davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
ENSENANZA

TECCT0ZES DE PIANO y CANTo = do,
r,riio. P-cc!os convcncioU7.es. P~tOfESON
rELIN RrANo, EradlSto en- los SoNsSa
=. p,~Es = Madrid Reci5e orteacS 5ls
sf,.,1ss s. Sc aabIa frances y espano-
rvs-ZANZA De IDIOMAS 2cr medic Gel
fonS--afp. Traducsscncs . nH2Gula@ Nel n
EIss. frances { ita.tano a. esPAho. 80.
-, Rrdarc56n de csTcGs ; tcGa case
10 Ia-umenrcs. FrecICs rVGicos' = a
Reycs. us kiaSssury St
TAQUTGRAFIA y TENEDJEiN -
T,gg,ts Hicks Bldg. A.,os &c - b'''S"
WaEusr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

RoTICA MARKET. IlI7 ". Commerce 81.
san Antonio. Texas. Z. B&.ls:a. Prop. Es-
pec,a,!dsd peC:doS por co-reo. Cousultas me
G.ca= E-.,.>. Mediejnas pa;cr;e. la5ones ;
perfumes :iros. Acompane suS EeGIdo5 con
-i-o -Cs.@L. Sc-vicIu apldo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
RESTAURANT XOCHIMILCO

S;,uado en- 6Ul w. Houston St. RI ST.
". MARITIME. 81 propietaTio. c:rrce a gu
uUmerosa clientele IN ~scTTIcIo TaPiG' y eH-
cgIjsi,o l Ia car;a: Grdeucs co-riaas a "a
mcxicana y a Ia cspanola - a;:cnden cuai-
l.Iicr clasc de Grdcncs. PaSc I'd. } Sc
convencers. VI. Maritime. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

mr. Y PALOMO. NeGic.0a Ct Gene
raj. Cousuitcrio. ia 80; iecoS-
lafnro 5e ~ THs1d"2c h'S-,oI
Y 0ficina: Crockett S6e2-ION>IL-
TAS GRATIS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
/ Z VSOS DE- OCASION,


Sc NECESTTA active agente local rara ven
der EN- comisi6n a-ticulos de primera he
cesidad. Gran demanda entire los mexican9S.
Solo cmplearcmcs persona activa tr1Gatido-
IA Y recomcndsble. Ocurr2 a l26 y. ota.
Rosa Ave. ta1)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

-ENGO TAEA 81 vENTA considerable M
-7r-c e nHEairicaS seas EolstcJ7. "s0e-
cias1e1-e para as l"cherias. !sS cu1ies me
Ircvorsr ye7de~. a Tgec;os coUodoS. V cue
Ian s,Go cs-cc;das dc Ssnado de prlne-a
rlasc. Pa-a .uformes G~rii!aasc a 10a Ca
YES Bldg. en- f. Paso. Texas, 0 !!amsse a
- t~e!rEonoS $50 o 1918 J.. Fl Pasc H:Eh
Grade Hols,eiu Dairy Cattle Co.-Ea'cEzuc
a - NaciaS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
GUIA PROFESSIONAL
ABOGADOS
nj. H. DlAZ
MIGUEL BOLANOS CACHO,

A5o-SGo uexicauo- Consr!taS H0SU"
Clones jaridicas coneernIeH-cs a tsysS ) neSo-
r:ss de Mexico. 709 CaF.es Bldg. Il "a
-. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

aPOGADO PARA LOS MEXICANoS- Aztec
:, ,oia clase de uegccics jldicIa-es. Tecla-
nae,ones por danes ; psriu'esos psrsonaAss,
rsesas cfyils y eliminates. -ecLaruacioaes ne
,a--enos. No cob-c h~onor11os aasHa que Jos
..g7tos Qs:edan satiSfscto-iarnente teTmin4GSs-
lie. Henry Ben Cline. los GuHle' ""H'
S,D Antoni,. Texas. Crockett >5,e-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

