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The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Mrs. Booths Funeral

some time ago the funeral OF a
famous woman was held In London.
Edward Who was king hen. came
With his consor'. Alexandra. 20
look upon her face. and dukes and
duChcsses and members ~ the no.
buity came Then The doors were
opened and the pOpulace came in
by the thousands Down The aisle
came woman whose face and
dress bore the marks ~ poverty.
Ry ono hand she led a child and
iu her arms she carried another.
As she reached the cohln she SCI
down The child she Mas carrying
and benz her head upon the glass
above The quiet face in the conn,
and her old fascinator fell down
upon g. Come. said policeman
YOU must move on But the woman
stood by The coffin I'm not move
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

md went 10 Philadelphia. and Went
.a O. great merchant prince in
hose employ he had been. and
.o.d hi- story The merchant
prince shut and locked the door.
I.r u- pray he said They hnelt
.lEether. the great merchants arm
about his SO it0r and when theN
ro' up the great merchant said
Go loo ppaos. God bless YOU
ION the next Sunda, the man
who had confessed took tine Bible
ou hi- knee AS bc sar before his
class and said 10 them Young
men. often wondered Why I
couidut win any % YOU 20 Christ
NV ufr was wrong That man won
his entire elias for Christ. and they
Joined Or McKbbcn's church ar
Walnut HIS Cincinnati q.
"I' YOU would get right with God
what would be the result? Why
YOU would save Detroit
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

on. she said for ! have right
here The policeman said. YOU
must move on lis orders, but the
woman said. no, I've walked 70
miles 20 look upon her face again
she saved my two boys from being
drunkards The woman In the cot
I'm vas Mrs Booth. wife OF the
great leader OF the Salvation Army.
I'D rather have some reclaimed
drunkard or some poor girl re-
deemed from sin and shame. stand
by my cofin and rain down tears
OF gratitude upon n. than 10 have
q monument OF gold studded with
precious stones. that would pierce
the skies
IF ye love me- keep my com
mandments and will pray my
Father, and He will give you anoth-
or Comforter, that He may abide
With YOU forever
Copyright VIM. A. Sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Two Girls Hike 900 Miles.

DENVER. Col, Oct I When
physicians in Wichita, KAN told
Miss Mabel Bahney and Miss Flor
ouce Baier telephone operators, they
must give up indoor work for =
while and set out in the open air %
preserve their health. nc young wo-
men left their positions purchased
servicoaDle walking outfits and start
Cd overland 20 Denver.
Tncy stopped a week in Colorado
Springs on tho way. The hike OF
more than 500 miles 70 Denver was
made in three weeks walking time.
Both young women are now radiant
examples OF hsalth-strong. alert,
sunburned.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

10 pray. then the doctor said. he
b. getting weaker They lifted him
back upon the ped and his face
was whittier iuou Doc pillows stu
his lips moved ON. God save
Then Tho light Of life went ont. and
be finished che PRAYER In the pre-
cncc OF Jc.u. What did his diving
prayer Go" WIZ almost the entire
student bod, OF Hamilton College
accepted Jesus Christ.
III YOU haven't the power ~ the
spirit vou have done something
wrong I don't know what ~ IS
it's none OF nay business It's be.
tween YOU and God II is only my
duty 20 call upon you 70 confess
and get right With Him
"A man went 20 q friend of mine
md said 4 don't know what Is
wrong with me ! teach a SUNDAY
school class OF young men, and /
have tried 10 bring them 20 Jesus,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

and J have failed Can you tell mo
why
Yes. Was the answer Their, 81
something wrong with YOU Yog.v.
done something wrong
The man hesi'ated, bar dWI.
he said YOU re- right Years ago 4
was cashier ,n big bu ines
house. and one time the books bal
anced and there was some money
left over took thar mouey and
! have kept q That was To- year.
ago Here &. me money I'm ths ,u.
yelope'
Take it hack 20 tHe owner.
said my friend Z have advised You,
and that's all can do. bur God
viii never forgive YOU until you've
given that money bach
The man sank into chair and
covered his ewes for while. Then
he got up and said, TN do IT, H.
took Chesapeake & Ohio train
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

