davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
SEVER; CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS

produkuje asi poIovim uhli, zele-
"a a zemedtlskych vyrobkn q asi
90 procenta cukru, 20 bylo drive
prodnkovano v Rakousko- Uhersku
Cechoslovaci isou narodem vysoko
kulturne vyspelym a toliko dive
procenta osob 2 CeskoSlovenska,
ktere Sc vystehovaly do Spojenych
neumely eisti a psati. Vet
sinou stehu.ii Sc do Ameriky zruc-
nj femeslnfci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
nacelnik Sta
bu jednal s kralem

Rim, 26. p%rosince. General
Badoglio, italsky nacelnik stabu,
pfijel 2 Rjeky a mel conference $
premierem Nittim a kralem Vik-
loren Emanuelem. Pozdeji pre-
mier jednal $ ministerskou radon
o situaci We Rjece a take 0 mezi-
'narodnfch otazkAch We spojenf Sc
svou navstevou V Pafizi. Ma Sc "a
to, ze ma p~affzskych konferencfrh
dojde k r~ozfeseni otazek Rjeky a
Adriatikn.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Vojensky uprchlik
pfevezen do Omahy

V omaiskem v6zeni stravil ne.
deli Leslie Wells, jenl byl zatcen
We Fremont, Nebr,, a primal So,
ze dne %. mora 1918 nprchl y
Brooklyna, N. Y, kde slouzil
stryci Samovi jake namofnik
Deserter byl odevzdan do ochrany
velitele zdejsi odvodni STANCE n
Dude dnes odvezen do sveho byva.
leho pisobiste, ably Sc zodpovidal
2 1teku. Wells pochazi 2 Perry,
Iowa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

ke vetsiny iinoiazycnich teles
soukrome skoly sve vydranjicich
a 10 We vsech statech. vidyt jde
tim take o jich vlastni byti a TT
ydni jich skol, ma nichi zaiista
zalezi jim prave tax jake nam
CechIm ma skolach nasich.
j. EN-. KROUPA.
Y 0maze, q. prosince 1919.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
American o Cesko-
slovenske republice

Kansas City, Mo-, rs. prosince.
Charles T. Neal mluvil pred
sdruzenfm mladych zen Athe-
naeum 0 Ceskoslovenske republi-
ce. Pan Neal byl pffrncim Her
bert Hoovera behem vaIky a po-
zdeii sv6fena mu pece 0 vyzivoya-
nj Ceskoslovenska. DIE jeho pro.
hlAserf, C'eskoslovenska republika
je nejslibn6jsi ze vsech novych
stfedni Eyropy. Zcme tato
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

tamnimi krajany. .Iak Sc dovida.
me, byl phi slavnosti proveden
krasnJ program, phi nsm2 vyni.
kala zeimena hudebni cisla, pred.
nesena velmi pakne mistnimi hu.
debniky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

2kdsjss ~ Ssverhv esskJ kslsudAf %
sok 1890 ' ltk6fnteh. snsb 81 dopIits
of pfimo. Jest xdarmai
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
|NEJVETSl VANOC.
M OBCHOD v HI.
STORll MAST ZEME
ma vanocni darky
odhaduje sc ma 3d.
500, 900.

