davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


a man who can drive a truck
and willing TO work. To such
a man I can offer an EQUAL
HALF INTEREST IN
MONEY MAKING transfer
business cata b / sh o. II
years. Have three trucks
busy all the time. Price
$500. Can arrange terms
60 suit YOU. An ENCEp-
TfONAL OPPORTUNITY 10
tho right man. Full inVcsti-
cation rourtcd See MIR.
Money. 1893 Burke Bldg.
Second and Marion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

q DOB OPPORTUNITY OFFERED
real estate saleeman. must know
the city. Call 108 Cherry st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
- SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE


TO AMERICANS
I am one Of several hundred dis
charged soldiers that are out Of
work. We did not turn you down
when We were needed. why turn
us down now ! am n carpenter
and cabinstmaker. II years shop
experience. machine and bench:
have a wife and baby 10 care for
and must have worE. a small re-
pair lob--anything-al I want ls
an even break PROVE THAT
YDU ARE AMERICAN BY HTR-
ING THE MEN WHO HAVE
PROVEE THEMSELVES TO BE
AMERICANS. Address r.. r. H..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

FotNn-A COLD WATCH AND
fob. owner may receive By giving
a fun description OF same and nv
stndlug e. amount ~ 81 Nv money
order. plus Rli expenses for advcrr
tising Write tn HeN e. wilbur.
Waah
lost. MONDAY NIGHT NEAR
Kinney Hamv Leather nrckpirce.
and "Wednesday might from Ma
sontc Temple. near kinney Home.
steel coat button. Finder calt
1llkEE KEYS ON NlNG. SArOk-
DAY afternoon. Rainier valley car
cor downtown. \ d one Rainier
tft-N Reward
TuREE KEYS ON RING SATult-
day afternoon. Nairior valley ear
cot down town. Phone Rainier
ttfsN Reward
LOST NpSTON mutt TERRIER
male. yellow brindie; Q wontha
old ears and tail trimmed. i.lhors
al reward ballard aiia.
LoSr uuNCA oF KEYS = on
which are NO fug Return 60
clerk National Hotel ait FIRST
Ave, Reward
LOST = RANK NOOK 40 ajS1b.
name \ l.. o. Haas Hiring back,
please, Go the rcopiv'H saViuHB
i,enk Reward
lost. oFF TnUCk noN CON
tainlng dress form Reward. Main
glsS
LOST. SATURDAY NIGHT. REp-
diuE's hall. string uf pearls. Re
ward cail Ballard ttt.
Lost LNpY's SHRINE ptN ttE-
wNd Return Co goif W heth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
wANThD--REAL ESTATE

WE HAVE BUYEiS
For large and HmaIl improved
ranches. II your price iH right. We
can sell your place quick Give Ne
your description, price and terms,
and we win do the rest.
NICHOLS a WOMER
4lO Hinckley Bldg.
Main 5S56.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

= goo ~ tttt kNR ~
40 HITTER WHERE
20 acres. With HurrpiuE Yien ~ Lake
and mountains. and De- located
within a. minutes Of this city ~
arrrn be- the erri best 20 bottom
land viii Erom anything that viii
EfHN uuhrf ths Western sun. 10
hrFrn cleared has hren ~ cuiilvH-
tfun. creek crosses the land there
huun~a. nnAii orthhrd. hearing.
Tits la where you can set snap
III you hufrf. Tor wH are offering
be cheap Where can you duph-
cate place ilhr thiH fpr $500.
500 CASH
TttE DOUGLAS co
azt L~afY igldr Main gssn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
40 IRIS AGE
ItI.t,.i
Y Y y 7 Y = Y Y y Y Y Y
IMPROVED FARM
$3.50 CASH


a tHkihfN Ah tkeNEhT
Here are Some iU-ncfr tracts ~ the
very very best of soil over half
the beet 81 bottom land wrli loo
Gated whore there are good neigh
bots. sud each tract has small
rrorbn. with the krfy best 81
water YOU can grow anything on
these tracts that VIII grow Wnrt
uf tho ufuuntaluar Ana they are
located only 80 miles from thiH
city ~ miles from the paved
highway Here is your chance o.
get good nutl. whore sou can base
good horne We are offering
these tracts fHf quick aHle 90 $3.50.
$500 cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
ATTENTI0N : AMERICAN WITH