hansen 7 was wounded. IL you could
call Il that
I'VE were leaving little village
where the Germans had counter-at-
tackled, when. in escaping from a
bursting shell Jumped onto
stone wall and rolled OF on the other
side about six feet 10 the ground,
II got mp 70 climb back, only to
find that my right arm was useless.
! couldn't get back, and had 70 call
70 a Red Cross comrade for help,
80 from rescuing the wounded,
| became one Of the wounded my.
self, and was sent back TO Belfort,
where my broken arm was mended
From Belfort. | was sent, con
valescent. to Lyon, 10 work as as
sistant in the army hospital carry
ing food, reading papers and writing
letters for the wounded.
Now. fully recovered, ! have
been attached 70 the regiment In
which my father Ia serving. and |
hope soon to join him on the firing
line. so We both may battle side by
side-he with his rife and with
my bardages and stretcher for our
beloved Freuce'"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

q CHRISTIAN. God pity you You may
cell % culture. ] have another nam"
for u. o. there anything about
Chr.susui, that is necessarily uu-
cultured I think rho best culture IN
the world Is among The followers OF
Jesus Christ
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16

gathering momentum as the fateful
day approaches Congressman Frank
+. Doremus will start an active cam
paign for reelection this week, and
compaign activity on the part OF all
candidates Will be qulckened
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
BILLY SUNDAY VS.. BOOZE

Billy sunday, the implacabie foe
Of booIe. has message for you.
In unmistakable, picturesque. I'M
dcrStardnbIc language he ham
mers home. straight from the
shoulder, argument upon argument
against IT,
go see. hrar, heed what he says
Of It. No man knows more about
ar u better qualified 20 convince
you of the evil OF drink, the curse
of humanity.
Then. those Of You on whom booze
hos n strange hold--or IL quickly
getting onc-viil do well 20 com
suit the NcnI Institute upon the
treatment that absolutely removes
nlI desire. craving or appetite for
~. We guarantee n.
Detroit Neal Institute
Grand 2s22. s2I Woodward
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
Lot Lost His Power

Lot lost- his Power.
~ road I'm the bible that Lot first
pitched his tent near Sodom Next
read that Lot moved right into
Sodom. and lived there FOR %
years Hc lost his power there.
too When Cod warned him 80 get
out of tho city he went and told his
son and daughter but they
vouldn't heed him He had lost
Iis uower over them He warned
Ni, sonsIn laws. hut they ~erldu't
heed him. TIc even lost power over
his own wife. for he told her no.
to look back as they fed, and she
rubbered
~ YOU have lost spiritual power
II is because YOU have disoheyed
some clear command ~ God Nav
/ bo you're siingy God requires
tithes. He commands YOU 80 give
one tenth OF your income 20 Him,
and maybe YOU don't do &. n may
be your temper II may De that you
have neglected ~ read the Biblo
and haven't prayed "a Won should
You may say, I have failed in
something but II is q little thing
oh. these little things Bugs are
i littlo things but they cost this
country $500 000 600 last tCar Birds
are little enemies OF the bugs. and
birds are little things. and n II
Vorent for tho birds We would
! starve in two years II there's any.
thing that makes mC nsad b. is To
see n farmer grab q shotgun and
kill q chicken hawk That hawk a.
worth lot more than some old
hen yOu couldn't cook tender " Won
boiled IL FOR NO dav~ That chick.
81 hav. has Killed all the gorhers.
mice and snakes ~ could SGT its
CLAWS ON and i has come tu de.
mand from rrr farmer che toll that
is rightfully due 10 81 tor what 10
has done 10 rid the land of pests
why Re % TINT with aH our uni
vcrsitics and colleges No haven't
produced book like Tho Bible 10
was written Ions ago by people
who lived IN q little country no
/ bigger than some 81 our states.
| The reason was that God was De-
hind the writer's. The book was
inspired
The Detroit times., 1916-10-16
ccep Christ Join the Church b0ny the Beginning Christian Life Says Billy

CHRISTIAN God pity you. You may
call % culture. have another nam"
for u. o. there anything about
ChrisuauI, that is necessarily uH-
cultured think rho best culture IN
1 the world is among The followers OF
I Jesus Christ
Ignorance No Bar
Put YOU say Ignorance is bar
4 10 some. 40 sir 'Biliy' BRAY. il"
Cornish miner. Was an ilhErat"
man lie Va- asked II be- could
read writing aud he answered no,
I cant even read readin Yet iii.
lN' BRAY did q wonderful work Tor
, God Jon Wales and England lguor
ance is no bar 20 religion or 70
usefulness to Jesus
some time ago over IN England.
q man died In the poor house He
lad had q little property. just a
Few acres of land and n hadn't
been enough 10 support him After
he died the now owner dug n we'll
on g. and ~ a depth ~ 80 feet he
found n vDiu 81 copper so rich that
r. meant a little fortune n tho
man who died had only known of
thar vein he need not have lived
: IN poverty There are many who
are ius' a. ignorant OF the great
riches within their reach. Lots OF
people hold checks on tho bank ~
heaven. ana maven ial'n 'h"NEl ''
$50 fcw OF as dream OF the ire.
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Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-15
Cocoanut Oil Makes
 A Splendid Shampoo