>t -Vs
- Pres drahotn 2ivotnich potfeb,
ind%nstridlni neklid a vsechny .iind
|otazky, iez ~vzrusuii mysl primer
ntho Americana, letosni vanocni
trh byl velmi ely, pres TO, ze jeho
tempo v prvnich dnech ponekud
|bylo zabrzd9no regnlacemi o 1spo-
re uhli. Die zprav 2 rGznych casti
zeme doslych, vanocni obchod le.
|tosniho rokn byl lepsi nei kdyko-
|liv pred tim v historic. Vysvetlu.
.je Sc to hlavn9 okolnosti, ze We va
leenleh letech sc Tide v nakupech
~obmezovali, a ae letos velke naku-
Ply emily tfidy delnickf, jimz by
10 10 umozneno vysokymi mzdami.
V poslednich nekolika dnech
pred svatky obyvatelstvo Spoje-
nych Stain utracelc $l65, 0O0, 900
denne "a darky a celkovy obchod-
nj vanotni obrat byl kolem 49,
500, 900, 900. u tohOto obnosu Via
da ziska ma danich, jak sc odhadu-
je, asi $350,000, 900, skoro tolik, co
6ini Sprawl naklad ma .ieden me.
sic. Zpravy naznacily, re zamoz-
nj Tide, ktefi mali velke risky ma.
sledkem povalecnych pomeriii, W.
davali velke penize ma vanocni dar.
ky. Take delnictvo We velkych
industrialnich mestech ~utracelo lie.
tos vice nez kdykoliv pred tim. NJ,
ne utraceli Tide, pracujici "a me-
sfcni mzdy, ufednici, ucitelt a
klerci V nfadovnach, kteri phi ny
nejsi drahote sotva rozpoctou svo-
je mzdy ma neinutnejsi bezna Wy.
DAM.
Letos kupovalo sc mnozstvi III
xusnich predmetii. K~ozesiny a ko-
zesinove kabaty v Gene nekolika
set dollarii mely dobry odbyt, kle-
notnicke obchody nebyly s to W.
hov6ti poptavce po diamantech a
jinych pfepychovych klenotech a
obchody S hudebnimi nastro.ji pro-
daily yelke mnozstvf fonagrafn,
samoeinnych plan a jinSch hudeb-
nlch n~astrojI. Automobily byly
letos oblibenymi darky mczi te-
mi, kdoz 81 tohO mohou dovolit,
die zprav cd obchodniki 2 velkych
NEST. Dane ma t.yto prepychove
pfedmety isou cd 3 do 20 procent.
Nikdo sc ale ma to letos neohlEel.
Starry a za.jiste chvalitebny zvyk,
poskytovati uzitecne darky, jake
predmety k noseni a pod, letos
byl zanedbavam Vsude ida Sc to-
lik pence, re nikdo ma takove ne
patrne darky ami nepomyslel. OBJ
chody S pfepychovymi predmety
letos nelly tax bohate me, jake
nemely pc fadu poslednfch let.
Zasoby V mnohych mestech nesta-
ely poptavce a obchody musily
telegrafovati pro dalsi Zasoby.
Milliony dollarii rozd9leny byly
jake bonusy vanocni mczi zam6st-
nance riiznych podnika We velkych
mensfch mestech a tyto vetsinou
venovany byly ma darby vanocni.
obchody byly pine "a
m6stnany v pfedvanocnich dnech
a take postoynf odbor mel pine
dny. Odhaduje Sc, re kolem $780,
100000 balfekd S darky poslano
bylo behem nekolika poslednich
dni. Velke mnozstvi vypomoc-
nych klerki vsude ma postach by
10 nutno zamestnati, ably zvysene
mnozstyi prace mohlo b.rti vyko-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
Sbirka pro Ceske
Narodni Sdruzeni

AZ do z. listopadu 1919 vyda-
yatele "Pokroku" odvedli Omaz.
ske Odbocce c. N. s. dhrnem
81, 1891, S9.
Ma novo:
PRO FOND ALICE MAsARY.
KOvE
We prospech zmirajicfch sirotkd 70
stare vlasti.
Dine u. list, oznamen s. 100
Dne 8. pros. oznameno. $1,000
Dne ID. pros. oznameno. 81 500
Dne 26. prosince:
RI Josefa Jilkov4 a dcera
Jindfiska, Mt. Erin, Pc
fersburg, Va. 1...........$ 500
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
: A NEB.


