davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Williams. Smith. Tobin. Thompson. Milan
- ErrorsTJacobSon. o.Neiii. Courtney.
bases O. Ncili. Tobin. Double plays
n'Ne!Ii TO Harris to Judge: Harris to
Courtney. ,: or Sothoron. l. IIits-oT
S9thoron. in u. of Burwcli. i'm =: OF
Shocker ! In l. Hit by ,,pitchcr-by
Struck out-by Courtney. .: by Sothoron
J.; ~ Burwcli. !; by Shockcr. =; Winning
ana Moriariy. Time hours
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SENATORS GIVE AND TAKE
LRy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. August list.
double header today. the visitors
taking the first game, TO .. the To-
Gals winning out. 10 to .. in the final,
free hitting contest. which went
eleven innings.
The winning run was the result
Of a hit and steal OF second by Shanks
and a single by Charity.
In the opening game after being
scores on in the first inning. Court :
ncy blankcd the Browns until the
ninth, when he was hammered for
six runs. The score:
FIRST GAME
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JOHNSTON OWNER OF THE
lONGWO0D SINGLES BOWL
National Champion Routs Nathaniel
Niles, OF BOSTON. I'm their Sets.
a.. 90. 90.

bOS TON, NuGnSt l!-William n
Johnston, San Francisco. national
lawn tennis singles champion. today
gained permanent possession OF the
l:ongwood singles bowl by defeating
nathaniel w. Niles. OF Boston. In the
challenge round of the all-comcrs
tournament. His victory was in
straight sets 6-t, Go, Go.
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summary; ns--carcy t3l. Nicholson
~. ,Wh.ttcd Cutshaw. BarSc. Mckccn-
ne: SchultZ: stock 90. ifornHby t2) Nc
Henry Errors-Sichoison. YcKSchnic.
,aran Schupp ca. Two-hasc his,
iiaeHncr. Hornsby. Fourier Stolen ba ~
,o,carey @. Nicholson. MoHcnry sncrt.
mi.T"srCutshaw. Whitfield. McKccnnie
a. ~eHcr Lett on bascs-PittsburEh :
81, Louis. 3. Bases on baiis-on Schipn. /
on scott, !iits-on Schupp. II In 2 :
OF GOODWIN, in J; of Scott. . in .. on
Glenn. in l.: Off Cooper. IL In : ~;
Cariron. In =. Struck ou,-by Schupn
ny COOPER; Winning pitchcr-Coopcr
I;osihS p!tchcr-Schupp. Umpirrs-Iiar-
rlson and Hart. Time-I:59
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GIANTS AND PHILLIES $3.50

PHILADELPHIA August H.
philadelphia ninth inning rallies
featured both games of today's dou-
BILE header the locals winning the
second. > 10 =, after New York had
captured the first game in ten in
nings. 20 :.
Youne's double, Frisch,s single and
kclly's sacrifice ny scored she win
ming run In the first game.
Manager Cravath started his teams
victorious drive in the second con-
test with two bagEcr. Singles by
Mcuscl. j. Miller and II. Miller then
won The game The. scores:
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summary Runs-IounE t2). Y"ach.
base his-vcach. Ehmkc. bush. Wit.
Three base hit-Vcach Stolen bases
Hooper. IIendryS. SacriiceS--YounE. Me
lnnis. Double plays-Mcinnis Cunassiss-
cd: Scott 10 via: Pinclli TO Young to
Hc!lman. Left on bascs-Dciroit. .. BoS-
ton, II. Bases on baIls-o: Ehmkc 8: OF
Harper. ? Hit by pi;Chcr-Ehmnc
GIendryx, ScotO. Struck out-hy EhmR-
3: by Harper, =. Wild p!;ch-Narp-r.
Passed ball-SianaSc. Umpircs-Evans anG
Dnccn. Time 0O
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PIRATES BEAT BROWNS
IBy Associated Press

