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The Coconino sun., 1916-11-03
DEMOCRATS ARE DESPERATE STO0p|NG ID SUCH LOW
 POLITICAL METHODS

Governor Hunt is getting desperate. Adopting tactics such as have never been witnessed in any Arizona cam paign in the forlorn hope of stopping the avalanche of public sentiment for his opponent, Tom Campbell. The latest example is seen in an attempt being made to discredit Mir. Camp bell with the prohibition advocates. Sending to emissaries in several coun- ties two letters purporting to have been received from a former saloon keeper now in San Francisco, with instructions to circulate them gene rally so that they will come to the attention of the prohibition forces can hardly be called clean politician work.
 Here the letters:
 Hotel Turpin,
 San Francisco, Calif., Sept. 22, 1916 Friend Bert
 Business is rotten on the coast in the saloon line. That fellow from Yuma that used to tend bar at the Bismark has sold his saloon in Frisco. He has gone to Phoenix to do some work for Campbell. He is stopping at the Adams hotel. I met him some- time ago at dump on the water front and he said all the saloon men and cafe keepers in Tucson and Phoe- nix were lined up for Campbell.
 I understand that some of the old saloon keepers in Prescott have gone back. There are about 300 bartend- CTS and saloon keepers from all over Arizona who are on the coast who have been assessed from five dollars up for the fund to help land Camp bell.
 A committee in Phoenix or Tucson are handling the coin and they say the chances are good and that things will again be bright for the old gang like them good old days. I gave ten bucks and sent it to Rogers who is tending bar in Los. It We skin Hunt I will meet you in Los.
 Your friend, GROVER HAYES Hotel Turpin,
 San Francisco, Calif., Sept. 16, 1916 Bert Barnes,
 Reno, Nev.
 Friend Bert
 It looks from the reports from Ari- zona that Hunt has copped the nomi- nation again for Gov. That means we will have a bigger fight on our hands to elect Campbell. I got a let ter from Tom Jones who was in Tue son election day and he says the bunch did all they could to skin Hunt. Jones says Campbell can be counted on to do the right thing and it is only matter of time when booze will be sold in Arizona. He says there is no danger of the Republican bunch put ting straw in our way. Will meet you Tn Los Angeles after election if it goes our way and Tom Campbell is elected Gov.
 Your friend,
 GROVER HAYES This is nothing more nor less than dirty politics. Tom Campbell's posi- tion on prohibition is we'll known. He stated it from the platform in Tucson when he said "I favor prohibition law which prohibits and the enforcement of the'same to that end"
 Those who believe that prohibition has been a success have too much in- telligence to be fooled by two fake letters from unknown barkeepers.
 Another of the fake bartender"
The Coconino sun., 1916-11-03
Your friend, GROVER HAYES

Another of the fake bartender" letters being quietly circulated by Governor Hunts satellites has come to light. The Governors friends have been trying to keep these letters out of the newspapers as they were meant for the eyes of ardent prohibionists only. The latest letter was circulated at Florence. It purports to be a photographic copy and it is believed that it was executed at the state pri- son.
 Here is the latest output of the Hunts letter factory:
 Los Angeles, October 4th. Frank Murlock,
 Dear Sir: v
 Grover Hayes told me that you were in Reno and l thought I would write and ask you if you wanted job do- ing political work in Arizona.
 All the saloon men and bartenders who used to live in Arizona have formed an organization to help. elect Campbell governor. He is running on the rep. ticket and if he is elected can get some favors of him. We might get a bill though the Legisla- ture that will help us and Campbell will sign it all right.
 Bert Flames told me in a letter you were in Reno on a paper so thought I would write and ask you if you would like to get to Tucson and do some writing for us and help get out some circulars. Telegraph me and I will telegraph you ticket to come here and we will go to Tucson to- gether. There will be a months work for you and I hope you can take the job.
 Let me know quick as you get this and will telegraph a, ticket and money for expenses coming down. There is about 400 of the old saloon, bunch clubbed together and some of the wholesale cigar and whiskeyi
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05

ase air? How long can man lead such
IAN. life and still be called HUMANE
,sh s E
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05

The Robert Minor Of Europe
Louis Raemaekers of Amsterdam
has done for newspaper readers in
Holland what Minors cartoons in
The Day Book and associated news
papers accomplished for the Amer
lean public.
Raemaekers ripped the brass but
tons off the war" in much the same
manner as Minor is doing, copies Of
his paper, the Amsterdam TELEGRAPH,
received in this country show.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05

