davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
New Orleans Entries

First race tpurse s7oo; claiming; maiden
sGo.year.o eG olds: six furlonss>,-sPi Pinnela, sS !;
Accordant: los: Prudence. 1o1: Kedawick.
10; paul Micou. 1ol: Billy Buttons. los;
Track. 105; Hermoden. 1o5.
Second race tpurse $500: claiming: for
four -year-oide and upward; six furiongs)--
st. Just 10; P5etsnaer l1s Charles J.
Harry Rudder. 40; sIron Boy, ITO; Serv-
Ice star liS; PRINCESS Lou, lo7; 'Ameriesn
bpsss 1s leer aas, e NY FT; IA The
1o7; Broncho Billy. lis.
Third race tpurse $500; claiming for
four year-o!ds ana upward; six furlonEs)-.
wing iis m iis nsys s01 o7 Fly
Paper. 1915. Goldstone. ilo: Tiger Rose,
112; Donatello: 1l5: Madras Ginyham, lo7 ;
nona, avd dlo; no;, The Tsgms ilS; corksy W.
ITO: Squire Charlie, IFS.
Fourth race tpurse 500; allowances; for
wo-year-olds; SIX furlongs)-Trico. 1os:
los; Mary Maxim. ios; Stock Pin. liz;
Jake Berger, i15
Fifth race (purse s7oo; allowances: for
three year-olds and upward; one miiel-
incos. 1os: HoSey Baker, ios: Mysterious; lou
Gitl, 1os.
Sixth Race (purse 500: claiming; for
three-year.oids and upward: one milo and
Verify. los: sJohn Arbor. Ioo; Biazonry.
III: Johnny Overton. 1oSt: sAlcatraz, ie6;
eShe Devil. l0S; sLady Ward. 1oa; Thir-
teen. Ill: Counterhaiance. M1; sMiss Fon-
1907 youns Adam. Ill., DR.. Campbell. Ill;
Car I'LL.
Seventh race {purse s7oo; Claiming; for
three-year-olds and upward: one mile and
xteenth)-sBallybell, los; sThe Colleen
Bawn. lo6; Ollie Wood. HI; Little Ed.
III; Joe Joe. 1os On High. los; Harvest
King, III; L'Enjoieur. III; Old Faithful,
1oS; szonc d'Armee, 100; King Trojan.
los; sJcrry. io6; 'Llns Boy. 1867 Crimson
Rambler. to3; Serbian. ili; sRicheftcu, iQe,
sApprcaAion allowance Canned.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Williams to Use Six.
Man Hockey Team

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. Dec IL
Although the Williams hockey schee,
ule for the coming season has not oeeh
announced. strong array OF opp
nents will be faced by the Purple.
Games have already been booked W,sa
Yale. West Point. Columbia and An
herst. Captain Beckett has been O.. O..
rectins the practice Of the team ,hus
far, as no coach has been named .
yet. Joe Peacock, of Pittsfeld. Is e.
pected to take charge Of the Team
after the holidays. r
Wiliiamswill use the sixman team
this year instead Of the seyen-msse
team as has been the case in the PSF
The six-man system is being ad9p'..
quite generally by American colleges
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
OTHER RESULTS


London irish. o. London Scottish, II;
Harlequins, 1G; Richmond, IL; BlaclSnea tn
II; Rosslyn Park o. Llaneily. . Aberavon
Guys Hospital 10; Moseiiey, 5: Bath u
N,orthampton, 10; Coventry. o; Meath, 34;
PsnaFtn Piyoatn Ao|SS |S9wgort s2 nrassna
water sT.. 2S United Services, 9; Livsfpool,
!; Birkenhead. as Edinburgh Acads. 8;
edinburgh, 81; stewartonians. 4; Watson
ians o; Old Blues 6; London Welsh. O.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE. IsT DIVISION
Aberdeen. =; Motherwen, o; Albion Row
ers, o.; Rangers. ); Celtic. q; Clydebank,
O: Dumbarton. ;: Dundee. .; Talkirl. I:
J. MoEton, rs o. amton lidn,a A. = AT unitsa
clyde. /; queens Park, /: Wibernians. 5:
st. saGrri,1; Mirrsr Third LIZ I1snagli.
Broxburn. i Boness O; St Bernard. /;
H99wdenhessh fI9S. ssh. 4; Johnst9ne O. Dundes
Dunfermlne. 2: Kings Park. 3 Arbroatl.
2: ST. Johnstone. 3; 4Arinadale. 0; Vale OF
Leven. 4; Clacilinanan, =; Foxfar, /: Loch-
gelly, O.. ts.
ASSOCIATION. fSe. TSe KoTTp s5TTp QUALIFY
Brentford. 1; shiiton. o; oxford C., /;
Norwich CITY; Worksap Town q Nelson,
Celtic. o. Mansfield T., I: WalsaM, /:
Grimsby T. i; Tufnell Park. !; North
.; Newport County. o: dillingham;. 8: St. st.
Adams City. l. Southport G.. l Coventry
City, o.
RUGBY NORTHERN UNION
Barrow. 10: Broughton, s. Brandy, 6;
Huddersneld. s; Bailey, 5 Hull Kingston.
Keighlsy. o; Oldham. $; Stafford 9; wigan.
Il; Halifax, 4: Warrington. "a; Leeds. o;
Widnes. 81; st. }aelens,-4
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Alberts Retains Title

