davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-08-11

the best vaudeyllle bill ever offered in
this vicinity for the price Of admission
charged. The bin includes the Luciers
who are known to all the patrons Of
the Keith theatres who viii be seen I'm
a novelty comedy act seen for the first
time I'm a park; the Original Phroso. in
a pantomine comedy act. who is also
seen for the first time at a park and
who IS one Of the features OF the
Keith circuit; The Gardlnerc IN a
clever comedy offering "A Day in the
Movies; Ida Davis, a singing come
dlenne Of ability and Jeanette Evans &
Co. in THE Picked Husband"
The bill is certainly big one for
the money and there Is but one single
act on the program.
Evening journal., 1919-08-11
UNSETTLED HOG MARKET.

Armour and Company in their week
ly review Of trade, say:
'nhe hog market this week has been
extremely unsettled owing TO the labor
situation in the packing plants and the
fear on the part OF shippers Of Inter
ference with railroad transportation.
"rho cattle market was higher this
week especially for the better grades
OF stock, the supply being short. The
beef was slow with light demand.
COLLECTIONS arc good"
LIVERPOOL COTTON
LIVERPOOL, Aug st. United Tress).
Spots opened with fair demand TO-
day. Prices were steady, Sales amount
ed 10 1000 bales. Receipts totalled
1000 bales. no American. Futures op-
ened quiet
American mlddllngs fair, 2i.di; good
mlddlIngs, 1898; full mlddlings, 1913 /;
middlings, 1888; low. 1913; good or
binary, 1913; ordinary, ii.95.
CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO, Aug. A. Omitted Press -
Opening grain:
Corn, September. i.92%@h; Dccem-
Der, iJ6; May, i53iz@G,
Oats, December, 79h@%; May, s2h@
4.
NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK, Aug. H. united Press.
Evening journal., 1919-08-11
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL NOTES

Miss Catherine McRse and Miss Mil
dred Hopes left this morning for a
two-weeks' vacation, part OF which
will bo spent in Mortified, Mass.
Evening journal., 1919-08-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
cucaCo GRAIN

NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK, Aug. fl. united Press
Evening journal., 1919-08-11

Miss Mildred e. Stevans Is visiting
at Milford.
Evening journal., 1919-08-11

Raymond Phillips has been visiting
friends along Indian river.
Evening journal., 1919-08-11

Miss Florence Berger has returned
from vacation spent on the Indian
River, Sussex county.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
Las EscueIas Nocturnas
JOvEN PoRToRRIQUENo QUE CANA $4,000 DoLARES ANUAL
MENTE, EN- NEW YORK

Cuentl hoy Santurce con unoS
trcinta \ cinco mil habitanteS, JUS
tamentc cl cincuen:a por cientO
de Ia poblaci6n total del munich
pio capitaleno.
De suerte que. este nuevo Yer
sales, poSee, en conjunto' tantos
habitantcS como San Juan V Pucr-
a de Ticlra; cifra que parcce IN
creiblc.
Desdc mi rcgreso dc New York,
no he cesado un moment0 de in
dagar 81 hay por esta poblaci0n
aloma eScuela nocturna. prOpla
para seguirpcrfeccionando mis- eS-
udioS de9idiomas y taquigrafia
dc los mismos, que hubc de comen-
Zarcn Nueva York, con alglln eXi-
to: pero todavfa no he tenido la
sueraesdc ohtener una favorable in
formation con referencia a este
particular y 30 es que. yo pre-
enda benefciarme gratultamente
con los imdica6los estudioS, como
me ocurri0 en- Nueva York donde
"a generoSidad del GobiernO eS tan
ma@nanima que no lie regatea hi un
centavo al ramo de la libre ms
trucci6n, sino que deSearia pagar
llS classes como las pagarian otroS
amigos mios a quienes he habladO
dc StegaSunto.
/. Lo que deseamoS, los que'forma-
mos este grupo eS. simplemente,
estudiar, Sabcr cada dla que pa
Sa, un POGO mas: auXiliados por
competen' eS profesores, que sabe-
mos no faltan PrepararnOs, Ell
fin. para no quedarnoS atraS con-
vcrtidoS Ell eStatuaS de sal, Ell eS-
toS ticmpOs Ell que tan neceSarlas
81 hacen las arteS manualeS O la
modesto profession; ell eStoS ;iem-
pos Ell que la iuventud va apren.
dicndO de tOdO y Ell que nuestrOS
memories va Suelen preguntamOs
de noche. al reparar preparar las
leccioneS para q dla Si@uientc, ciel
I tas cosas que, francamente, desea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29

