davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Ell PRECIO DE Ia VIDA
ES MAS BARATO EN-
MEXICO QUE EN-
TEXAS
Am cuando mucho han ST.
Dido de precio, los uiUereS
palen allG r7enos de 10
que Ualen aqui

MEXICO, D. F., julio , 9.-No obs
tante que el pals IA estado en- on
tinuas guerras civlles deSde el ano
de 1910, el precio de Ia vida en- Ia
Republica eS mas bajo cue en- otras
naciones de Europa : u en- los mis-
mos Estados Unidos.
Mientras que en- Mexico. IA vida ha
aumentado un PIP por ciento deSde
1910, en- algunas naclones, q cauSa
de Ia guerra, Ia vida es mucho mas
cara que cuando comenzo IA cOnflagra
cion euroDea ' asi en- EStadoS Cnidos
en- Francia, en- ~Inglaterra ' Ell tia
LA, los precioS de los ~arricu!os de PTI-
mera recesidad han ~aumentado TN
400 o $50 por ciento, en- relacion a
los antiques
Los articulos de primera necesldad
cue mas han sido afectados por 81
ALA, son IA manteca, que ha aumen-
tado en- IN 525 p9r ciento, Ia azucar
IN 232 per ciento Y los huevos IN 266
Dor ciento. En- los a~rticuloS para YES
tidos, existen alguaos cue han subldo
mas que los alimenticIos, ' entire e
los figuran los manUfactUrados con
lana, que han experimeatado IN ALA
de IN 2Tl por ciento. Ia manta e. I60
por ciento ' el calza6o el IS por ciento
de 81 valo- normal.
Las rent&s de las casGs han au-
mentado en- IN 200 por c"iento; los
pasajes &c los tranvias IN 66 por Glen
to. Y los prec;os para viajar q borao
de los Ferrocarriles N&c!onaies dc
Mexico IN 20 Dor cienCc.
Les prec;os detalladoS de alEunoS
articulcs alimentjcios. son los sIgulen
ties: Ia leche que aHtes ya!!2 Il cen
ta=es el Iitro, hoy euesta IS; el me-
tro de mania que antes costa6a -,
hoy vale 60: los huebos valian anres
8 centavos : hoy cUeStaE Il; "a
uanteca 40 centavos Y hoy $50; G!
azuca- IS y actuaImente so; e. cal
RADIO del pals, que costaba $3.50 e
par, hoy vale $500; Y el metro de
sasimir en- las f&brlc2s ~nacioCales,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

Mr.. CASTOR de Leval. que por vein
t. amos fue Consejero de Ia Legaclon
ingleSa en- BruSelas, y tambien Con
seiero de Ia embajada americana, ha
daGo ultimamente una conferencia Ell
81 Queen Hall de LOndres. en- Ia que
ha referido la historic del prOceso '
muerte de Edith Cavell. Mr. Leval
fua 81 defensor de la heroica enter
.mera ante la corte marcial que Ia
condeno q muerte.
La c~onferencia fue presidida Dor
el visconde Durham, quien hizo la pre-
s~entaci6n del orador. ' hablando de
Ia muerte de Miss Cavell hizo notar
cuan pocos son en- Ia historic los hom-
bres o mujeres que despiden rayos
de luz para edificacioa de Ia humanl-
dad. = es porque son pocoS los que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Sc ApRESURARA LA CREACION
DEL TRIBUNAL QUE INVES-
T1GARA LA GUERRA

BERLIN, Julio 31.-La Asamblea
Nacional aprobo la moc:dn presen-
tada por les socialistas referente a
que Sc apresurara el establcc!miento
Gel tribunal que sc encargara de He
var a cabo las investigaciones re-
llcionadas con los origenes de ia que
IRA y los sulpables de ella.
En- un discurso Que pronunci6 ell
doctor David, Ministro del Interior,
en- apoyo de Ia .mocion citada. dijo
que Ia Yerdad seria penosa, segura-
mente, para muchos, pero que seria
%nenGeclda FOR toda Ia naciol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
A.-restn II cninicirNyentO.