st. Louis. August 17.-Pittsburgh
defeated st. Louis. 10 to 6. today, hit
ting Schupp hard and piling up Il
lead which the locals were unable to
overcome despite "a bclatcd rally.
The park flag was at half-mast in
memory OF Ray Chapman.
Local officials announced post.
poncd game with Boston will be
played here Thursday, which is an
open date in the schedule.
The score:
Pittsburgh 81 Iouj.
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off Barnes. s in . 80: Off Rixey.5 in 4 is;
or Meadows. in "a; or Belts. o in 2;
of q. Smith, 3 In . lIitbypitcher-hy
Toncy (PauIetto. Risey) Struck out.
by Toney. 3; by Douglas. l; by Rixcy. $:
by Meadows. 4; by Belts. L. Winning
Umpircs-Rigicr and Moran Time-.:i7
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REDS NOSE OUT CUBS
ROBERTSON'S HOME RUN
TIED COUNT IN EIGHTH
Doubles by Sticking aud AIIen In the
Ninth Stunza Earned Chnnipions'
Victory.
Try Associated Press !

CHICAGO. August 17.--In tight
game Cincinnati defeated Chicago IN
ne hnal contest of the series today.
TO :. doubles by Sticking and Allen
alter two were out I'm the ninth, put
Ting over the winning run.
kopcrtson's home run. with one on
nase In the eighth, permitted Chicago
to tie the count.
Allen struck out nine men and
vaughn held the champions to seven
hitS. but four were doubles.
The score:
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Another Player Killed.

ALA NJ AXOn MICH. Angus. IL
,ar! lager, amateur ball player OF
ilainvillr' Mich. died in "a hospital
mere tn.S morning OF injuries re-
ccivcG In a gam" Sunday. II. was
hit on the head by :, thrown bal! and
conclusion uf the brain resulted.
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Luke Stuart took the team 10 the b,,
nsld today as acting manager. Buci
'auSHtoh asked stuart to appoint hin
Held captain. and his request wa. prnn,.n
Euck immediately circled tho Held
his new Job. lie sass tho Esnt.,. ~. ~
pitch Schulz and Mcwh0rter toinorroS
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FIRST GAM
st. Louis.

Totals 30 10 % i6 Totals So s27 IL
'lItttcd for SOthoron In seventh
Hated for Burwrll in ninth.
vRan for SEVERED In ninth.
yi!att"d fo- Courtney in ninth.
sore by inuinrs r.
$. Louis ................l0 100000 81
summary: Runs-Gerber CO. Gedeon.
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ziiai;ed for Picinich in NTH.
zzRan for ElIcrbe in tenth
Score by innings: II
81 Louis .5s ?lOoc o %
Suinn'arE; uns--Gedeon. Sislcr jacob
we'll. Judge. Ellcrbc la), Rice. Brow.r ~
Iiarris; Shanks go. o.Nc(ll. Errors
ScEereld. Lynch. Ellerbc Harris co Two
pas" smSis!cr. Eilerbc. robin (2D smith.
At3sta. Ihrcc-base hits-.Iacobson. o. NcIll
stolen pascS-Rtcc. Shauks. Sacrifices
MiI,inn icdc"n. jacobson. Harris. smith.
terrier, Double pl1yS-Ci"rhrr To Gcdcon
20 SISTER. Brewer 20 Judge to Picinich /:
Toh'n 10 Sis!cr: Smith to Gcdcon to Sis
,cr; Harris to Judge. LEFT on bnscs-St
Louis i: WashinEton. II. Bases on balls
OK Schachi. |. oil Lynch. :. of .Ncosia
/, on Burwell, ]; on WeIlman | or
ZaShar!. i; of vangIldcr. l. Ii;ts-oit
ond OH Acost;l. i: in e. ~ bases, q ON,
IN eighth on Burweli. $ in > Ia: or
lynch J in l-3. of wciman. o in Is:
Su NnnSidcr In :: OF Zachary. In 3
SHtTnck outIby Lynch. :: by Vangiilcr. l.
W!I1 piich-IyEch. Winning pitcher
m ..;. Losing pitcher-Nansider Uin-
pH,s'-MoTiariy and ilildcbrand. Time
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Gaueb '''"''' w. D'!EA
r.m nsss'r'"sham'Memph!s. rain. tsocona
=, Chsst,,ssnooga J.: New orlssns. 6. tc,u..
eng Htth !nning. ga!n.) |a"r'
Little kotk, Q: Atlanta
Nashville. s; Mobile, J. fTen innins
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SPORTS

