davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11
Totals. . 40 1s 27 10 Totals s5 27 10 2
Jersey City. Q 0 Q . %
Syracuse O O 0 I o o-3

Two-base hits--Duval. Adams, Mueller.
Smith. Home run-De Neville. Sacrifices
Neil. Left bases-Syracuse, 10; Jersey
City, 10. Double play--Jones, Duval and
De Neville. Struck out--By Metevier,f 3 );
by Olsen 2: by Caidera 2. Bases on
balls--Oh Olsen. A; off Metevlef. 4; off
Caldera, l. Passed ball-McNei Hits
Off Olsen, in innings tnone out in
sixth); off Caldera in 4. Losing pitcher
Olsen. Umpires-Derr and Moran. Time
-1:52.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11
SECOND GAME

Two base hit--Dugan Stolen bases
Dugan, Jameson. Sacrifices Dug an
Wainbsganss, Shinault. Left on bases
Phliadelphia, 6; Cleveland 3. Base on
balis-OT Morton, /. Struck out-By
aasty,, l; by Morton. 8. Umpires-Chili.
Connolly and Nallin. Time-1:45
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11
Eastern League

Hartford, s., Albany, 2.
Worcester. 5: Bridgeport, (firstJ...
Bridgeport. 2; Worcester, fsecopdl'
Pittsheld, IL; New Haven. 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11

:. 6seebau Te-day. Polo Grounds. $50 r
~ Iaants vs. ChicAgo.~~-Advt.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11
Standings i'm Major Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York, 2; Chicago, /.
Brooklyn, 7; Pittsburgh, 3.
Other teams not scheduled
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11

Secretary Joseph O'Brien, of the
Giants, announced just before game
time that Johnny Monroe, utility in
fielder, and Jess Winters, pitcher,
now with Toronto under optional
agreement. had been traded to the Phil
lies for Cecil Algernon Causey, pitcher.
Cecil is Highlander and was mem
Der of the Giant team two years ago.
Richard Proctor, pitcher, now with
the Columbia club of the Salley
League, has been purchased by the
Giants for fall delivery.
Tho srove.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago, a.; New York, i.
Cleveland, 10; PHILADELPHIA, 0 ustls
Cleveland, 1; Philadclphia, O {2d).
Washington, 8; ST. Louis, 4.
Boston, a; Detroit, l "a ins., rain)
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11
Great Catch by Rawlings

Great Catch by Rawlings
Another fielding gem was contributed
by Rawlings in the eighth. Hollocher
banged fierce liner to the left of
second which Rawlings speared by a
sidewise leap. Johnny fell, but clung
to the bali.
Ryan allowed only one hit in the last
four innings, Grimes being the lucky
fellow.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11

Deals catch of Young's foul in the
fourth was thriller. The Chicago
third baseman fairly picked the ball
off the concrete.
New-York tribune., 1921-07-11

Ray Grimes, the Chicago first sacker,
certainly murders" the ball He
drove one through Frisch in the fourth
inning shat was travelling SO fast that
even Fordham Frank couldn't touch it.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09
The Daily Register Richmond County Kentucky Saturday. April 1921

to them, and the consequent pos
sibility of regulating its flow
more nearly in accordance with
fluctuating needs. incidentally,
it would furnish a large amount
Of power" A further report on
more recent findings is under pre-
paration.
The irrigable lands of the lower
Colorado river as listed by the
Reclamation Service, comprise
many valleys and projects, with a
total of 1,242,OOO acres. They in
.clude Cottonwood Island, Mohave
Valley, Chemehuevis Valley. Par
ker Project, Palo Verde Valley,
Palo Verde Mesa, Chuchwalla Val
ley, Cibola Valley, Yuma Project,
Imperial Irrigation District, and
these extensions of the Imperial
Valley, East Side Mesa, Dos Pal
mas, Coachella Valley, and West
Side.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09
PASSENGER TRAVEL
DECREASES IN SOUTH

Cincinnati. O.. April 9-Thcre
! has been considerably less Dassen-
ger travel on railroads operating
out of this city both south and
north during the first 3 months
OF the present wear than for the
similar period in 1920, according
TO passenger agents stationed
here. They ascribe conditions to
business depression.
"Thcrc has been a twenty pei
cent falling off in passenger bus
mess here" said F. d. Burch. di-
vision passenger agent Of the
Louisville and NASHVILLE railroad
which operates in Kentucky and
the south. There are some
signs. however. of travel picking
.up.'
"-rboro has Loon co,s;dor,1,1,.
1... t,-avoI tbi. ,,o,, tI,or Iast :,
.,;d + n Alien o,o,,o,.,I ,,sso,,-
r.a, .o,a,,t ~ t1,o Ci7,c;;n,,.,ti Co,,tI,-
49,, and L,,s;,o.s daas ,,o+ oo-
..c... ~ 1,,,.o ,,;rI-ad w, =, II,
r,st fou. Months IN, 3,t;,,l;s
.;r Lar..,.o,. Iar.1 f,.,,.a1 t,,.
no,.o,,s o.,i,o * or RI ME-
IN ~, fran, , r;t,S La. hoa,, ,,rott,
well Shot "
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