.A"reS-O y e2lGlctI">sh'o'
Hubo otras dos mujereS cue ayu-
darcn q sa'vcr - Co.'S 00' 2 solca-
dos-la condesa de Bellevillt y y
Thule. las cualss tambien fueron
sentenciadas q muerte. Tn hombre,
que unos Gicen que era frances, @
tros cue era polGco, fue a IA enferme-
ria q TRAFALGAR como jardinero. Ese
era una espia. Y pocos dias despues
treinta Y siete de les refugiados fue-
ron aprshendidos. E. principe de
Croy logro escapar, pero los otros'
entire les cuales Sc hallaba Miss Edith
.fueron pueStos en- Ia c4rcel.
Edith dijo q sus jueces toda Ia
verdad. porque nc tuvo 4 nadie que Ia
a~conseiara en- aquel trance. Confeso
que habia salvado de Ia muerte a mu-
chos soldados porque tai era 81 deber
v su mission, Y que 10 habia hecho
unicamante por humanidad y no por
L---FFsF FTAlLEAS-1ASs>r ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Los profesores seran niiitarizados

Por acperdo del Presidente NUM-
cipal, todos les professors que pres
tan sus servicios en- las escuelas prl-
marias de esta capital, deDeran re-
cibir instruction militar diaria Y nd
Ger practicas de trio al blanco GUAM
90 menos tres wees por senana-
Sc dice mucho Ell los circuloS OIL
c~iales, que los empieadcs pdbllcos
seran tambien militariZadcs Y gu.
ia INSTRUCTION militar sera inpartida
en- todos los departanaentos del go
bierno, tanto en- las Secretaries, &C.
me en- las demas dependencies
En- Ia escuela Preparatoria, los
alumnos han comenzado a reclbir
instruction militar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03

CUPoN.
MAyos MONEY EXCHANGE.
los H~t Commere s.
San Antonio, Texas
Muy snUrs HvS:-
SIN obIrpci5n pr hi parte. sranse informarnc lei preo de S' enVo'
,axro ai como de ss rcmeas de ccancIas pors u cuena y EeSo'
Nj Dier!one s-
tni--idn .-"'-'----
AN-" l. P-S a T.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
POGO a POGO Sc corregira ell NAL

L y a BONO ~ ~ i"~'
Sin embargo Sc asegura que POGO q
POGO Sc ira corrigiendo este NAL; tan
to por medic de una depuracion en-
el personal del servicio de traf!co,
como por la ~reparacion que habra de
irse hacienda del material abaadon2-
do en- muchas parties del pals, EN- ST.
mayoria destruido por las fuerzas re-
volucionariaS, Y al que hasta hoy no
Sc lie ha puesto mano sjQuier.a Va
Sc han librado las ordenes ~correspon-
dientes a efecto de que TODD csc ma
terial sea traSladado a los t~alleres de
las ~lineas, Y muy en- especial a de
Aguascalientes, que es e. que actual
mente Sc halla capacitado en- todos
sentidos para llevar q cabo toda sucr-
te de trabajos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-03
Sc PRETENDE MEJORAR
LAS CONDICIONES DE
S~FERROCARRILES
EN- MEXICO
B1scose la reanudocion del
seruicio d;recto de trenes
con los Estados Unidos

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, agosto 10.
La nueva Direction de las Lineas
Nacionales Sc ha abstenido de hacer
amplias declaraciones acerca de Ia
condici0n material en- que Sc hallan
los ferocarriles. debido a que va el pl-
blico esta bien informado sobre el
particular, sobre TODD el concrete, que
es ell que mayores perjuicios ha re-
sentidp a causa de Ia inseguridad en-
el traslado de sus mercancias, asi CO.
mo por las demoras que SURE el ira
fico, ' sobre 10 cual tambien el pu-
blico esta bien informado
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

