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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-14

-,,t.,. mi without water part Of
: ''0 -, H., ~, r,a al en-
-'e '.li' ,....f,,, Il,
CINE .h use III '"' p''''
need of repairs, tra' it- anu
, ing mainly responsible" or the smut
f,.r ya,or Loeb has hQG extra
,,..,.bapi,s at work in an effort TO
,5aga tho miami in running oIlcr. he
mir narfg tor the engine have army
ed and are now being Installed
po5nte e Il Uacuo. The paris"
Democratic executive tomn!'tao mot
acre with T.. - Meyers rs chairman
to tx The date of the parish primary
election on September a for members
OF the School Board and other OH
GERS. \. II. NunvI. present district
attoucy, and candidate Tor tA3
judleship. with N. L. SuacieI for us
uat-u and will hold meetings and Wis
4 every voter in ST Bernard and
. PlaJpernines parishes.
. iota Heavy rainfall caused dam
age III this section flooding the rice
fields viii several feet and doing
great damage to ieyees. Ia many
places rice Was washed down Many
washed away and travel will De inter
rIpled Tor several days to come All
/ farm work and road building is AT "a
/ staudstfl aud cotton greatly dam
aged.
!
SGdelL.-The employers IN this dis
rict Of the Cumberland Telephone
and Telegraph company Reid thelI
I ". with An attendance of eighteen.
/ The party took a trip {, LAKE PonL-
cbartrain for the bathing On their re
turu To Siidau dinner WAS served in
the Commercial Hotel.
Blun Creek-In the election 70
vote a four mil ltax for a bond issue
10 improve the roads in District No
held r.cantIv tho roposition was al
most unanimously carried. Citizens
nropnes. m maxi. This the banner ward
of rho narish hotb a. IN roads anc
zcbooIs
tion of rho narisb are very good with
H tho ax,entior of cottor which is had
u, irfeetad with holI veeyils caused
fro,,, tba continued summer showers
Tho melon cron &c tho hest in wear.
ard ,,rgo, area of ground thar
,oral bas baar nlanted 10 sweet uota
too
u,.tho,,rood Dr rrancez a
Cror.lay ranorts the Oklahoma oil
Co,,,,,on,. has .tortad drilling for nj
~ ,ho Er.ncoz firm near Guevdan
rr,,., po,,r.,,,,.ari, On producars Com
-, e dr,l,;ng now we'll on tbs
nrovar lands of the Crowley Oil anc
M;nara, Comn,nv in the EysnxeIins
ea,d
rs.hwdoa -pice oroxxars are ac
,,volv engaged in nrenaring for tn.
horvsst and the grain is rpeniny in
80 eoIds R;ndars ara being oro
c,red and the pIantars will lose n,
tir,o in savirg rho cron
ctidott Tho t,yertiatb saui-annua
stotomant Of rho SIideIl SAVINGS anc
Homestead Association issued recent
Nv shows total amount of assets 0
S171 5O1 a NJ the close of bushes,
Inn 40 1920 This report shows al
-. -, To,,,,or,, 1910
Morgan civ - The. steamboa
Grand formerly in the excursion trad,
in ItttIe Rock section has been p,r
- t,,,..,+.ta M, ,ort ,,,horo Oh,
I'll an,,ae,o IN local freight and ma
-, l,,,i,s, Con+ain Cbauvin 70
. 1T, sofa bic ataamhoat Norma,
10
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-14

II looked bad for the Young
Orioles who were playing the Eagles
in one Of the back lots Of Baltimore.
Chester Smiths father had pulled him
ri4hl out of the game just when the
scor. was trd in the ninth. and Ches-
ter Smith wa~ the hardest hitter Tn
TACT, he was the CLEANUP man" in the
Young Orioles batting order
a ragged boy VINO had been watch
ing the game. pushed his way over To
'hc captaip Of The Young Orioles. He
WAS one Of the boys from the or
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-14

TrSe tiseray.
HAs hhes0 caA exist Only ~.
1eAoe = sssa1ly aAsaiaisesred - I'M
-k0ed AaAa
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-14
10 An Old Club.