4 zachranu ma
SIGH Geskych skol
"a 9na red. Pokroku Zapadu :
4 EZRA dopoledne tedy vynesl
n enc vrchni statni soud V Lin
q rozhodnuti sve o zakonu 81
n ovu, ktery pfijat byl letos na
q V pravidelnem zasedani stat
B .gislatury. Drastickym zako-
II timto zrusuji Sc vsechny jino
g enc skoly We statu Nebrasce,
"a t .jiz jsou soukrome ci FARM
hi osadni. Vlastni zneni "a
/ Simanova jest Size .jine, ale
81 nym 1myslem a ellen jeho
N znemozneni vyucovati ditky
tatu nasem jinemu jazyku nez
anglickemu. Cizim fecem Wy
yati Sc .m6ze We vefejnych,
lromych a osadnfch skolach
cd devafe tfidy pocinaje, te-
liz We skolach vyssich; We til
nizsfch vyucovani to jest ne
Hustno.
lavni bod zakona Simanova
fowl:
n 'Zadna osoba jednotlive i'm
&lividuelne) nebo jake uci-
bel ~(ucitelka) nesmi Fad
NE soukrome, denominacni,
FARM nebo vefejne skole W.
lcovati j%akemukoliv pred
Sn6tu n6kterou osobu v jinem
jazyce nez v reel anglicke.
EJine jazyky mimo anglicke-
no nesmf byti pfednaseny
tfidach pod tffdu
Eakon stanovf pax dale po-
IA 800 a pc pffpade i uyezne-
Ia pfestoupeni jeho.
Die doslovneho znen1 zakona
. nesmeji tedy ami rodice dit
lsve v soukromi uciti jazykn j.
pu nez anglickemu a poneyada
wanna vetsina jinojazyenych
a farnlch skol V Neb.
lee, jake jsou ma priklad nase
Ike svobodne skoly, nema.ji VI
|nez ctyry tfidy, tedy nejnizsi
by e%lementarni, jsou prakticky
Eonen, Simanovym zruseny.
kdyz zakon SimanGv byl pfi
!; poukazal jsem v "Kvetech
aerickych' ma to, co zakon ten
! mas znamena a pfimlouval
In Sc ddrazne 0 to, ably sbor "a
pei zdejsf Ceske svobodne
bly, nastoupil pravnf kroky, tax
tny zkusebni pffpad-test case
by o 1stavnosti zakona Simano-
rozhodnul vrchni statnf soud
10 pfipad6 ! nejvyssi soud spoil
w, ponevadz zakonem tim rusi
osobnf prava a svoboda obcand
yavou statnf ! spolkoyou zaruee-
Odporucoval jsem, ably wee
o "a svoji vzaly sbory zastupch
Ikych svobodnych skol j v jill
ch osadach We statu a spolecne
( We smeru tom pracovaly, ale
;omu nedoslo. Nez v prayidel-
schulz sboru k tomu doslo, veci
,ly Sc n6mecka luteranska sy-
la a polska katolicka osada M
nj Strane Omahy, jez spolefn3
ro6ily pravnfkem sym, Art
llenem u zdejsiho distriktniho
du 0 vydanf zakazu proti pro-
|3nf zakona Simanova, dokud !
Itavnosti jeho vrchnfm statnim ]
dem rozhodnuto nebude. Di I
ktnf soudce Wakeley uznal 81 !
Simandv 1stavnfm, ale I
osti o vydanf zakazu ma jeho |
v1dxnf vyhovel. Teprve pc po-
tkto zadosti pfipojil Sc k nj !
zastupci zdejE svobodne J
y, dale zAstupce eesk6 kato)i- 2
Ekoly 9 zastupci dansky ch j
We st6tu. Odporucoval jsem +
nv ebor x&stupch nall Skoly
in II sInxby yynikajiciho ju- ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
WILLARD APPEARS TO
Be OVfa-COAfiDERl
Admirers Of Giant Champion Seem
Worried Over Careless Attitude of
jess Toward Match.

Toledo. Ohio. June a.--Jess Will
lard $ unveiled contempt for the
!prowess of JacN DcmpseH is worrying
his rooters here abouts. and ii is caus-
ing Willard to dapdie through train
ling camp, days that should be freight
ed with action during most Of the day
light hours.
The champion. far removed from
no real effort to perfect himself He
regards Dempsey so lightly that he
thinks it quite unnecessary to train
even as lightly as he did for the
lGotham battle with Moran.
You are quite confident" COM
mented writer.
why shouldn't | be-" answered
Willard I'm not in fighting shape
yet, but | Will be by the fourth, and
right now I'm punching harder than
ever did in my life. When | land
somebody gets hurt. Dempsey fights
open. almost without guard. don't
figure I'll have the slightest trouble
reaching him. When | do which wiz
be early good night for Dempsey"
Willard says he never saw Dempsey
in action. 1t might be well for Jess
TO wander over to the camp OF the
Utah mauler" and do little peek
ing. He would see one of the best
superbly conditioned athletes OF all
times at work \ younGster 50 full of
fight and energy that he must be re-
strained from over doing things. And
he would see a youth whose punch
ing each day demonstrates almost SUI
erhuman power.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
COLTS LOSE OUT IN
NINTH TO COOLERS
After Tying the Score in Their Half
of Ninth, Nuts Go to Bat and
Score Ncressary Bun.
BY Al Carter
Especial to The Richmond virginian

