davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

PRODA Sc jednoposcho-
d'ovy novy bungalov ma Rus
sell Ave, re State Rd. u kary.
Ma A pokoje, koupelnu, elek-
triku, sklep, Hollon fernes. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotove $1,000.
BlizSi sdeli D. +. Peters, 4615
Brooklyn Ave-, Cleveland, o.
7-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

PRODA Sc oseti, vsechno
farmarske naradi, 2 kone 3 kra
Wy, 2 prasata, 100 kusd drube-
re, | tele. Musi byt prodano "a
pricinou dmrti manzela a da
Sc vse velmi LEVINE. Adressa:
Box LOT, Cakes Rd., Brecksvil-
lie, O. 7-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
KOUPfM MENSf Nj

jedno neb dvourodinny. Pouze
mattel necht' Sc hlasi a sdeli
svoji adressu V adm. t. listu.
1922
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20
PRODA Sc. dvourodinny

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn "a pficinou odjezdu z me
sta. Ma 5 svetnic s koupelnou
sta. Ma 5 svetnic S koup. dole
a tot6z nahofe, ell. plyn, skop-
ky ma pradlo, fernes, sklep pod
celym domem. Da Sc LEVINE, bu
deli brzy prodan. Blizsi Sc
sdeli V els. 1917 Benwood A
We, blize vych. 1871. ul. 7-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

PRODA Sc sici stroll "Sin-
GER, detska postylka a tahaci
harmonika. Haste Sc v els.
1905 Lester Ave. 7-2O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

PRIME Sc kucharka, kite
ra mluvi cesky a anglicky. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 4S11 Clark Ave.
7-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

PRIME Sc zehliG, ktery Sc
vyzna tez V Siti. Haste Sc V els.
2931 f.. 81. st. 1920
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

VYMENI Sc dpln6 zacho-
valy automobil "Chandler
1918" "a lot. Kara ie V nej-
lepSim pofadku. Haste Sc v
els. 3419 Regent Rd., mezi 5
a Z nod. VeCer. 1922
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-20

PRODAJI Sc zachovale Diet
ske buggy, velmi LEVINE ga SIS.
Haste Sc V els. 1905 Warren
st. 1922
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
CORPUS CHRISTI
HITS KInCSvlLLE
FOR EASY GAME
SToVALl DOES EFFECTIVE WORK
ON MOUND. BUT JEFFREY
rs WEAK

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
NArIoNAl IrAnnE
TENTED CITY

a large fore. ~ vorkmon we're en-
etrrd last rieht 300 unfolding and prc
raring 10 set up the Tented GUY 20
hc located on Tho Llchtonstciu iots on
Chnparril street near the BAY View
lpth house The canvass arrived n
Corpus CHRISTI late Yesterday evening
nud the promoters began nt once tho
Wor' ~ UNLOADING aud erection.
The OUTFIT is eumpos"d 81 one large
and ton small tents. Tho LARGER tent
Ga 40 he used as iohby office. iar-
Tor and other features usuaal with n
larac hotoi The smaller tonH are
rnomt ~ tho rlace 'rhe TENTS aro
screened in onn ,nd and will he fur
nish"d with bedroom equipment Worf
on fhe new enterprise wil De- Eoiur
ON TODAY ard visitors ctn see f1r
Themselves ust what b beg.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
TEXAS LEAGUE


WICHITA FALLS. InN II Tn. snul
def' grabbed co.. blk ,nd ~ IN. arri,.
hsio this lnutuiur WHEN th., took ~
81 rt'n" f0 q. driving tWn palaa
nnfi'tf q" The ahuW,rs ANA overcoming
al 'arly lrad ~ four runs. The locals
pounded cam flli and SWartg Gf seven
nits and i've runs n the sixth and final
~ nosod oui 40. game in the ninlh frame
Score los Innings a A D.
Dallas uil nop ne4 a. -
wichita Falls unl n0a Iut M
psti.ries carl I'm Swatg. Cilu ifu
Kitchena
summary Twn-haac hits. Works
b,s'heL li"hcrtsun Skinner clart All
,er linll"WHt. 9slluWaf Eunlrv. Skinner
kith"ns sacrifice hits De- f.lwrn. clark
'inl'n l'aNrt ilnm'r CLARK double play.
,hoss io Worries Go Kitchens bases on
- ~ borough 80 Cant liu q. off
Z hN lii pff Swariz struck uui. hy
borough hf 'aI Nin g. hs SwHftx 4.
: runs and hits nN 'afl liin iu o 3
inninss runs Hnd hiu un Swafiy In
70 inninra . Iur and hits IN Ciff
lfiu In I inning rune and ie hits off
bof"vRh 40 2-1 inninrs np run and uu
~ on s"wsi IN Dig innnr.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
AN EDITORIAL
TO BABE RUTH

