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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08


operado nuevamente por ell DR.. Rafael
Lopez Nussa Ell conocido caballcro don
Jaime Oppenheimer. Dentro de la graz
vedad del case, obtiene mejoria.
Sc encuentra en- la ciudad don Ga
briel Correa, en- asuntos particu!ares.
Joaquin Rodriguez, pr6fugo de la
'Escuela, Correctional, fue capturado
por la policia dcvuelto dicho csta-
blecimiento penal.
Don Jose Cobian Rivera, de Adjun-
tas, Sc encuentra de paso en- la ciu-
Cad.
Ante ell Tribunal Municipal han 81
do denunciados, por jugar a 10 prohi-
bido, Herminio Rodriguez, Eugcnio
Castro Antonio Segarra..
Ha causado buena impression cl ma
nifesto que, en- "EL MUNDo", pu-
blico don Luis Toro, hacienda historic
de la huelga tabacalera.
EI manifesto no puede ser mas bri-
llante.
Hoy han uegado los cheques de Ia
policia y ain no Sc sabe cuando lle-
guen los del resto de los empleados
insulares.
va estan hechos los pianos para re-
construir Ell edifcio Federal, que SUI
frio desperfectos de alguna considera-
cion consecuencia del terremoto.
Don Jose Gonzalez osorio, conner
ciante de esta plaza, ha regresado de
su viaje New York.
Ell Corresponsal.
Sc pagan los mejores precios por q
| ! pedazos y pleas de metal de to- 4
!. das classes. Sogas, Coma, etc. Ma
]. quinaria en- uso. &
!. The New York and Porto Rico Metal Co. Z
/ John Lewis, Proprietor. j.,
!. Tel 020 StOu "a Pta dN Tiara y.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08
; LA MATERNIDAD SIN
MOLESTIAS


lidad de la obste-
trici0 y las dOlencins
fe M eninds. tuvo
amplia oportunldad
para estudiar su te-
ma favorito y efec-
tuar varios impo :
tantes descubrl-
m1en tOS en- este
sentidO, hasta que
al fin, perfecclon6
10 que desde cntOn.
ces Sc liza IN a
Co m PaestO Nit
cheiiG, IN edIcln a
que 1e permitl0 rea-
liz2r nlaravlllosos
descub b ri tos.
Pasa va de As dfos
desde que elDr. Dye
comenz6 a emplear
su espl6ndlda medi.
Gina, perO ia for
mula ha pasado a
la presente genera
cI6n vel COnlpuesto
MitcheltG. sigue
aIivlandO los dolores
y aneustlas de la
nl ujer por tOdas
parties.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08

Para Ivcvnsuulr su nlaqulna, ore
la. Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08

Don Jose Cobian Rivera, de Adjun-
tas, Sc encuentra de paso en- la ciu-
Cad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08

Ante ell Tribunal Municipal han 81
do denunciados. por jugar a 10 prohi-
bido, Herminio Rodriguez, Eugcnio
Castro Antonio Segarra..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08

Don Jose Gonzalez osorio, conner
ciante de esta plaza, ha regresado de
su viaje New York.
Ell Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08

va estan hechos los pianos para re
construir el edifcio Federal, que su
frio desperfectos de alguna considera
cion consecuencia del terremoto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-08

Hoy han negado los cheques de la.
policia y aun no Sc sabe cuando lie
guen los del resto de los empleados
insulares.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26
MONTANA REPUBLICANS
 SUPPORT LEAGUE FIGHT

ociatedP HELENA. 25I;epresentatves 
  Nations
  a lct
  a A of in Republicans unauihedy the fight c he League INTENTION MINING CLAIM BLANKS
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26
ITALIANS MOVING TO SEIZE DALlNATlAN TOWNS
ITALY INTENDS TO KEEP FIulaE EVEN
 AT PRICE OF WARP SAYS GARABALDI

 
  of of  faith of the resentq queen of
  regarding
  O Garaba who is n a q fintervw is O
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26
AERO CLUB PLANS GLOBE C|RCL|NG AERIAL
 CONTEST

o the girdlng of prospect If  of of will be which 
  
 
   of committee
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26
COAL MINERS SEEKING SO PERCENT
 WAGE INCREASE AND 6 HOUR DAY