Especial to The Richmond Virginianl
Petersburg. Va, June "a Me
mortal Day crowd mum boring more
than fifteen hundred witnessed the
opening game between Petersburg and
Bender's team today The game was
a nip and tuck affair, one of the most
exciting ever played In the local field
and was won by the home club in a
garrison finish. 3 to .,
The visitors scored first in the
second inning on a double and two
singles sandwitched with base on
balls. Petersburg earned run in
each, the third and fifth. and appar-
entity had the game sewed up until the
ninth when Holmes batting for Cox
singled. Gilliland sacrificed and
Brown singled, tieing the score.
Martin was sent to the mound In the
ninth. After Briggs flew out Kelly
walked. advanced to second and third
on wild pitch and passed ball re-
spectively and scored the winning run
on Parker's single to right
The game was featured by the hit
ting of Pay and fielding of Bender.
the Richmond manager saving the
game for his club on several occasions
by playing batters perfectly.
The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

SHOOTING
BOWLING
AQUATICS
NEGRO IS KILLED
BY R. R. DETECTIVE

Major Anderson. colored. about
thirty-hve Years old, was fatally
wounded last night shortly after II
o'clock by T. NJ Hall. a Seaboarr Air
Line railroad detective. who shot him
IL tile head with 3S-caliber revolver
hen he detected him in the act of
stealing shoes under the railway VIA
duet near Fifteenth street. The negro
was tahrn in the notice patrol 10 me
oitt hospital. " here he died a few min
utcs later
Hall was arrested at the First police
station. where he gave himself up lie
was held for q hearing before Justice
Crutchheld this morning in police
court
According to his statement Ander-
son was attempting 10 carry away
quantity Of shoes, about fifteen pairs,
which had fallen from "a train passing
on the yiaduct. The detective f.la.l.
he said, after the nesro had faiicd-o
halt. The bullet from his revolver En.
tered the mans head jast back O. tAe
left ear
Andersons home was said to hem
Providence Park. His body was turuSd
over to an undertaking establishment
and the coroner Will view II TO-DAY m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
HOlMAN TO MEET
CAMP LEE CHAMP
"spAed Lawrence. Pacific coast
Champion. Matched With
Seeke on juno ia.

Friends of Jesse Holman. the best
lightweight scrapper 10 be turned out
In Richmond In generation, are
waxing enthusiastic over the oppor-
tunity Of seeing the famous Jesse IN
action on June -.
Promoters OF the boxing carnival
which will take place a I the United
States ordnance depot At Seven Pines
on that date, announced yesterday
tina, The local boy would be matched
with Speedy" Lawrence. Of Camp
Lee, In the main bout Of the card
News of HoImans nrowess has been
trfckfing back 70 Richmond ever
since Jesse left for training camp
with the Howitzers He proved him
self one Of The best in the squared
circle by whipping the best boys in
the Southern army camps and was
slated for the finals in the a. +; r.
Tournament stopping short of the
main meet Of his own accord as he
was booked 10 light q negro and re-
fused to cross the colorc line,
Lawrence. who haUs from the
Pacific Coast liz reputed to be champ
OF the Sierra slope and has made
quite REP for himself since being
stationed a. Cammp Lee. He has
been undisputed champion Of Camp
Lee for the past eight months and the
fifl was not annexed until he had
met and defeated a number OF fast
boys who We're among the 50 o0o
stationed a. the post.
Jesse Is. OF course favored by the
local sharps but speedy is sure to
make him extend himself If he gains
the verdict The bout viii he one
Of the fastest exhibitions ever staged
In Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
OLD DOMINION TENNIS
TOURNAMENT IN SWING
First Days Play In Mems and Ladies'
Singles Furnishes Several
Good MatcheA

