davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-12

tious stacks of bags Of American rice
and rows of barrels of Chicago pork,
and there are foodstuffs, clothing and
manufactured articles, most of which,
however is for immediate use.
The American Commission of Relief
in Belgium had seventeen steamships
in port early in April and the Amer
lean base for supplying the American
Army of Occupation in Germany was
unloading five others.
Shipping men are anxiously await
ing the opening of the American base
at Contich about two miles outside or
Antwerp on the Malines road. Bar
racks are being erected at Contich for
the accommodation of 10000 soldiers
at time. This is expected to In
iect little more life into Antwerp
port. The grounds picked out for the
American base Is vast plain, dry
and we'll irrigated, and the dough
boys will find living and sanitary con-
/ ditions there much better than In
other bases which have achieved
( greater prestige,
The Americans have taken over
some of the piers where North Ger
man Lloyd steamships formerly dock
ed The early work was arduous, as
the piers were encountered with gray
ell imported from Holland by the Ger
mans, ostensibly to repair roads but
actually to build reinforced concrete
shelters, dugouts and trenches. One
hundred thousand cubic yards of the
gravel had to be removed before the
piers could be used. 1t is estimate
the Germans had enough gravel Their
to repair Belgian roads for fifty years
Fifteen thousand longshoremen and
stevedores are idle here and the only
solution shipping men find wher
questioned as to how the situation
can be remedied may be summed VI
On one word; America"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-12

Paris, May 10.-Elaborate plans lor
International air-services are now pc
ing worked out by the French gov
ernment and it is probable that some
of them will be in inaugurate1 soon
after the peace conference has fiji
shed work and promulgated its de-
cisions for the control Of aviation
In addition France will establish air
routes which will be entirely within
her own boundaries and therefore un-
der her control alone.
One of the most pretentious
schemes is that for a service Whlch
will run between London Paris Mar
settles, Rome, Naples, Brindise and
Constantinople. Another line will be
established between Paris and Moroc-
co. and Paris and Madrid probably
will be linked up.
There are at present two services
out of Paris, one to London and the
other to Lille and Brussels. IRE 1or-
mer is at the moment for military
business only but plans have been
laid for a service that will beneft tne
general public. So far there is no
intention to make this passenger
service but the feasibility is 9elng
discussed of sending kilograms anc
special delivery letters letters be
tween the two capitals by air. It taxes
only about three hours for the TRIP
so that a telegram could be delivered
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-12

Antwerp. May 1O-Antwerp appears
to he passing through a process OF
rosnrrectiop although the tonnage
handled since the port was reopened
marc than three months ago repre-
qonts that which would ordinarily
come through this port in one week
during the days prior to the war.
cbins now come struggling in, and
along the seven.mile waterfront the
winch is heard creaking here ana
fbere. and the vision in some OF the
root sheds is INSTRUCTED by unpreten'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-12
DECENTRALIZATION AT THE
ARMY MULE AND HORSE Is
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
(By Associated Press.)

Dallas, Texas. May 10. -Demobill
cation of the army mule and horse
is going forward rapidly. according
10 figures on government sales just
compiled by C. o. Moser, livestock
inspector of the purchasing quarter
master.
The figures show that during the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-12
Hot Weather Calls For Electric Fans

WILL KEEP 1T PERFECT RUNNING CONDITION THE EN-
TIRE SEASON.
WE CARRY REPAIR PARTS OUR OWN LINE ELEc-
TRIO FANS AND CAN REPLACE ANY PARTS PROMPTLY.
TONERS BUYING OF US GET EXPERT SERVICE WHICH THEY
DO NOT GET ON OTHER MAKES OF ELECTRIC FANS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-12

