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General Items of the Week.

At the Broadway Tabernacle Church
Or. Charles f. Jefferson will preach to-
morrow morning. In the evening a
meeting will be held in the Tabernacle,
under the auspices OF the New York
Peace Society Subject: Nine Months
OF Wharf.-The Cost in Treasure, the Cost
in Life, the Decentralization OF Morals
the Menace 20 international Law, the
Cost TO Civilization" The speakers will
be Professor John Bates Clark, DR.
Louis Livingston Seaman, pr. Arthur j.
Brown, Professor Samuel p. Orth and
Professor Franklin II. Giddings.
Al the Church OF the Divine Pa
ternity, Central Park West and Sew
enty-sixth Street, the Rev. Frank Oil
yer Hall will preach at l / Il. m. to-mor-
row on The Importance OF Small
Things" and there will be special
music by the quartet and the Sunday
school children celebrating Blossom
Sunday.
The National Bible Institute an
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At the Old First Church, Fifth av.,
11th and 18th SITS, the Rev. Dr. Howard
Duficld will preach AT II a. m. to-
morrow on "The Watchword Of the
Fool" and at 6 p. m. on The Kea!
Prodigal.'
The lG3d free organ concert OF the
popular series under the direction Of
Dr. William G. Carl viii be given IN
the Old First Presbyterian Church
next Monday evening at S:l5 o'clock
bv Willard Irving Nevins. organst
and director of the music in the Ire
mont Methodist Episcopal Church.
Peace Sunday will be observed at
West End Presbyterian Church, the
pastor, Rev. DR.. A. Edwin keigwin
preaching the sermon. At the evening
service Borough President Marcus VI.
Marks will speak on What New York
Is Actually Doing to Solve the Great
World Problems Right Here at Home"
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West End av. and 91st ST., Rev. Dr.
Edgar Whitaker Work, the pastor, will
preach ton orrow at II a. m. and the
Rev. X. L. Erickson at S p. m.
The Rev. George II. Arms, jr, pastor
of the IIarlem-New York Presbyterian
Church, viii preach at II a. M. to-mor-
row in the Harlem Building. at 122d
st. and Mount Morris Park West. on
THE Law Of Christian Margins" and
in the evening at the New York Build
ing, 12Sth ST. and Seventh nv, on shall
We Surrender the Ship?'
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church.
Goth st. and Central Park West, DR..
Robert Watson will preach at II a. m.
tomorrow on satisfaction Guar
anteed," and at g p. m. on A Fit Man"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Fifth az. at Doth St, to-mor-
row. the Rev Dr.. J. II. Jowett will
preach at the morning and afternoon
services. The offering will be for the
Sessions Expense and Benevolent
Fund Mon's Bible Class at 10 q. m.
The midweek service in the chapel on
Wednesday at S:15 p. IN. VIII be con-
Quoted 10y Dr.. Jowett.
At the Brick Church tomorrow DR..
Merrill win preach at II a. m, and
will conduct the o'clock vesper ser
vice. at which the National Temperance
Society VIII celebrate its fftieth ami
versary.
put Up Thy Sword" viii be the
subject Of the Rev. Walter Duncan Blu
chanan's sermon tomorrow at II a. m,
in the Broadway Presbyterian Church,
his evening topic being For One Lost
Sheep
At s.. Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian
Church. corner West 14lst ST., the Rev.
Dr. Elliott W. Brown will preach to-
morrow morning on The Waiting
Test and in the evening on "a Great
Shipwrcc6 and Great Deliverance.'
A; the Lafayette Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church. corner Of South oxford
st.. Brooklyn. the minister, the Rev.
DR.. Charles Carroll Albertson, will
preach at 1890 a. m. holy Commun-
ion,. and at 7:45, commemoration OF
the fiftieth anniversary Of the organ
ization Of the National Temperance
Society.
what Shall We Do to Germany"
will be Dr. S. Edward Young's subject
in the bedford Presbyterian Church,
Nostrand av. and Dean St, Brooklyn,
tomorrow evening. His morning theme
will be The Habit Of Orderliness."
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BAPTIST.

At the First Baptist Church, Broad
way and 10Th ST., DR.. |. NJ. Haldeman
will preach tomorrow as follows: a,
: II a. m, Finding His Brother; or, the
Most Successful Evangelism in the
World" At 8 p. m. "W hat One Man
Lacked: or. Is IL Possible for Per-
fectly Upright and Moral Person to Go
20 Hell, Such He'll az the Son Of God
Declares a Certain Rich Man Is Now
Suffering ln?'
The Rev. Charles s. Rousch, Of Cam
isteo, y. Y, will lead the Young Mems
Bible Class Of the Fifth Avenue 8ap-
fist Church tomorrow at $40 a. m
and will preach at p. m.
The Rev. DR.. Charles A. Eaton, pas
tor Of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church, corner of 3lst ST., will preach
at both morning and evening services
tomorrow. The Union Bible Class will
be conducted at 9:45 a. m. by the Rev.
c. F. Hall, whose topic will be Love
Your Enemies"
The Rev. Dr. Joseph ". Kemp. known
as 1.-THE Scottish Sturgeon" will preach
tomorrow his last sermons IN New
York before returning home to Edin-
burgh. DR.. Kemp has for three Sum
days been filing the pulpit in Calvary
Baptist Church, 1913 West 57th ST., and
his earnestncss and elOquence have
deeply impressed the audiences who
have been privileged TO listen to the
noted speaker. He will preach there
again tomorrow at II a. m. and at
p. m. before leaving America.
Al the Central Baptist Church Dr.
Frank VI. Goodchild, pastor, will preach
tomorrow at II a. m. on "A Good Man
in Trouble" and in the evening on
Thou Shalt Not Gossip"
Or. Madison c. Peters's subjects at
the North Baptist Church, 232 West
18th st.. tomorrow will be, AZ II a. m,
"Can the United States Be Too Proud
to Fight" and at 8 p. m. The Battle
Of Life" Immediately after the even
ing sermon Ex-Governor William Sulzer
will speak on why the Saloon Must
Go"
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Al the Church % the Ascension, Fifth
av and 10Th ST.. the Rev. DR.. Percy
S'ickney Grant, rector. Will preach at
II a. M. tomorrow. At ! ?. m. Gou-
mods The Redemption" viii be sung,
with special so,oists. The Rev. Lyman
Howes VIII preach. The Public Forum
VIII be addressed at p. m. by William
Writ, Of Gary. Ind, on Education"
Barnby's motel King All Glorious"
VIII be sung at s.. Bartholomew
Church, Madison av, NJ 4lth St, at I
?. N. Tomorrow.
At the Church Of the Transfgura-
ton. last Beth St. between Fifth and
Madison ayes.. the Rev. Dr.. George
Clarke Houchton, rector. the Rev.
Stuart /. Tyson will preach at II a. m.
tomorrow and the Rev. ". W. Davis
at 3 p. m.
The services in the Cathedral Of 81.
John the Divine tomorrow May l6)
viii be as follows: II a. m, the Rev.
William T. Wal n, rector Of 81. Mary's
Parish, Mott Haven, y. Y; p. m.
service Tor the eth Regiment, Dean
GrOsver0r.
At old Trinity the rector. Or. VIII
lam r. Manning, will preach at II
a. m. tomorrow. The Rev. William
b. Kiukaid will preach at $3.50 p. m
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auspices Of the Epworth League, viii
listen 70 sermon by the pastor on
"The Present Duty Of Americans
DR.. MacRossie will preach at the
evening service tomorrow IN calvary
Methodist Church. 10th 81 ana
Seventh av. In the morning Dr. "lh-
lam II. Morgan will have as his theme
"Nicarious Summerlng.'
Popular services on new plan are
meeting with success et the Metro
politan Temple, 14th st. and Seventh
av. The Rev. c. {. Marshall VIII
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on ne
Task" Miss Lucy Bangs, vIolinist. Will
play selections At 2 p. m. a picture
sermon. "Pilgrim's Progress" Will be
given. with Johnson, yioliHst' ana
Schaefrer, barytone soloist.
At St. Andrews Church, 18TH st?
west Of Columbus av., DR.. Adams VIII
preach nj II a. m. tomorrow on What
il That TO Thee? Follow Thou Me-
At S D. m. there will be a musical ser
vice. based on the hymn Rock OF
Ages"
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
Fpiscopal Church, 60th st. and Mad'-
son aN., there Will De pl'"'"''b ~
q. m. and 8 p. m. tomorrow by Dr.
Worth NJ. Tippy.
Dr.. Streeter will preach morning and
evening tomorrow at the Old John
Street Methodist Church.
Chaplain Charlton of the United
States battleship Nebraska, and dele,
cation of fifty men from the feet Will
be at the evening service tomorrow
A. St. James's Methodist Episcopal
Church, Madison av. and l26th st.
Chaplain Charlton will speak to the
congregation and DR.. Ball, the pastor,
will give an address to the visiting
men.
At Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
West lO4th st., between Columbus and
Amsterdam ayes, DR.. Christian +. Refs
ner. pastor. il is expected that Bishop
Luther B. Wilson. State Senator Og-
don l. Mills. Senator Bennett and Balm
bridge Colby will speak tomorrow
/ evening. DR.. Resner will preach on
Saving Money" In the morning Or.
William A. Shanklin. president of Wes-
leyan University, will speak.
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and Rev. J. l.. 7. Clarke will preach OF
S p. m.
At the Chapel Of the Intercession'
Broadway and l55th ST.. there Will be
held 81 S p. m tomorrow the May ser
vice Of the Actors Church Alliance;
The Rev. Walter +. Bentley. national
secretary. Will preach. The public ana
members Of the profession are cordially
invited.
At the Church Of the Holy Com
munion, 2oth st. and Sixth av., the Key.
by. Henry Mottet, rector, VIII preach
a. II p. M; 3 =. m. lchildren's servlcel'
and 81 8 }. n. tomorrow.
A. St Pauls Chapel, Columbia Uni
vcrsity, the preacher at the regular
p. m service tomorrow will be Pro-
fessor Edward A. Steiner, OF Grinneli
College, q we'll known lecturer on I'M
migration and SOCIAL problems and the
author Of THE Trail Of the lmml-
grant" THE Broken WALL etc.
The mems annual dinner Of the
Church Of the Holy Apostles, Ninth
ay and oath St. will be held in the
grill room Of the Pennsylvania Sta
..on on next Tuesday, at 1880 p. m
William Clarkson Van Antwerp,
governor Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. is expected to speak on the
New Spirit in business Dr. Den
lIuger viii preach at II n. m. to-mor-
row, and at 7:45 p. m. on Heaven
and Hell"
A Palestine pageant and Oriental
exposition in Synod Hall, on the Cathe-
dral grounds. Amsterdam av. and ll0th
st.. New York City, will be given by the
Rev. Dr. Allen Moore, F. r. q. S. under
the auspices Of the Diocesan Board of
Religious Education, from May q to
%. every evening Except Sunday
from 1880 TO 10 O'Clock and afternoons
from 3 90 3 o'clock. as follows: May %,
25. p and %. There will be n change
Of programme daily. The admission IS
free
The New York Local Assembly Of
the brotherhood of 81. Andrew will
held It's annual meeting at St Thomas's
Chapel. in Goth St, east of Third ave,
~ p. m. next Thursday. The Rev.
Arthur II. Judge. rector Of St. Mat
thcw's Church, will deliver the sermon
at the s:15 o'clock service.
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now OPEN.

nounces Bible conference at its
headquarters building. pa West Thir-
ty-ftth Street, next Monday and Tues
day. at $3.50 p m. Among the speakers
will be the Rev. Joseph ". Kemp, of
Edinburgh; b. Davidson, of the Ceylon
and India Mission. and the Rev. Will
IAN Fetler, of Russia. The sessions
are open TO the public. Tomorrow at
3:I5 p. m. Don o. Shelton will speak
on "A Lifeboat for Every One"
DR.. s. Parkes Cadman will speak on
"The Noblest Element IN Mans Life"
tomorrow at / o'clock, at the West
Side Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. Eighth Avenue and Fifty-seyenth
Street.
The National Temperance Society
and Publication House will celebrate
its hftieth anniversary by service in
the Brick Presbyterian Church, Fifth
Avenue and Twenty-scventh Street, az
D. m. tomorrow with addresses BY
Dr.. David James Burrell, Professor
A. A. Hopkins and DR.. William =. Mer-
rill. Friends of the temperance cause
are invited to attend this service, COM
memoratlye Of fifty years Of education
al work by this society.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be "Mortals and Immortals"
and the Golden Text Proverbs, e:6),
"Forsake the foolish and live; and 20
in the way OF understanding"
Professor Edward Caldwell Moore. Of
Harvard University. will preach in the
chanel Of Union Theological Seminary.
Claremont ay.. between 10th and 1920
st, at II a. N. tomorrow.
Miss Villa Faulkner Page will give
the second in series Of Saturday
morning lectures TO-DAY at IL o'clock.
subject "Beauty-lts Secret" These
lectures are given at the Hotel Maj es-
tic, and the one last week had large
atfSrdaneA
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

st. Paul's Methodist Church, West
End az. and SSH ST., is to have an in
teresting day for the young people to-
morrow The morning service will be
FOR children. with the little folks TAX
ing part in song and recitation. DR..
Goodeil will make an address. In the
evening the Young people. under the
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| NITARIAN.

At Unitarian All Souls Church
George c. ODell. Of the Ethical Cult
ure Society, will speak on THE Idea OF
Equality in Modern Life" at IL a. m.
The Rev. Dr. Merle 81. Croix Wright
will have as his sermon topic to-mor-
row at the Lenox Avenue Unitarian
Church "Brandeis. the Peoples Law
yer"
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes. min
lister OF the Church of the Messiah
Unitarian. Park av. and 3ith St. will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on "The
Doctrine Of Non-Resistance as Applied
TO the Present Crisis"
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All Cordially Welcome,

NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY I.D
PUBLICATION HOUSE
Fitch Anniversary Celebration service IN he Drrk
Presbyterian Church. FiNh Avenue ant 3.th Sfre.,
Sunday neat. Ma lt. 1915. ~ J. N .iir,s.,.
by The pastor. Rev william p Merrill u u
David Ismcs BuueIl l. IL u Prot A A
attend his Jutic. Truperaa-- meeting
PALESTINE PAGEANT. Scenes ~ u'e IN Rihls
lands Ia the urN synod Hal na ur Cafhrfral
Grounds Amsterdam Avenue GrI Hon Sfr,~f
Auspices = Diocesan Board q Re glous Fturaf.en
MAy 81 % ~ Every evening rtcrtt SUNDAY 5n
% 20 Afternoons MN - ?i - and "a f-ou
% Animation free Explanatory ls'urr, At
each session
GENEALOGICAL MEETINGS 900 West lSlst -
Thsr.d., s-.nlns' .i . Music b, sutsa .Ius,s,
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RELIGIOUS NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

lines l JUS
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STOCNRUaST FARM RESORT

spend your summer IN the canvas eiS =" us
Sf.'khur,t Farm ~ the Beautiful Csskis. one
mile o. Fast Meredith or The Ulster ptiA"''
Il. 10 miles from New toFA. - s s..5 -
spruce AID naples over o'king ne ane'
farms Pure soft spring water Trout pfpoA' -.
courts Fresh Jersey ul.k cream Outsi 49, 50.
And vegetables from the farm hoom iof s-.ss
Accommodation Tor uansieis e. W nc 49, q
Reservations can 30 Gsie VIA mS' '-
noilnod Plagfounds for children
m, 9 n s,ncl.t.s,, f.,, N.rsdth, Nee fors
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The ALFRED S. AMER CO., Owners . Props.
500 Ideal Summer Resorts

handsomely illustrated Brochure. With iniorms
tiOu regarding summer resorts In Vermont and on
Shores of Lake Chsnplain. with hotel farm and
village home accommodations. sent receipt +c
STAMPS for mailing Address. No 5. summer
Homes 3s3 Broadway. New York
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Psychological Research Society. Inc. Tuxedo Rr4g
i"h Nafls.n Az Sunday t-s Nl,f.y
Ihufsia'. saturday s.. "Wednesday O. T. " NO.
TUESDAY IS J. VI. Mr Lake
Spiritual and EthlcaI societ. "a. " r.- NJ,
I@-I~ Brown kafr,. of Nlsti, s-oa speaker "a
rty DC. morning AIS r'r.irs S.r~Hse-s welcome,
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Religious Soclsb Of FRIENDS fOrhci',) -Ncetins,
i.i worship u O'Clock. 40 GramerV Fart. Man
naiaA. LN"r'r aft Washington ag~s Brooklyn
Mr. '".u. r.. M4uhaiiau. g. Second ay Mon
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REFORMED.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
20 Ave- and Tfh -
Rev JOHN g FAGG. -. D. Minister
Will preach a. ID A " I'D T. NJ
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
REFORMED.

- |I| W I'M IN #
Rev DAVID JAS Bl REELL j.. D.. Minister
vi. preach
II 4. Il Stranger iu Camp
T. 81 -''F.cf and to!r---.II1f
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TIE WEST ND COLLtGItTE CHURCH.

Nrsr lnI Ave- srH -.ih 81
Rev HENRY ENLLISuN COBB ID p M!ul,.er
va preach a. ID A 81 ami 80 D. VI A. 20
'f(rf.ff.r '- '--'''-' '
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SPlKITI ALI>T.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY Or FRtt.Os.-Me.,ir.
fof worship. ii %. ~ ~ East l-fh - Man
haitian .nd 40 S,hrrmerh m a. Brookyn
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MADlSoN SO. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

REV C. h. PARKHURST. %. o.. Pastor.
REV. &. r. MOhTGOmERY. Pm. D..
Assistant 81 l1.tl
The Pastor viii .t.4Da ID 4 80 Rri Dr. Mont
.-M-r. n LIZ ----a- .--,--c. I VI
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The CatSkilI Mountains

Steamers Of the Hudson River Day
Line make direct connections at
Kingston Point with afternoon trains
for ali points in the mountains.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
LeOchares Leads
Yankee Sprinters

The racing which closed az
Churchill Downs. Louisville, Ky. re-
Gently has developed the fact that
Leochares Is ~ present the king OF
American sprinters. This 5-year-old
is the property OF John w. Schorr 5
stable, and appears To have ripened
with age. Unless weighted out OF
the future races on the Kentucky
circuit he is not likely TO be beaten
In "A race of six furlongs or less.
At weight for age it seems now
that unless Harmonicon can take his
measure he will quit the summer
the champion Splinter OF the 1915
Kentucky season, as there Is no
chance for him TO go against the
Texas mare Pan Zareta, for she will
do her early summer racing on the
Canadian courses.
Leochares has been beaten but
once this season. and that was al
mile, when Hodge and Prince
Hermis defeated him. This race was
bit too far for the Schorr sprinter.
and will not make material diff
ference in his record. The mile was
run in 1:40, which any good soul
will tell you is practically flying. At
that Leochares was only run into
submission in the last furlong. lie
hasn't been defeated in the spirits,
and that record is not likely TO be
broken.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04

rl.r--,-..,. ----r|.---I- --.----.-.- A., I'm.
N'" ''I'''s .'N''.. ''' '''''.'''
'.. oflsIn'' 1.olPr' i'hs star "".
Ola. frs tr static. serious Setback
.or'y .f,.- "a famous cr.,b .fe.d =.
y'a l'H'' N#s "ihGU'j'a i'''
a.-h'r .,1s. ao reu .uto Charley
N... 'en r.ot .u u.Mau Vd
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
Little Old Johnny Coul0n
Will Try to Regain Crown

Johnny Coulon, the little Chicago
batiler who so long wore the crown
OF the bantams on his bald head.
ia going To try comeback Thu
experience of Jim Jeffries and
countless other gentlemen Who nave
essayed similar stunts with dlsa7
trous results. has no tcrrors Tor
Johnny. He is "a confident that ne
will win back the championship as
he Ia OF anything.
Johnny. however, hasn't lived -
years for nothing He knows Ioi
Of tricks yet, even If he Is an eA'
champ, and he is basing his hopes
Ia take the title away from hid
williams, on two things-one Is thai
he really believes he packs "A biz
enough wallop to put the Baltimore
Dane away. The other is wei
founded belief that Williams can no
longer scale ii6 pounds, the leEiii.
mate bantam limit. and be strong
all the expostulations OF Sammy
Harris TO the contrary.
williams can't make ll6 an
more and be strong Johnny said
several days ago, "and ! know w. J
also know that there isn't a ZIG
pound boy In the game with the
exception OF myself who stands o
chance TO beat him. VIII he fight
me? don't know. but I'll make
II 40 hot for him IL he don't that he
will have sweet time trying to-
square himself with the fans fic
has never given me return fight
anyway, which Is contrary 20 al
ring precedent. | arm going 90 post
$1,000 for him TO meet me at ilt
pounds"
Johnny hasn't been idle since vii
liams defeated him In California n
year or so ago. He always was q
clean liver and he has not aban.
doned boxing since he become an
ex. lie Is constantly In training.
and spends most OF his time away
from the little cigar store that bears
his name up on the square.
In July. Johnny Is going 10 Canada
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04

America greatest athletic meet
OF the year will be the college con
ferencs meet AT the University OF
Illinois. Urbana. Saturday. Three
hundred and forty.siv athletes. rep
resenting 10 of the great schools OF
the central Wnst from The Ale
ghenies 20 the Rockies viii c0mur
and the chances are that haH
dozen conference records and per
haps two college records viii la.i
The meet will be the greatest in
the history OF the western confer
ence, and the disappointment ot,-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
JESS WILLARD
HAS "SOME" FEET

CLATHE, Kan, June i-Jess VIII.
lard, the worlds champion heavy.
weight, formerly a cowboy in the
west. ordered pair OF cowboy
boots" sending his measurements by
mail TO c. II. Hyers. cowboy boot
factory here. which is the largest.
strictly handmade boot factory in
the world.
The boots are number 10 IL, OF
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
His Opinion

I'm some instances the optimist
is Of less real value 10 the commun-
ity than the pessimist,' remarked
Grout =. Smith. while the former
may possess a big wishbone, the lat
ter usually has the larger backbone
And that's what counts, after all.
Deacon Hackamore," Judge.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04

gad sp,rd all summer iH the woods
Fhou Dec s going .J 4lar back. taNr
tu few boys 90 sor Is ruod line on
himself and then spring Che biz
coup
This, OF course, is I'll according Co
Johnny hW Jhc little fshter only
weighs us tripod u0w and looks
every inch ip condition And There
are lot OF Chicago fans particu
larly his Logan Square worsh.pers-
who think he not only has chance
70 slip ono over ON the blond vii
lams lut ma, hell do TO-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
Patience. the War Is Not over

Looks as II We must wait for the
next war before we have that great
battle in the air which novelists have
been describing for so many years.
Lafayette Journal.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
American Association.
STANDING,


2. Columbus o.
Louisville 4. Kansas city 3.
indianapolis ., Minneapolis (.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
International League.
ST ANDING.


RuTalo p. Rochester 3,
Toronto Z Montreal 0.
Providence Newark: cold.
Jersey city Richmond, wet grounds.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04

Wagner. Carcy VIII. NcDch et.'.'.-
hlts--Oldham. Young stolen bvHr
Witt. Hirchman Double VltN- i'.H-
ham and WIT, Wagner and ''
? S,Turk out rs Oldham 3 hy rs
thlener ! Fret base pu h3tI
Oldham :. on kanthleu"f l.. "H
bases Detroit >. Iitt-hu"rH q. F.f
base on errors Detroit =. ltttENu-r.
Wild pttch.- knnthlcusF Time"
i.sS. Umpires--Iiilds brand AND lMs-
lie
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
STAN SRNGS
American League.
sTANIIING.
yr.terdn,,s Er.ui,.

Boston az Sew york, cold weather.
Washington AT Philadelphia, cold
weather.
only two games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04

Prpoklyr AZ Buffalo.
Pittsburgh 90 Kansas city.
ST. Louis az Chicago.
only three games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
PAGBNS1

regular boot width. and t
measurement Is 20 inches. ~
est by two inches. Of any o& u
600 pairs OF boots made BY th1~
who have been in business b.
years. N
Every stitch is hand seve1 y
before the pair Is completed 4
will have passed through the n
of l6 shoemakers. each Of VI
does one particular part
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04

Diamonds exposed 20 radium n
come highly radioactive and renAGl
SO for several years. according o.
British scientist.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04

Detroit AZ New York.
Cleveland ~ washington.
81 Louis an Philadelphia
CAluaGu az Boston
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
South Michigan League.
STANDING.
Nc.terhn,,- Results.

Flint Is. Bay city :.
South BEND y Saginaw ..
Battle Crcrk az Jackson; rain.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
National League.
STANDING.


phlli.cs 2. Brooklyn /.
New York 40, Boston g.
Cincinnati 8 81. Louis ?.
only three games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-04
To,inN,s Ennr-.

saginaw al South Bend.
Battlc creek az Jackson 1.-TWO
3ames1.
Bay city az Flint.