This Is tho market place OF Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

; tr ;G'., north Of Leigh Street. November
ohm BaEbi. trustee to L. g. Shiur. No
- North Thirty. third Street. .oxi--, fest
ct>i Inc Thirty-third Street - fec; south
"iv yiSy Sirsci ocioecr, 81. 1919; s.dMdQ.
tctS. - NcToniks X. tanning. No. 800 West
80 ma. street "xit5 feet south linz Mar
-. S'!:.r!, q, is.i west Of Graham Street.
rsinia Trust. COMPANY trustee to Eva
= RH1!y nnd w. J. (huShawdl, ic'NI4Q :c-,
MSsnciia, Street. November 20 Isio $500
Edward : and William $ Rose trustees
% A.SN MIck!1s. No. s@l Leigh S;reet i,x,7
'5"t south line Leigh Street. - :nct wc> :
o. tF. n" N Street. October -. 1913: $3.50
rd q ftnch. trustee. 70 \. y. Hose and
:a ~, 'eesi west lin. MARYLAND Avenue.
Il 1919: sl.ilt o''
Pollard ana Bsshv. Inc. trustee. 10 wal
l. >Wi.i-. iS-SiG5 feet az northwest
corner North Avenue ana Brocll!and PARK
W, y: Reid: trustee. 20 r w Moor. 20.
!. h'oCk w. battery Court Addition Soxl.S
tcet inches Irregular, Il, southeast corner
IE"ham Road and Godd!r Street. December
rd John !. hlske: trustee to William V. Nc
inches BY = fee; south line clay street. 10
ireSi inches east OF Th!r;y.;h.rd street;
l.. Walker. trustee. 10 EN;ah Ecrkl.y
@Slie iHst north SD" Graham Road b..
S"eea E-,n and G!liar, Streets. November
Ieiiov Z. HTowa. trustee % w c c-.o.
shaw ana F. Z. II. twi;c,. Iar1i:5 f...; a,
southwest corner Baton Avenue and Snr
<" 80 love Il De -. -|: 81 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
AMERICA NOW EXPORTING
WARES 1T ONCE IMPORTED
Tariff Commission Points Out the Ma
lions Increased CONNIE rciul
Independence.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.--Indications
that the United States soon will be
independent not only of it's former
enemies. Germany and Austria. but OF
all other foreign countries in the mat
ter OF dycStuMS. synthetic mcdicinals.
optical and window glass and other
commodities. were given in the annual
report today OF the Tariff Commission.
American manufacturers now have
u large output of these goods. all OF
and most OF tho domestic trade is be-
ing satisfied through home produc-
ton.
The commission recommended an
pointmcnt OF customs officials by the
Secretary of the Treasury. instead Of
by the President; frccr use Of bonded
warehouses and establishments CT Il
system Of foreign trade zones ~ aid
American foreign commerce.
II also urged that in passing tariff
and tax laws. Congress make the meas.
completed and reported by the House
Ways and Means Committee. such
legislation, the report said, would pre-
vent loss Of revenue to the govern
mcnt by the wholesale withdrawal OF
from bonded warch buses
as soon as the character os pending:
tariff and revenue legislation became
known.
With regard to commercial treaties
and trade agreements. the report said
the United states should ask no spc-
ana recommended legislation giving the
PRESIDENT wide power TO pcuait@c CouI-
tries which refused equality Of treat
mcnt in trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
S9.34I,G35 &C