two years successful career In
army from enlisted man 10 officer.
open for a legitimate pTOposition
offering permanent employment
with substantial compensation.
Must show chance for promotion N
fuifiil my part Of the contract.
Experienced salesman In electrical
supplies. office supplies. general
banking experience from messen-
ger to boOkkeeper. Unlimited eX I.
eeutive experience. both ciYil ana
military. For further Information
phnne taaf 4Et7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

sTEADY Alaska NATIv r
wishes work Of any KIND. expert
enced on furnace: wages no OBJ
Jsct. doe Nicolsi. III Fffth ave
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

foStTTo1 WANTED- POSITION ~
bank wanted BY young man with
six years banking experience.
Present position. assistant cnahler.
x1dtaaa mn -faF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

rwo. THREE AMI rovR-HooM
flats Also sfnsir housrkrr pins
rooms Close tn iat5s Howell.
slNGt.E HoUSEk So ROOM.
hot water furnished. grand view
7T0f 18Th ave < "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
FOR RENT-RooMs

HOTEL kiNGsLEY. ifss SUMMIT
steam heat, hot and cold water Ia
room. Rooms for $3.50 up per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

10 ACHES
LEVEL LAND
Near Kent and
school Enough
wood for fuel
1850. $50 down
e. q BigfgLE
as Sew York Biz
10 ACRES ALBEH LAND WITH
creek fronting boulevard between
Seattle and Tacoma 1880. terms.
9iiham. owner 9Os sraboRrd FL
Holt los or Rainier iz0-H cse-
HNHtFa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

ROOM u o 4 S T. AND A,-ACRE.
$3.50; $50 cash and SO pcr month
In 3bth ave. S. w. diatrict. IL. a
Goodfellow, 30l Hallway Exchange.
WILL SELL FOUR LOTS. WEST
Seattle. 40 by 125 ench. very chcap
Also 3 acres orchard. near Spokane
Take Ford part pay owner. 2Og
PantaFea Bldg Main 1853
j. H. kIEFER-W cAt SEATTLE trni o.-
tate cXcluaively. Esta bljHhed 1906
Downs lild.. 7AR 2nd ny. Main 3T26
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
IS FURNISHED Ar,RrMr>rs
AND FLATS
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

s-RooM FuRNISli APART
wrnt. rent reasonable ifiA T..
Pine Phone East s6t2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

20 ACRES RIVER POTION. ALI.
under cultivation large bearing
orchard. house, concrete 20 -
house. barn. chicken houses and
runs fur 500 chickens. on paved
highway one mile from Auburn.
Price 5000. liberal terms
4 O. tAAu A SONS
Main 1908 607 i.pwman building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17

fLUMBETt3. CARPENTEiss. PAfNT-
srs at your service. Keasona Die
fster. Call Kenwood 22fS. Nc
Clean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
RONKD AND ROOM

BOARD AND ROOM At as HAIR
ward y Home cooking. Reason
able capitol $50,
BOARD MD ROOM. TWO MEALS
a dav 81 and an. AZ gtt seneca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
WA>rED-ro RENT

WANTED UNFURNtsuEp coon
Groom cottage. ii}rnc. Moose
fHHtsh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-17
FOR HF>

7-RooM HOUSE ALL MODERN. AT
taoe Carleton ave. Take South
A'afk car
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
AND Also
CARDENTI TOO LATE
FOR DEMPSEY CHANCE

Harry Pogue. the Eastslde nsht fan.
never loses an opportunity TO push into
the llmcllght one OF his friends in tho
boxing game. Wherever there are any
big dolngs IN Tight circles hereabouts'
either Harry or one OF, HIS proteges is
there. Frequently. indeed, Harry Is
heard Of miles away from home. When
Dempsey started work out IN Toledo
for his nght with Willard, Harry, an
writing 10 his friend Billy McCarney.
who is managing Jack. asked that
Young Cardenh Of Wilmington he
given a chance as sparring partner
with Dempsey and Cardenu would have
been engaged had not Dempsey al
ready selected six men as his punching
bags. Billy Mccartney has so informed
Harry In a letter which has Just come
In from Toledo.
There Is no Wilmingtonlan who has
a wider acquaintanceship among box
ers. their managers and flght promol-
ers, than Harry pOgue. lie knows an
the big fellows and never loses an op-
pormnity 90 see all The big things that
break In fight circles. However. he
won't see The Fourth Of July show.
Whys Ask him.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
DEL-MARS WILL
FINISH SEASON
Will Play Four Team Sched-
ule Rather Than Favor
One New Team
DEFER ACTION ON
MIDDLETOWN'S BID

