davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
8Obcr tOmmt Der Gnotcn im
SaihcntnA?

Ole Site, 0urf einen ¬cn
i'm GaIhentud oert ihled)ten Sc
oGdtnis lloh Wtoglidtelt oui6uBel-
ien, bepnbren mir ais ebripiiroige
ltebcrlictcrung Der AItpprocren, of
lie iibcr Dies merfmiiroige mlc1lo-
tehniide Wtittcl piel nad5ioeltell.
0od bat Der 8ralld) einell uralten
ut0 e%igentiimlid)en Slim. 9as Ga
ihentlldb mliroe nGntlidL tuie Pile
yanoer b. @lcihen GuBmurm in
leinem nelten @ub o9ie gptii6e
@elt" ausfiibrt, al Anfong ols Sic
be~sailoenfen bon Dem Gerebrer lei.
ner Ingebeteten geid,elft; Die Game
bielt es in ocr 9an0, mie nod bcu-
te mard)e Yrnut altf Dem 2anoc,
Elm goloencs ScrS bling Ourall, lnO
eS ipar nit manhell 5ortcn Sprild)ell
mo @rinnerungsuorfen beltiH. Nlm
bate aber Ole ltrcnge Gegcl Der
r9icbcshofc" allcrlci &oridlriften
lulo llcbutaen fir bic 9icbcnOcn
dllsgenrbcitct. co mnBtcn 5. y.
Ole 2iebenoen in ibrc @cttocfen
&uotcn fniipien mo oicie Damn ie-
ocn Mbcno ollfloien nit Dem 81
gcnlprild: n8ott Acbe mcincr 9a7
Tic cine cute Nodltl". Gicic Dor
lhriit Der gotiidrn 2icbcsiittcn
pltroc Damn and auf oas cigentli.
d)c, oanlals mo6crte %9ichcsanocrl-
fen, oas 9aihentnd), iibcrtraeel,
un0 10 bctcncrte Der &nutrn i'm
Gaid,cntiih 5lttdfit Gin braucS Sid
crinnern an oir G0niain oes Ser
sens, big er aus oieiem poetiidj
ucrflGrten @co1htnis elm Crime
rln0smittcl iibcrholtpt muroe.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
Ger aoIante @ai0.

Ser gaIante 8aios
mann. Game: DM1 @ott, meit
Serr, i6 fiir6te mid Dor Sbrem
Sunoe; er fonnte mid beiBen!"
Soriter: Seine @ngit, %gnaoiges
TrG1tlein, er mag ni1ts SiBesl"
&inoInd. gr5t (5u einem
fleinen MGohen, wel6es balslei-
oeno): Sci NAL bibi6 artig, lie
bes @GusGen, mo6' ben Weuno aif
- 10 it's redt = iebt Jag NAL
no, MGus1enl"
@lIe: @meis6enl"
&ungernoe 2iebe.
@nG0ige: Isle uolen geben, Wtin-
no? @ber parum Oenn?"
&oGin: n@na' Srait, Sbr 8irt-
i6aftsgelo Itebt ni6t auf Der SObe
meiner @er5ensbeoiirfniiie."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
strafc mnh ieim.

.&eNo, Com" rief elm Mann aus
Dem Noroen, Der gu fur5en 9eiudye
nod ieillem -@eburtsort gefommen
mar. SD babe gcbort, Bill babe
einen Mann cridoiicn. SIT oas
mabr?"
.,Sa. freilid," eruioerte Som.
y9rei Gage lang bat er anf Den
Meniden sSago aenlad)t, iein @cluebr
iertig in Ser SnnO, nno iflieBlih
bate er i'm 10, ooB er i'm nid)t
febIen fcnnte, uno lhoB i'm oirett
ourh Die &unge."
rllno totcte ibn?" iragte Der
Mann pont Noroen entiest.
SD mad cine @ette."
.llno oa bat maj Bill nif)t iuegell
faItbIiitigen Morocs einfah ge-
lpild)t2"
.ad, marlm nidt gar! Ser
acrl. Dem Bill oos Sld3t alisgcbIaien
bat, Ser bate feinen Sreuno auf Der
aau5cn Groe. Ga bat i'm blob Der
@:Iobiiter in SO Strafe Genommeit,
neil CT ohne 2i8ens aeiagt Bate"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