Ottawa Cricket club Is nA''
years old.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-14

Iota heavy rainfall caused dam
age in this section flooding the rice
fields with several feet and doing
great damage to ieyees. Ia maRy
places rice Was washed down. Many
bridges on the public highways were
washed away and travel will De inter
rupled Tor several days to come. All
farm work and road building is AT "a
sJaudstiii aud cotton greatly dam
aged.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-14

So many of the Boston Braves
games at home have been postponed Gu
account of bad weather that a little
later on the StalIings crowd will have
to stage double headers nearly every
day.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-08-14

Opelousss.-Ths women OF Ope-
lousas are planning miscellaneous
shower for the Santitarium of this
city Or. DAILY has gone to consider
able cNr use in establishing and
eouippil., the sanitarium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
BOWIE RESULTS

FIRST racc-f"ur fur!onES-Auu; D"da.
IL Burke. i%.yn. 80. TO. won: Morning
Face. u" ,Whittingt"n'. so. 40. second
Mar Erh. l"i ,Rod"rrueH,. 40. third,
ran. g
sandy Mae IA, Walls 3yS0. $50 20,
won. IhimcrI, ii5. ith;wcl'. io:O. 40. sec.
"nd; Dan de ,;uisc. no. i;"'leriEu".. 2N'.
,hirh Tim, TIm;ni;cs - Helen g. Thistle
Ill. pominicaa. Primitive. ,iasma.!s ran.
Thirn Taco-s!N. and half furiunrs-
D"ckhand. us tFtt"r'. ii.2o. 30. $40 won
S"1F"IIlnS. "" ,WSiams, Isoi $40. sec
9nd: kinslinG ~ lis ,E"d"riEu".,. 400.
li:o"k!and, Early Morn. Cousin - Mine,
Tarascnn Parrish, Peerless one Trans
pcr". AEr"tt" ran.
Fourth rac"-scve furlonss- Milnirh,
sun. IL! ,Sncdemanp. $50 40. $50. Won
rpg" ,SAhhi. ~ ,f.,er,. 40. third. Tim:
BcGottc ram.
,titih racc-one milc-Et,ahc. 10
turk: 1910 so. a,ol won: Tan,alus'
;W ,w!i:inms,, a.1c. ESQ. second: Star
TX - pha. Romero. Pas;ora. NV Dcar.
American hoy also ran.
sixth r"c"-"ne mile and sixteenth
h"u Domino. 100 tWallsI. ic.3n i03n So
n'r; i,or.:ts. l"i 'Burk"b. $50 $50. second
P"c"ant ~ ,rnrccI. ?5O third Ti,nr ~ "a
f"''yh Hope Cain De caus" ran
seventh race one rl!lc ana 30 va-dx
tii'l" Ed. - HUMP uto. $50. $50 wn,,
'"hn i. caSscy. 20 tSchwn-t8i $50. 5 a.
S Ssi1a r; Miss Filcy ioS '$!nrlinED. $50,
tain IIndIc N.nrasEn' u" ";, ,hnrn"' c.n.
Wien SIR John N"rgner ran
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VIRGINIA TECH DEFEATS
TUSCULUM NINE EASILY
Blncksf,urE Team Victorious h,
Score of to .---Nisitors
E'frlurI Well.

Especial To The Times DispatchIs
Bl.ACkSBuKG. VA. April H.
Virginia Tcch defeated Tusculum .
10 here today in the first of Il two
game series.
Henry R"Id. who did the ;wirling
for Tech. was ia niiG.rason form
ami had the visitors Sucasin; at all
timpS. Rcdl he'd TusCulum &c one
scratch hit until the final frame.
Tech had little trounlc IN fading
Perez AND Garncrc: III total OF
ri:ht Singles All Of which counted
in the scoring. The batting of
Chapman. Stumpf and Wharton was
conspicuous. each o. them hitting
for the circuit.
TR>culun plays here tomorrow.
WEDNESDAYS is; an open date with
virginia Military Institute here
Thursday.
Score by. innings:
l.. II. l..
Tusc,,,um q q q 90 u u q - S
Va Tcch lol4Uio Ks s :
Bat,cr.,s-rcrcz and Campbell.
Feed and Stumpt. tmpires-Nan-
moot and Franks.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE local market
FOR raw sugar continues strong and prices
routlnu. to cliilh into new high ground.
closing at lGI,C for tuba>. co... ana fr"iGhi
ily advancing ;ricrg Seem only 10 s,ln.l
he IDEAS ~ CIha and thc." j. llttlc II
any sugar to nc had ~ the quoted prices.
with traders here predicting DC for tuba :;
cost and freight There Were "n!"s or 2t'oo
bags o: CuhaS for May sninmcnt 10 an
op"ral"r ut 1850 { q. b. cuba. and l'cN
bags ~ Cuhn- ,o the Royal comS':Es ION
a, 1850 { o. n t,.La ioT May shipment.
IN refined there n further advanc"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
" JUNGLE CATS" WIN GAME.
FROM ROCHESTER TEAM
Charlie Streets Virginia Lcagurrs
Down IntcrnatiOnnIS by
o-to-i Score.
Special 10 The Times Dis,