CON $500 G~RATIFGCARE 4 Ia persona Gus
me proporcionc informeS de Jose Fernandez
silva. hiio dc In Sra. Maria Silva de Fer
nandcz, uuien a~ctualmentc sc ercuentra en-
Laredo. Texas. Es originario de Norolcin n.
Gro. Mexico. Tcio irfornr Sobrc cl part
cu.ar d~i-ijase a Francisco GuEman. P. o.
Box 4g. Indiana Harbor. Ind. 800
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

Sc NECESITA rec2nlarcrs GIc liable mEieS.
Ocurran ~ Hotel Arthur, lis Ave D.. 4 un
lado del correo. l5~)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

NENDO EN ABONOS maGuinss &c coser
"Siurr~' d,fsrentes csuios fouoE-atos Co
Ein1,a. ,laros = maqGinas De cscrib'r
Olive. EENDO Al CONTADO discus
~Col:nb.a. u,aguinss Singer usadRs muy
b--zlas. Gases gratis DC BORDADO. Sc
HACE HEMSrITCHING 4 10 cts. yarda. =,
q. .cs Santos, Tel. Travis $50, us V.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

$50 DE GRATiFICACION Sc daran a IL
persona que proporcioHc inforneS de mi ma
a-e Candelaria Campilo y de mi hermano
Pauline Ventura. SCI o-iEinarios de Non
-er-cv. y. l.. Mexico. TODD informe diri-
;ass 4 GreGo-io Ventura. 1916 Collin ST.
Dallas. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

SESoRES FERRoCARRJLERoS MHNiCA-
Sos 4ars cue las ConyaHias les rem
T,Issa % grr invi--i6 en- Boros de IA Ii
be-tsd. Cob-o Back Pay. aumen'o de suei-
dos. cheques : ";iemPoS". $ s@trs aIsuA 2c-
r;5en,e en- @, tra0a.o yo % DIRE 20 cue aeoe
pedir. ArvcEio u~e.ocioS Tc-atieENH's con Ii
use al Lie. J. PEARCE hASE. 500 Nan
81, CITY Life B-dg.. Kansas Csty. Mo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
PESOUISAS

DESEA saber cl paradero d. Victoria
Sa!aza- y ROcha, y de su ncrmano Fran
cf.ro Sa!azar = Rocha. Ella de 20 amos 81
d. II. Eacc 8 aHos cue saliercn de Veto
ia. lamps. con direction Il Re:nosa. igno-
randoSe = rumbo 9uc dc ALI siEuiercn. Sc
da-sn $1,000 por cada Unc. = Ia persona qur
proporcione infornes c~iertos. diriSiendose =
S=a. GGadalup" Salazar. Camp =. CO. Mr..
2. +. Davis. Lavcrnis. Texas. 1907
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

GRATIFTCARE an:liamentr a Ia persona
Que ne proporcione iaEo-nes dc Porfi-io He
~re-a. So amos de eGad. Qujcn en- MARC dc
1919 Sc enco7t-a5a On Pueblo. Colo. TODD
into-me scbre cl particular diriiase = Fran
cisco Caider5r. Tie Siding. Wyo. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
ANT'E0J0S

cor,ul,,ric o.. , 10, D.. Gu'Ie~no ha-ri
r. -. 10 %rlsf-.i ~.
S0SPRA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

Sc NECESTTA cocinero q cocincra Qvc CO.
nozca ordenes cs;iio mcxIcsn0. Rr.llartc
oporrunidGG para haccr dinero. Escr.ha 4
Joe /. HERNANDEZ. S.. North Second St.
Yakima. Wash. cspeci;icando la c!ase Il" 60
midas que Tucac coafcccjonar. t26l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
TRAJES EN- ABONOS

Rcparacion de toca class de ropa par2 ca
ba.,eros y seao-as. SoSA. The Taller. 607
Dolovcsa 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26

sUVEN MEXICANO. habla pertc-;arnHu;o
i-Eles. solicita enpleo como administrator &c
hotel o jcCe DC mcscrcs. Da muEnificas -
Fe-encias. Dirjjansc = Martin Rodriguez, sos
9Th. $.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-12-26
VENTAS