If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with.
 Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful. Just plain mulsifed cocoanut oil (which is pure and entirely grease less), is much better than the most ex- pensive soap or anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can't pos- sibly injure the hair.
 Simply moisten your hair with water and rub 1t in. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out cas- fly and removes every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage.
 You can get mulsifed cocoanut oil at most any drug store. It is very cheap, nd a few ounces is enough to last .veryone in the family for months.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-15

out for a single. During the rest Of the game only eight hits were made by both teams.
 In the first inning the c. X A. got a run when Jordan walked and made the round to the home plate with a sacrifice hit by Champion and an CT TOT by Janssen on Morrisses bingle. In the fifth inning the C. & A. team squeezed another run over the June tion boys pulled two bad errors and allowed J. Jeuch to make sacrifice fly.
 The score of two to nothing was tied up in the sixth E. Jeuch got a single and Janssen put a long drive out for a double scoring Jeuch. Mar tin walked Snyder and Barnhill made a sacrifice fly scoring Janssen. IT. the seventh Martin gave Wade a sin gle then hit both Cassidy and E. Jeuch. filling the bases. At this pune ture of the game. Chief Galt walked in and put Bidwell in the box and Mar tin on first base. Janssen hit a red
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-15
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Ca tarrh is a blood or constitutional disease. and in order tO cure it you must take in ternal remedies Halls Catarrli Cure is taken internally. and acts directly upon ;he blood and mucous surface. ilalrs Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. IL was prescribed by one Of the best phy- sicians in this country for years and Is g. regular prescription. IL is composed Of the best tonics known. combincd with the best blood purifiers. uctinc directly on the mucous surfaces The perfect Combina- ton of the two ingredients is what pro- Ouces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
 r. J. CHENEY & co. Props, Toledo. Q.
 Sold by Druggists price 1jc.
 Take HallP Family Pills for constipation.
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hot one just above the ground and Martin made a lucky dive. The ball was buried in his mitt and he was given credit for filling the bases and then emptying them. Thus Martin averted what seemed to be victory for Junctioners.
 In the seventh the C. X A. made their game when they scored two runs as a result of Cassidy hitting a, man and allowing two singles.
 Score by Innings.
 R. H, E. c. & A. A.......1OOO1O2OO-4 4 Junction .... OOOO2OOOO-9 3
 Summary.
 First base on balls: Off Cassidy, g.; off Martin. i. Left on bases; C. & A, 6: Junction, g. First base on errors: c. & A, ?. Two-base hits: Jonssen. Struck out: By Cassidy, 8; by Mar tin, f. Hit by pitched ball. E. Jeuch, Cassidy and Gait. Innings pitched: by Cassidy, 6; by Martin 2-3; by P:awell. 1-3. Sacrifice fly, Boat. Sacrifice hit: Champion. Officials; Hearlo and Kemp, Umpres; Waugh an, scorer.
 Twenty Second Victorious
 ir the second game a pretty exhi- h'tion was given up to the fourth in aicg. Up to this time the Copper 0uoen team had the soldiers going their way and seemed to have the game on ice when at the end of the made three runs on three soldier CT ,-0re and a single.
 But many slip has been made between the cup and the lip and they made theirs in the last half of the fourth when after they had retired two men. Kreigbaum. the Queen Short. forgot he was playing a forced play and shot the ball to first It went several feet over Joe Chapman's head and the rout was started. In this inning the soldiers got five out of their seven hits and made eight out of their nine runs and all of this with two men down. The Queen made couple of feeble rallies but it was like tryig to make a spriter out of a man with paralysis
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)! Absolutely! Free!!
PIANO!
Free ~T PiSSo SS"'''
tIeeo

The person having no piano in their home sending us the neatest correct answer will receive, Absolutely Free, a New Upright Piano. Write your name and address plain ly and mail today. as yodr answer must reach us not later than Sept. II, 1916. HAGGERTY-COOK CO.,, Inc. Manufacturers-l istrfbutors. Pianos and Player Pianos
 147 Liberty St.
 WARREN. PENNA.
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DOUBLE HEADER IS
 BASEBALL FEATURE 0F DAY AT WARREN PARK
C. & A. Junction in Close and Exciting Game. Twenty Second Romps Off When
 Copper Queen Team Blows