Special 1" The Times Dispatch.
SIFroIk. VA, april Su1Tolll
won the first Of the SERIES OF thi,.c
games AGAINST Rochester Internal
lionlls this afternoon by the score
of to !. White. kinSclia, Iiodrl:;uc
AMI Brennan starred At the bal. the
FIRST getting four hits out of four
times up. Cold winds and u lower
ing sky We're uniavorahlc to The
game. but tho visitor. played with
pei. that Kept the locals ON their
lnytti.
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Norfolk e. Western Ry

Leave Brond street station Daily
For Norfolk 5:55 \. NJ. $40 ~. NJ
3:05 i. NJ. 40 T.. NJ. For tho West.
3 :55 \. NJ. 600 4. NJ. 40 l.. NJ. $40
=. NJ. 9:25 p. NJ. Arrive from Nor
folk. ll:45 y. NJ. 1925 +. NJ. ?:55 T..
NJ; from the. West. 500 4. NJ. go
=. NJ. 1928 p. ~. ?:35 j.. II. Oncc.
$40 East Main Street. Phone Nadi-
son llS
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Scoring Hci:an Carly.

,;ooeh's hired men lost N" ;.me III
getting 20 poak and put across u UT"
al runs in the first inning Jesse
Baker famed. hut ''ry" Smith TOO"
Mrs; ON -four Wild" ones. Sm'th store
second and reached third base wheh
ArraEon singled to left field. IL Nls
!, shor, hi, and Hathaway threw I"
herd 20 catch smith. hut hc WAS 10"
lHt. and the latter reached ihlrd
safely. while Arrngon Went TO sec.
orI. Gooch singled and Smith ronIr'h
nome. A,raguu going to third. E"uth
started for second on the throw in
and would have been out had not Neal
dropped Carson's perfect throw 10
catch the manage Arragun scored
on S,uari's sacrifice fly 10 left iie!d'
Sam Dauphipn sent the manager NONE
when H. singled i'auShion MAS
caught pctwcca first and second an"
.un down for The third out
Richmond added q single tailN IN
1hr third fourth and iifiS INNINGS
Baker opened the fourth with y
Luuhl, 80 LEFT center. reached thir"
ON Smiths Single and scored on Ar-
rueon's single. paughton put The
Attn run over ii the ntth inning. sam
singled ana reached second on =,
passcd ball lie took third on Mil
lc,,'s inr.ld ont and scored on Nh
1otts mncld out Baker scored the
Colts last rum In tn" sixth, licsh"-
gan the inning ny singing Hnd
reached second when Towe dropped
Cu.sons throw 10 I,tch Jesse GolnG
10 second Smith nit TO Towr. hui
The latter failed 10 throw the bah 10
i,rSr and the batter reached he ini'ia.
sack safely. Jarvis hit a Ion. NY I"
lcf, field and both EaNcr and Smith
MY ancvd. Baker scored from third
ON Niuochs long fly TO left.
Tun!ty pau ITS sol" run across III
the third inning Carson and Faith
away worked Stewart for paSa's and
they wcrc moved To third and a,cond
rtspccliy.ly. When SllmCu laid down
:. neat ulIl Towv's single scoicG
carson, bi stewart tlghtrned up and
no more scoring MAS dom.
Gooch w!!i have tn. 'rIts 'a!t this
morning worh .ng hard iic Is cN
IoctiuG = catcher nanted sullivan, wn,
played in The New England l.cagu,
las, year. 10 report here any minute
sullivan mas hcel. signed Ia tahc Ia,
place OF Hayden who cannot rcpor, u'
account OF his business.
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Vassar'C College Agrees
10 Recognize Baseball
IBy Universal scrvlvc.,