Tho ia ihD uats nf man today h'
puts fuIih
The tender leaves of hone tOWof
ruH hInssufuH.
And htafs HE hiushing hOnora thick
uuuu him
THE thifG day comss frost XIII.
inv frost
And When hc thlnks good EBAY man.
fuil surely
ms greatness is a rn,uing ho iaiiH
as DO.
Shakespeare wrote b. len nie mo-
mtris Of almost lsn, Triumph some
such fhnuahif must occur tu Babe
fiuNi whn arstut a.uaihle fellow Doc.
sides be- ~ fhf hume fun kinE lHF
sfoWds mat today lNftf ula rytft
apenrance ai th, pntD WIN hoYi fo-
morrow whom tIn cumming an ht Nsr
md the pnNar Of hit afrn lssts him
n h. Tho 0rowf vn' WITH FALLEN
kings
flsn hoprs 10 vln ht 'unR time
before Babe heafs M, hnufs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
CARP SAILS FOR
HOME IN FRANCE

SEW YORK IuN 10 Aimou buried
under flowers thrown hf several thou
sand admirers who assembled on the
pier ttuyfrE Carpenter ftrnrh pugli
wl Nml,d % good lt, tohav and sailed
iut hume ON the .t.pmnhip savol.
have boon treated wnnderfuiit iv
NE American ueople Cafpentior said.
Hud Co. describe ms appreciation ls iul.
urHtihis
The length of hia visit nomo is unccf.
tain
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

rliNENtl OFT fnh ~ Fnii Worth
'opN tho fnul gaim pf th, sar,. On f1 q
i"aa. 'nninual uul'Inf he 90. Daasers
fsilrd iu W'nF 90 the hsffinr ranthcrs
Fhe gam" Nas iistle.a. long and fun or
.frpft
score ht unnRf % o.
Tort Worth .if ufl 200 % "a I'd
ShreN'Vuti Ton $50 ugi lN q
BattrfirH johns. Whlftni.rf and ia
WORTH 'octannm Mvia iipthorn itoso
and Henry
Suumar Ttn. ht.. hlf. IaIns Hon
fN. STOREY thfra .hntt Uf Hartford.
N"rin nuns iioffmnu inlmmfn ,tsrince
rits. t1nuh Johns Rhymes. Ewulif
..ull0 n.' Ftsn fu ilrn,, Storey TO-
fenr' Hartford fn Eihri passed hail
HT"IfN. ninl"n nant fiufunn lack
son llNrl NniahHu ulhI pitrh tner,.
ham hse's on bali. m CDarehan, I IN
Nein ~ iiafnufne IN finsD I I'M
lohnH uuri nui ii johns luninrs
uiiohfd. hf cnrf'ham wlh hlfs and
runs %, Nri with bits nrd runs.
nf lIathofns wien 3 hif aud CO., tuns
NN Johns fnHnr oui in rirhtnl wifh %
Its ana RUNS len con- htans. Fort
worth shreveport Time Co., Tim.
pirss, Ssntni AMI Myers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
SAND LOT LEAGUE.