Thomson. the Canadian cracL
cquallcd the Olympic record OF l6 Sec
onds FOR the event In their heats.
Plant. Maroncy and Pcarman uualiI
walk.
Pat Mcdonald. the big new York
policeman. and LcversedEe obtained
places in the finals OF tho shot put'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

our tcn-year-nid mascot. Kenneth Fin
lay, was surprised today by tho arriya
OF his father from Richmond, VIII,
brought rain With him. and immediat.I
pretty Girls in the hotel.
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CHAPMAN ENJOYED LONG
CAREER IN BIG LEAGUES
Considered Among Leading sh,r,
stops and Was Popular Through

CLEEELAND, OHIO, Angus; IL
Raymond Cha pman was born in No.
Nenry KY January Is. 1881. il,
nad been q member o. the Clev,,.nJ
American team since August 81. 100
and was considered one OF thc hc.,
sao!tstops and MOS; popular players
Cleveland first ob,ained Chapm. ,
from Davenport; in 1911. ana sold
MIN 70 Toledo. in the American ~
soci&ton, OF option. He was rcc.,lIcl
10 t!eFe!atd IN 1912 and had PLAYED
dian uniform
Chapman was one Of the tastes,
men in baseball. on september ~
1917. Tim Hurnane Day a. Bos,oh'
ne won loving cup for the fastest
tHne IN ci-cl:ng the bases. doing /;
III fourteen seconds =
In 1917 he broke all major league
sacrlfce bit records with a total OF
q, and also led the American League
IN sacrifices IN the following Two
years.
He was married last year to Cath
arins DAILY, OF Cieveland. daughter. Of
~ Is. Daly. president OF the Eas,
Ohio Gas Company.
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New York. i'hIll

'latted for l.cfevrc In nfth.
Nlitt"d for Toney In NTH
Waited for Meadows in sixth
zliattCd for Belts In eighth
oRattcd FOR q Smith In tenth
Score by irnIrgs: r.
Nv ihth 4. " u u y q q y o is
ih!ladrlrhia .......... ol3oIoIo o.
summary; Runs Burns T. Smith
Young. Frisch. King. Doyle. Snyder
Grimes. Pauiettc. l.cbourvcau tc). VIII
mans. Mcusel. j. Miller. RIS"y. Errors
King 90. Frisch. Doyle. j. Miller. Two
h.sS h'is-Frisch. Grimes. BURNS. Young.
NiIlams ihrHc- base hlt-Mtuscl Stolen
nnh' risen CD, u; smith. j. Miller,
WriGh'stonc Sacrifice Kelly. Double
plays Frisch to Doyle Ia Kelly: Frisch
10 hc!iy' l.dnlette to j. Miller; RSeY TO
namlotte Lief; on basc-Ncw York. ;.
philadelphia. Bases on bails-on
Harness. ?: on RiSey. /: on Meadows. /.
Ii,s-om 'roney. in 4. on Douglas. in /
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.Kan for Holman in eighth.
NHai;cd for S;anarc In ninth
Waited FOR Oldham in ninth.
Summary: Runs-liush CD. Cobb Wit:
NeH"-ky. MClnaiS. tiendryN Error
Msucsky. Two-baSe hits--Ncach. Heilnau.
Young, HcrdryN. Wit. Thrcc-easc hits
BuSh. VIII. Stolen hnsc-McnoSky. Sacri-
fees. Jones. Double play-Cohb and
Bush. LEI; on baseS-Boston. ;: Detroit, \.
Bases on balls-S. Jones, Umpircs-
D!ncen and Evans. Timc-l:53
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status Of Carl Mays until he had
more complete reports, when in
formed of the reported intention OF
the Boston and Detroit teas to ask
mat IN" New York pitcher he ban
ished because OF the death OF Hay
Chairman
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SECOND GAME.