The first day OF play in the Old
Dominion tennis tournament was com
pleted yesterday at the Country club
Of Virginia with ideal weather con-
ditions and the courts in splendid
shape.
The most spectacular play was fur
nished by Morton and Godfrey who
PLAYED an exhibition match. Godfrey
winning, GA and IS
Although Ichiya Kumagae japanese
champion. beat Lafferty by large
scores. the local player exhihited
splendid form and the match was a
good one.
J. Kumagae and Yamasaki will prob
ably play today in the third round.
Miss Marie Wagner, OF New York
who has made the famous Molia Blur
stedt extend herself on many occa-
sions, arrived Yesterday hut was not
seen in action. winning from Miss Fuf-
by default She is matched with Miss
Eliza beth Warren today.
An effort will be made to have Miss
Biurstedt come To Richmond to de-
Should she come she will of course,
mails.
fAfSNltS WI Yesterday y play IN me
mems singles follows
Guest beat Bocock. ST. Ga e-1.
Yamasaki beat DR. Wigs by de-
fault.
Yamasakf beat Guest 6love. IS.
Coke beat Warden, So, sS.
Morton heat Smoot by default.
Godfrey heat Spicer 81, ST..
Godfrey beat Norton. e-4. rs.
Ny,,I1 G "a
Kumagae heat LaTerty, ST. 81.
Preston beat Rudd by default.
Page beat Lloyd by default
Bickel beat Com mander J. L. Hall
As ia go.
Kimhall beat Mack ny default.
Results IN the ladies' singles
Miss Anderson beat Miss Terrill by
default
Miss Elizabeth Warren beat Miss
Haywood. GO, So
Miss Wagner beat Miss Fuffin by de-
fault
Miss Binzen beat Miss Winston, As,
rs s-3
Miss Ann Warren beat Miss Tomp-
kine s-3 6-love.
Miss Moore beat Miss Halves, 81
az.
Mems and ladies' singles will start
promptly at O'Clock this afternoon
with the doubles to follow.
Drawings for the mems sin giles werc
he'd Yesterday and are as follows:
Pollard VS. winner to
play Fleming.
Buford VS. Warner--winner to play
Coke.
Lee VS.. Robb--winner to play Frank
Hall.
Eecleston VS. Nalentine-winner 20
pla" Page,
Bickel VS.. Embellishments or
nonent to he decided by other matches.
Ladies' singles.
Miss Martin VS., Miss Anderson
Miss Elizabeth Warren VS.. Miss
Wagner
Miss Pinzen VS.. Miss Tom pllins.
Miss Moore vs. Mrs Standwix
Ora wings for the mems and ladies'
doubles will be held this morning At
the Country club by Chairman John
A. Coke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
BASEBALL
r r A OK
G 0 L F
'9u|lDERS TAKE POOR
CONTEST FROM GObS

tsnectal TO THE Richmond NiTEihiSI.
Newport News, Va. June
MR., News today defeated Nofloih
10 !, IN the slowest, most lst'ess sa.,,e
seen here in mann q year. botn rear
70; away to had start S9wP,4
News retrieved itself in the mrs, u,
ming and Norfoik. seeing herset1l 20.
turned the contest into d'sEusRiil-
snec.Acie Of raFredness- Every pi8S 81
lcokins and acting As nous
wanted to lie down on the Hsla -.
$50 ~. nan he started when the
ursnire cailei Play ball
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
$4,000 Damages Awarded.

A jury in the city circuit court yes
terday returned a verdict for $4,000
for breach OF contract in the suit of
II. s. Holland against the j. " Bick-
ford Sand and Gravel company, and
the American Surety company. The
Bickford company it Is alleged leased
land from Holland. with the trust
company as surety, and later the
Bickford company went gut OF bust
ness, Notice of appeal was entered.
and the case will likely SO to the
ouprems court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
RICHMOND LUCKY WITH
FIRES DURING MONTH

The Richmond fire department re-
sponded TO only thirty~two alarms
during the month Of May, and in only
eleven cases was there more than Que
company called. The report shows
that there We're no confiagra lions of
consequence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

