davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CLOTHING linens cast off )--Convert them
into cash. We pay the best prices. Our car
will call Main 4145. Jusths Old Stand.
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FURNITURE OF all kinds wanted: best
prices paid. Capital Furniture Co. 490 La.
ave. NV. or phOne Franklin 1O"6T.
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FURNITURE-would ike TO purcnase some
used furniture. also piano; can pay each.
Phone Franklin 53Q4 10s
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AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds
rel eiacouered repaired; silver plating and re-
pairing: prompt service. Acme Plating Co.
24r b at NV Main Q6Q1
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

s13I L ct. NV. Phone West 1e47A
FOR SAILS settlers and pointer. beeksn
also l young setter and litter registered u0p-
pics months old. George Emmons, S1S2
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FOOT T-coRREcTIoN LABoRATORY.
812 F st. NV. Room 10S.
For Aching Limbs. Weak Feet. ee

Dressmaking, Alterations.
Designing work guaranteed. ONEA1..
franklin 1857 l5'
CLUBROOMS FOR MEET
ings dances bridge parties. tables prov lded.
FIR. 214. 1926 Mass. ave. NV. l6'
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AUTO PAINTlNG-Don lay up your car
for "a month or two to have it painted. We
n,sh work and % six to teG DAYS on complete
paint iobs ia any color Vanishing 50 to
Slb painting, S22 50 and up Crawford
ouick Coat Company. .424 18th st. Col
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| All other makes sold rented and repaired
! terms: exchanged: lowest prices in Washing
| ton. Service Typewriter Co.. $40 Sth n.w
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FURFITuRE-After you have tried all the
for your goods, cali franklin Ss91 and we
Will call and give you good price for your
more goods than any other dealer in this
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FURNITURE Of ali kinds: l pay the price
h Wiesenberg, 900 9Th Ut. NV. Phone
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CLOTHING-will call in my unlettered au.
est prices for ladies', gentlemen's. childrens
discarded clothing Of al de desscrptiops pna Ad'
1890 eth North 1T66
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BLUE PERSIANS 90: cunning kittepH
pedigreed: house broken. Phone Ueve. lS2x
ENGLISH SETTER, fine hunter; s36. Call
| It1,II in Ornn.W
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derwood and Remington Portables. Results
s25 up. Universal Typewriter Exchargs
Q33 N Y ave NJ 1873 -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(CnnffnHIAAl

ment and tailor shop bridging in around $16
daily in good Northwest locality. incluidiins ding
$50 mo. lease on shop and adloinlns
rooms Hoffman presser. sewing Wachlne ana
ali equipment. Address Box S36-k. Sear
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n,h p for all knSs fn @
ninire. Main S529. 63S La ave. NV.
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| TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE Adams
1891. Underwoods l.. C.. Smithk RoHals
| So % mo-: mos III adv. Ss.25. megs 81 8.
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FURNTTURE OF every description: beet
prices paid Write or phone Main 1896.
Square Deal Furniture Co. sol Eve NV.
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FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

STABLE MANURE. $40 ton: we'll roissd
FOR lawns and fower beds: dslivnred in
truck anywhere in city limits. DreP .
card to A. Wells. S5 p st. ne. IL
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FURNTTURE-Want 6 to 10 rooms Of good
used furnitMre at once. Have cash
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AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED; brass beds
etc relacquered: fine silver plating.
Eat 1910 John A Gottsman & Co, Tel
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Observation-Disclosures