PLAlNF1ELD, N. j., Dec 17.-Anthony
Alberts, OF Scotch Plains, titleholder
defeated Arthur Hofheimer. of North
Plainfield, challenger, to-day in a 100
bird match at the Arrowhead Rod and
Gun Club grounds for the tri-county
challenge trophy for trap shooters OF
Union, Somerset and MiddIesex coun.
ties. Aiberts made score of % to 81
for his opponent
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
De La Sale Five Wins

The De La Sale Institute Five de-
feated the Seaton Hall Prep, 26 to 16, on
the formers courts yesterday after
noon. Close guarding Of the winners
boys being held without a single field
goal in the first half.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
x.l 300 Students in Court Ieaon~

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Dec. 17-With
approximately 1900 men participating
IN twenty-four leagues with total Of
l42. teams, intramural basketball is
under way at Ohio State. The sched-
'u!e calls for 500 games before the end
Of the season. Enrolment for basket
ball is approximately one-third heavier
than year ago. lntramural sports ara
in charge of Grant p. Ward, assist
sant varsity football coach.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Lafayette Court Team
TrOunces Susquehanna

EASTON, Pa, Dec. 1.-THE Lsfay-
cite College basketball team won It's
third consecutive game to-day when
the Susquehanna University tive vas
defeated, 36 to 16. Lafayette gained
the lead in the early part Of the battle
and was never headed.
Johnny Longsker, the diminutive for
ward. was the star of the game. net
ting five field goals, some from difficult
angles.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Fordllam Game Postponed

Owing to The difficulty Of securing
suitable court, the Fordham Univer-
sity- Cathedral College basketball game
which was scheduled for last night has
been postponed until tomorrow even
ing. The game will be played at the
Manhattan Casino.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Virginias' Game Date Set

- MORGANTOWN, W. Va, Dec. IT,
The annual football game between
West Virginia and Virginia universi-
ties next year has been set for Novem-
Der IS at Morgantown, it has been an
nounced. The game between the Noun
taineers and. Washington and Lee will
take place at Charleston, October q.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
C. n. Y. Cubs Defeated

Bryant High School, one Of the ieaS'
ing contenders for the p. ). a. .
basketball championship OF Queens: =, |.
feated the City College freshmen ~ ~ :
close game on the latter's court su 'ss' a
night. The final score was ~ 70 % X Z,
The score at half time wes II 10 =
with BRYANT in the lead.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
-Falco Soccer Players
Lose to Coats Eleven

PAWTUCKET, R. l.. Dec. 17.-The
j. 4 P. Coats soccer team beat the
Falco A. c. by 8 to in an American
League game here to-day before 1900
people. Coats led at half time by to O
scored by Weall, who replaced Bob
Millar at inside left
The 1ipa.un.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Wesleyan Five Beats Out
Stevens Team by 1924

