davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

summary: T"uchdoVNns r. Virginia,
Rinchari Foster. Harris. stephenson.
Goals from inuchdown-lIall CD.
Harris th substitutes. FOR Nir-
ninia--rictrick for Niche. Foster for
Witt 3uhhard FOR oppicman: Niche
for Dietrich oppl"nan for Hubbard !:
Giackfnri for clark: Ward FOR Fen
wick Hubbard FOR opplcman. Harris
for Maphis Robertson for liaUkins.
Campbell for Niche. Iundei FOR
Davis Winston for Shackclforh: Car
riurtou for Foster: Roucy for Hack
ford: Luke for iiall. iicnuessCy for
Ward Stephenson for Iundci Dunn
for Harris: Weaver fnr Winston.
pnvids"n-Fi"lds FOR Erice; Homer
Tor liuntci McAii.stcr f"r Sheppard;
Alien Tor Homer. Sorr"llS iur lafar
Referee Gooch virginia.. Umpire
Harrison ,WnshinGtun and I.cN
Head liurSiuan-N Haywood ,Soath Ini~
uliuup Time of qUartrrs-l2 and I"
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

IT'NTN, IIOHK u, IIUTNEbF. T'OUbI"
play Bancroft and Kelly. Left on
bas"-New York. :: -. Louis. Il Base
on balls.-"ir Doak. ! on barnes. |.
ilits-of Toncy. 8 IN . IL innings
"if barnes, Il in 81 SiruciS out =.
10y D"ah. >; hy Eaincs :. Passed la II
--tiae,"n LOSING pitchcr-'rnncN
lmpircs Klein and Mccormick. Time
10,
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sun ok.

''"'fH'I1 '-Dn-r hIi-Wsai,
rom nuns, FiuEegpn Gr.rnnc "a.
stolen ID; Discrimination. par,.r.
-. Purns. Double plays Baker to
N"h'"r Keller 20 W.af.r LEI; IN
b'N"- firhm"nh g SUFFOLK {. Pass
IN pailH-"f Finn gan. J. on Gr.eu.
en- SNYDER Hits on F.nne IAN.
IN INNINGS "T Green. mono In 2
u'ain*S on toog.,. 3 in innings. an
Sn!"er in e-2 innings struck ont
fihncSar, by Green. .. is
'""t'h hN Mnnauk. !. wild ultc,
snyder amd Brown. T!pn ar ,o,,.
20 rn1ir"s Wns,crvcl, and
Drta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
Amcrlcan A..oclalIon Mc-nIt..

Columbus, q milwaukee, y,
Louisville. .; ST Paul. !.
indianapolis, 2-5; Minneapolis. S-l.
Toledo, -. Kansas city. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
KiciImond. IL: suffolk. {.
Portsmouth. o; Newport News. :.
Rocky Mount. g.: Wilson. ..
NnrfnIk. =: TMrhOrO. l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 1: rhiInfelpliii. :.
ISronkl,n. .: Cincinnati. > GO innings).
-. Louis. -; New York. I.
Isnstnn- & hiCMRN lrninl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

summary Two-bnsc hits--Ellorho
t2). McMnnus t3,. I.eibold. Davis. Sis
Ter SEVERED Thrce-base hits--i.ee.
Davis Home run--Elierbr stolen
hasc--Si$lcr. Sacrifices williams.
Jacobson. Double piay--Coliins 10
Foster Lee To McManus TO Sisler.
LETT on bascs-Boston. 8; 81. Louis.
i3. BaScs on ballS--Om Myers. 8: Oft
Dodge. |. Iitts--onf Jones. in 4 in
ming: on Myers. II in !; OF Dodrc.
in / Struck nut-by Myers, l:SbY
Davis :. Losing pitcher--.I ones.
Empires Nallin and chm. Time
40 .sit
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Brooklyn . ...... 00i 060 DOL 81
Cincinnati :. ...... 02h 000 Gao o..
Summary: Two base hits-IIar-
grave. Mycr~ Johnston. Thrcc-baso
h!t-llargravc. Brcsslcr.
kopf. Schupp. Double plays-Bohnc.
kopf and Fonscca: Gordonicr. Ward
and Schmandt. Left ON baSc-Cin-
cinnati. 6: Brooklyn. .. Base on balls
OF Marklc, .: ~ordonier. >: Schupp.
J. Iits-off GordOnier. 5 In in
nings: off Schupp. none in 3. Hit by
pitcher--by Schupp G5ohne). Struck
out-hy Marklc, :. Gordonicr, :.
winning pitchcr-Schupp. t'mprcS
Hart and Brennan. Time OF game
100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

