care
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

ESTABLISHED manufacturer wants
state manager: hiGh-cla article:
should pay $4,000 annually. $500 cap
lia!. VIII pay expenses to Baltimore
II YOU are man we want Salesman
ager. Continental Building, Baltimore,
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ALI. musical Instruments and leather
goods at actual cost. Colonial Piano
Corporation. 20j East Broad street
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DiGIIii2S.
RI.PAliiiNG oar specially. Bicycles
Tor hire. Open Sundays. a. u. Cen
Ranlolph goal
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EIGHTY EIGHT NOTE PLAYER rolls: /
lot. - cents each: accent grade. %
cents; .5-cent grade 80 cents: $l-Crade,
10 cents: sl.i5-Sradc, SO cents. All in
perfect condition. Why not pick out "a
complete library while you can buy
them less than cost? Colonial Piano
Corporation, 200 East Broad street
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BY THE SOUTHERN FURNITURE CO.,
. East Broad Street.
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FRY HOUSEHOLD ON FARM, IN
SMALL. Cow y or Sl.EL.EES

\vIEt.p,..>i WV y 'it Stl, kbS,
~ r,itE OIL lamps are uscd. needs ANA
VIII buy the wonderful Aladdin Man
lamp. burns common coal oil
Ntroscncj. gives a light times as
oyer $500 in q weeks. hundreds; with
US earning 500 to $500 per month.
~" cash required. we furnish capital
|aie prices. territory and sample lanp
III ircc trial Mantle Lamp 90. yG:;
-Etulln Euildimg. Wntnrnnry. Comm
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BEAUTIFUL or ;-room fat FOR rent
~ once. 1907 West Main street
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manifestations

THREE connecting rooms aud bath by
couple. Must be reasonable.
Madison 3S3l-J
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( SALES managers wanted to open Of
ices and manage statesmen through
out the state. New, but Thoroughly
proven article 5000 to 5000 rcouirrd
to carry stock: fully secured. Posi-
bilitics unlimited References ex-
changed. Gibsob, 400 Fisher Bldg, Chi
caRo.
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WILL sell. for best offer. % acres OF
timber on stump, , miles west OF
Richmond Phone Madison 1900 or
address r. r. Chelf Drug Company,
Richmond. Va
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FOR observation-disclosures.

WATER tank. 5p0-gaiIom capacity.
Cary. 3102 Grove Avenue.
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DAVENPORT, No. l imitation leather.
puariered oak frame, Sl5. This
piece cost Si2 when new
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'tSlNESS chanco-A manufacturing;
,'hcern making a gasOicnc cconomi&er
't iSc In automobiles etc. desires Az
.SS'v" agents for exclusive territory
i"' yet assigned. Investment of $50
40 200. according to territory desired.
. "a ne required Cor initial stock !'ull
W. l'rmation by addressing Secretary.
10 Second National Bank Builling.
tucinnati, o.
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)AlRY EQrIrNICNT

FOR sale. air tank and pump. Madi-
son fJiI-J.
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S3.boo To $1,000 stock. fully paid, will
trade for suburban or farm property
ana assume mortgages. Address ID ~
NAEc TLmcs- Dispntch
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NEWSPAPER OUTFIT COMPLETE.
CHEAP; IN PROSPEROUS COM
MUNlTY, THREE RAILROADS. EI.EiC-
TRIO CARS. LIGHTS AND POWER.
SPoNSiBLE PRINTER. ADDRESS
BON ia. CHESTER VA
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: 7 y u 7 7 I.INNIN, N.NSII.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOH SALE.
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FURNISHED rooms for rent. hot water
neat. electric light, convenient loca-
noni II" children; rates reasonable. Cali
Madison @9g2-I,
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y Remington Typcwriter. standard
make. No. d. in perfect order: mono
better ever made for those who know
good machine: fully guaranteed: will
sell for sl5 cash. as need the money.
Trial If necessary. Thoroughly suit
able FOR Office or home. Il 49, care
Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-07