BON Meni6e ibren Grinf Su nem-
me I'm Oic Goutrie i'm ibr Soupt'
infonlm 5u brinoe, bios neil e paar
2umpe nit miAe, meun ie genug
ben. IS bat fem Wtenid) ebbcs Oa'
ocac, luenn lit ole WccOcrder e roc.
nid &auOer at ibre r0tlid ongc.
boubte gtos i6miere, ooOer menn
Ie Ii6 nit e wenig &ubid ibre
96dclder c iucnig Scme rcrlcibe;
alplpcr oen Subs uon Yoilocr I'LL
8cbnt gau5 5u uerbiete, bicfubs es
bat meld)e @imneniobfs, no iih
ibrc @clidter I'M ibre 2ipps 10 ooa
rote 4Sebnt idmicre, Dab ie ausglde
mie ScilOdn3erinne, oas fGat bod
feinem Mcuidle nit elm.
Scrr He0aftionner, iest ben i9
nit oen tolte @etter eeItort III fin
I6licBIih auf Die Yrohibiiden
uno ole gcpebnte @eeoerder fom.
me, is ons nit fubIii62 momit i6
uerbIcime Sbne Sbrn liewer
@biIipp Saueramper.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
Sine TreSigt 9c9en ole DSinSe Der
!6G6lid)feit".

Sn elmer 8reOigt. Die bel 6eipro-
den miro, mndte Der ellgliibe Ge.
uereno YercD Grarmer ole nSiinOe
Der S1blidfeit" onfiir p%erontmort-
lid, OoB Der airdenbeiud) lnImer
nlcbr duriifgihge. SAT- ieoc Stride
lit pou bon ldledter &unit Der oers
i6icoeniteu Nrt," 10 Tibrte er aus,
limo man tam fein YlIblifum an
5iebcn, tuem man ibm latter 41B-
li1feitcn bietet. IS lit S6onbeit,
ole ole Wtenihen in Ser Stride lil.
den, unO oieier Satiad)e miro lei
Ger in Den Sirdcn nir9enoS 9fedJ-
nriig gctragen. @s gibt foltm eirc
Stride, in Ger nidDt Elm gutter &iinit-
Ter pcm 9ad)e bis gum Wcoen oqeS
nbfraten miiBte. SelbIt Die Mltiif
lit foIt INNER ihledt, detrimental,
finoii6 uno unbormoniif. MuBcr.
oroentlid uiel miro in ben @la8.
fcnitern geiiinoigt. 8obl gibt es
clnige fDenige filnIterlilde SenIter
in 2onoon, oeren Sarbigfeit eit
8obIgefiibI %beroorruft, nber ole
meiiten @lasfenIter lino unter aaer
aritif. Iidt oie @erfe Der &iinit-
fer uno Der Sd0nbeit berrifen in
oen enaliidcn Girder, Ion0crn &c.
mGbnIide Sannelsmare, Die BLOB
nm OeS @elocrtperbs pillen bcrge-
IteIlt miro. 9ieie Gelt ser SdE.
lidfeit in nnieren Girhen." 70 Ihlob
Der @ciitlide, lift nm 10 5emer-
%fensuerter, oipeil @ott scr groItc
aiinltler lit uno in @h0nbeit Der
cbrt peroen ipiG."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
3mfnnenNe nrfnMe.