APPAREL. (mens women's and children 81
needed for rummase sale; also curtains. dish.
es. bedding. rugs. brio a brac. misc. household
arfirlea. VIII nay caah
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months. for sale. Mrs. Kohler. l2heh
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painting and plastering
papered complete. So and up. Sam.
delivered at yonr home. National
ating Co. Phone Col $50 1Os
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TINES tires 34K4 > mounted on Wiz
wheels: good condition: cheap. 1897 14th At
TWO GOOD FAMILY COWS icr salp
Kemus J. Day. 81" Jones Min Road Chew
Chase Md 5.
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Essis 4; fstIs i;is sIsg SI;.. y. v: ;X
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the Big 50 models: thoroughly rebuilt! new
Duco finish; 5 wire wheels; all the EQUIP
ment necessary for sport ] ear fs,,oy Jus. 70 ae
"sailing along; only 144 down and 10 pay
rnanfs Of GO4 1A3h 4th at.
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GOLD, silver, watches. diamonds and old
jewelry needed in our manufacturing dept.
Full cash value paid. Sellngers. 81 + st.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
sEwIEs ssx Home NAfHTEsRa. sIs s,.sd.la ssPss:5
$40: others at SIS: all eusr- New fnRchfIieH
ns ssr R;s.ar SsS ssss sss s i. s,s .':e
SEWING MACHINEs-Ofd u1achines mace
freed s.n.cn 81 sS9 sSa' ssS tGT .S Nam sS
SEWING MACHINE-singer. perfect erndt
ton Sl5 80, also ,s. sS,omatls chain s'neht Esod
S%ISfS Sc!S R:sS :1'' SO %st'''ae R .:t
TABLE. dining room extension. m ahog anya
apartment: sacrifice. Adam. a4i.
TIRES tires l34x4h mounted ON wire
wheels: good cordi.ion: cheap. 1897 1lth =.
EM% Esn. eo6n 8 pRy sHNT s 9o1.. G2Yf mn so.s s
de5wood AMI Remington Portsbls:. skssul,,.
as3 Ny. ave- " n. Ia7a ~
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE Adams
iSS5 mo ongsTwoods i n,os Is adv M T ts Hos1
TYYPEwRITERs-Rsminston, SO, 10; So.
terms: exchanged. lowest prices IN W?shine
TYPEW EWRITERS-American Typewriter Co,
iu lt3l East , Cap, st. Rent Ereatly reduced a. AZ
TYPEWR RITERS - Washington Typewriter
Exchange. 9Ol 9O3 y Y. ave. invites inspec-
ton of It's large splendid stock of new. re-
built and second h and typewriters: low prices
cash or terms: hne rentals. Frank. tO1A.
WALL BOARII-Brand-new nper board. Sc
per So IT.; new hreprOof plaster wall boarr.
81 c per So IT,. Or S35 per Thousand.
HECHINGER co. 9th & G. ste. soutbwest.
HECHlNGER co. 9th Fla ave. northeast.
WHEEL CHAIR. nearly new. very reason
able. Call any evening after D. Sl5is
Eve st. Sc.
WOOD. seasoned solid oak. split sawed a.
inch lengths: delive by truck. measuring
500 cubic feet, for $40. G. f. Baden. jr,
phone 81. Brandywue Nd 14s
able Apply i51s Sth 81, NV
Show Cases and Store Fixtures.
Ruse & Company, BsETrMosS; Bsay :. 4: mo: iac:
tory" Resident Salesman. lincoln sA62.
OFFICE -FURNITuRK
FROM U. $. GOVT.
Complete line of desks. file cabinets lack
srs, Office chairs and tables: tremeadous lav-
ings. Everything you want for your ONCE
WASHINGTON SALVAGE Co..
Furniture Dept. $40 ath ST. NV.
rnD HARM AND HARnHN
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HOUSE PAINTING and paperhanging; work
guaranteed. S46 St ne. Phone Lincoln
1858. ". Steve Jones. To-
KEYS-DupEcate keys. 25 cents: made while
you wait. Turner & Clark. new address
1901 In New York Frank. HUO0.
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DOOR SEDAN: Souet % new
driven only few hundred miles: FULLY sQpip
ped and guaranteed: terms or trade. RQ07
1 9th N
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TTO6ES-Eleotric machine and hsnd finish
ine afscient reasonable: reliable eervice.
r. NAE. aofS Ga. ave. North f73.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
GIANTS DEFEAT
CHINO 7 TO 2

with Preacher Munns pitching air.
tight ball behind the same kind OF
support, the El Paso Giants fon the
first game of the series with Chino,
Z to 2.
It was fast played game, featured
by sparkling playing on the part of
Moore and Meyers for El Paso and
Meanor for Chino. Munns held Chino
to four hits.
Green and Munns lwere Ihit-proof
until the fifth inning, when the Gil
ants made three runs on twoh its.
and two walks. Cecil Coombs' three
bagger with the bases crammed gave
Ell Paso it's first three runs,
Threel more scores In the eighth
cinched the game for FL Paso. four
straight Nits producing three runs.
Hy Meyers played good game in the
field for FL Paso, making several one
handed catches while running at top
speed. Moore hit and fielded we'll,
securing two bingles and accepting
eight chances without miss.
Score by innings:
ChiaA ..... 900 100 010-
Ell Paso ,....... 900 O3O 1Sx Z 7
Batteries-Green and Skiles; Munns
and Ferguson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
HARRY HARTz IS
WINNER ! IN TWO
BIG RACE CARDS
(By Dispatch A. =. Wire)