PotGHk EI;I'Stf:. y. ", April
i..-rhc NnssHr athletic committee
decided today to make baseball a
major sport. I; ndcrS raIuntcs will
receive regular training in the
sport and teams viii be equipped to
take part ina regularly scheduled
gamrs with those Of ether ,omcu,s
colleges.
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TIGERS STAGE RALLY
AND LYNCHBURC LOSES
Hampicn-Sidnry Scores Six Runs
in Ninth Inning, With Home
Team Leading.
LSpeci..l u The rimes-Dispatch.l

LYNClIErRt; VA. April ':.-
lIampd"n- sidney Collc.-s staged "A
ninth-inniue rally here this after
noon. oycrcum. II two-run lead and
defeated Lynchburg college. 20 !.
y base on balls, thic hits and sew
cral errors turned apparent victory
tor the home team into defeat. The
game Was played i'll several showers.
one of which stopped play.
bon score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

"INI'+3R VNTNRIO. Apr!l T.
Jimmy WHO, IN" British fly-wcisht
boxing champion, defeated Zulu X a..
Of hroorlru. in 4 lou-rouni bout
here tonight Tte British hoNcr held
IN" lead 'Hr"u.hout. knocking down
ms 'Ipou"n' '1r count ~ eight in
the :, uli round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
CADET BASEBALL TEAM
DOWNS HIGHLAND SPRINGS
EcnrdirtInr Nine Sicturi,aIS by Score
Of II 10 TO Play Ghc>-
ter TptIrr,

B,n"dictinc Military College opened
It's baseball season Yesterday after.
noon At Highland Springs with ~ vie
tory over the Highland Springs team
by tho score OF / 10 =. The day was
unfavorahlc to baseball. and tn. wind
caused the players untold trouble in
judging ny balls
Coach Holland, "f Benedict me,
used 'many players in an effort 20
sccur" :, line ON his men. Nh showed
MP We'll. and competition for places
on the nine is close.
pencdictiuc viii play chester this
afternoon in chester. ana the coach
.h,u Vii begin preparing for tn.
game FRIDAY with Fort Onion
Th" scor" by innings for ycStcrday's
game follows:
X. II. T..
Rcnctiictiu. g.3 q 20 Ill /. =
II. Springs 81 unOnu0- b 3
batteries Mc,ichcr. e Ike Al! d
Moore; Smith and Williams
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Birmingham Rider
Breaks Worlds Record
tEy A.socintrd prc4>D

DtlTONt. FLt.. April I..-Gcnr
Walker. of birmingham. broke the
worlds record fur motorcycles ON
the beach here iodny. II was nm
nounrcd tonight, with aI.12 seconds
for nilc. Efforts Z" break The
automobile speed records Of RnIph
DC Palma and barney OfdHrId will
hc made here Thursday by Tommy
Milton.
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To the Travelling Public

ON account 81 l'.bor CONDITIONS ~
Wash tnrtou ana beyond. and uu-;l
further n"'iC" iho II. T. " f. r. /;
VIII not sell tickets or check haruagc
WASHINGTON wiIl lee irIcaul;r-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
Nt;w YoI;K CURE MAEKEr.

NEW YORK. Avril ia duII .Lu uhih-
tcrrat.nE market prevailed today on th"
,urh. Changes IN icatin: shntcs were
limited to ABOUT two :'uiHtS win IN" "N
ccptiUn OF tubIn American Sn.ar twh"n
Issued .har"s. which w.r" n" tcatni" OF
the market. srl.inE AS the feature ~: tue
market. selling "a" high 80 ~. q gain oi
31 points. and more than II points above
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

OF IA cen, hv on" Of the leading rcnners
With prices now ranging from iS.W TO
1870 for lin" graduated. The demand con
tinucS active from all quarters, with only
few rr:in.rs making small allotmrnts
to their regular customers. Will" most OF
thcm arc out ~ the -mArket Cnttrciy.
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rai.rr1NSl;I:D OIL.