Meusel. liubbcll. Errors-Doyic. j. Miller.
Thrcc-b base hit-Young. Sacrlnces-Frlsch.
snyder. l-cbourvcau. Double plays-DoyIe
70 Frisch IN Kelly 10 Snyder; Frisch to
Doyle to Kelly: Williams to II. Miller.
Bases on balls--on Iiubbcli. /. Struck OUT
by iubbcll. 6: by Nchf. I. Umpircs-
Moran and Rigicr. Timc--l:t7
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when is home run not a homo run
ON July 4. l:l-. when Luke S:uar, put on
nErt the fence IN Henderson. y. c.
and caught II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

Secretary Cherry arrived this mornin
ana Immediately assumed the duties q
,Tainc manager
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with tomorrow two games tuckt ~
away In that bag. the Colts will return
TO boulevard Field for tho week END
cleanup.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Wilson. d: Petersburg. I.
All others r1iin.

WHERE THEY rI.ii TODAY.
Richmond at Portsmouth,.
Norfolk mt Newport News.
Rocky Mount at SUFFOLK.
Petersburg ut Wilson.
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Lee Stone has II gore shoulder and vii
be unabl" TO play Tor IA few days
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Chicago .............0 u q %
summary: Runs--Groh. Sticking Eller
tlack. Robertson. Error--i'askert Two
base hits-Gr"h. Rnush. Robertson. Finci
SSiiSfTsnS' Aisn Home run rnn-RGbcr'son
asS.c's-,C,,tncinnati: 6: Chicago; !. Base on
ely Naughn tDuncanl. Struck out
by Filler .: bv Vaughn > Passed bali
Allen. Empires. O'DHy and OuiGlcy. Time
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WHERE THEY THY TODAY.
Cleveland ut Sew York.
~. Louis at Washington.
Chicago ut PHILADELPHIA.
Detroit ut huston.
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Lee. Leo Gooch was attended by a physical,
doctor says It's malhrIal fever
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS REsr1

IESTERnLf'S RESULTS.
New York. 81: philadelphia. .-3 1.-TWO
seized uicdD
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series of six games has BEEN arranged
with Gr-cnshoD -. c. at end of yir1
CHINA i"aEnsc season. three 10 be tiayed
IN EIecnAbofo and threo In Richmond
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scored.
Scor. by innings: r.
" " W . D u o o.
Wilson .............,1 o n q n *
Summary. Runs-wison castle (ej.
Command. Mcmahon Wood E,rrorsG
wilson Downey. biting; Petersburg. bur
d"tie. Two base hits-Walters and Mar
lin. Thrcc-haSe hits--Ii,tinG and Castle
ftrst base on balls-on :lolin. >: of Judd.
iloGhl6 plays-Miicr 70 biting; R.tiIng.
L" ibowncy TO Roth. Hit ly pitched la ll~
-Al"Fan. Downcy. Miller i2b. Time oil
gam, 100 Attendance. 1000. umpircs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
washington. 2-lO: 81. Louis. s-9. 1.-TWO
EancS.p
Boston. IL: Detroit. 3-S.t Two ramcs.>
tIcs clind-Scw York. called OFT.
STA NDINI, lIs IL I.ES
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The field day planned for tomorrow ),
a !, nS,li hsid has been rostponea. 3,
a u"ubic-hcadcr can he played Every
Thing was set for tho game today cxc.n
the weather. -'P
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BATTER UP
by JOE COIN,

,,,LSU"uTTl 10 Tho 'TImcs- Dispntch)
SoRFoLk. VA. August Fit ra,ne,
VIII be 30 games tomorrow. starting a
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Johnson Makes no Statement
81 CHICAGO. August li.-Ran Jt, =,
son. president of the American
League. S,night said he could make
no statement concerning the future
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ST. Louis.

Totals -. IS IL - l. Totals ,eh = 1,
Halted for Schupp In NTH
Matte! for Goodwin in sixth.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 80. - II .. 20 Totals 80 . - IL
'Batted for Brady in seventh.
MATTED for Harper In ninth.
vRan for Walters in ninth
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OWING 20 no game today ''pokerI
hnunGs got an early start IN room. With
Norfolk papers said Buck Daushtonl
h.dn't tty TO beat throw 20 second. M
thcy ever saw nm injured leg they would
know better. lie played rirnpIy b,r,u.r|
there waS one else 10 pu, In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