AMATOL, N j., July 17.-Harry
Hartz, Pomona, Calf, made field
day of the Sesqui- motor
races on the speedway here today,
winning the 12O-mile feature event
and the opening 6O-mile dash. His
time in the longer race was 5S:2O:5O
an average speed of 123.41 miles an
hour. The time was said by officials
to be a record for motors of 81 cubic
inches displacement. Fred Conner was
second in the main event. Norman
Batten third, Cliff Woodbury. fourth,
Phil Shafer fifth, and Harlan Feng-
Ter. sixth Hartz covered the 60
mile dash in 27:5S:S5, an average of
1856 miles an hour. Bennett Hill.
New York, was second and Eddie
Hearnem, Chicago veteran, third.
The second 6O-miler was won by
Norman Batten in 29:4S:75, with
Frank Elliott second and Ben Jones
third. Batten averaged 12O.75 miles
an hour.
Fred Conner of Los Angeles, piloted
the winning car in the third dash in
28:51:5S, an average of 124.74 miles
an hour. Dr. w. H. Shattuck was
second and, Cliff Woodbury., third.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
LEAGIn.
PACIFTC COAST T,NACTrE.
B o WLIN q

Last weeks bowling fines the Amer
lean Legion No: and the C. and A.
teams again. tied for first place with
a percentage of 1893 each, having won
20 points and lost only 4. The In
vincibles rank next with percentage
oS .625, having won Is points ana
lost g.. -
johnson takes the high average for
the week this time. with 1913. Bal
lentina holds the highest score for
the week with 236. R. w, Cutler still
holds the highest average for the
tournament with 1S5, while r. K. Cut
Ter still retains the highest score for
the tournament with PAT.
Team Standing
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
BROOKLYN, BEATS REDS
(By Dispatch A. p Wirel

CINCINNATI, July II. - Brooklyn
edged out Cincinnati in close game,
today, to 4. Rixey was hit hard in
the sixth inning and retired. Walker
hit home run in the Reds half of
the sixth with man on base. Gin
cinnati made desperate effort to
rally in the NINTH but the result was
only one run. With men on first and
second, Pipp hit into a double play and
Critz grounded out. Score:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
YANKS BEAT CHICAGO
.1Ry Disnatch A. 2. Wirel

CHICAGO. July II. Jackson's
triple started a ninth inning batting
rally which drove Blake to the show
ers Stephenson then contributed two
errors and when the inning ended the
Giants had scored five times, defeating
Chicago, to 8, in the first game Of
the series here. Grimms home run in
the eighth inning tied the score. The
Cubs passed the century mark in dou-
BILE plays by executing three, giving
them a total Of 1O1. The score:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
ST. LOUIS BEATS PHILLIEs
BY Dispatch A. p. Wire

ST. LOUIS. July IT. - st. Louis
gained a game on the leading Cincin-
natl Reds and the second place Pitts
burgt Pirates by defeating Philadel-
phia, 1S to 5, in the series opener
here today. The Cardinals scored
seveH runs in the sixth inning on
eight hits, six of which were success
sive singles. Score:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
BEATS
PIRATES 9 TO Z
WITH Is HITS
(By Dispatch A. z. wire)

PITTSBURGH, July 17.-Boston won
a free hitting contest from Pittsburgh
today, to z. After trailing from the
second inning when the Pirates scored
five runs, the Braves staged a batting
rally in the eighth and duplicated
Pittsburgh's big inning in runs scored.
Boston hit three pitchers for Is hits.
Mogridge relieved Goldsmith in the
ninthn when the latter walked two
Pirates. Score:
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
AND TUNNEY
MAY MEET IN CHICAGO
(By Dispatch A. P. Wi ~

CHICAGO, July 17.-Chicago may be
the battle-ground for the worlds
heavyweight fight between Jack
Dempsey and Gene Tunney. The
match if decided here, will be under
the direction of Tex Rickard.. The
New York promoter said tonight that
five or six wealthy Chicago business
men had offered to finance the con-
test. Rickard promised to name the
location of the match within 4S hours.
He said indications strongly favored
Chicago. with New York and Jersey
also to be considered in the final Sc
lection.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington, S; Cleveland, 3.
Boston, 3-4; Chicago, 2-3.
New York, 3; st. Louis, 2.
Detroit, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18