VENDO por c~nEe-medad. cUartito cn Il Ca
lie FL Paso, Prcpio fruteria u otrC peGIeno
Regocio. t!cnc ruedaS y puede camb'arsc
aGOHds Sc qUiera. Inforrnan Il9 E Paso.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
OBSERVATIONS

Technically we are az war. Terhul
cally the radical who does anything
against the peace and order OF his
country aids the enemy. What more
does the Department 81 Justice desire ?
A London man has just paid 80 600
guineas for the work OF an early We
netian painter This Venetian was
probably related TO the fellow who
painted our house last weok
Dc Necri Mexican consul general
informs us that only Russia has gone
further than his country Russia
hasn't gone far Il has merely gone
fast.
Nobraska's governor says it Isn't
possible to effect an artificial reguia-
ton of the laws Of economy Tell %
to the profitccrs
" law approved by q majority OF
congress and % majority of the people
is unconstitutional. we nced "a new
constitution
Trotzky ordars his troops To- shoot
those who FAN back during nu attack
What wonderful thing is He'd nber
pussyfoot Johnson was modified by
vets in London The tight little isle
is determined to stay tight
Yudenltch got the support o. Fiuua
I'm time 90 postpone his finish
overals are not without honor OK
rept on q Red
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
PLAYING The MINISTER.

You must" the good wife
gn he hses TO las
] man
hs ke he Ia DO cun
Aye, TINT would" he smiling
So ! prepared TINT afternoon have
ia never played with ministers. It d a seem
That could tho a
Yet when he changed his eecaH for
no golfer the would
what odds sfaN heatow9 asked
~ play level round the bali ball. a balli"
Now that born golfers Il me q
Thought Ihc
% nd theno obs rived hA smlp
Then .a s /
though me luolo
lie hit STRAIGHT he De g nend
He the pin with am his he
a tne rnnl cu
paid him three good dollar balls
Ny friend s0lf
II Thought could play hc you ia gladly church"
1919 a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
BONUS OR NO BoNUs9

The leasi positive and specific
request lrom ihr American Legion
convention CAB congress Gov eN-sol-
dier ala IS the bonus proposition.
Tine resolution finally adopted hy
The ,cniion is woried So dis
erceily as NOT so make congress
feel aly demands are made or that
nothing Is wanted
THE SENSE of the committee ON
beneficial legislation which con
sidcred the bonus plan, was that
cong ess had passed the buck on
lhe merican Legion. and most Of
ihem felt the buck ought to bee re-
tpr d.
0lc split on the plan, generally.
was between the eastern and west
ern sfuies The Ohio delegation
went DO the convention with spec.
ifir Instructions 20 ask for bonus
Of d day for each day in SER
vice That was the sentiment I'm
general Of mos, western and mid.
die western states But the east
orn de cgatos argued against II ON
the financial ground that the
country would have 10 float an
other large loan TO cover the ex-
peuse, probably as high as bill.
hon dollars Some OF the eastern
states, however, favored bonus.
Al first il was thought the COM
mittee would not mention the
bonus al ALI. SO that congress
would be left without any word
from the legion on this PROPOSE
tion But the western states. I'M
siructed on the bonus, insisted
and the result was this:
The adopted resolution Is a sort
Of gentlemanly request for "con-
sideration by congress. II points
oul the inequalities and injustice
So The man who earned $50 d
month while abroad, while some
were making fortunes taking adj
vantage OF the absence of those
m the service II mentions the
sl-a.day bonus as advisable" to
make up for this difference, trusts
in congress to decide ON whatever
hee deem best As one member
"a the committee said eve have
put ile bonus matter up to cou-
gres n geutlcmanly way We
are making mo- demands. still we
trust congress Wi!l do the proper
thing for the returned service
men
There is q specific request that
congress pass the bin which
would permit e1 service men io
make loans at low rates from the
government to start farms for
themselves or 90 buy their own
homes That bully good idea
When y comes to q billion for
bonuses limits something differ
emit
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
Ie1oA ii
ez<De-.