The Wesleyan University basketball
team made a sensational squirt in the
second halt OF it's game with Stevens
Institute last night, and just nosed out
the Engineers by score of 26 to "a, at
Castle Point. Stevens led at the end
of the first half, II to II, but Captain
Robertson's great work put Wesleyan
in front in the second period. With
the score tied. at 24-24, Robertson
shot two successive foul goals for the
victory.
The line-up:
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Grand Circuit Stewards Nav
Adopt Tivo-Heat-Rule in 1922
Secretary of North Randall Track Will Try to Put
Over New Regulation at Annual Meeting in Cleve.
land Next Month; Would Make Races Shorter
By Frank S. Cooke

approach meeting Grand Cirenit -
held Cleveland January m
happy they could make few the rg linz
change own tracks arc con
zaon parent associations line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Helen Wainwright

Aileen o'Mara. n. Y. W. S. A. as sD:
MISS Claire Juskow, n. Y. wv. S. A. }(21 s)
second; Miss Grace Baer, n Y w. s. A.
(2l So, third. Time 1.4ia5
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

90, Crate (91. Brennan %. Howell. Ban
non CD, Rsyner. Rogowicz Foul goals
Reeves Go), Cole 90, Rogowicz.
b.titutes-Lafayette. Repa- for Craze
Lowry for Brennan Howell for King; Sus
quehanna. Graybill for Cole, Thomas To-
Ganney, Briggs for Eayner. Referee-Bi-
olehefmer. Time OF halvcs-20 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18

Floor ba sisets-Ro obertson (3). Conway
(3), Davenport, Parsons Bettrlan (3). Hig-
ley CD. Kurt. Goals from fou-Robert-
son (10), INurtz C0).
Substitutions Stevens, Armstrong for
Roth; Wesleyan. Parsons for Conway, Rus
sell Tor Parsons. Referee-O'She3, West
Point. Time OF halves--2O minutes
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
English Football Results

LONDON, Dec. 17-Dewsbury, of the
Northern Rugby Union, defeated the
Australasians team this afternoon, 13
Ia
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Yale Loses at Hockey

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lI.-.ss
Quaker City ice hockey team to-h,s1k
defeated the Yale University tes"'
goals to I.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
Penn Quintet Wins
Close Came From
Army; Score, 1923
Vichules Ties Score at Start
of Second Half; Craves's
Fine Work Brings Victory

WEST POINT, N. Y. Dec. 17.-1n a
close and exciting basketball contest
University Of Pennsylvania beat the
Army to-day, final score Penn, 90:
Army. %. Penn, going out in front at
the start, stayed there by slight mar
gin~until the finish except for brief
moment at the beginning of the second
half, when Vichules's field goal tied the
score at 12-12.
AT half time it was Penn, 70; Army.
TO- Graves's fine work was largely re-,
sponsible for Army's defeat, although
the cadets missed many easy shots, and
Roosma's hitherto fine work from the
foul line was especially wretched to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
City College Five
Defeats Princeton
Quintet by 1915
Great Shooting Of Fahrer.
Guard. Helps Local Play.
crs Capture Close Contest

The c. G. \. Y. basketball team dc.
feated the Princeton University FIVE or
the local court last night, for tnc first
time in four years, in close, hard
fought game. The score was ~ 20 IL.
Princeton was in front at the end Of
the frst half. Q to :.
Fahrer. the sensational right guard
Of the City College quintet practically
won the game single handed by scor-
ing f6 of his teams IS points. lie mad.
three field baakets and scored tvelv,
times fron, the foul mark
The game was featured b. clos.
guarding on the part Of both teams
There were only five Aoor baskets
scored in the entire samc. Anderson
Loeb and Fshrer scoring from the Aoor
In the frat half Loeb. of Princeton
scored the only goal from the floor.
The lineup:
Position. Cttg College (is, Princeton fis,
n. + .Klaubcr ....... k,sex,
C......-.. Anderson l;ain4s
l. Ct. Rasl,;n Y,t+n,er
Il @ .....-.F F2hrcr .....4-...........r,. r,.eh
Floor baskets--Tahrer 70, Anserson
Loeb. Goals from fori-Fahre- ft-) roel
tD, Brawncr go. Substitutes Col.
lege: Nadle for klauhcr Nlauber for
Nadlc, Nadle for Adelsteln Adclstesr IA,
Nadle. Hahn for Raslsin Rosonawits fo-
Fahrer Princeton: Brawner for ,r.srs. .v'
Correa for Wright. wright for Brawner
Jennings for Lceb. Winfield for Gaines Jes
tries for Is laess. Gaines for JeRrirs. Bra.
ner for Corrcs. Foster for Nittrler. Refcre.
Tom Thorp. Columbia J-inpi-e-Ed
lhorp. De La Sale Time OF halves, trcs-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-18
The lineup