The Del-Mar League in session last
night, deferred for the present favor
able action on application OF the Mid
dletown club for membership In the
league. At the same time the league
rejected the application OF the Harlan
Layers-Out team.
The Middletown application was laid
on The table because the club wants
TO play all its games at home. Every
manager in the league voted against
The admission Of the down-cOunusns
ON this condition. The league has in
formed the Mddletown managers that
the team will be admitted on the same
conditions that bind the other teams.
The Del-Mars will finish the season
II they have 10 go TO the end as a four
team organization. Every one Of the
four managers last night pledged him
self 20 this effect. 10 is the hope,
however. TO get two teams 90 succeed
Continental and General Chemical
which have dropped from the league.
A sixth out OF the city teams Is as
sured II Midletown will come in with
all under the present rules OF the
league.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
JOE ALLISON TO
FIGHT ON HOLIDAY

Joe Allison, the clever Wilmington
boy who has been cleaning up I'm the
ring Of late. will have a tough contract
under way for next Friday when he
will meet either Jack Hemple or Leo
Houck in a ten-round so at the National.
Philadelphia. in case Joe goes up
against Hemple he will have the dis
tincti0n Of taking a punch from b's
fellow who has i'm turn taken a punch
from Willard and several moro or the
ring heroes. Should Joe draw Leo for
the afternoon he will have almost as
hard a nut1tO crack.
Which ever one mixes up with Joe
will know that he has been in a
fight. Harry Pogue Is Of this opinion
and il anybody ought TO know Harry
Is The boy. 10 was he who backed mp
Joe for the bout. Joe Is now training
with Kid Harris at the Keystone Club.
The Kid is just back from the army as
hard n hitter as ever and after he gets
rid Of few Hun memories he, too. will
take a crack at some OF the Philadelphia
fighters.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
FATE SAYS DEMPSEY'LL WIN
Toledo Spiritualist-Palmist Reads
the Sign of Wealth and
Triumph in the Lines Of
Challenger's Hand.
ny BETTY BROWN.

TOLEDO. O., June 30.-If you believe
in sisns-put your money on Jack
Dempsey.
Fate has doped Jack Dempsey 20 win
the championship
It's in his palml It's IN the spiritual
influences lowering over Jacks head
According 10 all the signs" Jacks
troubles are over and he's on the high
road to wealth and GREAT NOTO-
BIETYl
I'm just home from reading with
one Of The most noted and successful
Of Toledo's seeresses-a combination
palmlst and splrltualistlo medium who
gave me a reading OF Jacks palm so
accurate and so thrilling I'm ready %
so out and bet money on him my
self.
can't tell you the lady's name be-
cause palmisiry Is "agin the law in
Toledo-it seems 90 be about tho
ONLY thing that's "agin the law" here
and 7 don't want 20 get my friend In
trouble.
This morning Jack Dempsey obllg-
ingly linked his mighty right hand for
me and impressed it firmly on a sheet
Of smooth white paper Jack was too
busy 10 chase a paimist with me this
afternoon. ne had q little scrapping
date with Bill Tate, 20 ul.. at his train
ing camp.
However. 7 sleulhod out the palmIst
lady. and flashed tho palm impression
on her as that OF a friend Of minei
Without knowing the identity of the
palms owner here are her remarks.
Hes I'm some kind of dangerous bust
ness Is ne an aviator2 No-O-I see %
isn't that-but it's something awfully
IIo must guard against an
accident
Hes I'm a specially critical time of
his life right now-he must beware Of
an accident-but / see he's going 90 get
through what he's tackling an right.
I'd say he was I'm his tweniies--isn't he?
Young!
Hes a blg fellow-lots OF energy and.
power. He's so determined ne can do
anything he wants too.
My; What a handi I see big things
In it-he's going tO have wonderful sue
-money-nOtorlety It's right there d
It's coming sOon-lois OF money-lm-
mense success. He's going 10 accom-
plsh something big-and in the near
future. ! don't see anything as can
stop him."
Your friend Is going 10 have lots OF
money. You tell him when he gets 10
not TO let II make a fool OF him.
He IS sometimes subject to lts Of
That Is foollsh-he has
nothing 10 worry about
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
JUNIOR LEAGUE AT
lELSMERE NEXT WEEK