Ttr ranihefe again Rnn fom fns NGI
utiH iuif fiuH Nv 10 f.0ff of d. fI
WNl1wH BOD thr WiidrHtF rpflnp Nlf o.
nif hand sni klnf slsn ritfhfd re- laaI
ftiu" Hhr support hfhiud Ring rHt
prnr whish accounted fof uant 81 fnf
lHuihHfs runs. The wildcats could nHf
- one 0f tNu Innings Rh'u fn.f miHf
their fuur uinH NiiliaIns NfNHrd fnf
Hnfiis fnuff 'FhllN kinu nnI If4fhnr
made un ih' uifrhing sfnN of fnr 'Fld
rsi. IIfNf naf fNsr InrDr. NaH Hff.
There Haa nn nfuff fnHfuf, nlffIlt M
ihn hiffirr ~ ths ltnthefs
itffsrise rnnfntrt WNNnfr trd
Mntrf - fnufanfhs4 kInF ftflfIrr
tuI H.fHlH
8umnsar rpo h,H. bits NshtfalN
NcCurlr liinl rt Todd fhftt-l4ar hIff
fIffs fn fIHrt nuf N- f'fHfnff iI
KING N WNliHnH hnHrn nr I.fIf
go luuer an krr Hff nHau,t
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
THEY PLAY TO-DAY

QUIZ COAST LEAGUE
ourrre Chrirti az AliU.
NnhsfDpn at kinrevili.
AMERICAN LFAoUU
Nfw Work at So Louis.
Washington ~ Chicago
Philadelphia nt Detroit
Boston at cleveland
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
80 lnuH at Now York
ciicaen 700 Nostun
cincinnati az llrooklyn
lit'shurph 90 Phiiadsirhia
TEXAS LEAGUE
fiaIr. TfNn Hf san AHfNuln
li4aimnuf 49, Houston
rNr Worth $40 wichita Fails
UHilH Ht Shre' tpori
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

Fori Worth ~ shreveport y ~
MINhiH Falis = Daisa
flnustur 2 Galveston
beaumont o. san Antonio 2.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

vliHftsd fnr Mitchell in IHt 0ifhfh
tllat'ed fnt Gffflh 300 ui, smith
SDorn hV inriuEp
Cincinnati nli nFn unn
Btooliitn nnl ntn .Ho
sumtna 1Nn hl sIfa l,lti
grifrth knduff Nllf thr.H hn hH
scale stolen iHsrs inshrf Gfoh Hoi
80. rlaya irnh n ntbna o. NtilfIf
tifnh iH nauheri p.t.H 900 NtNt
Schupn NJ l1Inf r rfruth 5000 Or
Gr.rles lf smith -fnHN
fHirr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

schmidt and Noh,ff rtfe rff
e. fn.iunfnH NIIfnf U.tf f.I'fIfIN.f
.I.f do .U.r.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

u,.9tfr 1nu lnl nlu
cleveland NNN "l Wi
summary Tttn. lHHn nits lohunfnu
AnnaninEat. nfnisu hisfs WanhHsHns
f.Uhnu dDuhit niHl NtwrI iu Wanin
.ranss 90 Johnston. Mt lunln tu SCOTT
I.r,. ln nHlIf uN Jones g. 30 Morton
.,r,..l .Dt Lt I.utH nN Morton b.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

RESULTS YESTERDAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

OUR COAST LEAGUE
fnrpne christi s. kingsville
Alice NohpfoWn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

CmraFo 81 Washington .
Hneton D. cleveland %
Philadelphia g. detroit
Nfw York ST. Louis iain
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15

Sew York ST. Louis
Cincinnati g. Hroohlyn s
ritfshurrh g. philadelphia g.
Boston 81 'hirHFo -
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-07-15
NATIOEAL LEAGUE


streak WAS broken TODAY rheu in. |n
natl beat the suuffhts fu N,ott
cincinnati AN q ll no
The Washington herald., 1921-05-12

This EXCLUSIVE Sunday Her.
aid feature has no equivalent in
any other Washington newspaper.
1t presents concisely, automatically,
Interestingly, a complete review Of
the weeks events. Its sixteen page
are filled with editorials, news storie
pictures, diagrams and articles on n
mentous happenings the world o,
making it complete weekly maga
of lnestilmable value.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15

Il Many NeQieet. Their HeIrs.
on|e who is at alllf1 S RaRaGds M sata &aFe
tiers dannot fail to be amazed at the in
conseaAA fAaDhinWdkh ptssujhss
NIT money that has represented
the work and savings of their lives.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15
: HEALTH SCHOOL
P.fasjj&lila&iIa slaEls33 bbsaplsdl1aAf
Of Health.
COMMON C aoJILGDSP'