SORfOIK VA Euwnsr
today: Same Was sq played bu, Fe shss
a M1s' o p% 30 games tomorrow. starting
:, The tieiI day planned for tomorrow
a, oubeheadcr can be plnyedp' '" Ev;e, -
Thing WAS set for tho game today excep
,o ise Go oS Was attended by phy,,cisr
doctor says It's nalhrlal fever
Luke Stuart took the team to the bal
aSEt@ "' s,s ns fss ,nat im tn Buck
nsid captain. and his reques, was granted
aanber of times to e set IN lnS ned
HI ~ ncw ,%h lie says, the Bankers vii
SECRETARY, cherry arrived this mornina
,nd "a Immediately assumed the duties o
be unable to play for IL few days v"
our ,cn-year."id. mascot. Kenneth Fin
I..y' VA, was SURPRISED ,oday, BY Tho. arriva
sco!ded Kenneth for making eyes a. thJ
pretty Girls tn the hotel.
with tomorrow's two games tucked
a ,h IN tha, bag, the Colts Will returI}
., when Is home run MOI, homo run
over the fence IN Henderson. y. c.. u
h.iaer ran through a hoie in tho fencr|
vs., SIrH ;-s Of six g"pes has been arranged
Sinf. carnsc ,sason ,hrd a. e, enc 10 Of a vir
IN Greensboro and three In Richmond.
Owing % no game today. .'poker
h ~ got an. early start In room with
Norfolk papers said Buck Daush,onl
Nm ~, KY TO beat throw 20 second. id
Set, liz nayed s fs ny woa,s
there was no one else 10 put In.
The team L crippled bunch today. Id
any NOR" are laid up vii! have 10 play
right h.li.
An elevator In the, hotel fell ,hr.sl
after 1 eaIn p Tetarneh tlo v bal, n'n pa1s
Truckers are going TO fall tomorrow '"'
HI. niHE ArF,son ays rs no, a hu.,Aeh.
but bear.
"!lm,ny" Poole broke into baseball ..|
Inn tho Job he struck gu, twenty fivaI
why hes playing hrS, now.
The team I, all broken up over sadI
event 81 yesterday which caused chap
mans death.
Since tho arrival OF FlnIay. manage nfl
N" i!rpaG"ay Theater. Guy McWor,cr
has lost HIS Job as chapcron OF our mas
cot.
The team will hi; Richmond In time toS
win Thursdays game.
Vengeance Will he ours next week when
The Colts why tho Tars three straieh, Tor
,hG ''pann!ng" they have received in Nor.
Texas League.
Wichita Falls beaumont rain
Dallas. >. san Antonio. o.
Shreveport, ): Galveston. .
Fort Worth. 0: Houston ..
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. f6 !? 81 IL Totals. ~ IL % -
None out when winning run scored
ZBaited for Picinich In NTH
zHRan for Ellcrbe in tenth
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WHERE THEY PI.NY TODAY.
M games scheduled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

The team - crippled bunch today. II
any NOR" are laid up vii! havo 10 play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-18

An elevator In tho hotel fell thr..{
n.oTr with sir people In i;s. nvo m,nutesi
after IN" team returned from bali park
20 ne was hurt. That's tho way th,l
Truckers are going to fall tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-26
- New York Enlisted
Men Going to Annapolis
L. a: Schenck Among Metro.
politan Districts Sailors in
Longest List From Ranks

FIFTEEN youths from the metrono1-
tan district are included in the lief
OF slxty-nine enlised men of the navy
who have been selected for admission
10 the United States Naval Acndcmv
e. annapolis, announced yesterday nv
secretary Daniels. This is the larcest
,1,I yet selected from the ranlTs
The law provides that 100 such mon
may be matriculated if thew can nase
the mental tests. p'''0
ONE OF the fortunates is Charles
- chenck, electrician third class (radiol
OF Ella DAILY Avenue the Bronx "
is a star athlete, having plaved orar-
terhack on the u. S. s. Ol,laboGn~.a ,
champion football team last fail anJ
prooaoly vii! win place on the Navv
eleven. lie also has been recommended
icr bravery, as the result of rjsl.inr
ms n1e to save boy who hal fallen
between a pier and the churninr nro-
pel1ers OF tug boat, at Norfolk, Va.
, Others selected are Herbcrt p
Bearce, electrician first class Trad;oI
749 Riverside Drive; STANLEY R ,l~,o} :
woman second class, "a Lena Avenuo'
freeport, l.. L.; Charles A. Blake Ioo
man second class, 2O9 West 135Gth
street; Donald O. Burlinr, voornon
second class, GO West l21fh S Stvnntl
John r. Caples, seaman sacn,d 1, 49,
3l9 West 121st Street; Leonard ~ "
Day seaman second class, 81 Harrison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-26