i,hEciY: bou-lass FOR Hun: Gray for
Wc@rott. Fculkncr for .Ntwcll. Farley
for bunting: Costello for shannon;
RYDER t"r N'nablc. Roanoke College
SmOoi for Woods: Oakley for Wicd-
crwitz; Johnson for Rice. Referee
ltaftcry CIV and ID. empire
Shults CIV. and 10 Head l.n"sman
E"hcrtpon Timckcepcr-itead N
VI. ID Tine Of quarters l0-l2-l2-lU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

WHERE TiIES riiN TODAY
Cleveland at New York.
Detroit at Washing ton.
Only two games scheduled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, -: New York. u.
philadelphia. 81: Chicago. lis.
Washington. ); lbriroit. I.
Boston, 2-D; ST. I.ouis ILL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

international, I.rngur Results.
Baltimore. 3: Jersey city, {.
Rochester. IL; Syracuse, ..
Buffalo, 9; Toronto, D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25


state College position Ran Ma
Baum. right end Digc
Floyd ...... right trckl" lIockman
Eea,tv .. right guard ... Ron"
foSiipn ...... enter ...... Good.
FL ,crhcc LEFT guard ~ Roll
farS"n ..... .Icf: trckic $500. Smo.t
WeHrn ........ left end ..... smith
Picrson quarter back Edmunds
Norwood p. richt halfback Weaver
Park let hni'back BauS1rmnn tcl
Lassitcr ~ .fuIliack I.ouscrnI,n
summary: scoring bv periods:
state College - IT % u ,-nI
randolph Macon - u u q a. u
state College SCORING: T"uchd"wu.,
Park on. W"arn. Goals from
t"n:hdowns-- Park 90. Fnuccttr
statc to!lcp" suhstItuiiuns Sirnnr
Tor WrIrn. Wcarn for Strnng: John
son Tor l.assii'r: Fauccttc for Nnr-
wood: Van san, for l:oStiau; Miller
Tor Eilrrbce: tHlcrbcc for Hcatt,:
Broom for iiHum; Hodges for ri,rsn,,
Randolph Macon Hubstitu;inns
scott for Digs; McLcm"rr for W.,
Yer: Bridgcf"rih for I:oll. Referee
HENDERSON Ubhio Wcsicyau) IImnirs
SIMPSON tHaylnrD Head lIucnan
D"aii Wuiiford) Time az nrr.,,.
lie. 10. - \.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

cincinnati.

''cd i"r |"r"onicr in eighth.
Kan for l;ncthcr in eighth
I'at'cd for Ward in ninrh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-25

lo'aIS "....... - > . 80 iG
MATTED for Markle i'm tenth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
SUGAR

.,ry Y,rl I.ar lC- ~" l"ra' M :,
o.. for ,.,n ..r.Ir MAS da,,l I"I'> and
,r:r,.. W,-r unchanged ct A."h~ 10Y
,.rtrIfuELI, win 40 business reporter
IN. raw SUGAR futures market wHE =
shade lower under scattered vunrmi*>l"n
L,uSr &,,l.u". hui trading was light
WIN opc,1tv-s .n,Nncd /" await decd.
n,.r,uts ~ the spot market. Closing
,..I.,.- w,rr unchanged ~ points net
,,v.r July closed 2SN: September
Is and March 2.5l. all lid.
SO changes occurred In m" refined
rr7..~Rcr. nor was tn"r" any increase
noted IN t." demand. Prices arc quoted
ut 80 lc- TN" grnaulat"l by all re
In refined futures th'~r were only
,vn 10, cr September traded IN wi0'
'a. understanding slightly easier ard
.,'r.InE quotations = - ~ points net
,rw"r .IIly Nuuu-' and September
,...s"d a. 10 and October al S.. all
LIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