C genera of mi of  middle Inc q
  wide will
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26

Special Press: Paris Sept 25Disquietng foible in
 
  a. ring cio an! othr J
 
 
  "ctalnet
  their ministry entirely 0
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26
DECLARES NATION
 WARS

Special Nugget Associated n O
 
  blight
  providing such arhartanism" Wilson he
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26
HUNDRED IN PARIS
 LEVINE ASSASS|NATED
' the Associated Press.

Special Associated Press PARIS Sept 25-umors Paris Iolse head of Eoshevki f while
 
 
   O
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demanding increases amounting in majority cls to are also sstentm in q of n of
 
   O a ton O prices
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26
CALIFORNIA BIG TREES THREATENED BY FIRE.

Special Associated SANTA CRUZ 25An outbreak forest the
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26

to The NomeN Mug by The Associa Press Mal)-Amercan Arctic Bolsheviki organize expedition
  outo feat it." &
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1919-09-26

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO HOLD MINING CLAIM BLANKS ALL KINDS OF LEGAL BLANKS AT THE NUGGET OFFICE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
EXPECT LARGE TRADING
IN COTTON THIS WEEK
iRv .Assoeiatct Frtts

NEW ORLEANS July 6.--While the
net changes in the cotton market last
week we're small, amounting TO losses
of six 10 forty-three points in the
contract department, while spots show
ed no net change, the trade seems TO
look for larger trading and more ini-
-portant results this week. \ more
definite shaping up OF tho European
commercial situation is looked for.
which is expected TO lead 10 larger
exports. although shipments last
week were large enough 10 send The
figures for the season over the 5,olooeo
mark. Up TO the close Of business last
week the grand total o: clearances
was 5,07S.54i bales, against 4o2S.o4o
to the same time last year. Accord
ing TO general opinion. weather news
lis bound to assume increased im7or-
-,tance. because July and August are
conceded 10 be the critical stage of
the growing seasons.
!. In the near future bright. warm
weather would be regarded Ss hishly
favorable. because Il would give farm
ers a chance TO complete cultivation
OF their crops and would also tend
to check the raraseS OF the boil
Heevil already reported as serious in
some sections OF the belt. Further
rains would be accepted as about the
most unfavorable development pos
s!ble for the crop. As the market
closed last week. it promised TO be
more OF weather affair this week.
/, following the discounting OF political
news over the holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
AQUEDUCT ENTRIES TODAY

First racc-siN and onc-half furlongs-
iiouScma!d. III: Thomas L. Mcmahon. 100:
Appl"iack IL. 1903: Osgood. %: Master kar-
ina. 10: overmatch. 10: Aunt Dinah. IS:
Coldralc. 20. Scotch Verdict. lQ5: Jack Lcary.
los; Paddy. las; Torchbcarcr. i2a; Swccplct.
80. Orderly us: Manouvrc. 100: Court CAL
liant 1893. Favour. 10: Cnclc's Lassc. o5:
Sedan. 10. Unwisc Child. rs: Ting a-iing.
No. Hubbub. no. Poacher. lis: Billie g. il5:
Nights,ick. L.: Right Angle. III: Cobalt
Lass. lo5: Happy Valley. ITO.
Second racc--mic and siNtecnth-Malicc.
loS: Gala Dress. IS: Blackboard rs: Alma
b. los: King John, li3. IIarwood H.. Ii5;
Coalor. los: G. NJ. Miller. 10: TapaGcur. los:
Tie Pin. los: Monirosu IL. I3
Third raCc-thc Borrow handicap, selling,
OF" mile and a siN;ccnth-Bcilo Mahoncx.
10: Ticket ii6; African Arrow. III: Game
cock. III: Marchesa H.. in3: Daddy's Choice.
III: Snap Dragon H.. il9: kits IL. la4:
Lord Herbert. los: Frederick tho Grea; /.
III: Tcmon> Bon. lis: A!rmap. III
Fourth racc-thc lroGuos handicap. ono
rhundcr"lap. III; BlairEowrie. 1875 Duchess
Lace. los: Natural Bridge III
Fifth racc--inilc and siNte.nth--M illrac~.
los: Lu"ius, lis: ComInc q. los. Sunny nm.
lbs: Zinnia. i43 Charles Francis. IL: Mary
Beio. III. Sasin. lis. Paddy Dear. lis: Sti;h
III rmc. lo5: Plurenzi, Is: John l. Day. los.
Sixth rac"-six furlongs-rcs cher's Pet.
III. l." Gioricux. ii5: Furlough. iia: Ace
OF Aces. rs: CAPTAIN Ai."ck. us: Anzac.
Clarence. rs; indian. us: Eastern Glow.
il.. La Ramblec ll2 Pointcx ll5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
DOMESTIC PLANTS DOING
! MORE WORK THIS MONTH
Financial Community Considers I'm
portant Role to BE Played by
- United States.
MARKETS AS WHOLE ouIETEH
Many Orders Arc Placed for Millions
OF Dollars Worth of Supplies for
IL Devastated Lands in Europc-EN-
a'pcct Larger Trading in Cotton.
nv Assncia,chprcssl