Minors Of lhe gold aud copper camps
~ tAe AthApupuskuN l.ak, country nl
nufthrru MHnitobn want "a preacher
Thia tue aurt thet arc looksng ion
nome of Gao numhA pamby dude
nifdcAcfa need amply said Tom Pow
Dls Nfu came down io MinmpeE lnal
nE ior q 'sly pilot
"Wc saint a hc-mau who wears Co
UhIuuW Jacket, continued Tom.
Aud stnffs his pants In hia boots ana
eau paddle canoe ANA trek ou anuW
Shoes aud piN poker and give good
Apcouut * himself iu "a knock down
and DRAG out row.
lf hu cam throw his legs under the
mahogany with the gang ana show 'em
ue H good short card player holl
certainly command their respect
Know auy preacher like thatf
il0at0n h3lu 90 years 1ld, has hceu
fpiunInr wool ever since ho was 2
Hes ihe hrst spinner aud fastest at
Bedford Mass 30 the years ho has
boon spinning he estimates that ho has
worked up llNff0u pounds az yarn.
That falu wound 600 balls would
furnish amusemeuts for am the kittens
ln ihD United States Chile Norway.
Algeria Tibet and Audorm
Or 81 would mnho socks FOR ~ 562 600
mon
Henry A Muller. Aubrey. Texas. has
"a helping hand family two sons and
two daughio g.
The five of thcm have been picking
cotton.
They averaged 1900 pounds "a day
father doing the least only $50 pounds
For this they got {f6 "a day pay
Cotton plckiug lasts about 80 days
That means 81 500 in TWO months
And once they usea 90 speak Of cot-
Ton uickors as poor white trash ~
with tle emphasis on this poor"
Twenty four years ago Louis Mich
acla stole "a handful Of cookies.
The other day he sent 81 10 the own
er 81 those cookies. 20 square his con-
science.
Maybe someday mother win get a
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Receivers Notice.

Hcgnuing Tuesday November TWEEN
y-nnth we win sell az prices marked
on them bath tubs and toilet fixtures
NOW loeated ut the hlRSCH SCHOOL
building only 90 those who lost these
things by the hurricane. After Satur-
dag of tie week what remains viii be
sold 90 the general public.
e.. W GIBSON and
j. @. WlLLACN.
Adv Recelvers,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
MUSTEROLE- QUICK
RELIEF! NO DLISTEA
n soothes and Relieves Like
a Mustard Plaster Without
The Burn or Sting

Nssfcroie Is p clean. white oint.
mont. made with I've 81 q mustard
h d0es ail ibc work q tie old'iashicned
fnustrri pia5tcf - does y better ana
sloeg ~, Blister. You Do not have TO
b,ther with "A cloth. You simply rub
h on-~and usually ihc pain % ggnel
Manyddciof and ngr- use Muster.
~ md recommend i 90 thcir patients.
They VIII gially ten you what re-
LEI ID gives from sore throat. brDu'
cbI,iz. cTotp, sinf rcck asthma. neu.
raigi1. cong ticn. plcprlsY rheumas
fism. lumbfg1. pains and ache5 II the
INDY II ioinie fyfa.n1. sore musclea,
Ixpl-es. chHblaas. frosted feet colds IT
the chest llt0ifen prevents pneufnonial.
zoe and 50e lar8, hospital size S@-01.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
THE TOWN GOSSIP

rvr e,r
p WV q Ai
az , a.
~
rttArs tf-sr, .
gp trpv
n oAr ,,.o
- = : ran
20 40 ''
gsr w4Jts etra4f1
- -
'''-' 70
Z" HAVE oaF'. ''.sa'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
BurleSon Approves
Reduction in Rate
of Local Postage