Sm II 9enoe uf q E.
Sic: vSSett fonunit Tu beim = INN
orei llbr m%orgens?" Gr: Sci
gut, &oicI; g'roo' beut fam id
pirflid nidts oofHr. Sd bate I'M
r8lauen SeHt" meme YltOelmiise
outs Sofa geIegt, GA legte ii6 Die
i9arfe guuoogge pom Mesger
8olff Oraut urO Der lit crit Inn
orei beimgeeangen."
@iferuht. @atte: n@or-
Inn bnft gu oern oaS MaOHen emit
loiien; iie mar ia bod iebr tiiHtig."
Satin: rSo, 0aS mag iein; aber
Srau SGeibler BON nebenan bat in
bier @oden o1t 9ienItmaoden emit
lalien, lnO ib mir iieben; iA ueroe
mid bon Der 6rau ni6t iibertrump-
fen loiieul"
Bon aIIem etmaS. sd
peiB ni9t, ion i6 mir cine Simona-
De, elm @eiBbier ooer cine Suppc
bringen loiien?"
n0a belteuit gu gait5 einfad cine
2imonaoe in einem @eiBbierglas
nno einen Suppenloffel oa3m gum
ltmriibrenl~
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
.unbewuBte Selbftri-

-unbewuBte SeIbtfri-
tit. Gbeateroireftur (5u einem
S1auipieler i'm bodlten 9orne):
&oren Sic, Sbr beutiger s8,lrm"
nor cine Sammcrleiitlng. Oas lit
ein Sfanoal! Sic ipielen MN ihon
an iicben Sabre unter meiner Sel-
tilng, uno wiiicn INNER nod nld)t,
mic Sic lih ais gallo gerneiiier Sa-
trigart 81 benebmen bnben!
@egenaBe. Sebrer:
rNennt mir cinige @egenidBe!"
Sd)iilcr: oSeiB uno falt."
rSiiB uno ialicr lag it1to
Nad)t." narieg uno 5rieoen -
o&ater nno Wuttcrl"
9eIifat. ngeidt pobr,
&err @cbcinirat, Der 3abn Der 3elt
lat mid, idon org mi~tgeuommen?"
uAbcr Undoigite iparen aud Der
reinite 2ederbiiien!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

r II, If a II, M e MI Ser
&iosbouer IdBt 1id in Der Staot
einen 3abi 5ieben. als er bort, oaB
er megen Ser i6uierigen Operation
neingihl6fert" mer6en miiiie, nimmt
Ell fem @elobori'l heraus uno -
y@bcr oos bat ia 3eit," iagt Der
3abnor5t, porauf iener rubig emit
gegnet: 81 - / 5dbl' ia nur's @elo
1a6!"
aergerIid. Bantoffelbelo
(naGts Dor ieiner Saustir): 80
me @emeinbeitl Stunoeii1ang babe
id beut na6mittag Inn ben Saus-
ihlitliel gebettelt, unO nun itebt Die
8uoe offenl"
\ unere &in6er. &arld)en
(oen iein 8ater eben ge5iidtiGt):
yBapa, penn on mid nod einnlal
bauit, 10 mer0' ids Der @roBmama
- miitterli6erieits = iagenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
S6Hidfeh.
(gin Spiel in Orei 9lften.)
9eriouen: 9ie Saltsfrau.
8eiud.
Seine Srou.
Grite @ft.
(SStn 6peiie5imrner.)

(Sm S~petle5immer.)
Sausfrau: sic baben feline Ib-
hung, meme Serri6aften, Die iebr
es mid freut, meitn ib sic bel mir
lebe. 9itte beillden sic MIDI redlt,
redt oft.
@aIt: 8. graoige 5rau iinO 10
eiitig. @ir ueroen uns germ Sbrer
2iebenspiiroigfeit erinnerit.
3meiter aft.
(Sp1 ielben Speiie3immer. Cine
Stunoe 1pdter.)
Sausfrau (5u iid ielblD: @ott
iei 9anf, oaB iA oieie WenIden los
bin. 9ie wouen iid bel, mir nur Iatt
ei'er, nolen atf remoe Soften biz
Zig lebenl
9ritter Aft.
(3u gleiher 3eit auf Der Sreppe.)
9eiil6 (au ieiner 5rau): Sea, mas
iagit OH oa8u! SIT oieie alte S1ad-
tel nitt entiebli6? SD munocre
mid brett, mie mir sort %perfebren
f6nncN. ur0 oas @iien, - nidt 5u
GenicBcn.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