NEW YORK, July with peace a
t.,reaiity the financial community set
tied down last week 20 more earnest
consideration 90 tho important role
which the United States must newt
struction and expansion. That this
! arc 10 agure actively in the imme-
-.-diate rebuilding o. the devastated
sections Of Europe was shown by the
splacing OF orders and contracts ram
.pfhs into hundreds OF millions OF
dollars.
Quite apart from this condition lead
running Al - per ceat increases pro-
.~dp6Eon over June and fully 30 per
cent increase over the preceding
month
mod!ties was seen in the maintenance
OF prices. hut the markets as a whole
were quie;cr because OF the holidays
and the approaching new fiscal year.
The stock market itself was only,
temporarily affected hy the withdrawal
of funds TO meet July interest and
; dividend payments. call loans failing
back TO norma! after having again
SCARED TO 10 per cent.
= Little investment buying followed
sthe release OF m;dyear money. hu,
(, speculative shares made up the better
: part O. their recent setback. and in
. several important cases new high
RECORDS were made
Lutte supremacy of the worlds out
Standing creditor nation was furnished
by additional heavy exports Of sold
and the giraffe course Of ioreG ;n,,; en- :.
almost 10 the lowest quotations in
four years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
FIGHT PICTURES BARRED
FROM SHOWING IN OHIO
Chairman of State Board Of Ccnsors
Consfders Film Too Cory for
Exhibition.
INV Associated Prek.l

COLUMBUS. OHIO. July s.-The
Willard Dempsey fight pictures. taken
at the rinEside OF the cham pion ship
bout in Toledo Friday, were com
pletely rejected today by Maurice s
Hague. Chairman OF the Ohio Board of
Moving Picture Censors. Mr.. Hague
was the only member of the board OF
three TO review the picture. and it is
possible that tho other two members
Of the board viii vote 10 permit il
being shown in Ohio.
However. this is in doubt. Mrs.
Maude Murray Miller member of the
board. declared tonight that il was
entirely possible that she will rciec,
the picture. The other member OF The
board. c. a.. Williams. would not say
how he would act.
Mr.. Hague declared that such
human hutchery should not be SHOWN
where our boys and girls may see IT,"
He stated that AS the film had been
rejected persons or firms showing the
picture in Ohio would he prosecuted.
liable to fines from 500 10 $500 and
years imprisonment
Though il appears almost certain
that the Dempsey pictures viii
not nc shown in Ohio. it Is proba bl g
uhat they may be seen in other States.
ii passed by the respective State
boards. This Is possible because the
Mayor OF Toledo. in granting the per
nit for the night. termed il "a boxing
contest" 4 Federal law permits the
interstate 81 rment of pictures of
boxing contests but not prize
nEhts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Suspenders Seek
To Regain Place
LoaCly 'Gallas' Loses Foot
hold on Trousers of
Humanity.