JOSE No. 6. TEL s55.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29

rlamoS Saber como cl maestro; pri
nero, para dejar cumplidamente
satisfechOS los anhelos del hijo Y
Segundo, para demos.rar en- toda
OCCASION nuestras protectOras, SUI
perioridad V cOmpetencia Sobre es-
tos inocentes rapaZuelOs que Green
que nOsOtrOs debemos de Saber mas
que ellOs V tantO, cuando menOS,
como su professor.
Ciertamente, los que VA vamos
para viejos. los hijOS de o.raS ge-
neraciOneS menos prOgreSistas Y
activaS que la preSente, no diSfru
tamoS ell nuestra va lejana nilez
de iaS magnificaS Y SaludableS en-
Senanzas que los ninoS de esta epo-
ca maravilloSa Ell que todos apren
den, insenSiblemente. cuando me-
nos. nocioneS de cuanto hay de ma
yor inter&S en- ell Saber humane.
Qucdan ann viejaS raiglmbrcS
a las cualeS no lleg6, por falta de
OpOrtunidad, csc alimentO esprit
tual que tanto nos cOnfOrta v tan
admira blemente nos prepara para
las rudaS luchas que hoy prcciSa
mos SOStener.
Puerto Rico eS un VIverO de
aSOmbroSaS inteligencias que tie
nen brillante porvenir, Ell ;odaS
parties del orbe. Y muy especial
meme EN- los EStados l'nidoS de
NOrtcamerica, donde va brillan al
gunos j0vencS que ganan mucho
mas, anualmente, que ell prOpio Go
bernadOr de este pals.
Ello Obedece, en- mayor parte. a
que la juventud portorriquena. a
mas de una eSmerada preparation
eScolar. pOSee los dos idiOmaS mas
smpOrtantes dsl mundo: ell In
giles V el Espanol
Hay EN- Nueva York I'm jovcn
! de VeintiScis amos de edad, natural
! de CialeS V de apellido Rios,
que CANA veinticinco mil d6areS
al ano: maneja intereSes por valOr
de l75 milloncS, Y eS tan sumamen-
te modesto que III ha querido 60
dernOS Su retrato nj Siquiera pro-
porciOnarnoS algunoS de los det..-
les mas culminanteS de Su vida
Solo sabemos que no hacc mucho' ;
amos entr6, en- la miSma casa en-
ne triunf6 tan csplendidamente,
de modesto office-boy ganando 10
d0laPeS SemanaleS.
ES completamentc opueSto a la,
para otrOs, tan a@radablc miel de
a lisOnja. y pesar de tener bajO
>u inteligentc control ell valor
de unos veinticinco millOnes de do
IareS mas de 10 que vale toda 9a
iSla de Puerto Rico, hace algo no
7oS ruido que una moSca; le baS-
ia con Sahcr mucho dc economic
+ tcicntifica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
ColOcaciones.