S s6w 13n1oo Tr-vo tgomIB no
, oTA4e ,hpRSe iYestibqle pain, sgt the
nj POS tlb}e yestibgpl4e IF the lungs lbas q
@n6a 9acfhbfaaIe crowded VIII lSSmha1i
vessels, filled with heated! bleod., which
=, satYaand, out like; radiators 10, warm the
breathed In afr, before it passes into
the throat and lnngs.t,. duA"
~ IN health, this membrape, constantly
,seGretea q thin fluid which serves the
,ttwo-fold purpose Of 1ubricating the
parts, and Assisted by the airy growth
in the nose, of -captnfing and prevents!
ing the passage Of germs, into, the fur
tssr at passages 80 which srpp aa IN
A, long as CONDITIONS afe normal the
mucous membranee, with Its, secretion
acts as an adequate protection against
disease germs and there IS little dan.
gil Q OF THEIR Penetration beneath , It's
suffateJ sBtewhen for any reason the
odrcstatiefsds. tnterferred with land, the
sHtsFty1 Of oths part 'lesseped, disease
gerps (Which were before unable to do
/, harm, ,pspeTate the. surface and the
result is what IS known as "CoId In
t&e HeXd, % Which ffedhHntly extends
FiHb1 tie sfnetst oaAds tiieo lungs: often
aesuitssinpne,msmas andt :death goai
( The, Ndscs Motef Nerves, (Which Ieonv
ptsaoh thA Gantracttoa and expansion Aft
arteries play IAN important part ipp, the
constant warfare which Is oelnR waged
Ibya fhet defensive forces of tie, ,bqdy
Jal Against httE silent eDemiesrEthe disease
germs. The, blush Whicn ,sYffuses the
face of the tffhfd gil, the 5allor iwfi 4 #
aaeeNfks snfaeA fright and the sdsspared
WISH SsassS Ies Raa
vasB8nhiSfHSSfasss eifhsf iifA'sausfhgh the
arteries to open up and allow greater,
fafieT IT ,Rl9of 4os a1o 99ee9ms tm n
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15

You will find ug at our new place of
hainfSs aboutyApfilo lists iRdadbgto
greet old friends and by fstricsly at
lending tdo0dsiaa$ss gain marty new
ones. TheesaccdssRM Otrsnpast has
bkenIlf1 e square tdeaf9p9oM everyone
This WillyBe CARRIED OUT iii tie future
Nv e. ifepfeseap some of tffefbesD c6rnd
'PaffieSl inb'fireITHdto hebile ,Wcasualty
ia1d tplatgsg4aSs INSURANCE. niWie4 can
Sell 'you hFsalI estate oefn anyudssHripi
ti1nsSFA aintiHg Ydt nfora past favors,i
We are Very TRULY SoHrS Elmer e.
HaBazT BENZ! }Ass HoleoMhesnnIh2 4l22
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15

MAILE TUKHEBSos 7 6HIHEFFEsD O rAN
Conttmefejal II Rnisting,d Bank :, and,
pOffice IStstianeEy, stey, of, AL skipds.f
sKecGrf pFlP}t sShon, BPx d9ss Lamb
ertyills, M 10 u Iri Phone 84f1fR b"oe tins
ELECTRICAL workDef salia 4sds.y
| Power and lighting estimates frees,
Write pr cali for 9elca lighting DEM
onstration. Horace Cullen, 56 Cor.
yell ST.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1921-04-15