NEW YORK.-The warm reception
accorded him in Chicago is blamed by
Commander Mobile polar explorer, for
the cold he acquired in New York.
Balmy weather on the lake front led
him to change toa light weight uni
form, he said, and this proved in
adequate for the subnormal tempera-
ture of Broadway.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Jersey City, IL; Syracuse, Is.
Baltimore, 8; Buffalo, 4.
Reading, 6; Rochester, 4.
Newark, Z; Toronto, 6.
First game postponed; rain.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville, Q; Indianapolis, S.
ST. Paul, 8; Minneapolis, /.
Toledo, 8; Columbus, 4.
Kansas City, 10; Milwaukee, 4
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston, 8; Pittsburgh, Z.
Brooklyn, s.; Cincinnati, A.
New York, s; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia, S; ST Louis, Is.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
WESTERN LEAGUE.

St. Joseph, A; Omaha, o.
DeS Moines, 8; Tulsa, 2.
Oklahoma City, q; Lincoln. g.
Denver, 6; Wichita, S.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

New Orleans, s; Nashville, 3.
Atlanta, 2; Little Rock, s.
Birmingham, o. Memphis, 2.
Mobile, A.. Chattanooga, 6.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
TEXAS LEAGUE.

San, Antonio, Q; Dallas, Z.
Houston, /; Shreveport, 2.
Waco, l.; Fort Worth, 0.
Beaumont, q; Wichita Falls, 2.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18

s74UU UUOI
Cincinnati ..........i....0O 600 002 101-4
Summary: Two base hits-Fewster
(2), Felix. Three, base hits-Christen-
sen, Walker. Home run-Wallzer. Sac
rifices-Jacobson, Cox. Double plays
Butler to Fewster to Herman; Picin-
'ich to Dressen; Herman TO Butler. Left
>on base - Brooklyn 8; Cincinnati Q.
Base on balls--Off Barnes / ;off Rixey
i; off May 1; off Lucas /. Struck out
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
*-Batted for Grantham in 9th.
**-Ran for E. Smith in 9Th.
*"*-Batted for Meadaws in 8th.

Totals ....-...... 50 II Y I6 I
Score by innings:
Boston ............ luz OOU O9l-5
Pittsburgh ..... s, ..l.O O5O OUO OF1--I
Summary: Two base hits-Carey,
Burrus, e. Smith, Stolen bases---J. .
Smith, Cuyler ~. Sacrifices--Bal1-
croft, Wlelch, Brown, Taylor, j: Smith.
Struck out-By AIdridge l. Hits-Oft
Aldridge 10 in z 1-3; off Meadows 3
in 2-3; ioff KKremer 23in /; off Cold
smith 10 in (none out in 9TH; off
Migridge 1 in 1. Winning pitcher
Goldsmith, Losing bitcher-Aldrtdge
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18

BOSTON-They would have enter
ed the burning building anyway,
firemen said, after they found the
large sums of moneyI reported
cashed there by a tenant was more
than 100000 German marks.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
Schedule

/ Mondays Warriors VS.. Invincib,es:
| American Legion No. 2 VS.. Wolves.
! Tuesday: Railroaders VS.. Copper
/ Queen; American Legion No. l VS.. c.
and A.
Thursday: All Stars VS.. c. O. Assay
office.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18

Hornsby, ThevenowW and BOttomIey,
Wrightstone. F'riberg and Grimes. Left
on base-Philadelphia 5; ST. Louis 10.
lev 8; off Rhem 4. Struck out-By
Bentley /; by Pierce l. by Rhem /,
Hits--Off Udrich 4 in /; off Bentley
13 in 5 1-3; off Pierce in 1 2-3.
Losing pitcher-Ulrich.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-07-18
DOUGLAS DAILY DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 18 1926

BY Barnes /; by Rixey 3; by May 2;
by Lucas 1. Hits-Off Rixey 6 in s;
eff May in 2; off Lucas / in /; off
Barnes in 8; off McGraw / in 0; off
McWeeney 0 in l.. Wild pitch-RiXey.
Winning pitcher - Barnes. Losing
nit tcher-RiXeV.