Vow York. June lC.--pr m" m"rr""'
-, rapcr L, M6't ENrh1nG" h'IN2 ,
,.:.r.iuE 90 ia! bills and 'oiAh'r''A; "11
Il vi; ON hank. 272: commercial b.
,;,y bills. a.7I", demand, $50 l.. tabi'S.
" IN. Francs: demand, S.VA. cao.r.
\ TO- I;c,gian francs: Demand. -
,...3!.s, 1.yG. Guild"rs: Demand. $50
It,, - IL Lire: Demand, A." .
.,,hl,y AIS. Marks: Demand. lAc: g.
ill.,. i.43. Greece: Demand. Cl%. Sw',
den: Demand. 2230. NorMay: DEMAND
Il@S. Argentine: Demand. @u.'', lT!'
zitian: Demand. 1887. Montreal. 10
rcr cent discount. Government b"h4-
:.ud railroad bonds easy.
Time loans steady: 40 days. 90 day
six months. So pr cent
CaIi money easy. h'Ea ,%'2' low " ;
ru!l,g ra.". Jig: closing bid. ,. oiierrh
a, 81. last loan, J!2. bank accent
AnrES. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER

Point Pleasant w. Va, June lt.-
Golden Callicoat. charged with first de-
gree murder in connection with the
death Of sixtecn-year-old Clayton
Krcpps. z ncighbor. was acquitted by
jury N criminal court hero last night.
Callicoat testified that he did not IN
tend to shoot krepps. but to scare him.
He told The jury that the shooting &C.
cured when he discovered Krepps and
another boy raIding his onion patch. The
other lad. Cell Black. was shot N the
arm
Attorneys for the defense COMMENDED
that the killing would have been juSu-
lied IL !, had been intentional.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17


Lob" ."rr,iuoH. II Main street. died
=. 500 v'&'crday "f+"Ero"H from elects
t." ,.'...l..:;y sustained whI,c painting
:. houa.. in Beech Bottom.
According 10 reliable parties Mr.. Fer
, "pIu"l. was painting house IN E""rh
8 lio,rom when h. cam" into contact wiki
an uncovered electric wirc. II" WAS
thrnwn u rrra; distance from the house
- III, shock Of the electricity. Help
SION a~ri' Ell "m tn" scene and he WAS
=, moved! L. IL" N"rth Wheeling Hosp
ray wh"r" he surrUmhcd few hours
'.,t"r. Tie ~A+ We'll known in THIS city
and many will mourn his heath.
Delightful Lawn Pete
\ dcUghifui 'ifrc was had by iare"
nurrcr q: p,"pIr last evening - tie
rryi,Ienr" -. Charles kurhcr. EOggS
Ran. Nh"rc tho Ladies' Aii Society "i
til. =, MATTHEW'S church he'd lawn
fc'c Al present enjoyed themselves 10
ln,. uinl">r SnG the committee IN char2"
Of In" :.r,;r urEerI" nos Il iitt!e amount
# crcGi'.
Pythians Meet Tonight
The REGULAR meeting OF the n!icrfr
Ranks Of knights OF iyth;as viii! be
ncid ihiS evening in It's hail on Main
street. quite - b:l Of enthusiasm l.
circulating about inlS 'l'F III r'E"i" {"
the I.llsrurch nI"m"r!al SUNDAY and
almost Hftv local Py.-'.ans arc AT" eH-
r"r,inE 10 make the trip and he present
in the OBSERVATION. All those gong arc
r,our<tcd to be present a. the meeting
tonight.
Veterans Memorial Day
Tho E,r.nlurc and ONO Veteran as
>n..ia'iou -: tho local shops of tho Il &
- ra.IrCaL will hold annual memorial
services Sunday .ftera"ou az tho Me
Me. hen school auditorium
Bsnwood Briefs
Mrs. Hazel HaIal Toolhman. and son
Harold. "r S,rawsbure, @. are Visiting
for short lin" Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Tayn" OF Water street
4 now Gag viii hr Installed on the
,:,v ruillius in 4 few days.
Mrs. X y. Erys"n. 81 North Mar
shall street. lcrt Yesterday for Williams
town where she Will VISIT her sister,
Mrs Leo Rrewstnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
WAGE AGREEMENT RATIFIED