''Kreuzland. Kreuzland Ueber Al
les" (Crossland over al) is the Ger
man title of the picture showing
road full of children marching be-
tween rows of crosses and asking, in
the sub-caption of Raemaekers'
drawing, Where are our fathers ly-
ing?"
Another startling conception is the
Dutchman's cartoon of ''Militarism,"
with the mailed figure, swinging a
great battle ak at the Christ on the
cross: 81 crush whoever resists mel"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-05

any wonder we have so much disease
and unemployment? How can man
find any time for recreation and fresh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23

Harvard adherents were inclined to
offer odds on their varsity combination
until ii WAS known that the Yale var
sity and freshmen shells had drawn the
east lane. and then there was n ten
dency toward even money. Veteran
river men assert that the east lane is
faster than the west. In tho second
varsity event, harvard drew the east
course.
Several members OF the crews are
enrolled in the university hattaiions,
and must report to the State miIi,,r,
camps tomorrow night. Every effort
therefore, viii he made to row all three
races tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
TEAGUE PITCHES FINE GAME

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. Jun. Ca
iiS'i"ss, half hearted clash was won hy
n" champs from the iIopcwell team on
me opening Of the series this after
noon by the score of = 10 O. SOuthpaw
! "arn" missed no-ht game by n
hAirhr"adth. two heinE charged against
nun: on" on failure to cover the
lhitial sack on IN easy groundcr re-
covered by tho bascman. and the other
Il hopping houndcr. which the pitcher
huSS"u up on rather difficult chance.
ld"wcllyn slammed one in the ribs.
routed ny" TO FIRST on balls. and gave
up eleven hits. The fact that the
score was no, larger against him Is
cNpinined IN tho three spectacular
double PLAYS. which stemncd serious
trnNhlo. NNn Srnrn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23

Blackburn. Thompson co. Murray ga. sac
flh'e hit>--fahr!quc. Manning stolen bases
>aNr., Blackburn OnS.ow Two -base hits
Shean Powell. Graham. Manning Three
l"s" hit-Rohv. HON" run lineup BASES
90" ballS-"m Tincnp. .: OF Shockcr. =: or
Hhnlt@ struck "u;-by Tincup 2: h,
Shut. !! 10y Shookcr >. by Herbert, /; hy
Manning III, 10? pitched hails-bv Tin
Gun tIh"nipSou and Tr;.sdalcl. Double.
may Sh"an 10 fahriTuc 10 UllSluw Passed
hai. ,rinuru. Wild pitch-Tinc,p Tits
OF Sh"oi"r. : Ia innings OF Herbert !
~ ~ inuiuG. OF Tigcup. |. Il! innings
"iif"s keenan, auG Brans;!vld Tim. $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
Finals To-Day at Norfolk
for Ladies Championship

NoRfOI.k. VA, June o.-'The
ladies' singles trnnIs chnmrinnship
az the state OF Virginia hinges upon
the result of tO-morrow's match be-
tween Miss Molln Hjurstedt and
Miss Florence Iiullin. or New York
me uinncr Will have To play Miss
iSliEubcth Hull. u Norfolk girl. pres
cnt holder OF the title. on Saturday
nftcrnoOn.
Ell Whitney and II. r. KcIlcher
III are making II strong hid for the
right to meet Champion Irving
Wright In the finals on SATURDAY.,
both winning to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

pHiI.A DEipHlA, June 22-Phila-
delphia divided IA double header with
Washington here to-day. The home
winning the game on WashnEton's
errors. to .. The visitors took the
second event. to !. four Of the runs
being tailed by Foster who made n
triple and a single. received two bases
on balls and was hit by a pitched ball.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
Open season on July I.

~ Ii2C"-s Caption City League VIII
rity ~ frs; Samc in Broad street
ARK on Saturday, July !. The teams
NI.th VIII meet IN the initial contest
maze not hc"u picked To-norrow's
sTh"dulo calls for TWO games TO hc
b!.E't ~ F'ld lark. The FIRST one
Viii start at . O'Clock and will hc he
tween I'll" GraNs and brotherhood. The
second sam" viii begin AT $50 and
WI! p" h"'wccn l!ik"rs and T. Com
phnE In" winners Of these games
VIII play IN Broad stree, Park on the
i"i.oWin@ Saturday. while the losers
VIII play At Eygd iark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-23
CHECK CLERKS WIN.
Dcfcnt e. & q. CInim Clerks I'm Fn,t
tnm~ at byrd
Park.