No one need fear coming to Flor
idt because of alligators. They are
now as much of curiosities to Flori'
dams as they have been TO tourists
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
SECCION Q
Las RIQUEZAS DE MEXICO

n, s.:r,a,an,os nirguna d. elias. prefiriendo. como de-
cirucs. los Seg2raS negocios del tanto por cient0 ' &c
las rentas de caSas- Los resuitaoos los eSianoS Wen
do. perO sin que nos mueNa 4 renegar ae tan des?recia-
bles Y motives habitos. cue practlcanente nos cuestan
demasiadO cares.
Aver NADIA menOs. nueStr0 cerresponsal de Can
forni2. nos inforE0. como 10 verian en- LA PRkNSA
nuestros lectores. de que L. riqueza de nuestros mares.
desapruyechaCa pur los meNicanOS, esia siendo obje-
10 de expictaci0u de parte de los japoneSeS, que desde
Ct LELAND oriente. teliendo que atravesar et grande
oceano en- IN yiaie !arguISisimo de mas de un mes de
navegacion. rienen i las costaS meNicaras del Pac'fl-
co, en- busca de las .iquezaS maritimas que nosotrOs no
ScmoS capaceS de aprovechar.
Efectivamente Ia pesca. que es el gran negOclo
que yienen ensprendiendo desde Ell LELAND imperio del
sol Naciente. es una de las mas grandes riquezaS del
pals que nosutros hemos abandouado por complete, y
teniendc que importar del eXtranjero Srandes cantida-
Ges de mariscos saladOs Y conservadoS en- latas. ..
Este recucio. cue en- gra2de eScaia van a EN-
prender en- aguaS meNicanaS los labOriosos empresarios
cNtraEieroS. para lievar los ~productos 4 diNersaS parties.
es tan SECURE Y productive, que no en~tendemoS como
les capitalists mexicanos 10 han pueSto en- ell divide.
La Meta informative l que aludimOs cuenta que
la mas erande uesca de- cuantaS sc nan logrado des-
de eI principle de Ia eStacion ultima. ieg0 al puerto de
San Diego Ile'ando entire otras "cosas,' no menos de
catorce tcneladaS de iangoStas. que fueron losradaS en-
san Geronimo. Cedro>. y en- Ia Bahia de lOrtugas.
Lo, ,ricos c~rusteceoS fueron Embellishments vcndidoS a
eIevados precinS = las Companies empacadoras de pes
cados y marisccs. que mandan SS ~productoS a san
Francisco, Los angeles etc. etc.
PusS tCdos eSos productas naturaIcS cue saien
del terrjtorio ' los mares meNicanOS. despueS lbs i'm
portamos no>otrOS, tenendo que pagan dobles o triples
dereChG> ' cOntrlbuciOaeS que sc erogan prlmero en- Ell
pals. despues en- eI eNrraniern. Y luego otra vez en- Ell
pals. Este 10 dccimoS porque suponemoS que prime
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
CAMPANA CONTRA LAS
MALAS BEBiDAS EN-
WATAMOROS

BROWNSVILLE. Tex. Mario ID
Las autoridades del vecino puerto han
empcsrdido una plausible campana
contra los "nveucEaGorcs. en- cH"nhi-
nacioG con Ia Delegation o;.Iitarl-
que ALI Sc halla tratajando en- favor
de III poh!acioH. Los expenditures
dc who's Y licorcs dc todas classes son
los Que han ilevaGC IA peOr parte.
pucs So les ha descubierto que des-
lie mace mucho tempo vienen vendien-
do adulteTaciones sum&mentc pc!l-
grosas para L. salrd. Las a~utoridadeS
del citado puerto vecino hicieron una
recollection de mucstras de who's Y
~licores Y en- general de bebidas espi-
rituosas. enviarGolas q Ia capital dc
Ia Repuhlica para su analisis. De aqul
Sc de&cubri" el delito que Sc ha venido
cometicnGo. elcIal Serd casti@ado con
Joda SeveriGad. scgun Sc pro0JNn. Ia
crrlo las cXpresadas autoridades. A
parte de este ;rabajo, Ia Delegation
Sanitaria Sc ocura' de algunos otrOs
de igual importancia, cuyos ~resulta-
dos seriu Sumamcnte favorables para
la p~chlaciun.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