SE NEcEsITA una taquigrafa. qns -
criba hgeTo en- maqu.uiila. Dirfi1ss a
Carretcra 70. frente al cine 'victory
Garden"
TRABAJo FAcTL de costuras = mauo
encontrara el Que desse en- Cauertsra
20 frente al Victory Garden
INA PARA ARRENDAR -ofrscs
mos en- arTendamieuto Al prstio a. disz
y ocho dolares anuaies por curaa. a.
Cien aciento settaa e4nso cmefAaf
de teuen0 propio para eaAa. - II bl
rrio dc Mucarabones d Toa Alta.
con nm desvio de IA Central 'Conaian
cia" y. un kil6mrtrc De IA carrstsra
de Bayam6n a Toa Ara-PESQJEEA
IEsoUERA INC. EDfTfcfo BOu
RET. SAN JUAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29
LUNA DISPOSITION PLAcENTERA"

Asi djo el jovea al eligir su esposa.
FL fue hsto porque hasta una muJer bonita
puede hacer la vida miserable. 81 Sc sien,e
siempre malhumorada. doliente. enferma y
desagradable Buena salud siempre pro-
duce una disposition placentera. 81 I'd.
sufre de intermediates pecuIlares de las
mujeres, NHe5G SG'Hd dc Reno le devol-
vera sus fuerzas buena salud. Este re-
medic da alivio ripido los des5rdenes dc
Jas mujeres. regulariza Ia menstruaci6n.
refuerza el sistema nervioso pone a Ia
mujer nina doliente en- perfecta salud.
tonlhcando los organos de manera que es,os
funcionen sin dihculiades. Ynesa .SSinS
dc Reno da salud accion natural al siste-
ma Compre una botella hoy mismo. De
venta en- todas las farmacias.
S. B. LEONARDO 4 CO.. Fsbrieans... New Yer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29

ContamOS aqui con cen. enarcS
de jOvenctos que. dcspueS de ha-
Der cursadO la instruction prima-
ria, han tenidO que abandonar suS
rStudiOS para ir a ganar el pan de
cada dia, para ellos Y para SuS ia
miliarcS. \ eStoS j0venes. muchoS
I! lc cllOS con diSposicioneS singu-
lares para Seguir eStudioS SuperiO-
res, no debi6ramOS de permitr q.
Sc eStcrilizaran Ell m cstrecho am
1 bentc de luchaS inccSanteS, POGO
remuneradaS con frecuenciaS. sin
/ o ra aspiration que la de proSpc-
rar I'm POGO mas Ell las labOrcS que
/ les son habitualeS DebieramOS
abrir. lnaugurar las eScuelaS noe
turnaS en- tOdaS las ciudadeS V pue
! bios della Isla, a fin de que cOnti-
nuaran eStudiOS vocacionales V OBJ
tuvieran Ell el maTana los titulOS
f, V recomDenSaS que no pudierOn al
,anzar en- los colegioS dilrnos. pOr
notivO de la pcnuria que tai veZ
mpeZara enSenOrearSe en- SuS no
gareS
En- los EstadoS I'nidoS aSiSten
a es- a claSe de eScuclaS, deSdc el
linO haSta cl ancian0 decr6pitO,
'vidos todOS de aprender algO
mas.
Y. en- las aldeaS remotaS. don
lc tOdavia no llega ell milagrO de
fla alec:ricidad acumulada, nj el
comfort para el hogar humildc.
en- las nOches de inviernO, como a
las pOblaciOneS fabulosas; mOS
llevan cl clasicO haz de lena para
antibiar el ambiente de la escuela,
otrOS el cOmbuStible liquidO pa
ra dar lumbre la academia lu-
garena. mientraS cl que mas Sabe.
de tOdoS los de la honesta comu
nidad, ejerce de maestro Y de ap6S
tOl, entire aquellaS gentes. Senci-
Has Y 'bondadOSaS, que no Gambia
rian Su delicioSa vida patriarcal.
por ninguna Otra.
Antonio Blanco FERNANDEZ.
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FL IzEUMATIsMO

lei Eli.rv dc Leonard Para Ia Sangre
/ euro el reumatsmo." es 10 que dicen
lchas pcrsonas satisfechas. Lo mismc
EIDE hacer en- su caso. FL rcamatismo es
a enfermedad de Ia sangre. para curarla
necesario elimin;r dc las coyunturas y
tsculos el acido urico. purihcar y 1orta-
!er la sangre Para este Sc requiere un
medic fucrte active que pueda expul-
: de, ,su cuerpo todas las materias vene-
sas Fl Elixir Ge Le0nardi para Ia
In1Ye aliviara
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Sc alquila.