III" Check Clerks OF tho Chcsapeaka
ana ohio hallway general Offices de-
yesterday at BYRD PARK Oucsty f"a
turcd for IN" Check Clerks by driving
out four hits out Of four trips to The
plate. sullivan played a good gam"
for tho Claim Clerks. ELLIS and BOZ.
were in good form. and both pitchers
twirl-d great game.
Score by innings; r.
Check Clerks. ....... cnoNl CT
Claim Clerks. ......... OIL O2 O.,
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INDIANS WIN AT LAST

NEWARK. y. j.. Jun" 22-Nrwarli
defeated Montreal. :: 10 to-day laIgely
- VIRTUE uf the auC!-u; Daniel How
~ hevri arm. The entire Montreal
catching stan was on The hospital list,
-" IN" manager had TO undertake. mi;i
"i. MASK duties. ana the locals ran
WIG on the bases Colwcll in the bon
.cf Montreal, blew up In tn" NTH. ,vnil.
-N%HaAu was fairly .I-Ctiv. throuHh-
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RAY PROVES EFFECTIVE
NEWPORT \

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June 2o-
Kay pitched crratically to-day against
U" Norfolk TarS but was tight in
tn" p!nchcs in all hut one inning. and
mad little trouble in holding them to
TWO rams. while his teammates made
seven ~ the expense Of Turner. Ray
tanned thirteen batSmcn. which is said
20 ne q season record Of the Virgins,
league. Thc hclding OF Sticking was
about IN" only feature. The score
Norfolk. Scyrnort So.,.
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Lajoie stole second and third i'm zach
game. The scores
Totois....25 - Ii To;aIs...g7 24!i 4,
-Barcd for Gallia In ninth


Ihindc iphi4 ..... ~ n O
Washington ........ o o 9 q O q q d
Summary: Runs-Strunk tcJ. Schanr La
loi". Morgan, E!C. Hits-on Rice. 1 In 8 I,
Innings: on Galiia, In 20 innings Two
base hits Strunk Laioie. Foster struck
oui-by Myers. :: 10y Rice" ]. Dy C;allii
D"ubl" pays--MorEan to Judge: pcs
I.aioi" 10 McInnis; Myers Witt 10 McInnis
Walsh. Mclnnis. Pick to Wit. Bases on
baiis-on Rice. .. of Myers. 10: OF ,ia!lia. l..
ll!t by pitched hal-by Myers, HIcnrv1.
tmpircs, owens and Connolly. Time, 10.
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II0prWcIl.
Totals. 20 22ila 2 Totals. 81 II p

S'"r" 10y innings X
!Ior"wrli ....... $50 . n y D.
Rocky Mount ........i u $
sum- tary Euns Russell o., Goosc,ren tc).
..H""f!S l."ft "N bases VI uy"wcil. {:
K"ok, Mount. II Earned runs--Roctv
;'"nmi. stolen has"s--Ryan. Gooaet roe.
N'' rifle" hlt--'iouS"i r"". rwo-baS. hit-'rni-
i"I p"ulhc plays St"iuhr"i 10 Summers
!" 6"si' handito" to Gust I.rwciIvn to
SI"Hth'"nn"r 80 Gus. Stru'k Ndi-ty Level
iNn. ] hN - Nrp". :! l'IS"s balls
OF i."""i'Nn. :: OF league. 2. Iiit ny pitcher
i lev" IN 'Edwards,. Umpire Buckley
TIM, 200 Attendance. Gsi
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COOLERS EASY PICKING
LEAGUE LEADERS EASILY
WIN FROM PETERSBURG
Force Over -Four Runs While
Administering WhitcwaSh 10
OppOnents.

PORTSMOUTH,. VA, juno 2a-Pe-
tcrshurg proved easy picking for tho
League leaders to-day. Portsmouth wiz
ming by Tie score OF To o. Muiiln
opened tor the visitors and allowed
twelve hitS IN seven innings. lie was
rcnlaccG by Marks in tho final frame,
but the damage had been done. The
score:
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CLEVELAND TAKES LEAD
DETROIT is FORCED TO
TAKE SECOND POSITION
iris Speaker WINS Evidently There
With Ills Mighty Old-Time
WuilopS.