Washington .iunr Ga new working
q. ,:"orns"'.i rmbrdl ing - - 7cr cont re-
Il action ~ N.:..'+ HdS -h'itcd 10y mo
Shipping Eoard and r"r"c~ru'a'. "t
HE rn.r.nc engineers toda, n..i deposit
r,l with Secretary ~ Labor i'aN.S.
The u.w wlg" ~r'.:r j.. r,u.,' effective
Ian, e. Z. VI. anu..unrr,i. and wi. COZ
t.muc ~ ,i.""' uu,i, p.r"uh"g 81. n"Nt.
! similar agrcomcrl VS. reached VII
radio OPERATORS. II Sa< added. ani "incr.
T. b. rc:u. .lcl win represent ,.Ne>
o.: the sr4mer. urcmeu and COILS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
NEWS OF BUSINESS
Reading Coal Movcm.nt Drops.

HhI'ad"lil..; ~. .iunn i'-.. lurIS d"
r.unth of Apr.!. l.l%@.H7n tons az M'u-
m.ruuN ,rdl was tranSr'i''i "Nc' N"
I.h.."dr,rh!l y H".d:ug l"''r"d, 'hm-
I,red with l.I?G.5j- toms the 'or''*-
pending month last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
prrrsRURaH LIVE STOCK

p,,tsnuryh. Juno le.-tin," Re-" "i'
, 900. lower. Neavies, $S.iE -; he.
workers., light yorkors and ila>, S.''n
S.To. mn
sheep and Ihmes--P'' "II'-. ~"
steady. Top sheep. a6.t'' ''' '''""
Caives-Receipto. le'' steady. Tor
~ea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
HEADS NORFOLK SOUTHERN

New YORK. June il. - George r.
LoyAn. formerly director OF operations
Of tho Southern hallway System, today
was elected presiden: OF the Norfolk
southern Railway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
N, Y. COTTON MARKET

Wneel.nr. " Va. June Is. '2l
Furnished TIE lU'e.! E"ur"r by A. #.
NaStsu 6 Co. m"m0c~' New York StocE
t.y.l,nnEe Second floor National Bank
O.: y Va BldS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheellng. W. Va. June g 81
Furnished The Inteli!GeaCer by \. Il
Aasten & Co members II he New YoTA
stock Exchange Nat!oual Bank Build
lrs, Wheeling. W. Va, Louis +. Brand
Resident Partner
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

W-.cr..Hg. ". Va. Juno IS. 81.
Furnished RI" lu'eii!ErnCe- by \. T.
uaxicn & Co. members Boston STOCK
Exchange. second f!O"i National f'dnN
MD.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

~ en,'"r ~ w. I'.u" =. -.
Furn. l~I Inc I0lcLIGcn eI b. \. f
Alastsr Il 90. members New York STOCK
Exchange S"'crG floor NatIonal bahS
- -. AlRC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST
CROOKS!

CROOHSI
BY a burglary Insurance policy IN the
Trtvelcrs-pruvi1e complete protection
and indemnines you fully for losses
Delay is dangerous.
MAYORS Insurance Agency
Phone $3.50 National Bank BAT.
Ask foc Zerma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Vi. l1n" IS. -.
Furnished The lnictliGen'rr by II
N,>'cu & 20 meIuh"rn !itIiburEh Sloca
Exchange. second ilO"r NHt'o"a. ''"hA
-,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
open { High Low Close

lash quotations. Wheat 80. red
kItiRSNio: -. " hard &l.4" 1T.
Torn 80. white. = g, n 30; No :!
yellow. CO.. n ~ ~.
Torh. nominal: Lard, $3.50; RIBS. s'.7@
Sru
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
Eerraiuoli Killed

took r,r, in 10 play bui rccl;cG in
!. ,.,.ftf,,1 In1uDt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

"ScveuAears Bad Lu;k" SHOWN 4;
EruwocdN Theatre Juno 20ta- lfir" ="
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-30
Old Paper Tells of DAYS When Robbers
Infested All Roads Between Corpus
Christi and Brownsville