NEW YORK. April ls.-rhc co,t"nsccd
oil inarhrt was higher at the outset III
sympathy with lard. nut turned easy to
ward midday under scattered local selling
on the break in lard sales I" midday.
SOL burtg,S
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RICE

NEW ORLEANS. Nuril l:.--RonEh rice.
no sajcs: receipts. Cr sacks; mii"rs re-
ceipIs same.
packets. -, 10 i3t Japan, 30 inrhct".
-. 10 I0i. Blue Rusc. I'll; pockets. ~: I"
l:,a. Receipts. lr.i7i; pran aud polish. un-
changed.
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N,N.AI STORIES.

JACKSONVILLE Fla. April li.-TuT-
pcn;!rc. nothing dunr. 25l: Sale.. non"
receipts. -; 'hipm"atS; +iovk. 10 10:
Rosiu. steady. sales re- receipts i''SS
shipments. ISis: stock. ihSS. quote: u.
1850: II. +. I. q. II. !: X. iIio; NJ. ''.p'
y. l?.Gn; VIC. l9..5. WV. ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

summary Iiuns bruHNn. DUNN I"y.
Harlscr Lacy. .: Day. kIn"n. Itugncs
AlcNaGdnr n, i''ulctt". Errors--Parltrr, Met
dpws. ilar,-r. Con, Thomas. Day. :.
Lancaster, Smith. Three huS" i!ark"r.
Earned runs. ynchhu-g. . llJmrirn-
S.dury. !. St"l",. hts"s-D"dscn: Lacy.
Wi"iLns Double plays bay. Williams
and iascnStcr has" IN baIis--OH Thomas.
,I I.rft. IN s-I.ynchhurg. II. lamp
dCn- sidney. :. Hit 10y nii"hcd halis-By
.Sl.XdndcT. : GpuuKlry. linrkcr. DrdsonD:
10y rh"mas ,Dayl. Fist Base errors
i.SnchhurEs 4. iianpd"n- Sidn"y. -. struck
ont rs Thomas. =: hy Alexander I.
ress-d h"ils-rurncr. Time Of game 81.
. 1
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Markets
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


LoypoN. AMI ia.Nsar silver. salad rcr
uunr,. ,nur,v 81. per cent Discount
rnt-v. shor, bills. - per cent; th-e" month
bills. Jl.HTs yer cent.
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Repairing
Rcnovnting and Dycing

CARPETS. C.iRi'i;TS.
Old carpets made over into now
Phone Madison :ls2. Richmond av
Company. 2it North Ninth Street W
Moselcy. Manager. Porch ana store
!ngs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

-
sister. Mrs. silas .Siinmo. Of i2s Cedar
Street. Chelsea lIiii. Mrs. Caroiinc, t..
Candle. mother Of }. T.. Candle. BESIDES
her sister she is survived ny iwo brothers.
Of charlottesville. Va. John and George
baltimore. Funeral services at IL O'Clock
Tuesday at Decatur Street Methodist Epis :
copaI Church. South Richmond
Charlottesville papers please cory.
COBIs--Died. April II. at 10 o'clock +. ~.
Mrs. Incz V. Cobb. II: North Eighth
Third and Marshall. at IL O'Clock We'd
nesday. April -. -
DILIARD-Died. ut Pine Camp Hospital.
Monday. 18th. at 6:30 \. ~. nftSr a lin
gcr.ng Illness Thomas billiard. lie leaves
10 mourn their loas his mother. Mary Pill
lard: one sister. Mrs. Florence SiubbIe
field, and four brothcrs--Charfcs. George
w. William n. and Edwin n. billiard
Funeral from T,roadua Memorial Church at
1870 r. ". thin frutsday) afternoon
Eurlal at pRkwnod
r.ARATER--Dirc. Monday. An:i IL. At
her home. .li5 Jefferson Avenue. Mrs
Mary Rnyt.ond rsrater. Funeral from
St Pa,rick's Church Wednesday morning
70 o'cI0ok. !n,trmcnt Mount Calvary
Cemetery. -
SAS DS--Died. at his residence. The Itali.
TAX Apartments. Monday. April L. in
h.R sixty. lrst year. Conway r. Sands lie
liz survived ny his wife. Mary Bowcock
Sands: daughter. Mrs. \. e. Tinons. Of
nirminsh9m. Ala: son. Sidney sanda.
r. SANDS 81 ss. G Ssy
X. Sands. OF WashinEton. y. e.. and two
sisters. Mrs; r. Il" B9wcock: Of Annis!on
Funeral notice later.
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,clts hit Dan Hard.