DETROIT. June 22-Cleveland broke
It's Tie for first place with Detroit to-
day by defeating the Tigers to g.
With one ont, one run needed 10 tie.
and men on first and third in the ninth
inning. Burns hit into a double play.
The visitors drove Dubuc from the box
IN the eighth inning. when they scored
four runs on two doubles. Two singles
and base on NallS. Inc sCnre.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk nj Newport News.
IlOpcwcil at Rocky Mount
Petersburg at Portsmouth
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HARVARD AND YALE MEET
TODAY IN AQUATIC BATSTII D

NEW LONDON. CONN. June o2.-
IN" oarsmen Of Harvard and Yale to-
nlght ar" hoping Cor favorable regatta
conditions tomorrow, when the two
universities meet in the aquatic battle
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Philadelphia. 4; Washington, . (lrst
game.
Philadelphia. /: Washington, (sccond
gImcl.
~. Louis, o; Chicago =.
Detroit, 3: Cleveland. 5.
lSo.tUn, !; New York u.
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WHERE THEY rI.AY TODAY
New lnrl< at brooklyn
lSnSton AT PhiladrIphia
-. Luis AT itt.hurgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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STANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Washington ut New York.
Philadelphia ut Bost on.
Only two games scheduled.
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SECOND GAME.


,To'aI*....% p Z Totuls....3a 81 "a /
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ... @ q q q OIL
Washington .......... . o . 0 0 l-6
SUMMARY isuns-Pick. Morgan. Foster
90. Moclicr. itts-om Bush. 6 In - in
ninss: "T Wyckon In > innings Two.
nasr hits--Witt, SchauE. Thrcc-ba-c hit
Foster. Struck out--by Bush. /: by Du-
mont. :. Double plays-Iush. IaJoic TO
Mclnncs CO. Base on bals-of Majors. 8:
of Duinort. l. of Rush. |: off Wyckon. 2
hit by pitched bai!-hy WyckoF. (Fostcr1.
Cmpircs. Connolly and Owens. Time. 81.
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score by inhines: ),
Norfolk ....... ........n q q q %
Newport Ncws ........n n -
summary: Runs fruCo Gallagher pah,-
man Wrat'cn. Schultz. Pavnn t2>. Lake
- stolen has" s-fahiman. Morpcth. Now
ION t2b. Three base hit-pavrn Two "a. n
hits-Ray rnhlmnn. wrattcn. Walters
Mas"s on balls" Ray, s: on Turner I
struck ont by Raw. II: by Turner + DON
h'o p'7y-Tnrncr 10 Gallagher to Mornctr
l:cft on h"srs-N"wrort Sewa 6: Norfolk II
III ny D,'' her-l.2kc. q Bruce. Umpire
walsh Time. les
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ST. LOUIS is BLANKED

ST. LOUIS, June ea-Russen issued
but one pass to-day and allowed ST
Louis but two hits. Chicago shutting
out the locals, TO o. The score:
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New York
ItOstOn,
roials....3o ; - IL ro,a!s.2, ~ IL

N"w YORK .........o o Q o r ~
Boston ..-..... .......-o ii
summary: Run>-- toop"r Bases on bali.
of Ruth. j STRUCK out-hy Fisher
ny RUN, Two bls" h't-Jaryr!u poub.c
rl"yH fcck!ugaurh 80 'ioG"on to Pi?p. Ruin
I" Janyrin {" Hohitta"Ii; Gardner 20 Iaavril.
I" iiohiitH"ii tmpirgs, OLouehlsn ana
HilI.braud Time. .ap.
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Asheyiilc. !; Winston Salem, Cnrst
gamc).
AshcviIle. 4; Winston Salem, tsecond
gnmc)
Ri.ieiGh. o; Charlotte. 8.
Greensboro, !: Durham. 3 (nrst camel
Greensboro. Ii Durham, o (secund xnme)
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STANDING OF CLURs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAR.
Charlotte at Raleigh.
Winston Salem at ..sheyIie
Dnrlium ut Greensboro
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BOSTON TAKES SERIES

BOSTON. June 2o.-The Boston Red !
SoX won the deciding game of the
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Portsmouth ..... ...o &c ! -
summary: Runs-M"orc. St Martin Par
."r Candy. Two-hase hiis-Gandy. St
Martin stolen bascs-Cueto. Ritchlc. Parker.
Moore. FOX Double plnys-lrmschcr to
Emory I" Henry. Emory To Goaiby 10 Henry:
Ia'kcr I" King to Fox. Hits-oT Mulli.,
X OK Pearson, :. on Marks, i'm innin:.
'as". IN halls-Cn Muli!n. |; off Pearson
Struck "ut-hy Muilin. s; by Pearson. I"f,
~ h':S"S-f Petersburg, {. Portsmouth,. = I'm
.'ir"s. Kennedy and hughes Time 1.;t
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New York series to-day by shutting
on; the visitors, to 9 Roston scored
IN the third when Hooper and Jauvrln
doubled The score:
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chicago .........o o.
ST. Louis ..............0 o o Q Q 90
SUMMARY: Runs-Fclsch. Fourier Two.
Da'" titS-Fcurnicr. Austin. Struck out
by Sislcr. 3: 10y Russell. 9 Double pia.-
Horton unassistrd. Bases on balls--on SIS
l'r. ;; off Russell. !. Sacrifice h!t--Wcr,rr
tr1Hlrcs Dinccn and Chill. r.nc. d.
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n ational League
YESTERDAY