Hv Tho Aeg0ciafff rroea
WAsHiNGGTON. Sow sg.- POST
master General Rurinsnu hna approved
pending bills 10 reduce the rate ia local
first class letter postage 10 "a penny mr.
ounce. a letter FOR delivery within the
postal iimlta ~ Tho office in which b.
is mailed would take % one cent stamp
instead az two cent stamp
Mr. burleHon has adfiHod cCnnfeae+
mon That the present TWO cent cnarRe
ON that class of mail exceeds the cost
~ handling and shat bd recommends
the reduction because he believes tho
postal service should MOT be conducted
Tor profit
The Frepi uuslfufn OF ancient firAo4
was whit the Romans called mithrad
atiam. which had from 81 20 50 differ
ont vegetable ingredients
AN iho swallow tribe are found in
every part of Great Britain Including
the ShctlaulH except me swift whien
is not found I'm those islands
---uus~s----------.-
pom tbf invention Of r. machine for
sewing leather shoes in 1859. was built
ihe great shoe and boot industry ~
the United states
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
PIMPLEs ANo BLAckHEAps

very frequent skin diaeasc most of
ten in ynuut adults tho trouble being
an INFLAMMATION ot tho on Islands of
the skin aud "a blocking np of tire out
let uf Those Klunda
Tho disease runs "a cbrouiC course
aud iu tine majority of caeea oven
when uu Gated. disappears as adult
nge is reached Th,re arr however
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-25
JUST JOKING

II Stuck 10 the Eraser.
The teacher bad written gl7 on The
blackboard nnd 90 ThuW ga. effect at
multiplying bf lru, rubbed 0u3 90,
decimal point She then tufnen 10 ihr
riaaH and said
Vow Mary whcrs Dr. abe decimal
pulntff
'pu the eraser. miss" Nary replied
without h'aitntlon fdirehurR Scots
man
Never Satisfied
'hpls Your daughter IS an tho
world to me.
Goirox Take her with my hleaa
ing
rhoiiy Go himfciD Geo Whit !
got that 80 EASY wish I bad aahsd r0f
more Detroit News
a Mount
First clnAa 9cou, what profit does
q scout mai, in CLIMBING nnlY
IeudNffoof s. Nothing nf course.
q g. lie makes ascent fa cent?
Boys Life
Extremes Meet.
SHE Tho COATS nli out
fin and lm an in Boston Tan-
script
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uR''rl.':: S'HIltf,R7.h''I
RUPER 7 BLUE,
al, U. S. Public Health Service


Daily Health Column Conducted by the United states Pu
ico BY direction Of
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check from her Willie ton IAN the Jam
he's swipcd oui of thc pantry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-23

>1Ry un maTrars uf business and call
ing un friends. guing from here 70
Dover 10 viEit win friends.
Mira Frank Il Ranzlssr seft Sat-
urazy fnr Portland, whsra she viii
v4zif fnr few weekz.
Dwight l. kimha1i. whp I'm bseu
wurk1ng II the sfipyaras nj Qutn-
cy, Mass. has resigned his npssrsnn
and Is IN ruwn tur q Visit with
f-aenda
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Childs cnd lit
Tie sun left Monday fm a few days'
visir IN Bnntnn.
Mine Ada Belle Keeuan. q tzacher
N rne WaterviIle high schunI. was N
town ever Sunday, rhe guest of DIR.
and Mrs h NJ Furd a 1he Baptist
pars0nage-
Mr.. and Ms Fred Reynolds. WIN
recsn11y mursd frum this rnwn TO
Clinton. are the proud parents of
twins, boy and giri. bprn Thursday,
sept 1sE
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kncwttnn
went 70 Portland Saturday night rur
visit AZ Mr. Karwirunsa home.
They VIII visit with friends at Aver
and Springfield Mazs-. beture re-
turning.
RurnhRn Ragan in substituting as
clerk al Curufortn, cirrhtng store
during the absence OF Ernest Knowl-
TN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-23