@imDiGeIpapier. Did-
terling: nGd, IN neueiter 3eit tuer.
oen meme @eoi6te 10 tpenig be-
gebrtl~
Sreuno: Sea ia, tper fam iid
oenn orl6 BEL Sen teuren Soften
@iirite faufen!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26


@efeit gegen Sinous-
weren. n0enf Dir nur: infer
fleiner Mar lit Die Sreppe binun-
tergeitiir3t uno bat iid ni6t Der-
lebt."
Ser Sitree mllB @eiddftsreiien-
Der tperoenl"
Maliti0s. u8ei welder
@ele9enbeit bait gu eieentlib Die
Sefonntidaft 9einer 5rau ge-
mn6t?"
SD babe ibr NAL auf Der glef-
trilden meittett 8lab angeboten."
vSa, ia auf Der Ylatform tits
balt Oo6 li6erer!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

= aus GrfnDrung. 9aitel-
Ian (oen Sremocn Die 6olterfam-
mel a%cigcno): 9ieies lit oas idred-
liflte 6olterinltrument. meine
Serri6aiten, oenn es oauerte meb.
rere Stunoer, ebe Die 0elinqnenten
Oamit 81 Gooe gemartert waren.
Gin SEER: abo, oas alapier oes
Mittelaltersl
Sano in Sano. uSaben
Sic id)on Jebort? Na6 Dem geltri-
gen Souper bel Dem iungen @r5t
Meper loIlen mebrere @aite nnipobl
gemoroen iein."
ngs pGre nidt Dos erite NAL,
Dab ibm feline 5rau cine feline Pra-
ris 5uiammengefo9t bate"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

@aunerfredbeit @e-
fdngnispdrter gum eingelieferten
GtroI1): nSabem Sic DieaeiHt ct
mas III Der Saihe?1 uSSal" -
ser 0amitl" ~ .9as fam i9
nidt bergeben!" r8ieio?" =
r@eils elm Sod it'll"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

Annotce. n@uritfa6rif
faift 96rme bon 2ieferanten,s Die
bereits lGngere 8eit i'm 8aiier ge-
legen boben.~
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

8eweis. 9rofefior (oer
einen @onn nit frummen gbidsen
hebt): @ieoer elm 9epeis, oaB Die
@roe run6 it'll =
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

SeIb # mo / 8 : aonbiOat:
8aas, mad Dem Eooe aud nod
Strofe 5oblen?I So, pent i'd @elo
bdtt', tat, id ia 10 germ meiter lie.
fenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

Sunger 9 Sienna IN: -. llnO menn tb ferben ioute netn en-
gel, piroet OH mid Derge1en?"
Sunge Grau: yNiemaIs, GeIpbterl Sd ipar0e bid ueinem
soGten Nanne les os en Wufer Oorbaltenl"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

9rudfebler. Da i%tiir5te
iib Ser Mesger, bon &adewnrit er-
'fiilt, auf ieinen @egner.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

nit init 10 G SIT
brunit for ocn
Spring gcipart
mic OicicS Sabr.
0enfc Sc oodj email
an, mas mir nucs
init al made &c.
Gabt ben. ytidS
mic &Glt uno Sis
unO 5llr 4bwedS
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26


So Aus einem G9iIer :
Auffas. u8arus bebanoelte Die
9eutiAen grauiam; er lieb iie TO-
gar fopfen, uno bas waren iie nibt
gemobnt."
Sa bann! g~oriisenoer:
Ser @eridtsbof glaubt niAt, bob
sic uniduloig lino!"
Mngeflaeter: nSG geb's Sbnet
i6riftlidl bober @~eridtsbof!"
MaBitab. Ser reidJe CRIB
onfei: sd muB bod i6on piel BET
fer ausihaueii, &err 9oftor - ii.
Il mcire @ertpanoien MAIDEN 10 iaii-
R @cllhter!"
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26

n@ir bringen bier oas &labierl"
r9ie Serridaft lit ousgeeangetl;
nebmen sizes nit, uno fommen
Sic in 'ner baIben Stunoe tpieoer.~
Washington Journal., 1920-03-26
@frmrr 5drtibebriet Nes
i btlipp 5aarrampfFr.
1i5.