S.::ss% Il, a SsS''' a:a
snd Gabriel Shimkowi's. ali Of S $NS6Fi
TROPHY ana 20 asai In
:, At!.s ilauiase Corporation. Norfolk Va.
s;""d oes4s: WsiSin n %rGsiGsr
nce.n View; Va: Bert l.. Rhodes. secr,-
general transfer hauilre and storage
Ideal ncn.nciol Club. Richmond. Va. Nom
s sG r"rnHIa'0p 3fsrs George wc"d
T nS,n and IISshn q. brown; iii ei Eich-
cafes. eommGni.y houses. ets;
?'Ga asi S ms
n m.:GSe; oiicHrs; John G"uldman. IT.
ana il. i. iayne ali OF Fr.herIcisburs. -.
, 0oiss,; 10 deal in automobiles and auto.
NsrsgS Eaxara wn HS'nF !iRS
mum: s% i5., n."I,Snm; ssS:y'S oCj:s5:
aGsi,isn,. hs4lih and annaiiy. >,r
g InsE p4es Ind 'P Eaae SfnT'SG!E ty Z
J;:, w, !; G!!i,in. ssgEe,.ry. Norfolk va.
sxt"pm s5S5" n!n SrH,S .ooc G5jSct
Ss2sIa 5Hl, Gs a2J n sg5.s COMPANY
Ncwpert News: "a. ": Z. .cc;ti.n. Ir..
Df sFs %SaI :w Va v NJ sia
e. ~. RI %nrI"lk' "a; cap;ial: maximum,
En.rc.ntiie Ina machinery rcpair businS ssH
Va Dcnaid H. M!ii.sd. president; William
Giiic,mmail e. New York: \. Y: capital:
20 M nutaeturc ana deal IN motion pic
p: sou,hern Clothing COMPANY uncp.
tS,cTsou!S. Va Aaron Cohen. president.
Charles y Sewa;d secretary, Harry solloi.
i. \ Rose took. Herbert J. Tucker and
WriEht-a!i OF Petersburg. Va. To
manufacture -nd deaf ia clothing OF al
A,neaGn.r. 20 charter OF HAMPTON Land
.hd -it.e Company Drc.). Richmond. Va.
lsiH"- Mullen. president. and Cyrus W.
i'-".". soc rotary. Object: Decreasing. it-
rtu.;-i stock iroIn sSl9u9 to 81, cJe
Nm. adm mont 81 charter OF tn. Atlantic
'.n.!n:"a! CORPORATION Norfolk County T.
= Rooster. pres id"nt ma &. :. Carr. score
10y coI>ct; changing the loca ton OF its
Norfolk. Va
-Eecr,iiicate o. authority issued to Riggs.
n,dd.s.ls hnhf SulnErf QnrD. irc22rporat.d
C.rlta!: IN" Ni:nuu 500. C0n. The SECRETARY
"i Tn, Commonwealth. Richmond VA,
!:g supplies " ''
An emdnent % charter % Equitable Fire
and Marine Insurance Com ,aEy Foreign
tw'p1!ai! "nl. lncnrporatcI under the Ia KS
81 III" state OF snhodc Isls ma object: in
.T"@S!nS It's capital stocll from !.5o,6ti To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

Bi:iHIoE car. practically new. only been
used nv" months. Been driven rly tv
i~Iy. Reason Tor selling. owner Lea
town Can be Sccn and demonstrated by
apnnlntment Call Madison i7o5-w.
BUlCk-I.ittlc SIX sedan 1917 model in
perfect repair: wire wheels: cord tircs
.i.ooO kins-Wison Motor Corporation s2s
N"si Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Markets
Continued From Nsn;h TSse>

CONTINUED From N,n;h HSSe
eontrsrs markets.. I.lvcrpooi apd New lNy~
And res ult m undue aGN4ut4c- 10 She loUc
side CAUSED the Orca;Dr su,cc. \ ",urt
n.Eher Iiyc!poo. tbIu drv NSu Hutn exc
on he tradlnE ann 80 u.I lr' nuS - ~ De-
.cniber IN Nvw Nork to 50 y,nis IraIuai.N .
however there S.S = e6a"rH IN s,Et''ient
and Il WAS tciI thar IN, luHl SHORTAGE ""u q
he deprCSSiuE lungeurc though u',aii-
tom Selling was Increased HN the W"s b.
ness III foreign exchange ana .~te 30 'hc
the protucol presented DN the aides
LIVERPOOL. D,c S-Cottou sr1t in i'm
provcd re1ucs'. rrttrS strong. good Nude .ins.
.f.lS. ;ut4N lUhiNtt.S- 20 ufru.uE. ---t.
nary. 1875 S%,ys l"~H NHlys. iur.Gding u,
$50 America. EvCttut~, lb.fu bales. INC uG-
lnS 800 Amcr,CHu fUlurcs closed unset
lied; December. .iac. isuusiy. - =. Match.
- 90: MaN. no. Lu.y. N>4. Oytuu, r. j. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
VIENNA MAKES EXPLANATION
Sent No Delegate as Employers wouldn't
Act mud Workers Couldn't
Pay BtII.
Inv Associated pr.