WE have a few more ffrst-cIass used
cars for sale. Fords, Overlands
MitchellS. Must go at any price 70
make room for new stock Overland
Motor Co, Inc, ia West Broad Street,
Richmond, Va -
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y SACRIFICE
FOR sale. 1914 G-cylindcr, 7-passcnrcr
touring car. practically new, clectri-
cn!ly started and lighted. Can be seen
a. overland Motor Co. ia West Broad
street, Richmond Va
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WANTED, you to know that w. H.
Cowardip's Sons prices on watch and
jewelry work are the lowest In town
Subtraction is guaranteed. 1915 East
Main Street
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FOR sale, confectionery and grocery
business. Reason for selling on ac-
can be arranged. Address +, 40, care
Times Dispatch
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FOR sale cheap, one SIS Gibson man
dolin and one each Washburn man
dolin and guitar. 6 9l2, care Times
Dispatch.
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BABY carriage for sale, only slightly
used. with braad-new tires Price.
$40 Phone Madison 18TH
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'N'f.NIS New mighty money making
.arvci World startled. New. mar
Ills c!oth"s washing crystal. Clothes
'p"ilShcS rubbing, waShboards. WISH
.@ machines. women Nstouudcd: wild
"t, MAKE sou To 900 weekly easy.
~ "tiFhalL OF Pennsylvania. amazed.
'sStanhs rush 1000 packages" NORM,
~ IhOdo island. plncch first 2nn IN !
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FOR sale, established and successful
growing Virginia town For full mar
iculars address Box 2l6. Emporia. Va.
WILL pay $50 for use OF $500 or $500
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FOR RENT-RooIns

YiikEE nice rooms for gentlemen.
ncth gas and phone; reasonable.
phOnc KnmNOlph PISS l..
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HEATED ana furnished rooms for rent
with table board. s North Laurel,
Opposite Monroe Park. Phone Ran
MOLDM huh3 u. kcfercnccS cNchnnEnd
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WILL. sell, DEMONSTRATING light six
run less than 700 miles at a bargain
ADDRESS y -, care Times Dispatch
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OPEN Franklin heater. So, with pipe.
ana set M free This is in good
condition. and cost SIP. DoHs this
sound reasonablcI We will show you
II YOU let US
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VIC ItOOnl ItcnthI T.NchnnRe, Ebcl Blds
So East Main. Randolph COS
WANTED. 4-room lower fiat or 9 rooms
on first floor ana | above Rent
reasonable and central location Ad-
dr"ss Ill, care Times Dispatch
WASTED to rent. small farm with fruit
ana MOOD near city and car line.
Phone Randolph BAH. or address r.
EArm.r. 3lO North Second Street
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BEGINNING this week, we will start
our remarkably low reduction sale
We will he glad to send you one of re.
viscd price list. lust phone Randolph
5SlG. Cobb Furniture Co, 1909 East
Main " '''''' :
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IF IN NEED OF MONEY. BORROW
ON YOUR WATCHES. DIAMONDS
AND JEWEIRY FROM THE EQUI-
TABLE LOAN SOCIETY. ALL BUSI-
NESS STRICTLY PRIVATE. SPE-
ClAL OFFICE FOR LADIES CONSUL
TATlON. SECOND FLOOR. 500 EAST
BROAD STREET..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
GIL MARTIN PAYS
SEATTLE A VISIT

Gil Martin. winner OF the 100.
yard dash IN the A..Y..P. exposition
games. IN again In our midst. Mar
tin wore the Blue Diamond seven
years ago when the track team
amounted 10 something. In those
days he was fresh from Whitman
college Ills greatest rival was
Jack Nelson. OF W S. c.
Since forsaking the s. A. G.. Mar.
tin has travelled far. For the past
three seasons he has been track
coach and trainer OF the football
team that tied Harvard. and beat
Pennsylvania.
II you follow college athletics
you'il know he has been at Penn
State. Martins contract has two
years life. He'll leave for the
East again Sunday.
Some clever performers we're
turned out by the former Whitman
star last season. Hammet tied the
high hurdles record OF Is is sec
oudE. Dabiin covered the l00yard
dash In as seconds: and another
OF his men got the low hurdles In
70 3-5 seconds Penn State won a
dual meet from Carlisle. and fin.
ished first ia the state collegiate
meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
Suggestions Sent
in by Circleifes
Will Be FOLLOWED