uffiaff rufff gtalarfai afd tfaff.
tpbb Hau ilfaFf aho DEALER %
1iNHtH. ffN lhHuIfE.i HfEHt
a. NfHt a ~ fsisfefta faffFt
ana family efr4 tas Nafef errtef
Coos y ~. 1saIffs iH lumber gaf1
~ tfapifa 4 C4 % Hanl.
eefff iitltH. nfaffleai nAafi afigiit
MNspl assei 1fe lFtftoaee
4nf1l IIfE'ff UfrrflHf1f Hf. tafls
NrffI mfals s<Fftd ~ $50 frlrf
tie1fg Foster fpsbi1fatis lafbtf
nn1 nHf fff tpfntiff tne ~
gamef.
f.J nreFHef fauul merchant
ann HnipyinE aetnf af a a hies-
b.. Ffank. ufolsssin ana rsfal msf.
rnarf rDrHef fhnrafral an1 Lawrence
eff.fta
iaseaathd s. H mas1 fer
reye aaf f1atfrii.H af hW cfaffrfeI
street.
Wafs 4 Hn affeneya ~ aa
lfilcF on Chai.aifal a'feat nfl m ~
Iamsf
ftis q mnbtr sisH saein.ef 80
fcy1f lni aftcrhtr ~ h "e'f
we1rr xaesarug atrhmassr
cod msttiHiH Htlltf 4lirf l
Hlsr.llfa afffsf
Gras Ifa DEALER n fa 1E
eef'fs aeasa sapa sfc chararfai
HramntflI a Hstan. faa.e h4la
s aln nfrfr'rt et At
" 81 Ataoef saisr 81 aafsru.
HNto f rtHt4IInt
if 81. frer tfrtrr cfe flffat
aaT hl Ffafl uafraer cfr Har-
~ ~ wtcf satg. aratf far % D.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-30

cotton, but On grain cattle produce,
coffee sugar dry goods and other com
modities that the average man Is inter-
esied in.
The Caller carries the ful leased wire
reror Of The associated Press. the
HorId greatest news gathering agency
and you can read detailed news ac-
counts IN The Caller, many hour
earlier than in other daihes that come
into this section. Then TOO. there are
those exclusive n. r. a. feature stories
Just Folks" poems by Edgar Guest;
those conlical cartoons Mutt and Jeff
end Bringing lp Father" az funny %
The grown-ups as ~ the Riddles Ring
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-30

Iardner letters. with laugh % every
ine. and many other exclusive features
that you wil. find only 10 the dailieE 81
the larger cities
Every man, woman and child should
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We are passing through an era Of re-
adjustment, and now especially should
everyone read newspapers II Is duty
that individuals owe themselves 20
keep posted on current events on the
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can keep W touch ~ilh The rest of The
world g By reading the daily news
papers
Many farmers throughout this section
have cotton they are holding for q
higher market The Callers daily re-
port on cotton keeps them informed Of
the market price. Not only does The
Caller carry daily market report on
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-30
Girls! Save Your Hairl
Make II Abundant

Immediately after q ~pan3trins" raaa-
sage. your hair tAkea 90 aew lie, lustre
ana wondruus beauty, appSxF2g twite
A. heavy nnd pieEtifal. besA1se each
hair eeeass 70 huf and thi,ktn. Dson't
Ist your hair stay Esslsss. eclorlsss, PLATA
OK scraggsy. You, too. wait lotA q long.
strong. Beautiful hair
A 1s-eeat bottle II d1Aghtfal
@Danaerinc" freshtas yvur scalp. checks
dandruiE and fAlling hair. This stla.-
ulstine beauty tonic gives 20 this.
duil, fading hair that youtkfni hrs~ttaess
aad abundant tAsckaess-Al drusgiassi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-18

FILLING EVERY NEED OF THE SEASON WILL PROVE NOT Only
PLEASING FROM THE STANDPOINT OF QUALITY, VARIETY II LEI
CJANDISE AND OF SERVICE. BUT THE MODERATE PRICING A ELL
WILL CARRY THEIR APPEAL TO JUDICIOUS BUYERS
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
NEED OF ADDED FACILITIES
BADLY FELT BY REVIEW
EVERY UNION MAN CAN HELP

II YOU notice any change In TINS
issue of the Review. do not lay 1t TO
the weather or to lack of our anlbi-
ton TO give our readers the best pos.
sihle. In line with all other business,
The Review Is going through a period
of depression that requires retreneh-
ment To the last ditch, time when
business of every sort must practice
the utmost caution II IL Is to continue.
The Review has grown and VIII
grow. The temporary retarding OF It's
progress is a condition facing all bust
ness. and will pass with time. Mean
time, the reorganization of the Re
view will continue. Our first hopes
of being able TO establish larger and
more upto-date shop have not been
abandoned: the stringent times have
only delayed the game, as 1t is delay
Ing all games
II h hoped Fly the first OF Septem-
her to have In the Twin Cities one OF
the best labor press equipments In
the middle west and that the Labor
Day edition of The Review will be the
product of this plant. With the new
plants The Review will be bigger and
better. and of more service to its sup
porters than has been possible In the
past.
SO, folks, be considerate, be pa
tient, and help the cause OF nnoaism
by getting behind YOUR paper.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Aatbands Have Meaning.