With increasing animoSity the lowly
suspender has been complaining about
its loss of popularity. For years the
ancient "galias." has been losing its
foothold ON the trousers Of humanity.
the susrender trade was when Uncle
Sam decided that his boys should go
to war girded about the center with
the up-to-date jean hangers.
Nor is the elastic harness as pohu-
lar in the city as elsewhere. lie that
beats the sun TO the cabbage patch in
under the sheets before the hour when
the moon is punching III on the time
clock. prefers to hang his pants over
his shoulder blades instead OF using
A draw string. On the contrary he
who is encompassed by the stiff coll
lar. the $40 bunion nurscrs and the
Palm Beach shank coverings relies on
the enlargement OF the shawl strap
with the fancy buckles TO save him
from embarrassment.
AT least all who can purchase y
strap long enough 10 go all the way
round. When the ultra enlargement Of
the feed cavity makes it an impossi
bli;y to make ends meet, it becomes
necessary to return TO the ways OF our
PASTORAL ancestor
There is also the individual who in
his caution would make double sure.
and is neutral by use Of both belt and
shoulder straps.
In the hgh, TO regain a grip on the
American shoulder. suspenders have
"tummy," II is also said that belts
make too much weight on the hips.
which could be carried more properly
on The shoulders
Looking at II from the other side
Of the ledger the belt costs less. lasts
longer and less seldom .:isappoints.
When a mans unholstering gives away
at a critical moment he is generally
wary about elastics for the rest OF
his gaddinG days.
Retailers assert susrenders have
suffered from a lack of pub::city. Prob
ably the retailer thinks they should
be worn on the outside, Almost every
one recognizes Suspen-crs when he
lamps them. but few people are on
speaking terms with - pair. Retailers
also howl about the lack of novelties
in the suspcuder family. OF recent
years the public refuses 20 use any
thing not built on original lines.
Suspenders for all time have been
practically the same. The% take \
toe grip on the rim of the pants AID
get a scissors hold on the shoulder.
One retailer asserts:
Il think ii would sc difficult mat
t., TO arouSc any trade enthusiasm e..
suspenders at this Time. They need
strong ami united help 20 get hark
fore the publir eye rs course IA
rural communities the demand is good,
but in cities IL IS too slight IL mci-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
THORPE LEADS NATIONAL
.atcontinued From Fourth fage.I

runs to his credit. .Veach. Detroit; has
dropped couple Of points behind his
for almost two weeks. and is third
with $50. Cobb's mark is .$5s
George sisleT; 81. Louis, has taken
Boston by Philadelphia. for total base
honors with mark Of ll2, This marx
is the result Of scventy-iour hits. in
GLIDING eighteen doubles. four, triples
and four homcrs. made in 2l9 times
Ruth. Boston. Ragged another homer.
out of the game with strained hsa-
ment. continued 10 lead. the sacriice
hitters with mark OF twenty-two.
with Wit. Boston. closely pushing him,
with twenty-one.
Johnnton Steals Seventeen Bases.
Johnston. Celevland. with seventeen
stolen bases, -.rontin&ed TO show the
way to the base Ss;ealers.
Other Leading bates Tor twenty or
Sister. $. Louis. .5Ss: Milan, washing
O'Mara, India "a polls. made the best
showing among the battcrs OF the
American Association by climbing from
the leaders az a whole suffered a slump
in their hitting. very lttls change oc-
c cur ed, Ms2,dTHsS: Louisville heading
Bob Bescher. Louisville, ran l.:nself
into triple tie with the Kansas CITY
duo-Eecker and W. M!ler-sor honnrs
as runmaker.
Good. kansas city. took The ,o,a!
Becker. lie iesds win lis bas@s NINA lnsd i
Iou,s slF H. br"ke n his y Mecar'hy
last week. McCartty's max is twenty.
Smyth. milwaukee, has Ted Bcschor
for stoien-aase honors With twenty
thefts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07