n rns 6uurh Kannsbae Dxurasf A.
socin<aun hold ax Richnuna hnt
Tuesday. and v1fh hnr inuxhrer
Lcuise ieft Rsrhmund Tuesday nig;nr
far q hrief vis1t with relatives IN
Riddsfurd and 10 acrnmpanv hazne
MI. waksheld Eho. has rsruznsd
improved II haRzrh. nannds vii ~
glad n hsar.
Mrs Edith Merr;n in tsachin. she
tau term of sChoni an Windsor Neck.
Nh and Mrs Wallace Coax and
llI-le dangnter virginia. who hxEe
ete- visiting ~ tina hnanH Of ~ p.
hume IN Ei7defnr5.
weakiy PRAYER nesting nj -.A5 NJ
The chapel Fs1day evening
James Caswel WIN has sanpIcy-
nenI IN Augusta PASSED the day At
The home af his tarner recently.
Erwin Stuart and Geurgs Cnsweu
left lRsf week Monday fur T. of IL.
Orunn. where the enrrner win begin
n eour years course Of study and
the lar-er VIII resume the study az
law in which ne Was very much IN
-srss1ed before gazing uversaas
Percy Zurcrnss cf AnInafA whe
has been visiting hin chfldhnp6 hume
1nr seTera. wseas NJ "reenknnif"
has returned home
Mrs Ihaae Traak has reEurned
from SnsauviIie, Calf, whare she
has been passing the summer with
her sister and gives \ glowing ac-
count uf the country and cItmRre, hut
sEn thinks Maine is q EoDd place to
1--we IA after all
A c. Browns hay presH In in the
Ta5er barn where rhey are pressing
fnr few DAYS
Atom Porter was a visirur at the
Casey hH1ns ever Sunday,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-23
ROUscH N MTl0M
AD COBB IN AMERICAN
LEADING THE HTTERS
Nationai Leauus

. Eddie Rousch. Of the pe1nHlr WIN
Ming Reds, iE showing the way 70 the
aaC-ars with 4 percentages I "a.
Eddie alsu banged out lae most hirx.
Ias
George Burns, with Heine Gr1h.
are Cled for is" ding run scorers. each
rs-llied 70 runs. Geurge Burns of tie
Chacasus. stole the most bases, 30.
larry SalleA. rae. ianky por-sider
OF r.1e Reds, tops the hurlers- Sal
wun "a and lost G games for a mark
If 76n
Carson E.Gnee of he pirates. clused
terrific run -car2ng an Sept - tu
The PhIls; NJ n tins contest the desT
Firats had tailed L N SIX sr-asghr
games The previous Gay BiEbee
ended : ba--.uS streak Of eight cun-
secuEve- games 70 Lse Meads. Dur
zng lhe hitting stretch. Bigbea
smnI ., hiIa n &c lg-ies sor percEnl-
age af .5Sa.
Art Neilf rur1ad N his seventh
consecutive victory for the Giants
BY hlEnEl1nE rhe Cardinals On Sept. 15.
EagTy Sasies and Big Jim Vaughn
came through VITA their 2nrn vic
lary Of t!se present SEASON during
ttle past week.
SchulrZ, If the Cards. ended d
bufEag sf-eak OF nine gamaz ny
falling hit2sss before Dick Rudolph
an Sept Is. During his stretch.
Schultz polzed OH Il hits n ~ hating
1r1pE fnr S7s
Educ Epush and -es Magee hang
ed ouI fur hits n a CANA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-23