Sc AIQUILA un mirador. .Propio p "a
caballaro, o ma rimonio. con entrada
independence. installation sanitnria.
Tireccion, Luna go. Te.efono 1870
Rojo.
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COmpras.

UN VIOLIN Sc dsssa eomprar un vis
lin. cue este en- excsi.uts eondici6n y
sea propio para ma ssf9fi > De 80
Diriiase "A p. o. gox s4t s. fu
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Sc neceI.a.

Sc DEsEA UNA TAoUrGRATA - -.
paiiol insies. A. sxpevt~uri7. Nsea
susldo Comuniquc Apagsaas lsli. Tsl
eID San Juan
uEvA INDUSTRIAL EN PTo. Krco
Daremos trabaio = mas de 10000 mufs
- que sepan bordar caiar coser.
Necesitf mos ageufes en- todos TO- pre-
bios de IA Tsia Pazaremos ios melo
res prec'os y comisionss = ios aEensfs
Es n@cesario uue Jos agsn' e tsn1au e-
pcriencia y den refsrencizs. requisites
i1disr snsables para que "a s9licitud
sea considerada Dirisse hoy nism5 al
apartado az. San Juan. ? r.
sE SoL1C1TAN pzsnf.r d respons-bE
hdad para vender provhiones anev0s
los comercianfss importadores en- san
Juan. Ponce. Auovo. Arecibo Aansdi
In y Faiardo eDirifsree : Y. a. ra.
1undo. Mays guez. Porto Rico A~enfs
General de w T Company. de Nueva
York
LLAvERo PERDTDo. II vismss 10
entire nu-ve diez Dc IA mahana ss g.
travio un liavero en- 81 tfayecto en.re
81 Corrco y n farm7eia Bisnco yendo
por IN calls de u Tsuea Sra aratih
c7da n p'rsoua qus 10 eItrezus "a -
a redacci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-29

Sc VENDE EN- buenas condiciones sa
ni:arias. tres casas de MADEIRA en- Ca
tafio. Informara Victorio Fernandez.
Apartado 144, Catafio.
Sc vENDE un truck Republic de
dos media toneladas Ell muy buenas
condolences y Sc compra un Ford
de dos asientos. Informara Agapito Mi
randa. San Agustin No. 76. Telefono
727 verde, Puer.a de TERRA.
Sc vENDEN
Muebles en- perfecto estado Informa =
ra: Alvaro PADIAL, Pabellones de Ia
Penitenciaria.
Sc vENDEN formale,as, MADEIRA puer
tas usadas, ell buen estado; tamb en-
vigas de ausubo. 1nformaran en- Cris;o
%.
81 VENDE de segunda mano. un es-
critorio, una maquina de snmar y nm
mimi6grafo EN- excelente estado. In
formaran j. M. ORTIZ. apartado IL. San
Juan.
PARA REGALoS a preeios limita
disimoS: preciosos cuadros al oleo aca
ba de recibir la muebleri1 Los No.
vios', de Rafael Margarida. S. Brau.
IA.
Sc VENDE nm negocio de comisionss
agencias de fabricas dc accessories de
AUTOMOBILES; gomas y tubos; generos
de aloodon; provisiones. productos
quimicos. etc. Duefo time que regre.
sar Es-ados Unidos Dirijase al Apar-
T. do 752 San Juan Adv
Sc VENDE Ell meior pussto de tqba
cos EN- San Juan, Para informes F. o.
Box 1850
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MUY PRON-O

alquier caso de afecciones reumaticas o
gotta I'd no snfrIra mas las torturas
| reumatismo 81 toma el EHriy de Leo
rdi para Ia SGnJyc Este maravilloso
medic lie devolvera Ia vitalidad perdida,
Imentara susvenas con sangre pura ro-
regularizara el funcionamiento de sus
ZONES e higado, es el mejor remedio
ie Sc ha conocido para envenenamientos
la sangre. cat3rro, ulceras, tumores,
,emia, constituciones debiles, Stills to-
IS las demas Intermediates de Ia sangre.
) especialmente valioso como restaura-
'r de fuerza vigor para hombres mu-
res de edad avanzada. Tome una botella
Elixir de Leonard para Ia Sdngye y
tiara que facilmente su sufrimiento pue.
. ser
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Sc ofrece.