Rsaimen;e = p0ni5e rveStra indiierencia y faita
de inicia.iva en- ln> UegGcio~ y exploitation de las RI
quezas naiurzie> de Mexico No acahaH'os de salir
de aue~,rss rut,na> i peSar de las diariaS leccioreS que
recibimGS. y dc que veno> como, ante nueStros propios
ojo>. Sc van iaS .iaueza> d. auestro pals, sin dejarno,
o:ra elsa que To- mi>arriHos iornales cona Ii migaja
que * IL Suc!;a Il IN m~eudigG.
Todo> It, negocios los poncmo>. mas que NOiun-
taria. arsioSaTente. en- otras manoS, . las cna'es nos
atresemn~ despues Il r~eprochar. inSensata Y esteriimen-
te. acusandclgS EN- vano ' sin razGn de que en- su BE-
neficio e~NEgo;an los recur>o> naiuraieS de Mexico. Pc
70 no sonpoS en- camhio capac>< &c rsconocer gus som">
nCsutros los ~culpables, ) despue> de recOnocerio asi.
cen toGa reciitud y c!aridad. De enmendar puestrU~ erro-
res y performances.
Sc ha dichn. demaSi&Go. que en- Mexico TO hay
capitaleS para cNpIotar ) desarroiiar los rscurSas na-
tuyaies. Este ro eS verGad, o cuanda menoS eli parte.
Ha habido. hay ' habri Siempre peqnenoS ~capltsir>
que no nc <c inviertsn On otTo> necoCios que los usu-
rarioS u en- conSlrucciones de ftncaS arhanas. I'll tanio
por Siente \ Ia rsataS Dr. la raSaS. que 40 deoier2n
ser negccioS mas que De viudaS y dc vieios incapacita-
dGS. : el principal por no dccir el aHico negocio que
atrae a los capita!istaS de Mexico. grGadcs y pequeRoS.
Aperas i unns cuantoS - nan atrsy;dO Il "acometer'
negocius industriale>. com9 les de hiladOS y tejidoS. per
ciemplo, y ESQ n&Ga mas pcriae Sc han conveRcldo mas
Ia la SaciedaG. rr inliaiGad Dc precedenteS SECURES y
afcrtunados. de que t. un ne@CciO firme, que no tiene
"pierde, COMO - dice en- lcnguaie vulgar.
II - pTOpCHC Ii inversion de c2piISi para una
industrial nueya en- al pals; para IA exploitation de ma
riqutza Que no m ,ido trahajada; para fundar una fac
terra de ateu<iiic cue no e haceR Ell IA ~republica. o
para bonsFiciar e. huc. por ejempio. de que sc hace
,lnto conzumn. no hay una sofa persona caPaz de aries
ear IN centayu en- Ia empre>a. ;emerc>a de taS perdi-
da- y de im2o<ihle> tracas0>.
Que este g exsc;o. no vie Ie pena nj de discu-
trio. DemaSiado 10 deu-ue~trs e. hecho DE- cue eN-
portanos iuf.nidad de projuc'ns paturaie>. para i'm
pcrlar!oS despue, manuTarturado>, y pa%audo por Giles
doblsS precic>. Nj Siquiera este detaie. baStante sig
nificatiyo : caSto>n. nos haze >alr d. la rutina. I'm
Mexico. p- ejemp!o. - mace an consume eHtraordina-
rio de hule manutacturadc, DE- l2Uice>. de niunns~ pa
IA sScribir. de arteiactoS De cuero : De made-as pre-
cio,aS. Las materials primas De tndo> esos articulos.
las e>pOrtamu~ en- abundsnca. y en- IA R~epubica. sin
embargo. no tenemoS una sofa fabrica para Ia manufac-
tura de dichOs articuiOS.
NneStroS arancele> son SubidoS. cast podriamOS
decir P~chibicjoni>tas. y no ohstaRte este. que sc aiega
come I'M medic de favorecer e impulsar las industries.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