There's reason for placing the bow
of the hatband at the left side, which
dates back 70 the days when men used
TO settle their troubles with sword.
1t was very necessary then TO be able
to draw ones weapon at n moments
notice quarrels broke out almost
without provocation. Feathers or
hanging plnmes were always worn on
tie left side. so that there was no
chance of their interfering with the
freedom of the sword arm. As time
went on, feathers gave place to rib
hons, sometimes used to secure the
hat to the head; the ends of these
were brought TO the left side to be
nut Of the way of the right arm. When
men ceased to settle their quarrels
Summarily With weapons, the left side
Of the hat continued To carry any lit
tie extra decoration allowed on 1t; and
there II has remained to this day.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
CAPITAL RESPONSIBLE
FOR LABOR UNREST
AND UNEMPLOYMENT

Milwaukee. Capitalism is re.
sponsible for the labor unrest and for
unemployment. Capitalism can make
the Job Just as secure for the worker
as IT makes investments secure for
the owner. but It won't do il at pres
emit" declared John r. Commons, pro-
fassor of political economy at the
University of Wisconsin, 10 the Ma
t.onal Conference Of Social Work.
ecapitniism. 10 save Itself, must
solve the unemployment problem. Cap
italism can solve unemployment by
making ltse'f fin ncially responsible
for finding the workers job When
an employe. lays off man he should
be conaeiled 10 pay the man rea'
zonahie amount. say 81 day. for at
least l3 wesas year while the man
Il laid off. This will make the en-
ployer arrange work in his own bust
moss and also look for work for the
men in other places in order to avoid
paying the unemployment charge on
his industry.
THE cold.blooded, thick.skinned
man succeeds in modern industry. You
must force him to assume unemploy'
ment as n financial obligation and he
will take care of himself just as he
has under our accident compensation
laws"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
STOP -sLLERs r JsH GOODS
American Interests IN China Employ
Them to Extol the Virtues OF
Their Wares.

In China the American advertisers
have shown their alertness in meeting
the difficult situation Of few newspa-
pers and a public 30 per cent Of whom
are unable TO read or write. ChiaeSe
story tellers-itinerant who wander
about telling stories 10 groups of by
ISLANDERS wherever they can dra"
crowd--were adopted" At firs: me
story tellers were paid to weave INTO
their tales a few lines OF advertising
then this proved so successful thhi
the plan was developed until now the
story tellers are put through a regular
course of training In the stories they
are To tell. The story tellers use
brass ,lisk-lIke instrument to draw
their crowds and are a time-honored
Institution. TO make this method Ell
fectiye II was necessary to pick oui
goods that might make wide appeal.
The cigarette concerns originated fhe
ihea. and most successfully. Others
since have taken up with H.
Owing to the Inability Of the bnlk
of the population OF China to read
or write. newspaper advertising Is
comparatively Limited and few pa
pers are printed for the Chinese.
Pictorial appeal to the eye is gener-
ally IN nse n The form of posters,
praei ienlIy all of which are printed
In China and some of which use
colors freely. All sorts of posters are
In use The cigarettes sold are large
~ made from American tobacco by
British American interests and are
praduced In China by natiye workers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1921-07-08
Needless Frettino.

Speaking OF needless worries, we are
reliably informed of chap who fret
ted himself sick for two weeks because
he had swiped an umbrella In a res
taurant. He went around growing
pale and kept looking over his shout
der on rainy days, fearing that the
owner might pop up. After the second
painful week of this sort of thing he
told his wife about 1t, and proposed TO
send. the umbrella to the police lost de-
partment.
"What" she screamed. "Why, you
Boob, this Is the umbrella bought you
Christmas, and here are your initials
worked inside the covert"
1t had merely been travelling the
rounds of fellow swipers.