INiehiichN v v U " v v v - 9
Petersburg :. $50 0 | 0 / 0 o Q i--3
Summary: Two base hits-Pay,
Hitler. Three base hits-Hill. Sacri-
fee hits--Brown. Gilliland Stolen
bases-Pay, Maggie. Double plays
Bender to Poole; Kelly to Mcconnell
to Herrott. Struck out---Cox. 3 F.!
Burnham. 3. Base on balls--off Cox.
g; Martin, !; Burnham, 3. Wild pitch
Martin. Passed ball--Abbott. In
nings pitched by Cox. s. Hits-off
Cox. 8 and two runs. = Losing pitcher
Martin. Left on bases-Richmond,
II; Petersburg, 7. Time of game
Two hours. Umpire--La ROGUE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
Rotarians on for the west.

\ number of Rotarians will leave
tonight for Salt Lake City TO attend
the annual convention of Rotary At
that place. II is understood the Rich
mond delegates viii advocate Atlantic
City as the next meeting place
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
Newport News.

N SUMMARY. Two base hits-HenEes
ana Sykes. Three-base hits-~Jones,
Rtolen bases-Henres. Wilson. Sykes,
Jones, Brennan Base on halls-~oft
Morgan. 3, off Samuel, 3 off Fasin, i.
Left on hases--Norfolk, 6; Newport
News : Hits-Of Samuel. 3 in 3
( ir,ninrs OF rasfn IL in la innings
STRUCK out-By Samuel. o; by FaEin.
IA. by Morgan 4. Time Of gam e-~2
hours I'm nive-McGrcw. Sacrifce
i hftr-Trisi, RrennlnGan, Morgan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
EPISCOPAIIANS TO
HAVE ANNUAL OUTING

The Episcopal Sunday schools OF
Holy Trinity and st. James churches
will have their annual outing at Buck
roe Beach Saturday. These picnics
are always attended by large num-
Der Of friends Of the schools.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

E II. z
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing OF Clubs.

Games To-day.
Cleveland ~ Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York
ST Louis at Philadelphia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
Virginia League.
Standing of Clubs.


Richmond 7t pntersbHrr
Norfolk ~ Newport News
Suffolk at Portsmouth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

The first OF a number of outin Z s.~st
be given in Richmond this eeascn -
the Home Anchor Better Baby $50
~tion viii be enjoyed this evening"
to II, by East End B. Y. r, L.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

Richmond. . Petersburg. ;
Norfolk, ]; Newport News, II.
Suffolk. 0. Portsm outh. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

Men are born robbers Every time
. man marries he robs a woman of
her name
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
Yesterdays Results

Brooklyn, 2 Cincinnati, 7.
Boston, 2; Chicago, g.
Philadelphia, ] 81. Louis. 8.
New York Pittsburgh. postponed
rain)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of Clubs.
Games Today.

New York at Cincinnati,
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at 81. Louis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
international League.
Rochester. s: Rnfralo. 8.

Toronto. 3 Binghamton, ?.
Reading. Q Baltimore, ] ..
Jersey City at Newark-postpon
rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

Willis---What kind Of people are
they?
Gillis-He is a self-made man and
she i , sslf-mads woman.-JudgA i
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10

The Academy Of Medicine and Sur
gerry will meet in regular session in
the Chamber of Commerce auditorium
tonight Or. r. w. Murrell will read
paper on the Evolution of Specific
Therapy."
Howitzcrs' Association to Meet.
The Richmond HowitZers' associa-
ton will meet tonight at s o'clock in
the Howitzers' arnory Members of
the battery recently returned from
overseas are invited to he on hand. A
full attendance OF members is urged.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
At Chicago:
z Il. E

At Chicago: r. Fl. F.
Boston .o0o 100 n10 90 :
Chicago 4. 2A0 600 90A Ola 3
Batteries--Dcmaree Scott ard VIII
son: Vaughn and kiilifer,
Umpires-Rtgler and Byron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-06-10
Richmond.
PetcrSburc

Totals ....35 2 1925 IL /
sRatted for Cox in ninth.
zone out when winning run scored
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-07-21

Soy WkNrNDr0 sHEEr III, BAKERY,
Apply Chicago Bakery
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