( coDrinuandD -. ,erv,-lo lnterrumpido
Dor Ia muerte. Este homore Guitaba
el suene Habia en- & una fuerZa
que srataba de desbordar>e. de comu-
| ~n:car<e : de poner en- movimiento q
Francia. Guerra rchacer a Francia
con Ia forma que tenia en- 81 espi-
r;tu. Guerra a Francia con Net Y
| Estrasburgo Yosotros continuaren,os
gueriendo Iue Metz y E,tasburgo sc
! hailcn TrotegiIos por 81 mas pode-
roso baSti6n del Rim.
Esta erarde ohra = SIS ~consecuen.
cias no podr3n r~eaIiZ2rse en- INA sola
erapa. nero de c~YaIouiey modo. STEM
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
REINA ABSOLUTE CALMA
EN- LA CONCESSION De
TEN TSEN

WASHINGTON, Mar@a l1.-Ei
Ministro americana en- Pekin, Nj.
Reinsch. h. ~lnformado 4 Ia Secreta-
ria de Estado que TODD Sc halla aho-
IA en- complete calma en- Tien Tsln,
en- donde Ia emana pasada o~currie-
ran algunos diStIrbioS entire Soloa-
dos americanos y Policlas japoneSes.
Fl Ministro aviSa qle por correo
envia un. cXtenso inTorme sobre el
incidente Que Sc desarrollo en- esa
concession Ia semana pasada. Ii Sc
cretaria de Estado. segin Sc sahe,
lie ia enviado instrucioneS ara que
traSmita Dor cable. todos los deta-
Hes principles del incidcntc. inme-
diatamentc, a fin de ode el gobier-
no conozca deSde luego los hechos Y
mad" -~~o~ - --";"~ ahiIn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

En- 20 de EGero fue e anIversvr!r
de Ia nusrte de Dsroulede. La ms
! Il senorita Jeanne DeUoulede ne
b decir cada aEo en- eSa techa
celebr6 este en- Ia Cathedral de Estras
burro. Y en- ella muchos miemo7os q
ia Liga. pud:erou acompan2r plaGoS~
mente A il nc-le hern1ana de nueStr
heroe. De eSta maaera - como. 01,s
lro noble amigo. ha sido recompe2s"
do dc q large sueno de a~pasionaa
y % fuvencih,e tenacjdad.
La fidelidad d. ia Alsacja-Locen,'
= Francia V de FraDcia a Ia Alsacia
L.orena. L. agrega. For 81 cdmiraHl
nclleza moral. aleo al preSCigjo Il
Que roZa nueSlra uacion ante e. mum
10 sntero. ! Paul DerouleGc Tue Q
mas ~ranGe apostle! 6e es.a conStan
IA. Ella sc nersouifica Ell e. )
Lisa De los P~a;riotaS, en- "A cue u
alma habia cucarnado, presto cuotl-
iianamerJe ~ gran ssrvIcio. Con re
lacion a Ia Atsacia-Lorena. no Tue
otra cosa a,ie IA 5ueUa volunJad de
Francia.
No vamas q hacer Ia APOLOGIZE nj
d, Dcroulede nj &c "a LiGa. Los ne
chos naolan con ranra fUerza, q1e
nincuna contradiction pucde produ-
cirse. ! Narcelo Hahert. e. f:el COM
nanero de los Gias de SufrimlentoS :
-, los 9ias Je honor. en- ESIraspUrCo,
avcr. en- una gran reunion en- e tea
tro. Ii vispcra del servlcio solemne &c
"a cqtedral. no Gui>o mas que preston
p r~eI:taci6a de los mas hcilos Cantos
del So:aado. las defensas forenseS
= las G-;Scusioaes = nan terminate.
perogleae G. IN ciaSico del PATRIOTS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
Departamento Medlco
A CARGO DEL
DR.. WELLSMAN
PARASITES INTESTINALES
Los NematoiGcs o Lonbrices.