SELLOs:-Envis q s:s. en- ssiios ds
correo usables americanos , rscibirA
$50 sellos de todas Las parties dei muudo
incluyendo; Argentina. Bolivia. Chils.
Meiico. etc
Diniase a c. n. GONZALES. a
Wilson Ave. santurcs. Puerto nico.
G1 oUIERE componsr bisn su AUTO.
MovIL ilevelo Al acredIfado ''TA
~ LLER DE REPARACr0NEs" ds
Pedro Flores de Larosa I'm 81 "Bu
levar del Vale. donds antes estaha
81 cafe "zaxa''. prsei0s m6dicas
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences. Sc vende barato. ST.
cesores de L. villamil y Co.. San Juan
2. r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
Accessories

Inc Importance OF accessories for cannot be
oVerestmaed Especially this Spring when every means
studed 10 achleVe new expressions of individuality
vest may be the style suit; the color of
bag or Umbrella may give just the needed accent;
groves and NeckWear may determine the smartness of
dress -
Our representatives have studied accessories with the
ne" modes for dress always in mind will need ony
LOOK at the various departments main floor to
convince that the newest most
and artistic which be had
MILLER & RHOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
New Separate Skirts

in white and all the beautiful soft shades All
the new Silks Wool Plaids, Pauetts Tricolette Baro-
net Fouard, Satin Fable, Georgette Crepe Fan-a-s
Moon-glo, Crepe de Chine, Pussy Willow, and then
splendid variety of Wool Plaid Never before have Sepa
rate Skirts been SO popular. There is reason. Come
and see!
Second Floor, West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
The Distinguished and Unusual in
GOWN FASHIONS
The Gown Department, on the Second Floor, Fea-
lures Collection of Exquisite Modes in
WOmen's Frocks and Gowns

TO the refined sense of the fastidious frocl
or gown loses much of it's charm when it has been
the object of constant repetition and duplication
1t is more or less Of social embarrassment to en-
counter, at every turn replica of the gown one
has selected as her own particular expression
Miller q Rhoads feature modes that are trans
lated IN terms of simplicity and elegance-fash-
ions distinctly unusual, revealing an artistry in
form, color and the high lights Of decorative
touches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
Prices $19.75 Upwards to $175.OO
Dame Fashion Says, ''Capes"

Miller hoads claim to get the proper style at the
proper price. You should inspect selection-serges
tricotines and velour. Price range, $3.50 up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-13
Tailored Spring Suits
Special GROUP, $40. so

bevy of the most tasteful and luxurious crea-
ton in Suits for Spring. Tailored in fabrics of
distinction and beauty
Tricotine, Mems Wear Serge and Poret Twill
New phases in blouse coats, box coats, waistcoat
demi-tailored and severely tailored types.
Navy blue and the spring shades About 15C
suits from which to select S495O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
NATALIE THE GREAT STARS
WINS TW0-YEAR-OLD TROT
AT READVILLE MEETING
Goes Second Heat I'm 3,1O. Fastest
Time by TwO-fenr-Old Trottcr
Made This Season.
IBy Assoc ,iat,d prcss.l