ssS s SsS ns sss1 f. isS 5;SS
also has four to pick from, his group
being Lotto watts. Mayiondale. Con
Is is the rss in
the event to win this year. He showed
In front AT the Cranwood meeting.
where ,ot he 'r W.,, the half-mle track
as those who saw him in the Walnut
Hall Cup at Lexington last year will
remember. Lockspur is, "A very fast
horse. as he showed i'll the $4,000
purse at Syracuse. where lie was second
in the first heat to Prince Lorec in
EOS y. Geers will also make his first
which Laurel Hall Farm will be rep
resented by Hilda Fletcher aud W. $.
Harlan by Native Hope. who made the
stop watches click when he arrived at
Lexington from the Macon training
camp. Bintara. Bon Watts and the
iuy !tNworthy mare. Miriam Guy. that
turned the Hartford track below 30
before she was shipped TO Cleveland
arc also eligible.
Mcdonald Heads Ohio Winners.
Three OF the ten Ohio purses were
won by Alonzo Mcdonald with Bob
Douglas. Lewis Forest and Star Win
2.o5. Murphy also won two of them
with Marigold and Peter Scott. while
of the others. Geers won with Dude
Archdalc, Rodney with Baden Cox with
Mabel Trask, Traynor with Ridgen,a.l.
and Ross Stout last year with Blanche
Carter. This year the California mare,
Allie Lou. is the first one on the list
which also presents the names of Ba-
cclli. Brescia. De Jolia, Echo Direct.
Hollywood Kate. Red Bond. Mary CO.
burn and the choice from the Cox and
Murphy stables PetrcN. Selah Baird and
Legal w. being among them.
The Edwards purse has been since
II was established the first big pacing
event of the year. Murphy won the
when lie kept him in front almost all
the way down the line. He was fol-
lowed by The Able and Vernon Me
Kinney, who placed the record a.
POI L, where IL remained until last
year. when \ Game OF Chance lowered
the colors of Peter Look in POSI-. In
the interval. the first moneys have
been paid TO the owners of Joe patchen
H.. Del Rey, Peter Stevens. Russell
Boy, Ben Earl and Colonel Armstrong.
Twen,y-two nominations were re-
ceived in the Edwards Purse this year.
and large field can be looked for
when the horses turn for the word
"Wednesday. Cox has won this race
twice and viii make an effort 10 land
it again with the handsome Frank
Dewey. If he is beaten there is very
apt 10 be a new record for the event.
Frank Dewey will take the word with
Peter Look, who made such bold bid
last year; Omonde, Dan Hedgewood.
Boy. from the Kline stable: Edna
Early. Red Bearer. Peter Maurer. who
paced in 2.oSh over tha half-Milc track
at Rockport, and either Direct c. Bur
nett. Ethel Chimes. or Sanardo, from
the Murphy stable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
WILL MEET NEW CHAMP
when Jack Comes Rack Home. Town
VIII Turn out I'm MnsSc to
Greet Him.

LONG BRANCH, y. j.. July Slack
Dempsey. new heavyweight world
where lie did part Of his training for
the big fight, according TO AN an
uouuccment made today. Dempsey is
member os the Long Branch Lodge Of
Elks. chief of Police William u. Wall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Totals. 2 : Totals. IS
'Bat,sj for Leonard in seventh
Waited for Ayers in ninth.

Detroit .............n q @ q ~
ChiraSo ..............O q 80
- summary: Two base h!ts-Jackson. Dyer
Three-h>sc hits-Gandil. S;anaEc Stolen
hasc-Fclsch SacriitCe h!t--roung. pou-
he plays--Fsisch 10 Il. Coilins-Ciandil 10
Weaver. Left on bascs-Detroit 10. Chi
CaCo, 4 Bases halls-of Williams .
ii,s-on leonard, in off Ayers l in ?.
iit by p!tcher---hy Williams (BuShl: by
Leonard a.. Coins). struck out-.hy VII
!:a:lis !. BY Ayers. ]. Wild pitch-Lcon-
ard. losing pitcher. Leonard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
BROWNS, 6; INDIANS, 3
tBv Associated Press.l