one of the biggest features Of the
,.ca,uc WAS IN" mariner in which the
Colts Ill, tho ball Ten singing
hlows. one !or an extra base c"nsti-
1utcd The oicusc Of the Richmond
team for the afternoon, /; Was inc
.,,>atcst showiul: the team has nude
al tho ha: so Ear in exhibition con-
tests ana ,iooch appeared well salts
fed with the s,ickwork of the team.
Wee" Joss Baker, ArraEon. ana
Daurhton ALI hit the ball hard and
uu. fans as we'll as the manager,
wpre pleased Al the hitting
Red" stewart MAS selected I" start
'-hc camc for the Colts and the "'s
.reny aid w.N He retired tn" hTst
= 40 b,t:c-s Ia face him easily. but
hathaway and Salmcn singled. h"ih
bniiers died on base when stewart
enlightened Ur and Towc was AN easy
out; ArraEOu TO miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

NEW YORK APRIL !! -.''l"arints s"'". {,
lsi..f Foreign exchange rates wcak"ned
still further in n" late dcalinsy; Sc TIi iI,
,S-,iay biil> 3sSfs: commercial. 5o-dhy nm
ON banks as>;~ commercial np-day bills,
SsSa, d.ruand 59.T1: cables. S3's !.'r" de-
luaiIl. -SI1. cables. .5.,|.
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RICHMOND COLTS WIN
FROM TRINITY COLLEGE
l.oG,l Boys Secure Ten Hits and
Defeat Visitors,
q tn T.

with riichcr Doak. n former big
league hIr'cr, bat now coach Of the
TRINITY College baseball team. in the
Dos tie Richmond Colts yesterday
afternoon won = victory over the
cui!"g ianS OF Durham. y. G.. by the
score OF : 10 /, before II crowd which
WAS small. considering the fact ihat
ii ,vaS the best baseball day Of the
season.
While the day was not the best for
baseball il was so much better than
.aluy the Colts have played in so far
This season tina; II might he termed
excellent. The only thing which kept
tho afternoon from being IA pleasant
one was . high wind. which again
blew the dust OF the diamond into The
eyes al the players and the fans.
II breeze though was warm one
a-ni Tho PLAYERS made The most Of it,
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"
S"rr" 10y innings. X
l.ynvhauTE '"lIrrn ..t.. 30 2 q - " II
Hannah sidney - ...... 90 % % c-1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13

YOUNG LADY for clerical and typcw
Ing position. State age. salary cxpcc
and when commence work. j SIC. 4
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-13
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-12

true is because we're such a busy
family. That, believe, is the secret
ot the whole thing"
Il believe you're right" said Mr.,
Beaver, "aud you're Il fine little worker
yourself.
.We>e made use Of what las been
given to lis. We have been able 10
use our fiat tails aS ruddorS when we
swan or when we were diving for any
thing. and We can make n great noise
with il MS we splash ii on the water
IL we're warning that danger Is near.
eve learned how to use our front
feet rs hands ana we can swim alon.
holding w to us the mud We have"
gathered aud TAX" it along where
we go and where We need IT,
"Aud when it * cold during the win
ter, and so many ponds freeze, we nave
sense enough to put our food away
ahead Of time. and 50 We have ii ready
In our underwater houses.
I've don't wish for it after the cold
weather comes but we arrange about
It before hand, Just like peoll" vine
p,u pennies and things in bank so
when they are III or have sometime
happen they've got something To help
them with
Eyes" said Mr.. Beaver, 81 think we
deserve little Of the praiS" we gel
from people, aud if wa do sometimes
destroy too many trees and If Wc eve
too fond Of corniicids IN the Sunlluer-
all creatures have their weaknesses,
but the thing you said. Mrs. Beaver