TIC Ilne-up:
Pos Army Iniv ~ paw
l.. F.. .... Vichules Irnyt.,; = :, 49,, I..
r. F .Roosma .... posAna a.,
9. D2bezies ... (;Tares
i. g. Forbes s... N1i1ie y
r. Wood x~naaii,
Score-Penn.. 80; Army. 9S. Goals from
H3, nH3eid-Nichulss. 3; Roosms. 3; Forbes. /;
1AuntSlnger. Rosenast. Graves. 4: Miller 2 !;
sogeiin Goals from foul--Roosrna 9 cut
OF .; vichnles, out Of s; Graves. out Of
10 substitutes-DessIn for Rosenast: Ros-
enast for Dessin. Time OF haiyes-Twenty
Reieree--C. A. Reed. Springfield
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MARIA CHRISTINA LOPEZ

Acabamos de llegar del cementerio de
Naranjito, jadeantes, acaso debido a Ia
horrible enfermedad que nos viene aque
jando hace cinco amos. Fuimos en- corte
io fdnebre. cumpliendo con una obra de
misericordia, acompanando los restos
mortales de la que en- vida Sc lam6 Ma
ria Cristina Lopez, que cae en- Ell sepul
Gro los % amos de edad, LENA de ilusio
nes de esperanzas, despues de once
meses de dolencias infinitas.. Era la fina
da una violeta que Sc escondia entire las
demas flores de fragancia exquisite que
cultivamos en- ell jardin de Naranjito.
En- Ell lugar de costumbre, los j6venes
Manuel Rivera Vega y Luis Nieves, Que
estudia para ministro evangelico, des-
pidieron ell duelo con frases elocuentes,
encomiando las virtudes de la finada.
Recordando en- estos momentos al Illus
tire Jovellanos, escritor espafiol, decimos,
s'que tu espiritu, querida meta, cruce
la eternidad en- busca de los mios; es
decir, de nueve hijos que perdi en- los
embates del mundo apenas pusieron sus
pies en- los dinteles de 81, y de mis- pa
dres y mi esposa.
We esos espiritus; associate ellos y
dime donde estan, 81 son miseros di-
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UNA BoDA

Han contraido matrmonio en- CataIlo,
ante ell juez municipal de Bayam6n Lcdo.
Arana, la bella y distinguida senorita
Isabel Marcial ell talentoso y quito jo-
ven licenciado Serapio Rosado; ambos
muy estimados en- aquella sociedad.
La boda tuvo efecto en- la residencia
del 1lermano del novio, y aunque revis-
ito caracter intimo, clio no fue obice
para que asistiera un nutrido y selecto
grupo de damas caballeros, quienes
fueron esplendidamente obsequiados.
Deseamos los nuevos conyuges que
la luna de miel jamas cese de lucir en-
SUI vida matrimonial.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS
Sc ofrece.

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noche al acostarse, esta crema suav1zs
completamepte el cults y le da ia sua
vidad del terciopelo, una apl1cacion de
ella todas las noches le podra Y con-
servara su cults siempre terso y com.
pletamente hermoso. Precio 81 la GAIA
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'CRISTALES Y ESPEJOS' somos
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chosos.

chosos."
Y Dios, manantial fecundo de amor y
carload, que te otorgue en- esas miste-
riosas regiones ell premio a que te has
hecho acreedora por tus virtudes en- la
TERRA, y pide consuelo para tus afigidos
padres, que siguen llorando por tt.
No llore4nos mas la que sabemos a
donde ha lido; loremos por nosotros, que
nos hemos quedados en- la vida, como ma
We sin tim6n, expuestos a SECURE naufra-
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Sc aluuiIa.