BOSTON. August 26.-The Readville
purse for the 2:16 class trotters. the
feature event of the opening day of the
Grand Circuit meeting at the Readville
track. was easily won by Mignola,
marking his eighth successive victory
this year. AT the end OF each heat
Cox was looking back at the field.
two-year- old trot Natalie the Great,
driven. by Thomas, lost the opening
heat through Il break at the distance
flag. MIR. dudley taking IT in 2:i2 y.
Natalie won the second by a short
neck from MIR. Dudley in 2:l0, the
fastest heat by two-year-old trotter
In the final heat the Thomas entry
was only a nose in front of MIR Dudley
al me ne ilniSli. the time being 2:ll -
the lot in the American Horse Breeder
Futurity for .hree- yenr-old pacers,
winning in 200 Ia and EOS 81. Mile
Hopeful. i'll the 2:lS trot in 2:lO ii.
2;l2 IL and 2:10 "a.
HORSE BREEDER FuTuRIry
Goia Iss K kIar''S To'''ny ,! nnT-e sS
Home Fas,. b. T. tGcers, '. ......:.:.
h Time ps s.si. s:oi 'Mnr'in)........
.n Boston HERALD.
I~o-year-oId. trOttins: purse. 1880:
the Great Crho,nasj ................ al
Lady Mozart: b. T. Crailman1ii..::...........
Margaret Harvester also started
GEoRGE +. LE6NAKD cas CLASS
TrottinE. purse. 500:
Mine irwin. hr m. By B;nIara
G G$isS |soP ii. iI.r5sn }5diil's:ayj ;
BelEic also started.
Time: @:l0i4. 3:lat,, 2:loN
READNILl.E .:l6 CLASS.
TrottinE: purse. 5000:
MtEnoia. CHI. h. by Allerton. COX.
Scika en-. m on. FleminE) ...........
Zom!dotic. b. III. CMcDona lid ...
Constantine the Great and Anna Maloncy
Time: 2:osa.. :os,s. 2:os,s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
ONE UPSET FEATURES FIRST
DAY OF BIG TENNIS TOURNEY
Gerald Patterson Defeats Fred Ii
Alexander, Who Ranked Third
In Racket Stars of IpfS.
Icy .Assocint.drresal

FOREST HILLS, y. ". August Go
With one upset and several hard
fought sensational matches the initial
round of the thirty-eighth annual
singles turf tennis championship of
the United States opened on the courts
Of the West Side Club here this after
noon.
Great interest conferred in the work
of the visiting Australian players and
the racquet experts from Down
Under" justified the reports which pre-
coded them from England. by winning
their matches today in decisive fashion
Gerald l.. Patterson defeated Fred
B. Alexander, of New York. who ranked
third among the national tennis stars
of 1918.
The vet,ran. Norman L. Brookea
holder of the present Davis Cup cham
nionship won in straight sets from
l-ycett disposed OF Harold Godshau of
Los Angeles, while Il. V. Thomas dis
posed OF w =. Compton. of Cedarhurst
Alexander was the only opponent
against the Antipodeans Of today who
was able to give the invaders from
Australia a reI1 battle.
Tho only other outstanding match
on the grandstand courts resulted in
the defeat of s. Howard Voshel, Of
BIrookiyn. At The hands OF Coprad B..
termned play of Voshell. In this set
deuce was called from five TO seven
times in several games.
ing Maurice T.. Mclaughlin. r. LindIcy
Murray w. NJ. Johnston, r. Norris
Williams. H.. and the two Japanese
entrants, Kumagae and kashio. all adj
vinccd without meeting unusual opDo-
s!tion.
Summarizes:
Tennis Summarizes.
Or. H. T.: Drake. New Rochelle. de-
feaicd c. c. GIN. So, Go. 6-3. 6-3.
fcated Lieutenant j. y. Magec, Balti-
more. Ga. Cd, Cd.
r, Norris Williams, H.. Boston. de
teatcd Il: Z. Basgs' New York. CIV.
y. Z. Brookes, Australia defeated
vi ,h L. na (; New York. 60, CO G.l.
featcd w. q. Pike. Sprinkteld, CO.
\. L. Murray. Niagara Falls. de-
teated w. Rosenbaum. New York. 60.
r. Lycett. Australia. defeated II.
Godshall. Los Angeles. Sc. G-3 At
II; s. Parker. New York, defeated T.
- p. BAH, New York, defeated H. L.
:. /. Krmasas; Sew York, defeated si ed s.
r. Leroy. New York. defeated O.
$"T j. ii Iam 2nis u. 1e@ S- YORK S-" defeated
X. Davis. Montclair. Sc, G-2. Ga, CT
y. Mathcy. Crawford, defeated ]. T.
Alien. New York. Go. G-l. 60.
w. NJ Washburn, New York. dcfea ted
H. j. W. Morgenthaler, New York, Ga,
Is. G-3
G. y. l.. Dionne. New York. defeated
r.. Adams, Englcwood. y j., rs, 6-l,
g..
W. T.. Johnson. Philadelphia, de-
fcated H. G. Benedict, Roselle, y. j..
G-2. G-l. G-2
w. j. Toussaint New York dcfootcd
y. II. Chaplin. Jr.. Springfield, Mass,
Cd. "a, 20. i-6 6-3
w. NJ. Hall. New York. defeated 4. II.
w. T.. Davis, san Francisco. de-
ieated X y. Dana. Providence, SO. TO,
6-l, los.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-27
GOLF TOURNEY THURSDAY
S. M. NEWTON, OF RICHMOND,
TO DEFEND AMATEUR TITLE
On sunday Professionals VIII PIny md
Club Team Matches Billed
for Labor Day.