ST LOUIS. July 1.-THE hitting OF
Ear! Smith, Williams and SEVERED was
straight victory over Cleveland today.
10 ). Those players made seven Of
the locals nine hits. and either scored
or drove in all the home teams runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
REDS HOLD FIRST PLACE
BY MARGIN OF ONE POINT

''o!'lhu'G from fourth l'aEN.)
BROOKLYN made It three straight from
Boston three times in five games. in
Guiding ,oday's game. konetchy.
Brooklyns frs, baseman, made a sea-
sons record 10y getting ten hits in ten
successive times at bat during thu
week.
Pittsburgh lost its first game at
home with 81. Louis. "Wednesday.
Philadclphia lost all seven games.
marking = total OF nine straieh, losses losses.
The opposing teams averaged seven
runs and twelve hits against tho
OlakerS.
IN the American League. New York
took two out OF three from Boston
and four out OF eight from Washing
ton. including today's game. Russell
Johnson banked the Yankees Thurs
day. Shawkcy's tenth consecutive vic
tory Friday was aided by four home
runs, TWO of which were made by
Athletics Win Double Bill.
Chicago. after dropping a game to
st. Louis, took three games out of
four with Cleveland. which ended it's
losing streak at six games Tuesday.
Chicago beat Detroit two times out of
three.
l1hmke. Of Detroit. last Sunday. de-
fcatsd 81. Louis twice Friday. and was
stopped by Sothoron. Of the Browns.
Saturday
Dctroi, and ST. Louis broke even in
four games. the Tigers defeat Tues
day being their first after Il string
of eight victories.
In Il seven game series with Phila-
dciphia. Boston came out on top four
times Saturday tho Athletics for the
nrSt time this season won double
header. Thilade lphia and Washington
split two games. Johnson pitching a
shut-oui last sunday.
Yankees Grt IOI Hits.
The weeks record III each league Of
games played. won. lost with runs.
hits. errors. men left on bases and
runS scored by opponents including
games Of Saturday, July 5. follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07

played football and was a membsr of
Techs smart football aggregation OF
the last two falls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Hotels and Resorts.
The Greenwood House

VIII Open for Summer Guests. June goth
Greenwood Is situated high IN tho Biua
Ridge Mountains of Virginia. In hlbemarls
County. on C. & o. r. r.: beautiful noun
tain scenery mineral water. best country
fare: arnuscments. dancing. tennis. noun
tain climbing: ETC.. For PARTICULARS apply TO
MRS. VI. :. HARRIS.
Greenwood House.
(frecnwoud. Nu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued From Fourth paeeD
third innings. while Smith allowed one
hit in two innings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
National League.
American Leacue.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
lCnr.tinned Erom Eourtn y:
Detroit.

result OF Overs double and triple
by Stanage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
RrookIrn Mannscr Likes AIIen.

Wilbcrt Robinson. Brooklyn mana
ger is very sweet on Pug Allen. the
former Georgia Tech first haseman,
now with the Dodgers, Allen IS
youth who Mays we'll anywhere and
is a splendid ou,tieider. Allen also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07

ing was selected today to head conf
mittec to welcome to Long Branch the
new world champion and his trainer
and manager. Jimmy DeForest, of this
city. and Jack Kearns. The date for
Dcmpsey's return has not yet been de-
nnitely liked.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07

DcmpSey'S return has not yet been de-
lnitely fixed.
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INAUGURAL RACES TODAY
,Inny Named This Yen

,ton,inued FroM Fourth PaGeD
Allan Watts, but vas defeated b
Prince Ioree in 2;0Si-
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If you wish to sell your Buick. Dodge or
Ford us. We can sell IL quick.
Richmond Auto Clearing House. cl2 North
Eighth Street.
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Athletics win Double Bill.
Yankees Get I0I Hts.

The weeks record i'll each league Of
games played won. lost. with runs
hits. errors. men left on bases and
runS scored by opponents including
games of Saturday, July 5. follows: