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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
BALL PLAYERS TO
FORM NEW LEAGUE
National Commission Ruling Re-
garding Post Season Games
Causes Big Talk

CHICAGO, Sept. ia special from
New York to the Tribune says: There
probably will be new baseball league
in existence by next season, and 1t
will not require $S,000,000 backing, nor
entail baseball war.
1t will be a league of ball players
instead of promoters; another brother
hood along different lines. 1t will not
seek to promote the ball players well
fare bv warlike actions, or by entering
the field of baseball promotion, as did
the brotherhood, but by peaceable
methods. 1t is planned to enroll in the
new organization all ball players who
may desire to join 1t, but not to. make
it compulsory. Only players OF the
higher grade, mostly veterans, have
been sounded on the proposition, and
with them the plan has met with in
stant approval.
1t is proposed to obtain as members
at least six of the leading players on
each major league team.
It's object is the formation of
body sufficiently large, sufficiently
representative and sufficiently strong
to command the attention of the pow
ers that be in baseball, to obtain and
pay we'll for a leader who shall not
be connected with baseball, to look
after their interests.
through the prohibition of the pro-
posed series between National and
American league teams this fall.
D. A. Fletcher, baseball promoter.
who engineered the scheme of series
of games between two picked all-star
mines this fall Immediately after the
worlds series, stands a good chance to
lose $50. 900. Although the games are
not likely to be played on account Of
the withdrawal of the support of base
ball magnates, Fletcher claims he has
proof in black and white Offering
hearty support of many of the big
men in baseball, including President
Herman of the National league,
who promised him his star players OF
the National league and the use OF the
National league park at Cincinnati tor
the Cincinnati games. over thirty star
players of both National and Amerl-
can leagues hold certified checks on
the First National bank of Cincinnati,
each amounting to from $500 to $1,000
bonds of good faith with the players,
which Fletcher and his attorneys claim
will be collected by the players for
their face value whether the games are
played or not.
Fletcher is at the head of the new
Independent baseball league, which is
backed financially by $4,000 900, OF
which 81, 900, 900 is deposited in bonds or
good faith with over eighty star play
ers of both National and American
leagues, which players have expressed
their pleasure to come over to the new
league Fletcher says that the offers
being made star players wanted are
so tempting that none so far has re-
fused.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
G0THAMITES LOOK FOR
NO RACING MEET HERE

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-President
Thomas II. williams is at the waldorf
on his regular annual trip to interest
horsemen in the coming winter meeting
Of the New California Jockey club at
Emeryville, scheduled to begin Novem-
ber ~ and continue at least 100 days.
williams has promised that the meet
ing Will be protracted to 15O or eco
days IL the attendance warrants.
He says that altogether tho outlook
for the Emeryville meeting is good.
1t is improbable that George Rose, Bar
ney Schneider, the baldwin estate aud
the other heavy stockholders in the Los
Angeles racing enterprise will open the
gate of Arcadia track this coming
winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
THE ABBE LANDS TENTH
STRAIGHT THIS SEASON
Turns Tables on Cleveland Mare
at the Columbus Grand
Circuit Opening

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 19.--Ess H.
Kay took the Board of Trade event
away from Merry Widow In the open
ing day of the grand circuit meeting
of the year.
The Able landed his tenth straight
race when nc won the Hotel Hartman
$4,000 stake from Evelyn W., the Cleve-
land mare that beat him in one heat
this year. Results:
Board of trade stake, 2;06 pace, heats
nurse. $30O0-Ess II. Kay. won: Merry
Widow. seceHd; r. r.. third. Best time
2:04%.
Hotel Hartman stake. 2;14 pace. three
heats Burse S5000---The Able, won in
straight heats Evelyn w. second
Baugham, third; Best time, 2:04%, 2:o4 "a
2:0S IA.
2:1O class trotting. three in five. s12o0-
General H.. won; Ora BellinL second; Dl-
rect third Best time. 2:0S Il.
2:11 class pace. three In five, S1200-In-
dependence Boy, won; Dickie c., second
Lucius Todd. third. Best time. 2:o7 IA.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
POMONA WOMAN SUED FOR (
RETURN OF LOAN OF $500

Several witnesses were examined by
Justice Pierce yesterday during the
hearing of evidence in the civil action
instituted by j. r. steele against Ina
G. Darr of Pomona. Steele alleges that
the defendant promised to become his
wife. and that following their engage
ment he loaned her $500. He brought
suit to secure judgment for the return
of the money. Mrs. Darr denied hav-
ing promised to become the wife of the
complainant, and testified that the
money was given to her by Steele with
the understanding that she did not
have to return it within a stipulated
time. steele AYERS that he loaned the
money with the understanding that it
was to be returned to him in ninety
days. Justice Pierce will hear addi-
tional evidence In the case today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
RED WALKER WILL RACE
HIS MACS At OAKLAND
Hermis to Go Abroad in Hopes
of Proving Successful
in France

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 19.-Red
Walker will race d strong stable at
Emeryville during the season which
opens Saturday, November y. Sec
retary Percy w. Treat of the New
California Jockey club yesterday re-
ceived a letter from Walker at Mon
treal, applying for stalls for Is horses
He did not state when he would ship
to the coast, but it is likely he VIII
be on hand for the opening OF the
meeting.
Walker has enjoyed considerable sue
cess on the metropolitan and Canadian
tracks this season. He has NUMBER
of high class performers, among them
Stanley Fay, a horse well known on
local tracks Noon. purchased from
John e. Madden, has also figured
prominently in races. He is o-year-
old by udes-Greenwich.
Others in the Walker stable are
Chepontuc, Belle Kingston, Lesear, Ell
gin, Prettyone, Adrluche and Apollo
gize. Stanley Fay should prove to be
an important factor in the stakes
across the bay if he displays his best
eastern form.
Secretary Treat also received a COM
munication regarding the meeting from
another Canadian owner He is w. l..
McCracken, secretary and treasurer OF
the Thoroughbred Horse Breeders as
sociation of Western Canada. NC
Cracken has Lexington Lady RUBY
Bird and The Shrimp.
Fred owen, who returned yesterday
from a trip to New York and other
points. reports that there is much in
terest throughout the country in the
coming Fmeryvile meeting. He
learned that a number of owners plan
to ship to California for the first time.
owen says that many visiting turfmen
will spend the winter on the coast.
TT M. Zeigler is planning to ship
IIernis to France next month with
the idea of finding a market for him
in that country, where racing is pros
nerous. Hermis is represented on the
turF in this country by Helene, very
clever performer. Zelgler thinks that
Herrnis will get his opportunity abroad,
and he most likely will be sent to the
stud of Baron Rothschild, whose train
er, ]. D. O'Khuysen, had a talk with
Zeigler before he returned to this coun-
try.
Sam Hildreth's stable is one of the
hip eastern establishments still quar-
tered at Saratoga. Hildreth was lib
eral nominator in Toronto, Montreal
and Fort Erie stakes, and when he
put his horses in these races ne fully
intended to race on the Canadian cir
c,,it BECAUSE of his inability to get
away from Saratoga at the time he
intended Hildreth made up his mind to
emf out Canada and ship to Kentucky
FOR the Iatonia and Louisville fall
meetings. The only Canadian race In
which Hildreth is likely to have a
starter is the $4,000 Dominson handi-
can a contest of one mile and quar-
ter. Fitzherbert is likely to carry his
colors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
TOO MANY MANAGERS IN
THE TRIBE OF ATTELL

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 19.-When
informed that Abe Attell demanded an
even division of the cash emoluments
as a condition of meeting Ad Wolgast
in the ring, Jim Griffin, promoter of
the proposed contest, said that AttelPs
brother, presumably acting for the
featherweight champion, had accepted
his offer of 25 per cent of the receipts,
Wolgast having agreed to fight for 4O
ner cent. with a guarantee of $4,000.
"If AtteH repudlates his brother s
action and wants half the purse" said
Griffin, 'T will have to find someone
else to fight Wolgast, who as light
weight champion is entitled to more
than his opponent"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
DIRECTORS ELECT HEAD
OF H. R. B0YNT0N COMPANY

At a meeting of the directors of the
H. r. Boynton company, held Septem-
Der II, William H. Burnham was
elected to the office of president of
the company, made vacant by the
death of H. R. Boynton September IL.
Mr.. Burnham for many years has
been actively connected with the
United States Water and Steam Sup
ply company of Kansas City, of which
he is at this time vice president, and
also with the United States Supply
company of Omaha, of which company
he is now president. He is therefore,
particularly we'll fitted to fill the office
of president of the H. r. Boynton COM
pany, being thoroughly familiar with
the line OF business.
N. Bon1lio was elected to fill the va
cancy on the board of directors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
ESPERANTO SOCIETY TO
GIVE PROPAGANDA TALK

The Esperanto society of Los Angeles
will initiate the fifth season of its
activity on behalf of Esperanto by
giving a propaganda lecture tonight at
it's quarters in the Blanchard Studios
building.
Owing to the great interest created
in the subject by the recent sixth in
ternational world congress of Esper-
Artists held at Washington, D. c., it
is expected that the classes for begin
ners started this fall will be much
larger than any yet held, and prepara-
tions are being made to take care of all
who apply. The lecture this evening
will be open to the public.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
THREE-C MAGNATES SEE
WAY OUT OF DIFFICULTIES

SAN JOSE, Sept. 19.-After issuing
q singing letter to the press and di-
rectors against the action of the Wat
sonville and Salinas clubs in refusing
to play out the schedule of games
which runs until October 30, President
Anderson Of the Three-C league tonight
announced that as a result of con-
ferences held today at Salinas and
jacksonville the difficulties Of the or
ganization would be settled.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
Able WANTS MORE COIN
FOR MEETING DUTCHMAN

MILWAUKEE,, Sept 19.-Abe Attell,
who is in Milwaukee, denies having
been matched to fight Ad Wolgast,
lightweight champion, at San Fran
cisco on October 81. Attell says VOL
CAST wants 40 per cent of the gross
receipts to his 20. The only condition
on which Attell is willing to meet the
champion is an even division of the
purse.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TIGERS AND SENATORS PLAY
TO A 16-INNING TIE

DETROIT, Sept. 1s,-Today's game
between Washington and Detroit was
called at the end of the eleventh inning
on account of darkness with the score
to 6. Washington had sixteen men
left on bases. Score:
Washington 6, hits II, errors 1.
Detroit 6, hits II, errors 4.
Batteries-Gray, Otey, Walker and
Henry, Street; Works, Stroud and
Casey, Schmidt.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
FRED THOMSON TRAINING
DAILY AT OCCIDENTAL

Fred C. Thomson, the Southern Cal
ifornia boy who now holds the worlds
all-round championship, is in daily
training at Occidental preparing for the
open meet which will be held under
the auspices of the A. A. U. october /.
Thomson will endeavor to better the
record of 1900 held by Martin Sheri-
dan.
The Young athlete is putting most
of his efforts in throwing the flfty-six
pound weight and perfecting his form
in the half-mile walk.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
CLEVELAND RELEASES MEN
TO STAY WITHIN LIMIT

CLEVELAND, Sept. 19.-In order to
get within the forty-player limit set
by the national commission, the CleVe-
land baseball club released four players
today to the Columbus club OF the
American association. They are
Catcher Harry Bemis, who has peeh
one of the clubs regular catchers since
1909, and three recruits, Pitcher hiley
of lima. o.: Outfielder Shotten of
wheeling, w. Va, and Catcher Foil
OF Akron, o., all secured by draft this
auOnar
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
TEXAS BUSH SLA5STER HAS
1T ON THE VETERAN MORGAN

CLEVELAND, Sept. 19.-Cleveland
won from Philadelphia, to 4, today,
Blandin, the Texas league recruit, out
pitching Morgan. La Joie got three
hits at bat, each being a hard drive.
Score:
Cleveland 5, hits Q, errors I.
Philadelphia 4, hits 8, errors q
Batteries-Blandin and Land; Nor
gan and Livingston.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
BROWNS TRIM RED soX
IN OPENING OF FINAL SERIES

ST. LOUIS, Sept 19.--st. Louis de-
feated Boston in the opening game of
the final series today, to 3. Mitchell
prevented the visitors from getting
hit after the fourth inning. Score:
Boston 8, hits 7, errors 2.
st. Louis s, hits 10, errors o.
Batteries - Wood and Carrigan;
Mitchell and Killifer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
sox TIE SEASONS RECORD
BY WINNING FROM YANKEES

CHICAGO, Sept 19.-Chicago tied its
seasons record for consecutive vic
tories here today, winning its fifth
straight game by defeating New York,
to 0. The sale Of Second Baseman
French and First Baseman Gandil of
Chicago to Montreal was announced.
Score:
Chicago /, hits 8. errors 0.
New York 0, hits 5, errors 0.
Batteries - Olmstead and Block;
Quinn and Criger.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
SENATORS GRAB SEVEN
FROM AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO, Sept. 1e.-President John
son OF the American league today an
nounced the following list of players re-
leased and signed:
Released:
by Cleveland-J. Dale, to Sacramento.
BY ladelphla--Sehmidt, to San
Francisco; Miller, to Oakland.
BY Boston-C. A. Thompson, Dulin,
Leechen, Mcleod, Anderson and Rourke,
to Sacramento.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
ELoPEs ON HORSEBACK

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo, Sept.
19.-That she might marry the man
of her choice, Miss Olive Thomas, Il
2O-year-old eloplng girl Of Gunnison
county, saddled her horse and rode
twenty miles over the hills and plains
yesterday at Crystal, where she met
and married William McGlothen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED

The forty-first wedding anniversary
of Rev. and Mrs. t. K. Tyson was
celebraed at the home of their son,
Jay r. Tyson, 632 Denver avenue, city,
Sunday. There are now forty-one chill
dren and grandchildren in the family
eleven of whom are living here and at
tended the anniversary.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
SPRINGFIELD IS WINNER
OF THREE-I LEAGUE RAG

ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, Sept. 19.-The
Three-I league pennant race closer yes
terday with Springfield winner of the
trophy Springfield started the season
with ten straight victories and was
never displaced from the top.
Springfield outbatted and outtelded
all competitors. The final unofficial
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
DAMP AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 19.-Be-
cause of heavy rains which flooded
the track, the opening of the fall rae
ing season i'm the west, scheduled for
today. was postponed until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
SENATORS TO PLAY
ANGELS THIS WEEK
Portland Goes Home with Nice
Lead in Race for Coast
League Pennant
BEAVERS HAVE NICE LEAD
IN BOUT FOR THE BUNTING

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Los ADVERTISEMENTS, at Chutes.
Vernon Portland, at Portland.
san Francisco 4 oakland, at San Fran
rfe
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
FAMOUS MARE DEAD

LEXINGTON, KY, Sept. 19.-Peg
Woofington by Longfellow, out Of Bal
lot, one of the oldest Of the famous
brood mares in America, became
frightened today by lightning at Maj.
T. c. McDowell's Ashland farm and
killed herself by running into a tree.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
COLD IN METROPOLIS

NEW YORK, Sept. 19-Both New
York-St Louis games postponed; cold
weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
CHILLY IN BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, Sept. 10. - Chicago
Brooklyn game postponed; cold
weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
PORTSMOUTH, IS LEADER
IN OHIO STATE LEAGUE

NEWARK, o., Sept. 19.-The Ohio
State league closed the season yester-
day. The standing of the clubs at
the end of the season follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
FROSTY AT THE HUB

BOSTON, Sept 19.-Pittsburg- Boston
game postponed; cold weather.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
| NATIONAL LEAGUE
ouAKERs HURRY THROUGH
GAME AND WIN FROM REDS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 19-In a
quickly played game here this after
noon Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati,
to 2. Score:
Cincinnati 2, hits 5, errors 2.
Philadelphia 4, hits 6, errors 0.
Batteries-Gaspar and Fromme, Nc
Lean; Moren and Doom.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20

y,,s a. EASY 10 secure a bargain in a useh
autonobfe, through want advertising, a. II
used 10 be-and still S-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-20
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Sioux Clty-OIhana' o. SIOUX
At st. Joseph-st. Joseph, 2; To-
peka, O.
At Lincoln-Lincoln, 3; Des Moines, 1.
At Denver-Denver, o; Wichita, 2.
The sun., 1910-07-11
THE INNOCENT BISTtNDER.
Now tie Gets His Leg Punctured hen
FaIIing PoIIcrm ans Revolver t.or- on

Three men were surprised yesterday v
morning 10y Policeman Henry wingerd-
ncr ~ IN" Morrisania police station IN
front Il the door of "a saloon at the corner
uf l6gi street and Elton avenue. The
BronN They had been Jlmmying tho
door and ficd AZ the policeman sapproach
Wlng-rdner chased them down Is2d
street and drawing his revolver called
- ih"m q stop They kept on. however,
and lu front of i?B Eas, isad street tho
I"lIceman Slipped and fell and his revolver
went ~
IN" huIl"t hit IN" pavement and then
rnbruud.-i striking William Br lnkman
of ~ Academy street. who Was standing
clos.' NV m ~" calf ~ tho leg VIM
."rdnor plck"d himself Up and kept
along aft"t hIS quarry.
" Neh-t.r aNsuu" TN" ihrS" mon
separated The policeman caught one
whr ran ~ alone
The wounded Brnkman was attended
hv surgeon from Lebanon Hospital.
who S.Ild that b" was not badly hurt
~" feirfIliy i"rgave tn" policeman and
went home
Tho prisoner ono LEROY Hughes with
no home. was arraigned IN tho Norrisania
pollc" court and held for trial m S.BD
bad
The sun., 1910-07-11
HHEN THL HORSE ~ DOH '
NeN WAGON stepped. auto HH It, Run
ANay. Arrest and Damage.

Nhep J"Tni". luuL horse. cot half
wav a"ro~- the WILLIAMSBURG Ry,lCc
las, night on the wav - Ma"ha'ttu she
Coulint 60 any further =, she ,yv down.
m the roadway fug a >rnnl" R'hIur
jennie and her Wagon ws~ Morris Gross.
Who hal h.-n pavIns - visit to LprG
Islani m hts family r.rrusE" with hlS
vif. Paulu"
Gross rsiua NJ when hr saw IN" plight
that J.rur"va, ~. NOT wanting to squash
her M automobile close h'hini clipped
N" rear wheel aud tIlJ.i the (iTuS~ family
carriage sma-tlv To- On" side Mr- Gross
,ump"i out or fell oui Mir Gross got out
20 Irok after h,r and his horse ran away
In 'hn motor wsr' Miss Daisy I Grill
and her SISTER Mlrir. whr 1--we m Harlem.
and two Young mon. h''~li'.S h'ruuri
Hacker the Chauffeur Miss Grtll asAsi
Mrs Grpss n sh" was hurt and cnUlin't
= 'm"thrug H. duu" for her Mr. Gr'ss
wnulin't be helT->i. not much
\ policeman saw t. = that the Or ,Ss
family hurs' WAS stopped AZ tn" Man
hlt' an end. II" al,p arrested RtckrT fnr
assault and took Mrs Gross =, m. iN.-
lanCny street pnliCS' station. An amhu-
lauC" surgeon found ~'rltCa IN her
elbow Mrs Or ~ went hpm" rtvtus q
was her pnkl" that was hurt and -hr 4 ss-'
that Justice was done M IN" morning
I."u' Grady acc-ptsSl unr ~ Miss Grtils
rings as hall for hackers appearance" IN
SSaN Market court thI~ morning What
h"Cam" ~ Jennie docs not apg.'ir
The sun., 1910-07-11
MISSING NkINIEI BtCk.
Reduced detective ~urrrnders in Brook.
TN on sharge Of Assault

Henry Mckinley. who M 20 las; Friday
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- -
w" N'a'" s'r"+' o"'eC'N" bureau lh
Brooklyn. came into tn" Adams street
plIi,-, station last night and gave HIM
s,I, u,, ,f,.- m ,bs.n,,. ,f a vr,..L :,
-. -, u.h.I
"'@"'' ~ VS." ''I,' " '"p
hond~man WIN nm ana was heid IN
Sa0 nll
Mrklnlav g.' into trouble On the morn
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90 N" occupants ot ~" hous", he went
their. q visit n friend and had mad.s a
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The sun., 1910-07-11
r,>TrLIrS Dn OR,r HrID iP.
Reno court Reserves Decision In New
Nork PhNsicIan's taS~

RFNo \-v Julv 10 luig" Ptk" 10
s.ry,.i decision ~ ia" .IvnrO" ra~" Of
Enri,n Cast.lh Yesterday Ih" t.l-haui
aIl-s- isscriIur 'u' h,- NIf". 90 a cross
complaint allrgrI that b" Ia G'-"r'' /
her
Dr Frrlco Ca~t",li marie MI~- Aha"
TAYLOR oi Washington u g. 40 Fau,.
Frar,. In Igpu They toured Euruu..
then returned To- Washington wh"g" they
hyri
In June. 1874. Mime ,a~t'Ih l"E"-
that Ter husband l-i' her and vent To
Furops A month a'"- -" met hun
abroad and did NOT -" hun again TOR
some tim. he reformed L \"N NorS
,,ty and ou.n..i ufiic'.~ She saw hun m
Washington for the last tan" IN Octnh~r
Last Sh" WaS IA critical condition At
the. Arlington H"'"l and hr~as sent i"r
Hnwa- IN Washington ouIy few hours.
MIN. ta-t.lll testified that h" had not
supuorred her -luc' 1914 Nh" -Ili -h"
was wiling to l," with hnn. hut that ~
d,t not want her. ~ h" wanted to Sp'ut
ali ms money on huu~.'If ~" doctor =
,Nir,s are AZ I7j N"-t seventy second
s'ro..f New York
peter Iavlpr II Washington father 90
MIN" Ca~t"lli test r.'d tnl' 20" va
a. hI- ddug gHt"r m.rrltg" iu
plrls ~ lggr amt -r"d 'hLf Wl'u ~"
r,tIpIa s.tura'"d ~" wH- ~ th"fr country
plaC. pu long l-aud tv"r ~ "" ig"i DO"
had suppprtc,i ms daughter "" sad mat
I 'tstalli htd ~aii that h" could not sup
ppr' = wife. -mdvi.' fur two y"Ir~. waEt"
for twenty year.
The sun., 1910-07-11

baptist and Dew InUr In service an
Its Fast shir site

One hundred years agr Yesterday two
young men. Joseph " Griffiths au IpI~-
Copalfan aud Charles q ~ornrrS .
-. ,i,-i started al DIVISION and EldrIdge
str,-at- the first SUNDAY S'h,,ol IN tins citv
In England and here the Chur,h h,- had
established schools ot religions tusiuly-
tion, hut they also CAV" instructions IN
secular -InIrC'- and had -aari"d teachers
They were for children of IA, poor and
were known as ragged ~.hOo'S Bu' m
Division II -.-t they hai volunteer taarhers
and what they taught WIS pIr.lV r.E gIuu~
Yesterday CONTAMINATION EXERCISES
wrr" held un the 1T" uf tu. uld SUNDAY
school and IN the audience wrr,. many
Russian and kunauIan Jews who sang
HYMNS With the assembled Baptlst,
r-,Ited the Lords Prayer IN German and
m tnglIsh and Ch,"r..d th. r., K =
Pierce. who pr-Sid-d and auuulug..i u.-
intention - induCing the Christian and
Jewish pcOplp "a fh" r"I ghsprLuld tp
contribute fnr = new huIldIug on the site
of the old sunday school la the pro-
posed building religious and >OCIal work
Tor th" people - IA" section would n.
held
Next September there. viIl H.. additional
m"etlngS. when tablets 80 GrlfitA- and
Sommers will h. unveiled \ movement
will hs. started 10 purchase the Eve story
Apartment that now occupies the -I'"