a y.
VIENNA. Dec. 3-Durin. tho ses-
Sions OF tho Austrian labor congress-
which is meeting here. he failure OF
Austria TO be represented al the labor
conference in Washington Will be cX-
planned by statement ;hat employers
refused to send u dele gate and that the
labor unions had no funds TO meet the
rND,nSeS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3-AlI American
military activities in France ana Eng
land VIII he placed under the military
atiaIhcs OF the United states at Paris
dfpr-,;cncral W. -. Conner. command
ing American forces in France. plans
TO embark his command for the United
states heiorc The end of The Ncnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Nurses VIII Graduate.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Dec. a..
invitations have been sent out for the
graduating exercises of the 1919 class
OF the Mary Washington Hospital
training school for nurses which will
be hold in the Main Street public
school building December :: at s O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
cHA>cInl rKu~r DEEDS

- lrr "a t-..t ~. 80
r aa a;,.sc h..nlN ~
g..-r o.. r. -nr-r --.f. - ~.
sH 80 t'''
rs.ra a1 Mania W
$500 ,..t ean fa. crIorl,aE H,.p,,n IL
1915. f''"''i -
J,ru-s % c.,n-.. 60 .-.,r- ,. ,.,,..,
trustee. .rr.,, f..+ ,..t -. ~. u', ~ .'t
u4- 1 r.., ,-. - .'''. ~
7H"- '- ra. -e,I '''4'.' 40
Irvine ..i.. 81 IL, ..r.
~ lest ~ aa by IL, ft. - ,,,,f.
..rr IT,. 80 1Nea'"'f" Streets No
loosen. , Gr W., r.
&. s I.sss-., >, ",'"l ="
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
The StrohE Withstand The Winter
Gold Uctler Chan ,Che NIL.

Ola people who are feeble and younger
people who are weak. will be strength
c cncd and enabled TO go through the
TASTELt:SS chill Tonic Which rs is sim II,
ply IRON and QUININE suspended i'm
syrup. SO pleasant, even children like
ing. 1nvisorating Effect. Price 60c-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
ClIICAGO GKAI% u>n,,E,,
VbN W "IIIO 4 DUO = '
Market change. each Monday

CHICAGO. Dec shutting down ~ ,r-
dustFics and severe new break in foreign
exchange had depressing elect today nj,
The corn marSct Prices closed nervous. u.
20 cents net lover oats finished 10 -.
down. In provisions tho outcome ranged
from =, decline 10 80 cents advanc,
MIII,N T. -.-.,-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
CIINNCEnY RELEAsE puEps

Blizzard : Rose aud William s Rose TINS.
~ 10 Maggie y. Slaughter. 3oSiiS i6.!a feet
lrs'EuLHrl. -uu'h line Park Avenue l.l r.ct
.! .ncoo Run street street; December
a. u Chewing. ". trustee 10 william,
- l'fn No COS SurtL Twenty -cish.h Strcct.
- ea't itct west a!de TNcuty.c.g.,h - feet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles Tor Sale.