Barr Gowanda, N. Y, to South Amer
lca; the Rev. Warren Dudley, New
York, to China; Miss Harriet Oster,
San Francisco, to China; Herbert l.
Smith, New York, to China Miss Ethel
Nelson, Elizabeth, N. Y, to China;
Lawrence Tull, Cincinnati, to Africa;
Paul Hayes, Boston, to China; Mrs.
Harriet Saunders, Detroit, to Mexico;
Miss Clare Norton, Napa, Calf, to
Malaysia; Miss Zelda York, Avon, N.
T., to Bolivia; Miss Maud Gilman, San
Jose, Calf, to Panama; Miss Bertha
Verkler. Chicago, to South America;
Miss Jennie Smith, Worcester, Mass,
to South America; Miss Evelyn Gard
ner, Lincoln, Neb., to South America;
Miss Anna c. Stafford, West Lafayette.
Ind, to South America; Miss Della
Steepee, New York, to India; Mr.. Louie
Fiske, San Jose, Calf, to Panama;
Miss Edna Drayton, Oberlin, Ohio, to
South America; the Rev. and Mrs.
Joseph Cleland, Butler, Ohio, to India;
the Rev. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Stanger,
Vermilion, S. D.. to South America;
the Rev. and Mrs. George Scofeld,
Los Angeles to China
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-26
Guardians Asked
Care for Estate
OF Aged Actress
Daughter of Minnie L. Cum
mings, ONCE Broadway
Star, Appeals to Court;
Says Mother incompetent

A further chapter in the pathetic
history of Minnie L. Cummings, once
q star on Broadway. was written yes
terday in the state courts when Lillian
L. Wolfe, a daughter Of the aged
actress, fled a petition for the appoint
ment of a committee to care for her
mothers estate.
The petition asserts that AIRS. Cum
mings has decisions that she is being
prosecuted and is not competent to
manage her property. In support of
this latter claim it is alleged that Mrs.
Cummings owns property at Long
Beach and at Elberon, and that while
house at Elberon was destroyed by
fire in 1915 it has been impossible to
persuade Mrs. Cummings to arrange
for the collection of the Insurance.
Mrs. Cummings has been before the
public in various connections for many
years Twenty-Five years ago she was
one of the wealthiest. and most popular
actresses on the American stage. She
played Juliet at Booths Theater and
was for many years manager of the
Herald Square Theater.
Since the death of her husband. who
was an Omaha real estate man, Mrs.
Cummings has fallen on evil times.
She lost much of her property through
the Vaccinations Of real estate sharks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-06-26
Danny Meadow Mouse.

grass does here But the most in
teresting thing about these Jennings
is the way they migrate. To migrate
Is to move from one place to another
some distance away. You know most
OF the birds migrate to the sunny
South every fall and back again every
spring.
"once in a while it happens that
focal becomes very scarce Then very
many Jennings get together, Just as
migrating birds form great focks, and
starr on lcng journey in search
Of & place where food is plentiful
They form a great army and push
ahead regardless Of everything, swim
ming big rivers and even lakes which
may lie in their way. or course. they
cat everything eatable in their path"
"My" exclaimed Danny Meadow
Mouse. ~ am glad | don't live in
country where I might have to make
such long Journeys. ] don't envy those
cousins up there bit. I'm perfectly
satisfied to live right en- the Green
Meadows"
by the way. Danny, I suppose you
are acquainted with Nimblehecls tho
Jumping Mouse, who is also rather
fond Of the Green Meadows" said Old
Mother Nature. IL ought to have sent
word to him to be here this morning"
Copyright. 1879. by T. W. Burgess)
The next story; "Nimblehcels jung.