RENI us Yesterday.
Brooklyn. ,: Philadelphia. q (tirst Eamr,.
BrnoklHn. X: Philadelphia, ! t,ecnn,i
game.
Pittsburgh. 3; 81. Louis. l.
New York. ]: Boston. Oh inninsS).
Chicago incinnitti (ruin),
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. {: Rochester. 3.
Providence. :; Toronto. 6.
Baltimore. 3; Buff;ilo, 9.
\cwnrk a. Mnntr.nI

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rochester at RICHMOND.
Buffalo ut baltimore.
Montreal ut Newark
Toronto at Providence
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Providence

-, Totals....4s Il "a . Totsls...4 81 1882 10
1.-Two out whsn 'wnnins ran vas -corct.
frovidenee ......'o oo2oi eoop -
Toronto .... OF 90
II ,Svmrnnry: E-ns-K"hE sEran Onsuw.
Tutwiier 90. Fabri9ue. Tincup, TIuesdale,
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Cleveland.
To,als....a3 - . Totals. SO S >

'Eat;ed for StanaEc in eighth.
-fati"d for I!otanJ in eighth
.haucd for covci"skie In "iEuth.
- re ny ioring' n
Detroit ........ .......o Is
Cleveland ........ 80 o.
Summary: Euns-cohb to,. Neach. Grnnev
Speaker. Smith. p'N"N Roth r,"o- ia
iui--'iandil struck out" Il ibuc. /: by
tunn!i cham. .. 10y Cov"Icskie, =. Bases on
i"'ls'- ~ IuhGc. s! Tuuh" pIays--Burn. nmd
pvhu". Chapman. Howard and CianIii;
n%.'l. ';nndii and ON"i! Hit by pitcher
by Holland. tHoward). Umpir"s. Evans ana
NaI.u. Time. $50
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Port sTnOuth. s; Petersburg. o.
Newport News. :; Norfolk, >.
Rocky Mount. ;: IIppcwcli, o.
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Portsmouth,.
Petersburg.

T"t"is....2S 3 81 Il , Tot.ls.S "a 70 - II /
.taucd for Mull!n In eighth.
Score by innings.
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Pitchers Records

total" .i, 300 Gao Sc
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How Climbers Bat
How Climbers Field

I"i"'> i.57a las AZ
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Totals. III - Z Totals..."o . % II
'f5atted for Miller In ninth
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'Bnttcd for Rittor In ninth.
Score by inninEsi II.
Rochester 1000 n OOOo-a
RtchmOnd oOOOO,1
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Petersburg 49,. $40 q 9 o 90
Portsmouth ..... 40 o u -.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1916-11-25
day evening 7:30. DR.. Dillingham;
will preach. Everyone invited.
Peoples Church.

1.-The Little Church Around The
Corner" Court street. The church of
THE Common People," Rev. N. H.
Hartman Of greater Boston, acting
pastor. Morning prayers at 10.
Preaching services at 10:45 and 700.
Sunday school with mems class
taught by the pastor at 1915. Young
peoples meeting at 5:45.
The pastor will preach at both serv-
ices. Morning topic: "Compassi on"
Evening topic: "Convictions and Re-
vival." There will be baptism, at the
morning service, to be followed by
the Lords Supper The evening serv-
ice will be the last before the special
services that the church has been pre-
pairing for the last two months.
On Tuesday afternoon, at three,
Singing Evangelist Mr.. Lawrence B.
Greenwood Of Boston, will begin these
special meetings. He will sing and
speak, twice a day until further no.
tice, at 800 and 7:45 p. m.-except
Saturdays. On Sundays there will be
three meetings. Thanksgiving Day
there will be but one service at 7
p. M, as Mr.. Hartman is the preach
er at the union service on the fore
noon of that day in the First church,
and Mr.. Greenwood will sing, by in
vitatiOn