hfesefsina of eYtrition and consequent
lowering Of resisting power. The Vase
NetYrs have tendency to play in
peir particularly. tboaea igy9Xy,e9rpipg
lxeSAxSEs which are alike, as tie eyes, y
Ne hands, etc. ho'R1oq1oo
&he Vase MotofsaNsavdsonde sohlg
appear to work in RaIrs safo members
which are alike. but s eer5taIn ,poEtil9PlnpsSe
of the body sympatheticaIly .respohd to to
stimulation in certain HNtfief PORTIONS
+Essesaeey Here Is
response between the rect and the
throat. Though the body be warmly
clad Gnld---Met- feet-Wiit result In a
depression in the circulation and gen.
s enary pHs' It'll Il sfbusb a'ast adt tss
Of sore throat. H0
III 1.-The inape of the neck has a sympa-
1nsv d aras SSSs; tie; s;sey It;
the neck is followed by common cold.
When the resisting powef4ef the mu-
cous membrane is lowered the germs
begin to dsysIopIrapIdY., Mature At
tempts tdCe{Bel i tlfeid } 81 sheeeking,
then comes shortr9eriod of ,dryness
of the membrane, which islfdlTowed by
watery discharge. If the cold stop
at this stogsiftLH atRaed 1wfli a st1y
discomfort and sno sdahgHsr.C sBut ti1ere
is tendency for the germs to go fur.
TIER Should they 90 upNarhl inint The
per sinues of the bone. between
EEm back of thee ely ebyowsI iHto9 the
cavities back of the cheek or along the
bony tubes, which lead from the THROAT
to the ears, serious COMPLICATIONS
which may require long ahd Continued
special treatment is apt to follow
Should they make their way backward
-tht throat and lungs may become in
fected- making %ah s6en / Eoadx&r
germs of pneumonia or tuberculosis.
Nv When cssq GAP nfcessfatted, Che
germs become more virulent and when
eoughed or sneezed alueEaEyS likely
to penetrate the mucous membrane of
Other persons. TheEefYer Up @cspunt
of this fe9ninau lchSiitS, bffopf lwb&
are suffering FROM |h6t 8 KNOWN a.
common cold should avoid close con-
tact with other persons, and should
never cough or sneeze Without cover
ing the mouth and nose with hand
Is sse s. sa,a e. II Z saesafss
about using drinking vessels, knives,
forks and spoons aftE any person
hYhg cold. DaIa
H'hel secretions of the mouth and
nSse esH1 tis1SSsi aSaSs 1a
at gil times-especially before eating.
NVhatever depresses the physical fore-
Nesfof the body-predisposes it to colds.
AS for instance, insufficient food or
sleep. ovf 2ati{ pe akaMkind Dec
WORK, ea,ta rnhOoIaysea. AA
il sTo, guard against colds. clothing
lI sHRHiS v We til sn NasN 0te5if
p shSes in damp weather, roper house
\ liberalization with the temperature never
! b Bso3IY.ee 100 YsssfsfU IKsap tbe1 F1in
clear land the muscular system toned
Is9y7 7sy stemafIe daalyI axsrcise. an
y rGrDwded Placts< such las Sstreet 6aEs,
and opubIic gatherings, usually poorly
ventilateaI jhao btdr dteatedS Are ideal
ether foF caiitiafedhg ior spreadinef
colds.
If conAntHfi 4toaf SHOWS a tendentsa
to extend to the throat and lungs, con-
suit a physician at once.
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SALESMAN WANTED w.Tod solicit
sb Qrdeys foflLuairicatfngl Oils Greasesg
and Paints. ,.Addfesso Ihe Victor OH
Go..1Gleveland, Ohio.
rEEE55KE5{A Ho NASH FEED }94 lgfEfingg,,
>, Hens: TO- per cent, .npeato $3.50 the
100, On cars here. Frank Birds Mil.
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1921 En- ii ;ss .]PF:'., .'sM VI.

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YOUR lGARDEN with good
strong plantsbs Satisfied customers
for 15.years ,preye that, eyrs are good
Iranssklanted, hardened early cabbage
CaulifIower and lettuce now, ready,
25c dozen at the farm, $50 tdAMere1
Strawberry plants Nick Dinner ,S1,50
Chesapeake 81, 0Q.4 HHrhsrtdqn 400,
Pansyi Plants kSteessllex Mastt88ddoh
large, HeaHtifll many diffifisedfei eli aalf
ors. sPne Aake y9lr sSelIfctiyoIf5tr a 55ag8a .
from L smbsertSii{e ~ 6id BFah fs ists'
Pike # o7ARpFu 9ta rPPhAY4s as7TRR3I
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FARM WHNNtEp ~ wan, xeeo near
Gf 55en RrIS faF2g faT # sa1s
Howard, 9GhantpDaaifgnnn, Illi1ftooiissnoItd nj
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NOTICE for ,gths;; cqWeaisncA qef
look at ceRttary 1861 viii Ba a at
,Riverview w Cemetery ea-the-Sundays
of April 18th and oath, between the
hours sof one and four O'CLOCK Einakf
=, ~ ,ff IA y e 4ta. a4s44 4At4
! = ing Car ogH@A2 MIST ~ Ahfats
1 For cash, P. o. Box 800, New Hope,
Pa. hsiLnne anlad YIno ion ii as1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-05
PUEBLO EDUCATORS TO
Be OFFERED TESTS