Boston whzre he IN atrHnding Ear
rard Law schenl.
George Lifcflfead af Augusta was n
business oaEler in rgwn Eesfer<iav.
Earuid jackson and James Tzyf1r
cf AnEusra wsra in tpwn Sunday
calling on tz7nnnA.
Hnruia wssAs and Eddie Pruufy
hare rstuxned f-um Jacknzn where
they nave hean passing few days.
Nr. and Mrs. Phillip Baker have
rerurnsd u their hnme IN GullHurd
az1er whiting relatives in tywn rver
Sunday.
M1- Emma Nadsau has rsrurnsd
from n few dH-s' srzy in Boston
Mr.. AMI Mrs. " r McC7inteck are
passing a FEW days IN Plymouth w.rr
rriz1pes.
Miss EstellR Grant who has bes,u
The gslesT OF her sister, Mrs John
BOYD enr several weeks has returned
- aer home IN Canterbury, " B.
Mr. and AN- Chester Chase Il
Earrland are passing a few days N
town with Mrs s. & Ridley.
Percy Shnrer af Burlington. W,
Was q IGCcuA EIcoA IN lIEu0S n
tuwn.
Mrs Chas Gibson and children
Ralph and Helen lsfr Yesterday FRI.
Boston and New York where they
viii viEir relatives
Friends Of Mrs Wayne SeHley
Lilly win regref To learn that she is
quite III II har home in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs George Sherady IF
Sidney were the guests -nf riends IN
town yesterday
M and Mrs Everest Whittier who
have been visiting n the home az
M Whittter-s sisfer, Mrs Chns,
n Chelsea
Waiter LaBch has resumed his
duties Al Meals Drug sture affsr
passing = few weeks AZ Lisbon Falls.
Mrs George Smith and son Brad
dv have returned from Ptrtsfieid
where they hnve been the guests az
triensis
Phillip Dunbar Of Cook. Everett &
Penneii Of Portland was a business
ca Ter n town yesterday.
Mss Mary Lowe. who is employed Z
Bostun, in passing few days N ruw-.
with friends ana -eiEIires-
Card Cunk and non Czristun. whp have
been visiting n P-esqne Isle. have re-
turned 20 their home IN High st-asr-
Mr- and Mrs Albert Il Jewell.
kasaam Jewel Of Dixmont. Mrs. AIber-
HRrrn. ara enjoying IN autumnhiie rr1n
70 HosIm.
Mr.. and Mrs Merton Ber-- and cffe.-
dren. Donaf1 and Bsat-ice. of Troy.
passed the weak end AZ the hnme If
M. and Mr.. Ami Berry
| C. 4 Hustus and snn Clark have ~
turned f-um Muntville- -whsre they Wis
tied trends.
Walter EiH has returned 70 Bath
where ne is emnUved. after passing the
week end IN town.
Mrs E D. Rrephy is in SprinSvsie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-23

Ty Cobb leads the oaITe,-s with a
percentage of .3S5. JusI "a points
above nis lifetime barring rscnrd-
Ty sslso lends IN most hits with T7A.
Babe Ruth scared the most -Z1ns,
.,rcatest szunber Of {aSyies. - u
Gaia.
Eddie Ciccr1e. the knnck4e bail ar
Est Is lending the rwIrierk- Eddie
Won Is and lnsr seven games FIR 4
pitching mark Of -SDa.
Eddie Cullins, IN Sept Il. ramYned
the cumhinad Offering Of Earh Thor
E,ahien Bob Shawkey and Ernie
Shore for FIVE hits in SIX bnr-tng
trips. The flock of bingiss nerrsd Ed
dis fifth position among American
League swarlsrs- L was the fourth
tine IN h:z ca-eeer that Eddie gar
nered a quintet OF hits IN one cnr-
Test. reHHing thai many against the
Tigers IN 1910. again IN -g2 against
tne same club and also against the
aed Sex in 1873
Walter johnson flashed his 2nth
victnry Of the season by beating the
Browns On Sept 16.
Elmer Smith taElied fur runs and
as many hits OF tina Athletics on
Sept lf.
Johnny Tohin went On a batting
rampage that enduring Il cunsscu-
tive samas until sfpppsd on Sept Is
by Walter Johnson During his
stretch. Tchin punched ont y nits in
is batting trips snr d psrr3ntaSe Of
.4g-.
Ray Chapman stole four bases IN
a game againar the Athietics' CATCH
ers.
. Ty Cnhb cnnrinded teyrtfic bat
ting sures by going hitiess 70 Allan
RnsseA On Sept IT. Ty had murdered
all sorts Of pitching in an even doz-
En- games IN which he maraf Is hits
n 0i rrtRls, tnr q percenraee Of .51R
also soaring Is runs
Allan RuaseIl. hy trimming the IT.
sHrs On Sept. II. cupped his seventh
successive vicrury.