The meeting OF the Junior League Of
Amateur Driving Clubs will be held at
Elsmere next week. with the Delaware
Horse show Association as host.
The following Is the list OF owners,
the number OF horses which they will
bring and the club which they repre-
sent:
Goshen Driving Club-Thomas @.
Hines. ?: A. s. Tompkins. 4 Herbert
y. Clarke, 4. Herman $. Crossman, 81;
w. II. Cane. 4: W. A. Hartman, ?.
Nassau Driving Club-W. C. Urban,
4: william J. ONeil. 4 Edgar shoe
maker, .: J. W. Blnzen. John J.
Looncy. 4; ph. Hoffner. 4. +. A. Nickel,
f:E. j. Fendt, 4 W. Thomas, 4 G.. A.
Virgins. 4; Henry Y. Fleet 4; w.
Gartrell, 3.
Road Horse Association OF New
jersey. q. sherman, g. T. s. Mil
Ter. 4; J. Bruce Hay, I: r. o. lIuson,
4; J. Roth. 3; A. r. Boylan, 4 Ana
tole Issaen. 4 J. Flaheriy, 4.
Metropolitan Driving Cluh-W T..
Newbort. 3 j. W. Linnehan, 9; George
A. Graves. Q: A. Taylor. 3 W. J. Me
Donald. e: w. n. Scudder. 4 william
Lowell. 4; w. C.. Thayer, 4; J. J. Kings
ley, 4. y. W. Cove. 4 g. II. Traiser, T..
Delaware Horse show Association
John Zebley. 4 l.. q. Ross, Watson
NJ Carswell. 4 A. y. COKE, 3; G.. $.
Phipps. 4 j. stanley Lee. A.; j c. Boul-
den 4; q. l., Brown, 4 William M
Taylor. / 4: r. S. Fry, 3 Il. n. Dunhan,
A.; C.. Onenhayser, (; n. r. Wallace, 10;
e.. W. Griffith, ( ; d. n. H. Darlington,
4; J. j. Rascob. 4 4; Sidney Winchester,
I p. W. stark. 4 4; William Coyne, 4 (, J..
A. Montgomery. 4; CoweyieNv' Farm, g.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
SEAFORD DEFEATS
fredericksburg, "a
Haines Had Maryland Boys
Number After First
Inning
JOHNSON'S WlLCNESS
WAS HIS DOWNFALL
Special to The Evening Journal.


SEAFORD, Del, July i.-Seaford
came from behind yesterday and won
out ; 10 4, thereby evening up the
series with fredericksburg at one game
each. After the FIRST inning, when
fredericksburg scored all It's runs, Halnes
frightened up and kept the hits scat
tered the remainder OF the game.
johnson OF Fredericksburg. wobbled in
the sixth inning and was relieved by
Goslin. Seaford tied the score when
Johnson gave three bases on balls,
combined with clean hitting and an
error by second baseman Goslin, OF
fredericksburg. The winning run was
put over In the ninth inning. The
score.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

when he reaches the axe OF 20 he
will have everything he will be at hjs
best His good habits viii be his best
friends
"l also see the figures 5000 7 don't
know whether its dollars or motifs
5000 ihOugh-vcry plain
/ cOuldnt hold 10 any longer 7 had
20 tell her the truih-aud 0nd out an
she details of what Is going 90 hap
PEN
] blurtcd out: "Thls is the hand OF
one Of the fighters.
It's Dempsey she exclaimed. I've
seen Che ID there AN the time"
THAT explains that great success
line He's going to win Everything Is
in his fayor-he's sure 90 VIM
-Four is is lucky number. Ile GER
tainly has luck ia his favor ON the
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

Harlan Will meet New York Ship In
two games on The latters field on the
Fourth. The local Ship League repre-
sentatlves were also scheduled 10 meet
Pusey and Jones. OF Gloucester. here
Saturday, but the game has been post
pOned until later in the season.
skipper" Fred Payne has lines on
several independent clubs for a game
SalnrdaY.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
No DEL-MlR GAMES on SATURDAY