no.
Qteilr Iicbcr Serr &eoaftiondr:-
Sh hn, md, nip
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

10 tha police Tor permission g ear
fy firearms as q means ol teaching
lhc sea birds polilcncts. hh defIAf'
cll that 10 matter what section ol IIio
beach he chooses for bis exercises
ihc fulls and rclicans cpnF1 NaIe q
q aeml.circle and starr him oul n
cuunlcnanco.
a 90 down curly Ia the morning
20 that can exercise before baihcre
begin 10 conn" he told the police
but a. soon a. ! begin my calls
thcnics all The sea Bulls 1t the ~.
rifle, Il seems 10 me. float down.
settle on lhe sand aud watch me
from a safe distance
"Some Of them scroclch at me and
ono old pelican aazes al me N fns.
clnaled silence. came here "a set
well. hut that pelican Is msklng q
nervous wreck OF me"
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
INVESTMENTS MUST Be
ADVISED, SUPERVISOR
OF HIGH SCHOOLS SAYS

Texas schools where pupils are not
taught the ncceaaity Of living withln
thelr incomes are falling TO iuntliy
their exiatenco. AZ they do not prepare
pupils 10 b efncienl clil1ens.~ said
feyton Irving. yr. stats aupervisor of
High schools Of the Department Of I'd
acation.- state superintendent nlan.
Ton has enthusiastically approved the
seaehing Of thrift IN an schools and
most Of the teachers arr, operating
with the Savings Divislod OF the u. g.
Treasury n this work.
nut mere preachinF is not teaching
thrift be points out.
when pupils have been taught TO
save, the JOB Il not complo,u: they
must BE- shown how 70 invest. And q
is here the moral question intrueea
For some safe and certain. Euaran-
teed.notto-loso securities. muat be
recommended. FOR one can no more
learn wise investment without buying
securities than one can master phys-
Ice without = laboratory. Local IN.
vesimenta abound: there u no dearth
Of persons 10 take a pupils money and
give a graven gllt certificate therefor.
Yet no teacher could AFFORD 10 charac.
teriae a local oh eonpany AZ An un.
safe Investment
Under these circumstances patri.
otism and high ethical IDEAS Join
hands with common sense. The thing
70 DO Il 10 recommend The purchase
Of War SAVINGS Stamps and Register
cd Treasury Savings Certificates They
are always worth more than they
cost, they can Be converted Into cash
at the postofnce any time Al q profit.
and What IL more their ownership
giveA under skilifui teaching. a sense
OF Ownership In the government. part
neruhip IN the nation. that can not
but improve the civic pride and pa.
trioiiam Of our young citizens. boys
and Eirls who wiil In a dozen years
control the destiny OF the nation.-
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
STATE BOARD STUDYING
REVISION or FUTURE TAXES

Santa Re. August 26.-The reve.
nue commission. authorized by the
special session OF the legislature aud
appointed by Gov. o. A. Larrazolo.
Is holding hearings here now aud
securing views on the subject Of re-.
vision and Improvement 81 taxation
from every possible angle. The rec.
concentrations Of the commission
viii be made into a report 10 the
governor and will be submitted a. a
basis for new legislation. on the
subject. Il Is probable that tenla.
tive drafts Of a new law 0n income
tax and mine tax will be made BY
the commission. IN the erncral dis.
cussipn there was agreed upon the
point that the income tax ought 10
be extended 80 as 10 include all IN.
diydduals. the wage Garner not lesa
than the capitalists. There was a
division of opinion a. 10 Vhclhef
the tax should be graduated or pro
gressiVe
Not over fifty per cent ~ the
county commissioners. assessors and
lreasurrrs OF New Mexico are Ell.
ciunL compelont and lniiuiirious.
said Maj n. G. Reid pf Dfxleg today.
Major heid Is president Of the
farmers association and former
pretideni Of the slate Tax commits.
sipn
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Good Bye, Teddy, ShuDt
Australians at Prince