The State Teachers College at Gree
les vii soon offer to Pueblo toach.rs,
thru br. Jacob iicildman Of the p,y-
choiogy department, a course in Mon
tol tcsts. Tho class viii begin about
September Is and viii be held ever
Friday at I o'clock
1t 10 now quito ncrally recognized
by leading educators that tho firu
essential to progress of tho child iu
learning + tho adaptation OF the task
to tho capacity OF tho teacher.
Tho Intelligence test Is one OF the
most important means OF determining
whether tho school work is well adapt.
I'd io the ability of tho child.
The topics 10 'bc treated In tho
courSr ar" types OF mental tests hir-
torical sketches OF their Development
preparation for use. value to The
teacher. superNisor. aud principal: re
liability and limitations: principle ur
mental testing; changes In tn method
of testing, expressing rcsult, and
scoring
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-05
new YORK TEAMS SETTING FAST
PACE FOR PENNANT C0NTENDERS

New York, sept New York's two
teams arc setting faster pace than
the Pittsburgh Nationals and Clevo-
land American pcunsnt contcnders
The Giant and Yankees arc getting
steady pitching and are hitting we'll
Pittsburghs weakness at the bat has
wasted much good pitching, while
Cleveland's heavy batting has been
offset by unsteady pitching. Tho two
st. Louis teams are expected to finish
in third place
PittsburEs obtained onc-gamc lead
today defeating Cincinnati while New
York lost 10 Boston, Cleveland gain
cd half game by defeating Detroit.
while rain held up the Yankees.
In the National league Pittsburgh
lost ten games out ur thirteen up TO
Saturday and New York won ten
games and lost three.
st. Louis took three straight Semes
from tho Pirates.
Boston has recovered from its slump.
Erooklyn's good pitching IL accom-
panied by light stick work. Cincinnati
and Philadelphia arc setting an even
pace. With the exception Of Alexander.
Chicago's pitchers arc doing none too
well.
In tho American >ca-uc. the New
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-05

The Central football team is getting
ready for their 1921 season. After
weeks Of planning new tactics. forms
tions and trick plays tho time has nov
arrived when tho husky CcntraiitcA
viii gather together on the Central
grounds TO Try their skill In plung
ing, center rushcs and end runs.
In order that no time will he lost
this season Don Alley was elected cap
tain of tho team at tho close Of last
years season. Coach Pitts and Alley
have hcnn looking over their aNaila bic
material and VIII issue uniforms TO the
players tomorrow or Tuesday after
noon. There Is y large number of boys
going out TO practice this year. Central
viii have the advantage OF six foot
bail letter men TO start their team this
season. these six have shown up cspe-
cislly good last season and will make
lblc teammates for tho many others
Who have worked hard but did not
Gain their letter.
Coach Pitts viii not have raw mate
rial to work with because Of his fufc-
thought in organizing spring football
giving many who had not played be-
furc - good taste Of tho game. This
years team will probably average i5u
pounds
To ccntral's already efficient coach
ing crew there has been added another
experienced member. Mr. Iiogler who
viii teach chemistry and mathematics
at Central is an old hand st tho gon-
tic art Of football, he was assistant
football coach at the University of
Pennsylvania and viii be q helpful in
structor of the Wildcat eleven Those
who make up tho complete coaching
squad are Coach Pitts. Physical Drcc-
tor Hulng. Mr Kent and Mr Iicgler.
Coach Pitts has his schedule almost
complete now except for game or
two at tho ond OF the season.
Tho following Is Ccntrsis 1921 foot
ball schedule.
Oct. s-F1orcuc- vs. Central.