The Tooth Psalm was repeated
by the school.
Chanting OF the Lords Prayer.
Minutes read and approved.
Roll Call. answered by express
~ions from B. T. Washington.
Music-Kentucky Schools.
Suggestions of health read by
Mary Miller.
Paper-Why Salt is More
Valuable than Sugar-Ila Merritt
Grafton OF Mark Antony by
Enoch Coleman.
Select Reading-Thc Black
Seven by Rcbccca Crawford.
Chorus by Junior Glec Club.
Defamation - Nirginiers by
Elizabeth Grassland.
Sketch Of the life OF Booker T.
Washington, by Leona Cobb.
Booker T. Washington's favor
lite spiritualist by The Estcll Trio.
Extracts from B. T. Washing
tons Atlanta address, by Mary
Collins.
Commissioning Low, Sweet
Chariot.
Declamation-Thc Lcpcr, by
Malivna Upton.
Chorus-Spring Time.
James Monday, a Highly respect
cd colored citizen, Of the Foxtown
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09

section. died at the home Of his
daughter, Jennie Chenault, on
First street, this city, late Satur-
day night, after a lingering i'll
ness OF heart trouble and other
complications. Surviving him are
two daughters, Mrs, Jennie Chen
ault and Mrs Lula B. Ray, three
sons, who arrived for the funeral
services Monday The family
have the sympathy Of many
friends in their bereavement.
Mr.. Calvin Hill left on business
last week for French Lick, Ind.
Miss Helen Parks has accepted
the position Of stenographer in a
broom factory at Evansville, Ind.
Mrs. Mamie Yates left Sunday
for Cincinnati for an indefinite
stay.
There were q converts enroll
ed in the army of the Lord during
"a recent revival at the Prcdes-
tinarian Baptist church.
Mrs. Goldie Chenault has receiv-
ed word from Miss Clara Robin
son. Of the Waco section. that
she has finished course in stem
ography and is now doing work
for the students with a nice sal
airy.
Mrs. Henry White remains i'll
at her home.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09
A Fund of Information
That You Should Have
-

DisracIi, who for SIX years was prime minister of
England said 1t has been my observation that the
most successful man in any undertaking is the man who
the most information
1t docsn' require any particular information just
10 go out and buy something. But to buy the best of
that something at price that is satisfactory to you
that is successful purchase And 10 make successful
purchases you must have information
Advertising gives you just that kind of informa-
ton. 1t tells you where to go order to gel the best
Of anything you want at fair price.
That is why it is paying proposition for the man
or woman who handles pocketbook to study the adj
vertsements In the Daily Regster-reg uIary-every
day.
To those who use it properly, newspaper adver-
Using is source Of economy and satisfaction that
never runs dry. It's watchdog Of dollars guaran-
tee of satisfaction.
If you would learn the facts about the things you
need 10 make you comfortable and happy
Read the advertisements
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09
COLOBED COLUMN
wv. B. ChenauIt)

Nv. B. ChenauID =
Miss NJ. G. Benefits division
Of the Rhetorical Class rendered
the following program April 5.
Music-EIoly, Holy, Holy-by
the school.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-09
By Associated Press)

Eft, ,n;Ias IN 1ongtb vo,,1d h,
1,acl.od ~ !, the Co1orado and
It;ra;,, ,.;ye,.s and IN This basin
r.a,7ld Le bo1d n cbecl, fo,, ;rri-
cation The drainaoe from almost
H. e,,+;rn Cn1nrado riyer has;n
;,7c1,,d;na narts of civ States
Tbo H2onnsed etr,,ct,1rc world
I,o 1,;oIa, IL. far tban fLe worlds
biohest dam At nresent-Arrow-
-ooI, Ian, ~, the RIOS river Ida
- which measures 349 fact-and
,.n,,II 40, otbar fon,or, dams in
-n;tad Sfates amono fine h;obest
u Which are
cbo,5ono m fine Cho.bonc ,,iv-
- W-,.o,,;,'o 329 foct. FIcnbant
2,,+tc on the Rio Crandc New
lTay;co Ron foa+ and Rooscvcr
IN 4bo Sit r;,.or Ar;z,n, 2oG
loot
Pro1;,,,i,,,-,. work on fine Ro,r1-
ro. Canvor ,lrn;oct :. Lo;no done
,,Lo~ ,,,+Ior;+,, 81 Co%o,ro..
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,ost;nat;on An additional So OGG
-. Contributed NV Local ;rr;ga-
ar. Eno;ncor. have located .
ite and ara ,0a1.;no borinas for
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nnroarIi,o Session and 4bro,,aI
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nno,,ncod
S. ,,nr7an, ooabro has ,bc rive
cen IN rbo n9.t t11,t + hos aftc,,
hangnd ;ts fo,,,o. channel 7 Ito
br@e cIcnh,nt with LoJ,. ovc~
cvcn STATE. i ha. sv.,1no -.
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nrontro1IaLIs At 4noJ and do
tr,rtive 70 canals and lcTncs e.
ctiyc did the t,,,,7l. Loco,,,o =,
Q05 that i ontorad tho CaI;for.
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nd nonrod tbo o,,+;ro ,.;,or no
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1fPLOYMEN
Situations Wuntcd-AIalo