Alsoclelsd Press Correspondence.
Sydney, Austria. August 70
Good hye Tcddyr was shouled
after the Prince Of Wales BY voler-
ans Of thr Palestine campaign here
aflef an inspection by tho Prince.
Tho former Liehi Hofsemcn he'd
been brought into the cts fndm
oVcfy part of he state 10 parliclpalt
the day previously IN the prlncn's
procession. Subsequently he IN.
spectcd them and shook hands with
each man. A. he was lcavinf the
former cavalrymen shouted IN uni,
son. Good hyc. Teddy and -tioud
bye DIG. Digger" being The current
nickname " the Australian soldior,
Tho Prince smHinely acknowledged
these informal farewells.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Hunt Sharks With
Bow and Arrow

Associated Press corrcspondence.l
Ventura. CAL Aug. -. Hunting
sharks with how and arrow Is the
latest sport 10 be- introduced In Ven.
tura county.
Dr. T. X. Roberts and Harry Van
Linder reported exciting expert.
ences after a day at Point Magu.
passed IN hunting sharks in this
manner.
In many instances. they said. the
sharks started out 81 sea with the
arrows sticking IN their bodies and
u required speed 0n the part of
the hunters To- oVeriake them.
These sharks are not man.ealers.
which are not known a. far north.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
.ShipWTeCked Years Ago;
Now Running a Dairy

Associated Press Correspondence. 3
Grass Valley. Cal. Aug. a5.-Sixiy.
eight years after he gave him.
self up for lost IN a shipwreck off
Cape Horn. South America. A. n.
Nichols Is vigorous enough 10 con.
duet a dairy here. Nichols was a
passenger on the Fannie Major. o
sailing vessel which wen; on the
rocks during a storm on July 1. 1852.
After a day spent by the crew and
passengers IN manning .hc pumps
and in praying. the craft made port.
and, being temporarily repaired,
managed 10 reach San Francisco In
September of that year.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
JOHNSON is GREAT ATHLETE
Coach Jack Moakiey Of cornsii Pays
tilgh Trlhuts 70 Captain Of
Michigan Team.

'1he greatest track athlete ever
turned out IN this country" IL the
tribufe paid 10 Carl r. johnson. np-
tain OF the Miehigan track team. by
Jack Moakley. track coach az Cornell.
Moakiey's eulogy appeared IN the Cor
nell bun on the occasion Of Johnson's
visit 70 Ithaca TO take part IA The
corneil.Michigaa indoor track meet
last Saturday. H. making this state
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
Stare Of a Pelican
WTHCksNeNesO Of Man

lAssociaicd Press c0rrcspondence.1
Santa Monica. CAL Aug. e6.-The
stare of q large group Of pcllcans
which gather every morning on the
beach to watch n. l.. Wright Of
Denver. Colorado. gn through shis
daily calislhenic excrriscs has
caused the Denver visitor 10 apply
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
BASE
STORES