Last week ended a. series OF ar
ticIes written by various members
OF the Circle In which they told
what they thought OF the Circle and
how they thought Il could be I'm
proved. Uncle Jack has decided 10
act upon many OF these sugges-
lions.
Clara Barstow, 4524 Tenth ave.
thought q suggestion box In which
contests suggested by Circleites
we're printed would benefit Uncle
Jack. Florence Baes, 4703 31st ave.
s., suggested that Circleites OF the
different parts Of the state write
on any interesting features OF their
part OF the country and send the
story In. Iaila Erickson, 754b 18th
ave. ". W., wants Circle motto.
Ruth burlington, OF Sultan, asks
that letters sent In by boys and
girls be printed.
All these suggestions will be car.
ried out. All letters sent in by in
terested boys and girls will be
printed. SO will all suggestions for
contests. Any Circleite who wishes
to tell Uncle Jack something of In.
terest near his home may write him
and II will be printed. A motto
will be chosen and a contest to let
the boys and girls decided the
motto will be held In the near
future. Watch for II.
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Sometimes I'm fat and think III
burst.
But that's not when look the
worst
They make me up real CLASSY
Or old. or young and sassy,
| love TO do these things and
more
But to look real cute" gets me
so sore.
It's when they doll me up in
white,
That ! really am an awful sight !:
Mother fuses round for fair.
AMI sometimes even curls my
hair.
OF course. no one thinks It's
right
When put up an awful fight;
Perhaps you think | am hard 10
please
But don't like ruffles at my
knees.
To look quite tough-things OF
that sort.
IL my Idea OF real, true sport.
You think that's rough for n girl
oh Joy
I'm little Matty, the movie boy.
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LEAGUE MAGkATES
MEET here TONIGHT

Directors OF the North
western league will meet in
Seattle tonight in President
Blewett's office for an inn
portant business confab.
While the magnates did not
say definitely what action
was pending, President ID. L.
Dugdale OF the Seattle club
declared there was no truth
in the reports that the league
would cut 10 four clubs, aban-
doning Tacoma and Victoria.
Bob Brown. it is understood,
will bring up the matter The
other directors should censor
him for yelping.
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It's anybodys pennaut. and the
Reds have just IA good n
chance as any team. hav,
made some changes that will
prove beneficial,
ROGER eREsNAAAN. Cubs
Don't take our little stamp
as any indication that We are
thru We're going to win that
pennant II won't be long Till
we are on top again. where we
belong.
JOHN J. MeoRAw. oiants-
It's anyhody's pennant. with
every club In tho league put
ting up the poorest ball IN
years. can't sec how the
Giants can be counted out un.
DEL the circumstances.
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PAT MORAN, Phlllles Il
can't make any prediction at
this time, | am satisfied with
the Phillies' playing. Al any
rate. ! am confident they viii
not finish worse than third.
MILLER HuoolNs. cardln.
als-lf the Cardinals can win
ten straight games tho pen.
nant win be ours. Every club
In the league has an equal
chance. depend upon my
twirlers.
FRED CLARKE. Pirates
IT'S the tlghtest and most &c.
markable race I've seen In
many year. Amy club has
chance.
GEO. sTALLiNos. Braves
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"HoW WASHINGTON GOT
THE RHODODENDRoN"
BY Olctta Grinnell

Long ago there lived among the
birds and flowers beautiful god.
dess named Rhoda. She always
wore a flowing robe OF pink and
purple. the colors of which she had
borrowed from the sunset.
One day as she lay sleeping on a
cloud the mischievous south wind
passing by sent little breeze,
which tore the robe from her Shout.
ders and sent II whirling to the
ground.
On awakening she was grieved
and dismayed to find the robe gone
and fastened earthward TO find II
In the heart OF forest. upheld by
tall. pale. fragile flowers.
Joyfully she promised that they
should thenceforth be known as
Rhododendrons ''dcndron" being
the lmmortals' name for flower)
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AUTO HITS WOMAN
At DRINK FOUNTAIN