Saturday being an open day In the
Del-Mar League FOR the playing on OF
postponed games. there Will De no
games played on that day because all
the postponed games have been played.
The league viii play at New Castle and
Elkton on July e. The league VIII open
Us second half Of rs schedule on Sat
urdav week.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
LIFE Is SUCH in TOLEDO
By RiLZ BERhf

H. NJ. Broad, Of Chicago, IS going TO
fire a brOadside into the flght crowd
July Hh-said broadside consisting OF
6OOOO hot dog sandwiches. Broad likes
10 feed the brds-at 20 cents per dog
II the crowd eats 6OOOO dogs you
can't blame it for yelpins when It's
all over.
The arena was built 20 hold up the
weight OF $1,000 persons and here they
are going 20 drag in ton OF hot dogs,
a ton OF peanuts, a ton Of buttermilk
and a ton Of other knick knacks. II the
fight last long enough there VIII be
a collapse.
Two thousand fans Will sleep IN one
big room. When they all get going
right the combined snoring will sound
like a huge Jazz band The only thing
that could equal It would be a soup
overture.
The columnlsis and sport humorists
are weakening under the strain. II the
f1ght was two weeks of Kid Vocabulary
would never finish.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
PRINTER IN NEW LOCATION.

William H. Kramer has moved his
printing Office from No. 5i0 Shipley
street TO the third floor OF the Haddock
building. No. s0i orange street, which
viii afford larger quarters. Mr.. Kramer
has conducted a printing business in
Shlpley street for a. years.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
ST. MARYs DEFEATED.

st. Hedwig's won their. eleventh
straight game Saturday by defeating ST.
Mary's, % 10 3. The game was well
played until the seventh inning. when
St Hedwig's scored ten runs. st. Mary's
surrendered in the eighth, with 2s
runs against them. The features Of the
game were the batting Of Klonowski.
he having five hits, and the hitting Of
Delikat and Elliott, who each hit a
home run. Score by innings.
R.H.E.
v Hedwis's ..&00O2OlOi2x-2s % 4
s. Mary's 100000 OxA3 III
Batteries: Kerrigan and Salasli:
sNesl and Hopes.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
American League.

AZ Polo GrOund-tst game r.. ii. Z.
Boston 10000 04O0O-4 Z 6
New York ....0O3 4X-7 "a 0
Batteries-James and Walters; Shaw
key and Hannah.
AZ Polo Grounds-2nd game r. II. Z.
Boston .......OO OtO0i % 4 2
New York 10000 3X-i II 1
Batteries - Pennock and Schang
Schneider and Hannah.
At Philadelphia r.. II. p
Washington 5000 0O0O-3 ?
Philadelphia 100000 Oi-4 y 4
Batteries Robertson and Charity;
Rogers and McAvoy.
At Cleveland II. II. q.
Chicago .... OO-5 50 1
Cleveland 30 0Oi OF 0OO-2 Z 1
Batteries-Cicotte and Schalk; Bagby
and O'Neil.
AZ 81. Louis: r. II. Z.
Detroit .......I4OOOOOiO-6i II 0
st. Louis .....0 OOOOO00-i 8 !
Batteries -Boland and Ainsmith; DaV-
export and SEVERED.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
TIE NOW IN UARLAN LEAGUE.

The Y-B Department won its way
20 a lie with the Layers-Out for first
place in the Harlan Twilight League
yesterday when they defeated the
Boilers Two games will be played this
afternoon and two on Thursday after
noon. The score
SCORE BY INNINGS
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
pIrSry,s IN sup LEAGUE.

Pusey and Jones OF Gloucester, n j.
has been. admitted In Tire Delaware
River Shipyard League, to take the
place OF Merchants.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
American League.
GAMES TODAY.
National Leanue.