Los nenatoides tlombrices pcGucnssl. que
tambien toman 81 nombre dc Cusanos de hilo.
cs otra cspccie de Ia tamilia dc las Iomhri-
ccs. Esta cspecic - mucho Tis pcQuena que
los cjemplares de Ia camilla en- general. pues
muy a mcnudo no midcn ms dc una puIga-
ia de longitud por un grueso iEual al dc una
Zebra dc hilc. provinienGo de aqui 81 seCuu-
do nomhrc Cue tonran. Son hlancos. y SC
cncucntran por 10 general en- gran numcro
L~ muy frccucntemente passn al rccto. y dc
ALI. aunQuc cvcntualncntc son cxnclidaS fuc-
n del cue7ro cncontrandose deSpucs entire
IN rora. Sc cree que los hucvos dc cstos ami
males no sc rcnrnduccn en- ci intestine. sino
QUO sufren el periodic De 81 Gcscnvolvimient
Fucra del cucrpo humane. introduciendcsc en-
cl sistema por los HiSmos mc6ios Cue 10 We
ritican SuS similares de mayor taulsno. VA
en- el aqua o en- los alimcntoS cpntamiradost }.
La crecncia com1n - que Ia mosca caSerR
q 81 vchiculo general dc los hucvos dc cs-
"a Clasc de Cusanos. y en- atcncion n csto.
.OCOr los alimen;os. especialracntr aquciios cue
80 pIeDSa tomar sin condimcntar. dcben ser
cuidgdoSamente prescrvado- del contactn de
g~tos g+rmenss.
Los -in;omas que proyocan las lombriccs
pcgucnss. son g~cncralments igUales 4 los que
rrovocan sUS Simi!arcs dc mayor tamano. pc
30 e. mas comun caracteriS.ico es 81 pro-
fGrco csccnor que producer on In entrada del
rrcto.
Para Ia destruction dc estos molestnS para
sit"S no hay NADIA mas elective que el La
ann. Debe tomsrsc dc acUcrdo con las do
SIS que 80 rcccmienIan. Rara vcZ deja de
Lroporcionar compieta satisfaction
Laxcarin sc vcndc poE Ia i.axcs-in Products
O.. Dept. SP-i. Pittsburgh. Pcnna. Precio
por una GAIA. IN dollar: t-atamieEto compile
. DC seiS caJas pOr cinco dollars. Sc en-
viara libre de porte al rccihirsc Su valor on
elective. giro postal o ~cStampiiias. Los suSti-
tutOS dcbcn rehuSarse. thGv.I
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

dio de pruebas ciaras Y tuertes. asi
fuesen elias treinta veces mas hume
rosas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

\ en- l. actualiGad no ex'ste T. So
persona que no iHterpretc coE eXac-
cud esta !arga vida que, hasta IL
l:erte. fuc a diario CarIcaturizaJa.
a! Is q Ley; los oIe mas sc hal!an
n vista son los mas nal yi=JcS. Los
rs conocidos son los descouocidoS. s.
IS juzga de acuerdo con Sus caricatu-
IS. va one sus enemigos t,eEen uece-
dad de ~po1er!eS ina mascara para
caer q derecho de dctestarloS.
Paris ie ha dado q Il dc suS "a
cs 81 nomore DE- DeroUlcde. Pa
is e ha levantado una estatua a De-
oulele. EsUra soUrGo lie levantar.
am6ien una cstatra 4 Derouiede. FL
Ncalde de Metz NE cscrihio hoy y
ne dice: la h5cracion de Ia AlSacia-
-oreua del yl~o slemar IN decidido
: a,gunos n1etzianos que. desdc ha-
. iarCoS amos cran wiemcros de IA
-iea &c los Patrio-as. a reciamar Ia
s~reCciur ie IN monumenro al gran
patricia qIc ,onsagr5 ST. vida q Ia idea
lie que vchv;crau nuestraS D~roviuc,as
! l. nadre patria T&Hto las autori-
AIDES civileS COMO : .aS mjlirares nan
4ado 81 c7Hseptimienco para cue Sc
norga - prac-jca e. p~royecyo'. La
Alsac.a = la Lo-ena rc-iamau las CO
Mas &C Dcrculedc : lc dicc7: "Nos
nueytro iufatiGahiz amigo. vea'5 Z
r~aSrarS~r on medic dr. 1hsotrOs'.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19