TANNED against a drinking foun.
tain by an automobile at IL p. m.
Friday. Mrs. a. II. Reynolds. "a. a
stenographer for T. $. Ray. In the
Globe building. sustained a f-ac-
tured leg and gashes from which
so much blood flowed that fears
were expressed for her life. The
machine was driven by H.: A. lie
barth. lTl5 Main st.
Mrs. Reynolds stopped to get a
drink at the fountain.
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! don't want 90 talk about II.
! haven't got thing 10 say.
Don't quote me.
BRANCH HICKEY. Browns
The Browns are out OF the
pennant race and the scrap for
the pennant lies between the
White Sox. Tigers and Red Sox.
CLARK GRIFFITH. Senators
Washington ought 10 win the
pennant. but I'm ashamed OF
my club because OF the weak
hitting. We ought TO be run
out OF the league. | don't want
to talk about other clubs.
FEDERAL LEAGUE
LEE MAoEE, Brookfeds-
We've had a hard run OF luck
this season, but everything In
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BILL cARRioAN. Red Soy

GILL cARRioAN. Red sor-
our chances look good. The
team In just rounding into
shape, We finish at homo and
We haven't had the nervc-rack.
Ing job OF setting the pace.
Wen have 90 beat the Tlgors
and White sox.
Lee FOIL. Indians like
the White Sox. They have the
best pitching staff. a well.bal.
anced club and some heavy hit.
ters.
CLARENCE ROW l. A NJ D,
White Sos--lf Walsh comes
back III have wonderful STAFF
OF pitchers. and once We regain
the lead Wen stick.
CONNIE MACK. Athletles-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
THE INSIDE OF TENNIS FOREHAND STROKE ALWAYS
THE BUCBEAR OF BEGINNERS AT THE NET PASTIME
pv Hugh S. Fullerton

Service. In tennis. Is what pitch.
Ing is TO baseball. and following the
idea, the return IL To tennis what
batting Us TO baseball
On this simiie there really IL less
batting" In tennis than there Is In
baseball. and the art OF returning
service strokes is more difficult and
requires more skill aud PRACTICE
than IL required to hit a baseball
pitched even by the speediest and
most willy OF the star twirlers. Ten.
mis- has both It's Walter Johnsons
at service and its Ty Cobbs a,
batting.
This is a rule OF tennis: that a
champion player should win prac.
ticaily all his service games. With
two men evenly matched at singles
the one who wins even one OF his
opponents service games usually
wins set and match.
The return OF service naturally
becomes tn. vital point OF tonnls.
The position In waiting for service
should be adapted TO the peculiar
style OF service OF the opponent /:
provided one knows that style.
Stand as nearly diagonaiiy opposite
the server as possible. with racquet
held across the body bsekhand.
Strive always TO rstarn the ball
with the forehand stroke. which Is
the natural and probably the mos,
important stroke In tennis. In us,
ing the forehand stroke. either un.
derhand or sidearm. always keep
the wrist flexed and strike the ball
with the same motion you would
use In cracking a whip. II adds
the natural follow thru drive TO the
return.
A few OF the more gifted players
use the backhand stroke as eifec.
lively as they do the forchand. but
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going good now. We're not
out OF this race yet. by any
means. The last half OF the
season will see better ball.
from uB.
OTTO kNABE, Terrsplns--
Don't think just because We are
on the bottom that we are out
~ the race-it'a close enough
that no team IL out We're
going 90 play some bail this
last half.
REBEL CAKES, Plttsfeds--
think that the Pittsfeds will
win the pennant because we are
now but three games from first
place. and since climbing into
the first diyiglon from seventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
Best Snap Will Win
a Dollar; Hurry and
Send Your Photo In