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League.
New York az Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago az Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

Fourth.
Gle has a lot Of scientific sklll-I see
20. Tie thinks. To works soientln-
cllly.
TELL WM TO m CAREFUL IN
TIIE FIFTH ROUND,-THATS HIS
MOST DANGEROUS ROUND"
She began 90 count. slowly.
"One-yes- him 10 take 10 easy In
tho first round The other man win
take 10 easy. Two. yes four-flvo
-nye-thoro be must bee carefull-sl
yes-seyon- n-eight-ElGHTi That's his
round Things look fne here-thats
most favorablcw
Then I paid ihe lady my little old
dollar and g3llopod 20 this typewriter
% ten YOU AN about it-and advise you
-lif YOU believe In signs Ito pat your
money on Jack Dempsey
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

In he Want Ads are advertised daily
excellent positions for once assistants
and stenographers.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
SCORE BY INNINGs

IWU-Udso MS, CLIIIWtITT fTUUHT'
Stolen base. Toffry. Left on bases,
Boilers, Z; Y-B, 3. Bases on balls, or
Cloud, 2. Hit by pitcher, by Cloud,
(Butler). Struck out, by Cloud. { by
Hughes, ;. Wild pitch, Hughes. Umpire,
Shorty Miller.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
1'1tals
fredericksburg.
Tnials

totals ............. - ~ 4
Three-base Mt. Haines. TwO-base
hit, Andrews. Umpires, Morgan and
Fleetwood. Time OF game, , hours.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

Two-base hits. Glenn, Harkins, Oak
ley. Morrow. Three-base hits, Oakley,
Mccoy. Home runs, Jones. Struck out,
by Morris, 2; by Morrow, 6. Base on
balls, Morris. 3; Morrow, ,. Umpires.
Good and Tucker.
Hercules llnh IennIIe Slanhinn
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
HIGH AND Low sCOuEs YESTERDAY.

Runs scored by national and Ameri-
can Leagues. June 2i 10 30, inclusive.
National League.
High-New York, Z.
Low-Chicago, ST. Louis, T.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

Jess Willard says he wishes
his date with Dempsey would
speed slong-thst he's got
other work to do.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
ms GAVE 4 sLUGFEsT

Extra base hits at timely intervals
gave the Accounting Department the de-
cision over the Engineers In The Her
cules Club last night, II 90 ii. IL was
an old time slugfest.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

Jack Dempsey says Jess
Willard will appreciate the
quietude of his Kansas ranch
after July 4th.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
HARLAN IN TWO HOLIDAY GAMES

Daily total. 80 27 20 ~ 30 81 80 i6s
NO games played. XTwO games.
Evening journal., 1919-07-01
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

At Boston n. II. T.
New York .....3 0t O2 o OF n 2
Boston .......0 o , 0 20 OO "a i6 2
Batteries-Csusey, Benton and Con
zales; Heating. Cheney and Wilson.
AZ Plttsburg- R.H.E.
st. Louis ...... o 00f DO o. 3 @
Plftsburg .....fOOOOt 2XA 8
Batteries May and Snyder; Adams
and Schmidt.
At Chlcago-First game r. II. 2.
Cincinnati dig O00Ot o. Q o
Chicago .... f0O00OO-i > Z
Batteries-Reuther and Wingo; Doug
las and Killifer.
Al ChicagO-Second game r. II. z.
Cincinnati 80 O0Ot t00t0 % 6 1
Chicago ......i OOOOOO-i 6 3
Evening journal., 1919-07-01

Daily total. 60 20 26 70 a. ~ 2i POI
American League.
Hlgh-New York, A..
LOw-St. Louis, 4.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-08-29
DEATH OF MRS, FARREN.

few days ago Sergeant J. f.
Farren and wife and Mamie A. Far
ren left to visit friends in Kentucky
and Ohio and were guests of Harry
Jones and family at Frankfort, XIV.
On Sunday afternoon, Aug. 18th,
they were out in a surry with young
Mr.. Hall and Miss Alice Jones taxi
ing drive. On going down hill
the horses being fast, Mrs. Farren
look fright and jumped from the
Surry and was killed instantly
having fallen on her head Mr..
Farrcn also jumped out of the We
hicic and went to her relief but
when he reached her life was ex-
tinct.
The remains accompanied by Mr..
farren and Mr.. Jones arrived here
Monday, the 18th, and the funeral
was from the home on Tuesday,
conducted by Rcvs. Pharr and Leg
Gctt, and the intcrment in the town
cemetery. Floral tributes were re-
ceIved from far and near attest
ing the esteem in which the de-
ceased lady was held by many
White SULPHUR Sentinel.