'da de tai manera, que colocand
sacara una hermosa fotografla.
raro, que dejala sorprendidas q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
IN ar.ieu!o de NJ. Maurice Barres

T-,speeio,' lei frances pare Il P8EN5A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
BAUTlZO

En- la catedral De San Fernando,
fue haufizada aver la nina Maria
Luisa, mia del senior Major Lopez Y
de la senora Maria del Fillar de L6-
PEI. habiendo apadrinado Ia ceremo-
MIA el senior Fernando Santa Cruz, Y
IN Scnorita Maria del Carmen Santa
Cruz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-19
Contra los .nsanchedores.

De orden de las au]toridades NUM-
cipales fue aprahcnGido Y encarcela-
do IN individuo De noElbre Eutimio
Loncoria. 4 quien se Gus De pasar
gtntc trahajadora a este pals. vio-
larGo las leyes De Immigration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
Standing OF Clubs.
RECEIVES POSTHIMOTS
AWARD OF THE. u. S. G.

Lieut. Albert Houston in charge OF
the navy recruiting station here asha :
Just received word Of tho rosthumpus
award of the distinguished service
cross TO his brother, Major SamueIH,
houston. n son OF the late Co~r 81
George Porter Houston Major Hus-
ton was the name sake and gpea. .
nephew of General Sam Houston.
founder AMI first governor Of Texas.
The official citation follows.
The commander in chief, in ~the
name of the president. has awarded
the DISTINGUISHED service cross TO Ma
)or Samuel II. Houston ldeceascdl !,
Fifty eighth infantry, for cNtrao~vii.
nary herotsm in action near Vile
SaNoHe France, August 4. 1915 with
but fifteen minutes in which Ia pre-
pare his battalion for attack Major
Houston. on horseback, galloped from
flank 10 flank, fully exposed to deadly
artillery fire in order TO make the
necessary preparations for the ad-
vance After his leading element had
started the attack he was killed by an
enemy she'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
Shooting
Bowling
Acuatics
THREE TEAMS AT TOP
IN BANKERS LEAGUE

Victories for the First National
and Merchants National teams yes
terday forced Federal Reserve to
share first place in Bankers league
with the victors Three games have
now been played by each OF the SIX
teams and. as things now sand. all
tn, ee teams in the first division have
won TWO and lost one game and the
second division outfits have Won one
and lost two contests
Interest in the league is increa Sing
rapidly, better crowds journeying 10
the park to watch each succes sise
game. This rapid bound in baseball
stock Is attributed partly to the
tendency of the female mployes to
follow their teams TO the diamond
and lend their support duting the
contest. This is said 10 be making
fans where fans. never grew before
This Is the way the financial in
stitutions rank in the baseball world
today:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
Wins At BYRD PARK
Fine Pitching OF Lick Too Much for
State and City Batsmcn and Game
Is Won. Six to Two.