The leading golfSSrs Of the six golf
clubs forming the NirSinia State Golf
/ in. on the links OF the Norfolk Coun-
| try club III the Iu=lifying round of the
I state individual amateur tourney. BE.
7 sides the Country CLUB of Virginia and
Z the Hermitage Country Club. the Dan
Vile Country club. Roanoke Country
club. lakewood Club. OF Lexington, and
5. Nj. Newton. OF the Country Club
Of NirE mia. Is holder OF the individual!
!nG won i from Pope Seals. From all
reports MIR. Newton is in good shape
TO defend his title. He has been play
ing consistently during the season. but
viii have the hardest kind of COM
petition i'll his matches at Norfolk.
Among the players from Richmond
who may be counted on to give him
run for ms money arc Pope Seals
William Palmer Douglas Call. A. J..
Halves and Cord III Wood, OF Richmond
Norfolk club.
Matthew Paxton Will play with the
."Ni nSton representatives Hc is a
irHdua;e Of Washington and Lee Uni
yrrSity and former State champion
Match play rules will govern during
the contests In, former years medal
play mas been followed.
Professionals PIny sunday.
The individual championship tour
ncy is net the only golf attract ion
Country Club. Play iii it will he con
ciuded Saturday afternoon. On Sun
day George Bousc. professional at the
Hemri;age CluD. and Harry Hampton,
professional II the Country club of
Virginia. viii pair and NEE: all corners
Bousc and Hampton have paired but
yc.'y seldom. but he IRE probably tn,
best players in the state. and an unuSu-
ally good couple Will have 10 stack up
AGAINST them 10 make a good show
ing.
on Monday will como the special
teams matches. in which all the State
association clubs will hav cSix man
team entries. Tie personnel of the
two team sof the local clubs has been
announced as follows:
l.. Hawes Douglas Call. ". y. Wood,
j. ". Newton ana Pope Seals
Hermitage Club-R. Il. King. Rives
E!HminE, 6. G. Whitaker. Gordon T.
Wood j. T. DuvaI and j. L. Robertson.
Tenn Tourney Labor Day.
The team tourney will be concluded
IN one day The two teams having the
best scores in the morning will meet
IN the afternoon, and the winner viii
mas been offered for the event The
country club of Virginia team won the
match six years in Succession previous
10 TINS session and gained permanent
possession OF the trophy which was up
Tor the event.
ont The Gn course 3s at Norf/S is nine,hole
The Country Club ana the Hermitage
club here are accustomed TO eighteen
hole courses. and VIII have a slight
advantage, whihc is expected TO aid
th"m in t-king honors in the tourney.
Last year the tournament was held AT
IynchDurE.