ARMSTRONG MOTOR COMPANY
ISIS West l;road Phone Boulevard .E9s
commonwealth Touring Cars and unsias
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Lost and Found.

h'.n ,IIioo female brindie aud v htc
AZ AZ n"iurn 1" Mrs, " r i.rfcw :;iIfo-,i
;tp-rtih"nt. No =. toll.c" Block. Yves, Cr.c,
:-LLccl.- M receive reward.
ron fGk-Lost. black fox fur on Hro.,,
:, az fHuShcc street Wcdnc sdav aftcrnoS,u
i hnWard II returned 25l2 Beverly street
GOLD fENCll~-Lost. small gold nonciI
fT""i; Ninth OF Main stree; I'ini.r
HOUND PuPrT-S;ravcd. from $3.50 Pas.
iToah. sunday morning. black AMI IAN
Hounu phppN with gray in forehead Fint.r
rhouc Randolph 3cGt-J ''''''
n En1found. on itr"ad Street Monday ~
=. ccnb"r small kcS, made by ,;iuin Ai;-
- ~" pib[. owner can ret sam. from
Room No 3o7 Times Dispatch Buii,iir.:
MoNEi-l:oost. small rcd leather purse con-
u ming $40 Finder return To MIR Foe
Jefferson liotcl aud receive reward
iIN-L"st: either between First and Fr,nk-
IN and broad street. in rohcr's or iIrs%.
TVS s,"r" o. ia u"irhhorhood OF second
mar haynes. .-E,cE ef3a:.r!Pr iou--ir i. {
.ivE"F pm. pear! Ia center Can Madison
IN IN, Lost sapphire aud psari MIA. crcS-
,,tcht, ShSDr. ON Broad be. :. cen Thrill nd
Ei6hih streets. Finder will please return
To Mnrnhy,s HotcL Reward
rERIStrsy.d from 10. south Colonial
rNEehuS large white pointer. brown car.
lhonc boulevard 2Jsn Reward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

'cr' Credit Dept, American National Hunk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
Funeral Directors.


A,CPmEd"tn Fhaup. funeral dircc'o,
Madison l3l Knndolph $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

,co,t;, ,Msan,ed The. Salvation Army
Nould iik" the donation OF = healing
aAoNe .ot Their WORK. Call Madison 1881.
SHIRLEY RCFFNEH
SEND ADDRESS TO
WOOtSoN. IIotSTDN TEN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
BRAND-NEW MAXWELL ROADSTER
a REAL BARGAIN

Brsnd-new The gentleman who pur.
iha. he preferred one Of our cars and has
iSll this brand new car with us Tor sail,
We Will sell this car at sacr:ic. md
sell " quick: ." don't wait until tomorrow
TO buy this bargain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sal.

Automobiles Tor Sale. =,
i less iied BATTERIES CT si charged. IL Peer.
Heu years. Parts and repairs s44nrsn.
e!ectrical repalrnen. Uneda All, EnSpetr
SrUDEBhltER--7-p pa ssenrer (; ,,iI-,-..-----
e.oVo miles. In excellent con1i,IoMn"cr run
Hando,nb nn5,of VIII trade Tor real .sinMhs
5So po TmAii SGaso Tor immediaIe delivery
L2.toI 2-ton: j-ton. King ,Wii.mmu. !,trn.
Gornoratlon. $50 West Broad S,rcn,, Notoc
TWO BUICK SlxEs
ROTH IN r E%CELLENr coSn,r,,>.
CARS ARE GCARANTEED. "i'' THESE
TERMINAL MOTOR CO.
NINTH AND CARY STREETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-04

REPUBLIC trucks rebuilt in our own shop:
81 TO 3-ton ready guaranteed and priced
10 sell. King Wilson Motor Corporation.
$50 West BROAD Street.
SEE OUR AID. under classification II of
this issMc. Pconlc's Service station
ToDAY,s NEWS OF MERCHANDISE and sery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-27
M'CONKEY5 PLAY TWO CANES
DECORATION DAY W|THP. c.
MACKS WILL MEET PATTERSON
AND ELM GROVE IN THE MORN
ING, ALSO IN THE AFTERNOON
AT ELM GROVE.
Captain Reuther of the p. u Z. q
Team Making Several Big Changes
in His Lineup.