The Merchants National hank de-
fcated the National State and City
hank at Byrd Park yesterday in a well
played game by the score of s Ia =.
Luck for the winner. was in fine
form and allowed only two hits. strik
Ing out eight and walking four.
McRee played good game at third
with the exception OF the seventh in
ming. when he made two miscues.
Soian put UP good exhibition at
short stop. Clayton starred in the
field for the National State and City
boys accepting fifteen chances with
out a r1iscue. The only hit for an
extra base was a three Dagger by
Gordon, Both teams has a runner
thrown out at the plate.
The errors of the Safest for the Saw
irgs boys had Luck in several holes
but ne was equal 10 the occasion and
breeZod through the winner
The score follows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
.flON COLLEGE LOSES
TO VIRGINIA TECH.
Matthews Scores Shutout Over Caro-
linians. Breaking Long String of
Tech. Defeats.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian0
Blackshurg, Va, May ?. 1919
sir.tight pitching by Matthews and
The Eiltedge support accorded him by
his team mates enabled Virginia Tech
to break her losing streak here TO
day. and triumph over Elon college
ny the score of to o. Matthews was
in superb form. shutting the Caro-
iiniAns out with three scattered hits
Sides pitched a good game for
Elon, but poor support, both in of
-TAH0e, robbed him af "A victory The
Virginia team fielded scnsationaliy as
4 whole. but the features of the
game were Killers catch OF John
sons ny in the fourth and Odds
heavy work with the stick. The
same teams meet again today.
Score by Innings: r II T.
f,ion .... 600 600 600 8 ;
Va. Tech. =. Iol 600 1lx--~4 IL 3
BAtteries-Sides and King; Mat
thews and Stumpf.
Umptre--Miles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
Grvcers T1lCs-t DIRECTORS.

Directors elected at the organiza tion
meeting Of the Richmond branch OF
the American Grocors' society Thurs
day night are as follows c. r. Car
rard Durham. n. 6. L. " Mason,
Norfolk: w. j. Pace. Maxton. y. G.:
Il. w. Matthews Petersburg: J. r.
Davis. Lynchburg; T., W. Saul. Roa
nnko; Harry Cantor Richmond. Al
bert II. Pohlig, Richmond: James NJ.
CARRIER, Richmond and VIM. ellis.
Delegates from three states were
present at the meeting. when plans
were made for opening the new gro
GERS cooperative warehouse here on
June lSt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
International League.

At Jersey City-~Buffalo 3; Jersey
City, 10.
Al Newa r';--Toronto 4: Newark .
Al Baltmore--R s, Bait
more. Ia
Bingan1ton at Reading game
postponed--wet grounds
At Readings Second game EinE-
han1ton. |. Reading. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
National State and City Bank.

'IaFuWNII OUT, MT hy batteu ia IT.
Score by innings: f.
Merchants National Gao 101 610-s
Natl State & City Q10 nlQ 00o--g
summary: Three base hits-Gor-
don Stolen hases-Cardwell Solar
Sacrifice hits-Gordon. McRee. Double
plays McRee to Ebel to Cardwell.
Hit by batter ball-Cardwell Left
on hases--Merchants Natl, s: Natl
State & City. 10. First base on error
Merchants Natl, 4: Natl. State & City,
6. Bases on balls-Of Luck. 4; off
onderlchr, .. Struck out--By Luck,
s. by Vonderlehr. 4. Time of game
Las. Umpre-Iowery. Scorer Bar
p3rt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
TO-DAY Is LAST DAY
TO PAY POLL TtNE>

Today is the last day to pay poll
taxes. All those wishing TO vote in
this years election are warned that
II they do not have tax receipts for
1916. 1877, and 1918. they will not he
permitted to register. The city treas
urer's Office has been ,hronged for sex.
eral days with delinquent tax payers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
Results YESTERDAY

Philadelphia. 2; New York, -.
Chicago. !; Pittsburgh. ?.
Boston. o: Brooklyn. 8
Cincinnati. /: St. Louis, s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-03
Faithful Service Re1ynricd.

John Johnson, faithful jsnitor at
Richmond college for the past forty
I'VE wears. was awarded a purse OF
US by the student body at chapel on
Monday