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lien. age 50. white. soocr. industrious:
references II you wish; can start work
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looms for Housekeeping on
Where to Eat

OLD NiRGINIA coo,unc. Hanover Cat..
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street, Ncry mar tn. Jefferson Hotel
Erea.far. lunch and dinncr. virata!.
cooking at Us hest. uEu,ua! service.
fF-pared 10 set,e conventions and .tsi.
tors 10 Richmond.
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Personals

WHES you mark your hal!Ut on Novori-
Der sth let your hand BE- guided by
your God, your conscience and you. love
tor virginia.
EXPERT permanent waving, no kinks or
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with liOn.est,Ad Ilotci. Iiui Srrin.n- va
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FlREMAN-Pos!,ion wanted by co,orcd
lreman. Randolph IT'LL an, -
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BUSINESS SERVICE
business Services Offered

EXPERIENCED n;,or and seamstr,ss "a.
'"l south Laurel Street M!ll TO Your
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles "a
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40. 1905 Enht cary street.
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ACGHES Doll. HOSPITAL.
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ard doll toys at reduced priccs. 200 North
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l Mill uot =" responsible. for any debts
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M~otoic.Nics ami iiirscIcs IL
B~iCfClEs--M i'n buying = bicycle always
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GROCERY CI.ERk-YounE married ma
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MECnANIC--wamted. a~u,oInotile mo
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ignition. such as g"E"ra,ors and starters.
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MEN hunting wora OF ANY description.
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II EN-Threc single twhitc) mon to tray.l
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ANNOUNCED EMS
Deaths


eGRklN-p.ed. in h.s home at f'"oyi'Is,
-AiaeIiA Loulty, Ma, ;h.s nio:a'itG AZ
( O'CLOCK, MTs. Mary Ann i-fTi"' WHOM
ot the Ia;s Jaisl.s >"As" ierri"' sHe
Is survived -! Uss c.hGf~n I" MuuE''
their luSs-aI.s. sam -. perrin, q itah-
over COUNTY. and MISS .dat.Ia l.. Fc.T4",
or .ACisi.u County. ana three sS!.S'
Tyler Il. ;'errin "nu j. itcEnuoh t"sEh.
OF l;.chiaunG. and =. N..hihs 'rfE!h' ".
A:tSI!u, and sewers! sraruSaildscr, az"
H. three sisters. A.rg. :. u. ituUc:tsun.
o. GROVE. Va, and sirs. Lola NJ. LOsu!,
OF Richtuouu, aud MIS-. Jennie fLiLeA,
;l.G one brother, w. t. fHeHiN' U-
iur.ai wiA oe in the family section
at the unlon Baptist Chureh, Aihs"a
County. Ea.
CkIf.-Diet. at Retreat ;os SICK. Noy$m-
GER > @ ~ SIN yr Ia .ssyes a
wife. TWO chlsdseE and a vide cree
OF ir!enas TO mourn th:!T loss. funsra.
TUESDAY morn!us. 70 -. Nj. ST. Peters
Catholic Church.
GASSER-pleI, at ms residence. SO
A~dgewooi 81. at 40 Monday morning.,
November Z. 1874, Cnaries Gass-s, -,
Rg. 4a years. lie IS survived =! hs
wife. two daughters and son. Funeral!
from the residence wednesday A.;tFhnoh'
November :. ., 5 o',ocE. +! iaso,
Texas, and %ewark Papers please copy
McNAlE-D.cd. at Atau;.c CRY. y. J..
Surduy. November .. John i"y!o. Ne
Na;-. Esq. CT %e~ Yovd cay. lie IL
survived 10y his VIE, sescra! sen. AID
one daushter, MIS-. &. II. Weber. .: this
e.ty.
ST!LLE-D.ei. a; Memorial Hospital. At
.:ie 4. 81. after = lingering illness.
Angus; 8rantoa. c;ly ctId Of Ny. ana
Mrs. August a. Sta!!.. 90: api- NioEi:osy
Avenue. Gia.e- Pax. aged : years amd
: :noataS. Funeral from the res!G"mce
a, $3.50 =. ~. TussGay. November s,A
Charlottesville papers please copy. Ia
ter;Hrut ~ E.ye:v!ew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

PHONE yonr wants Tor help OF amy 10
s%ctip,ion TO Madison 2iC3-J. Kirh,,n,I
Employment Agency, &c North E..h,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

POSITION wanted as collector ,,,.,.
house foreman In nursery or fruit
IaSkine huusc. 3 yrBis' csncri,n,. a.,
catlI. white. age 81 years, NOT ,t,,id -
wo:A ana Will WORK ate, cIosln. huuTs
when occasion requires for tn;.r,., of
employer. Tom. iiox -. X. +. ID. l.
pCuJia. Va, ."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-08

UNIVERSAL. MOTOR COMPANY.
!Si! Nest Broad Street.