Decoration Day. tho fast Mc'"nK'y
team Of thr East End %ill ''nrui
agains, the Patterson and Elm GROW"
nine a, Elm Grove. One gam" Will h"
pIayed in the morning and another IN
the afternoon.
After their victory Of last sunday al
Fairmuni III" McConkcys are conhdrht
of coping Two more games p'cora'l"n
Dav. The Patterson and Elm Grove
nine will hold A meeting this evening IN
nm effort to rc-orgnnlz" the team
ronta!n Rcuthcr Of til" team promises
to have a much better team on IN"
field Tins week than in previous weeks
f.. Smith, on" Of tho best s"mi-pr"
irnnIJcrs in the valley. has returned
to- his HON" in Elm Grov" after f"c"'N-
ing his discharge from I'll" Army ana
will be seen In tho lineup Of tn" T.
= G team this week. Th" usual lln'-
ND Of the McC0nkQys will b" seen III
action, with Burkhart performing on
tho mound. and Wagcnhcim"r or WcIth-
CT receiving.
Saturday tho MCConkcys Will go 10
Wierton for a game with tn" team or
that place and Sunday will play York
Vile at the lattcr's grounds.
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:TR|ADELPH|A VS..
L|NS[Y TODAY
OFT THE PIKE TEAM Will b9 EA :
OPPONENT FOB THE CAo3TS
AT RRnoI PARK TODAY.
Jrutchtns wm Probably Pitch Tor tne
Iinaly Team, with clovis
as Els Opponent.

This afternoon ono Of the best scho-
lastic games Of the season should Do
the result when the Triadelphia district
high team lines up against Inc Linsly
Cadet nine at Bridge park
Last Monday Triadelphias was defea'-
ed BY the Cadets at Elm Grove by Ar
overwhelming score The Cadets lost
70 Cathedral last Thursday at Tunnel
Green by four runs Cathedral has
been defeated by the out-the-pike team
by a large score
According to the above dope Triadel-
phia still has an edge on the scholastic
teams IN this section. and should put up
one Of the best games Of the season this
afternoon In an effort to redeem them
selves after the defeat Of last Monday.
The usual lineup will probably be
aeen IN action, with Hutchins doing the
hurting for the Cadets. and Clovis, OF
Triadefphia Is his opponent.
The probable lineup Is as follows:
Friadelphta-Tyler third base: Freese,
second base: N O'Brien. shortstop; Ohm
stead. first base; Oldham. catcher:
Fredericks, right field: O'Briend, left
field; Smith, center fleld; Clovis. pitcher.
Linsfy-Hadorn. right field; Acker.
third base; Storer, catcher; Stobbs.
shortstop: Sinclair, left field; Farmer.
first base; Hutchins. pitcher: Spiliers,
center field; 'Menkemiller. second base.
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Richie SCHOOL Nine
DEFEATS CENTRE SIS
ynds A9esrnoon &C Bridge R@r1 Ot@V
wm I.iuup Against Madison

Richie defeated Centre. to 5. In the
public schools athletic league oaseoaii
series on the Twenty-siIth street play
grounds yesterday afternoon and thereby
n1aced themselves in a class with Weo-
ster and Madison and must be consider
"a contenders for the cup IN what prom
fses to be the most exciting fnisn IN
the leagues existence. Errors ana 80
pitching in the first inning gave Rfecnie
five runs and lead that Center oouId
not oyertake. Three-oaggers by Scner-
vinskI and Freeze, Of Richie. and Limo
sley's hating for Center were inc ie1-
lures Of the game. r,,
This afternoon the Clay-Madlson
match at the Island grounds promise1
excitement for the grade school atnleteS
and will bear a relation to the champion
ship. : Should Clay be defeated theh !oul
80. yyiII he tied for first place since
Ritchie beat Center yesterday. should
Clay win then she has strange hold on
the pcnnant that will be hard to SHAKE