Now that Old Sol has come out
OF bis shell tfor good, we hope),
the camera fiends among the mem.
bers OF the Circle are out in force
with their kodaks swapping"
everything In sight.
II you are among these boys and
girls and happen TO have some at.
tractive snaps" al home. send a
few In TO Uncle Jack. He will give
a dollar for the best one submitted.
You may submit any number Of
photographs you wish. Outdoor
pictures especially those taken In
the summer time. are preferred.
Send your pictures in so they will
reach Uncle Jack before 3 o'clock
next Friday afternoon. The age
limit is i6 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

the style OF attack. The player with
a powerful smashing style who does
not also possess a delicate control
OF racquet and judgment OF force
that enables him TO lob the ball ~
like baseball pitcher who has
speed and no slow ball.
When 10 use the lob. the smash.
when to shorten the grip on the
racquet handle in volleying. when
to cut" tho ball and when to drive
II straight are problems for indi.
vidual players. The champion play.
or should have all strokes and use
them to ut the situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

One OF the commonest mistakes
OF the beginners Is TO put the wrong
foot forward In returning service.
In the forehand strokes the left foot
should be forward: In the backhand
strokes the right in order tina, the
weight OF the body may be shifted
quickly forward as the stroke is
made.
There Is one stroke in tennis that
commonly Is neglected. That Ia the
lob; one of the most useful IN the
game. II Ia 10 tennis what the bunt
is TO baseball. and should be used
In much the same way. 20 catch
the opponent off guard and TO vary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

thew are exceptions and II II is pos
sible TO reach a position to use the
forehand. do II rather than attempt
backhand work. In doubles permit
the partner who can reach the ball
for the forehand stroke to take Il
rather than to attempt the back
hand. because one can get more
power. more drive" and can put
more stuff on the ball in striking
Il with the natural forehand stroke.
The smashing game Is less scien.
tiflc. and really there are more
chances for disaster In smashing
downward into the net than there
Is In less powerful strokes. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24
LIKES THE CIRCLE

Marion Hastings, of Eugene. Ore.
writes to Uncle Jack:
Dear Uncle Jack: am IL years
old and wish TO join The Star
Circle. have read the Circle ever
since we have been taking The
Star, and that has been for three
years. like the Circle very well,
and everything In It, especially the
drawing contests.
Yours very truly,
MARION HASTINGS.
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place We have never lost our
grip.
BILL MekEcHNIE. Newfeds
The team that beats Chicago
will wh the Federal league
pennant My team will start
hitting. now the pitchers ara
going good. and the club will
finish one, two or three.
HARRY LORD, Buffeds-
Any OF the teams now in tho
first division has an equal
chance for the nag.
JOE TINKER, Whsies-The
st. Louis Terriers haven't re-
serve force 20 keep up their
pace. The Whales will finish
on top in the Federal league.
with any kind OF luck.
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Girl Writes Essay
on States FIouUer;
IL Wins the Dollar

Many fine stories were sent In by
Cireleites this week. Every one had
n different subject. A few were
fairy tales, while one little girl
wrote her story in verse. David
Ogden. 1920 East Marion st.. sent
In a clever little story on Seattle
Ten Years Hence" in which he dis.
played remarkable foresight, but
the dollar for the best story goes
to Oietta Grinnell. 1922 5oth ave. S.
Following Is her story:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-24

fAmsrieanl-- Boston 4. ST Isouis = be.
ireit :. Washington !. Chicago 3. New
York :. Cleveland II. Philadelphia
fSafianan Cincinnati J. Philadelphia :
Boston =. Chicago :. Pitisburx "a. New
York "a. brooklyn ,. ST Louis Z fFsf 4.
srail--iirpokiyn 9. St Louis & Buffalo
Z. Kansas CITY g. Chicago Z. Hsitimors 1
ritisburs :. Newark I. tcos.,) -~oekiana
7. vernon :. los Angelo. - san Fran.
cisco 2. Portland G. salt Lake