Sc ALQUILA.-Local propio para
oicinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank, San Juan. p. r
SE ARRIENDA una finca de 14O cuer-
das de paste; casa vivienda; dos case
tas peones; propia para vaqueria. In
fcrmar&n p. r. Commercial Corp. Tan
ca Tetuan, San Juan P. r. 10-2
Sc ALQUILA una casa de siete habita-
clones en- la calle del Parque; comodida
des modernas, accessible por carros y
lineas de communication. Puede ocupar-
Sc embellishments. Para informes en-
la casa del frente, calle del Parque S8.
0-27.
Sc ALQUILAN habitaciones comodas
ventiladas en- casa de famiia. San
turce, parada 19, numero 160-Telefono
$50 azul. 1910
Sc ALQUILA una casa en- Ia calIe
Lopez Landr6n No. 20, Stop 43 LA. Inf
A. Lopez (hijo), Tel. sol, San Juan,
clio Aboy Vidal Y Co. Inc. 9-28
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Informaran en- la misma casa, telefono
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MATRIMONIO SOLO: Desea una O
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LEASE: Sc compra una casa con solar
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informes dirijase al Asilo municipal
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Sc DESEA un socio con $500 de Capi.
tal para quedar representardo dos gran
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"ANlO los nlnoS como los aQuELoS
estan expuestos a enfermedades de
- los rifiones, pero ambos tienen en-
Las PildOrGS de Foster Ia medicina que
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Algunos ninos tienen sus rifiones de-
bi1es por herencia, otros a consequences
de la virue1a, ell sarampion, la malaria, la
febre tifoidea, etc. Por consiguiente, los
nifios estan expuestos Sufr1r con mucha
frecuencia de Intermediates renaleS y los
padres deben estar muy atentoS cuando
notan que elloS Sc quejan de dolores de
espalda de las extrenidades, observer
carateres anormales de la orina.
La manifestation mas frescuente de la
debilidad de los rifiones es la falta de con-
troll sobre la vejiga hacienda actos que no
deian de ser desagradables, como eI
orinarse en- la CANA en- sus vestidos.
Nunca debe castigarse al niflo por estas
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la contrariedad eS perdonable.
ST su niiio esta debil Y triSte, 81 no Jue-
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Para Los RiToneS que han dado resulta-
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Media pildora despues de cada comida
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COIOcaclOnes.

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-07
OAKLAND NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. HI.
Wadleigh. Phone 1859 HI or $3.50.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Gardner entertained
the members of the Forestry club and their
families Friday evening at their home in
Forest avenue. Those present were: Rev.
and Mrs: q. q. Horne, DIR. and Mrs. J. L.
Heller. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G. Gardner, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Crouch, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Haney, Mr.. and Mrs Philip stachelback.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Keats. Mr.. and Mrs. G
+. Pribble, Mrs. J. n. Graft, Mrs. F. L.
Inns, Mrs. D. B. Haney, Mrs. X. Z. Taylor,
Mrs: c. Poort, Mrs Electa L. Herschel Mrs
J. g Trimmer. Miss Bessie T. Waite, Miss
Miss Gladys Herschell, Miss Pearl Poort,
MISS Geraldine Gardner, Miss Ruth Stachel-
beck, Miss Alice stachelbeck. Dorothy
Gardner, Ruby Poort, Mildred Banks,
Clara Haney, Martha Stachelbeck, Mr.. Har-
old Poort, Mr.. Arthur Trimmer, Mr.. e. R.
Pribbie, Jr., Elmo Collins and Francis
Mrs. Dora DRESSER died Sunday at the
nome nod w, OF her daughter, Mrs. ". L. Hamill;
been i'll for some time. The body will be
taken to Mooresvilie, Ind. for burial.
The meeting of the $. %. d. H. club, to
home of Miss Grace Campbell in Forest
avenue, has been postponed one week. :
Miss Faye Knox, who is attending school
in Baldwin. Kan, is spending a few days
the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs w
L. Hammill in Wabash avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Allison and Miss Eliza
beth Allison of Green street were the din
per guests Sunday evening of Mr.. and Mrs
{. W. Fullerton at their home in Strong
avenue.
Word has been received by friends OF
the marriage of Mrs. Amanda yester OF
Corvallis, Ore, to Mr.. Fred Wagner OF
Norton. Ore. Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner will
make their home in Norton. Mrs Wagner
Is we'll known in Oakland, having made
her home for a number of years at Al.
Wabash avenue.
Miss Hazel Warren of Kansas City has
been called here by the illness and deati
of her grandmother, Mrs. Dora Dressler, Of
Wabash avenue.
The Loyal Women's Society of the Oak.
land Christian church will meet Wednes
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
Anderson in Forest avenue. Mrs. O. NJ
Anderson is the assisting hostess
The Oakland High school girls basket
ball team won in the game played Friday