49, &Wl&ukB~~
4hs Detroit rsrers have given slens
Of coming to life again.
Ruth n snlloplne far ahead 81 his
homernn record q q year ago
Msussl y rapicly becoming the most
dangerous hitter on the YankA
Thp pantomirning of Mica Altrock IL
the most entertaining stunt IN base.
bah
BrDoklyn has released oulhelder
Walter Mood TO Pittsburgh by the wal
yer route
The only way TO stop Ruth is 10 have
Han johnson give him a season pass
TO nrst base.
wallace of Purdue university. hurled
a no-hit. no-run. no-base on balls game
against wabash.
Piscner Arthur Relnhart Of the ST.
Louis Cardinals has been released to
the Seattle club.
Mar Carey. of the Pirates. is lead
ing the base sfealers Of the National
league up to date.
Ty Cobb n exhibiting a great deal Of
life for a fellow who ls said TO be
slowing up quite q bit
The Georgetown nine had won n
straight when Arthur Devlin's Ford
ham lads stopped them.
John Brckeft o, the University of
Nebraska baseball team n to BE- given
a tryout By the Chicago White sox.
Charley oLeary. shortstop for the
Tigers IN the pennant winning days. is
employed a. coach OF the Yankees.
Outnelder Tierney Of Tulsa had hit
safely In - struiEht games when he
was Stopped In the series At joplin ~
cently.
says George Stallings: "What team
couldn't play winning bAll behind such
pitching a. Grover Alexander puts
forthY
The fans revel IN games IN which
there Is q lot Of hitting and run-get-
ting. especially n the home clib is do
Ing these little thingA
Hops springs eternal IN the hearts
Of the Giant rooters. They still be-
lieve that Mc0raw has the best OUTFIT
In the National league.
Scores IN the West Texas league In
dicats a player should have good legs
and long wind 20 make good, for abe
scoren ~ an ordinary thing run Int
double figures.
Alvnre1. who played third for Tam.
pa last year until he took TO pitching
late IN the season IL considered a reg
ular on Tommy Leach's stan OF box
mcn this year.
~. Joseph seems 10 be doing 10 well
under John Kelleher's leadership that
there IL room for suspicion that Cozy
DolaB wasn't such a factor % a man
ager last year after all.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

The Columbus Courier is the ol
flclel paper OF Lima County. II
you wnnl % read of the official %.
ines 81 ne County Commissioners
read ne Courier
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

'NolIei piper al ibe Courier office
IhNea rolIa lor 90.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Fountain Pens al the Courier or
nee. $3.50 to 8. .Lady's pens also.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27
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The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Scores IN the West Texas league In.
dicats a player should have good legs
end long wind 10 make good. for abe
scoren AZ an ordinary thing run int
double figures.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

Alvnrez who played third for Tam.
pa last year until he took to pitching
late IN the season II considered reg
ular on Tommy Leach's stan OF box
men this yenr.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

The fans revel IN games IN which
there is q LOT Of hitting and run-get-
ting. especially n the home cldb is do
Ing these little thingA
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

says George stallings; "what team
couldn't play winning ball behind such
pitching a. 0rover Alexander puts
forthY'
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

There are two sets Of brothers In
the southern league-ihe Jonnard
twins with Nashville. and Andy and
Charley High. the former with Mem
phia and the latter with Atlanta.
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-08-27

0utnelder Tierney Of Tulsa had hit
safely In - strnight gnmes when he
was stcpped In the series At joplin ~
cently.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-09

DrH. f. Colby was business
visitor at the county seat Tuesday
afternoon.
Cashier E. j. Thayer of the First
National hank, spent Tuesday af-
tei'noOn at Lamar
Mrs. Kate Millinger recently re-
turned from an extended visit in
southern California.
The Chieftain this week printed
bills announcing big public sale
for Scenann Brothers which will
be held on the 18th.
A letter received from Mrs. c. {.
Pagestates they are now in Miami.
florida, where they will probably
locate after visiting friends and rel
ativeS in that part of the state.
The Round Table class of the
Methodist church. composed OF
young people of high school age,
held very delightful social at the
home of Miss Mamie Brown last
Friday evening. A good attendance
was present and enjoyed the many
games until late hour. AT the
close dainty refreshments of coffee.
sandwiches and jellO were served
to the merry crowd All adjourned
after the refreshments pronouneing
the party success and giving the
credit to the hostesscs, Misses
Rhcn aRobinson and Mamie Brown.
Mrs. s. NJ Bland who has been
quite i'll for the past few weeks, is
now able to be out again.
Mrs. Wiley X Wright was CON
fined to her home the first of the
week with severe cold.
Mrs. c. A. Pinkham was reported
on the sick list the first OF the
week
NJ. Young and family from north
of town, were shopping in town on
Tuesday.
The basket bali teams of the Hol-
ly Union High school are to play
at Wiley tomorrow evening.