A real feast was given the fans of the district at the Warren ball park Sunday when a double header was pulled. The Calumet X Arizona team defeated the Junctioners to 2 and the 22nd Infantry defeated the Cop per Queen nine by a score of g to 6.
 The first game remained hitless until the last of the fifth inning when Baugh of the Junetioners landed one
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,ictim 8 to Q and : to 1.

victim to 0 and ' to f.
 First game: R. H. F. New York %. OOOOOOOOO-O 4 Philadelphia 2x-S II 3 Alexander and Killifer.
 Second game: R. H. F. New York %. 0101 00O2 2O-4 II Philadelphia 5OOOO2OX-7 10 1
 Batteries-Anderson Schupp and Kocher; Rixey and Killifer.
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cINclNNATL.e: CHICAGO. 3.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 14.-World mans errors proved decidedly costly for Chicago today and helped mate rially in Cincinnati's victory. 6 to 3. Mollwitz. pinch hitter for Mcconnell brought in two runs when he doubled the seveth.
 Chicago OOOOO12OO-S 9 4 Cincinnati .. 1O4O1OOOx-6 9
 Batteries-M Mcconnell. Packard and Elliott; Toney and Wingo. ... ... ..
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NEW YORK. 4; PHILADELPHIA, 8

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-New York defeated Philadelphia here today 4 to 3. Cullop of New York was knock ed down in the fifth inning when a drive from Haley's bat struck him on the knee After several minutes he resumed pitching but was forced to retire in the sixth inning.
 R. H. F.. Philadelphia O1OO11OOO-3 9 4 New York 4OOOOOOOx-4 1 Batteries -Nabers and Haley; Gull lop. Fisher and Nunamaker.
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NATIONAL RESULTS
BROOKLYN. 5: BRAVES. 2.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 14.-Brooklyn stopped the on-rushing Boston Braves today, to 2.
 Three costly errors gave the Su- perbas four runs in the second inning. F. H. E. Boston ..... 1OOO1OOOO-2 3 3 Brooklyn O4OOOO1Ox-5 6 O
 Batteries-Tyler and Blackburn. Tragessor: Cheney and Miller.
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American Association.

At Minneapolis, 90; Indianapolis. S-2.
 At Kansas City. A; Columbus, % At Milwaukee, 2-4; Toledo, 5-10. At St. Paul, 2-1; Louisville, 9-S.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-15
Score by Innings.

Summary.
 Three-base hits: Willard. First base on balls: Off Williams, ?; Off McCray. 1; off Rash. l; off Banks, 2. Left on bases; C. O., s; 22nd., 2. Wild pitches; McCray, l; Williams, 2; Rash, | First base on errors; c. O., 2: 22nd. 4 Two-base hits: Gustaf- son and Stewart Struck out: By Williams. 8; McCray, 4; Banks. | Hit by Pitcher: Kreikbaum by Banks. Innings pitched By Williams, 6; Me Cray, 42-3; by Rash, 2-3; by Banks, 2-3 Officials: Lyons, and Boat, umpires; Vaughan. scorer.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-15
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
 National e1otIe

Al St. Louis, 9-9; Pittsburg, S-5 (First, II innings.)
 At Cmsinnati, I; Chicago. 2. Q1 innings.)
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Southern Association.

At Mobile. O; Atlanta. 1. At New Orleans. 5- ?; Birmingham 3-1
 At Memphis Little Rock, rain. At Nashville, 0; Atlanta, l. At New Orleans, 5-2; Mobile, 3-1.
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American League.

Big dance at Vista Park Wednesday night, August 18th. The very latest and best music by the C. & A. Band. (737) tAdyerusemenp
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

At Little Rock, 0; New Orleans, 1. At Nashville, 9; Atlanta. l. At Chattanooga. II; Birmingham, 0-4.
 At Memphis, O; Mobile, ?.
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Western.

At Des Moines. 50; St Joseph. 1-2. Al Omaha, 2; Denver. f. (l1 in- nings.)
 At Lincoln. i-2; Wichita. 31. (Sec- ond. II inningsJ
 Tt Sioux City, 3-1; Topeka. 7-6.
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American League.

At Chicago, 4; Detroit. 9.
 At Cleveland, 4; St. Louis, 3.
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AMERICAN RESULTS
CLEVELAND. 4: DETROIT. 2.

OE-F CLfNIND, Tf L'L FNOI T' z. CLEVELAND, Aug. 1f-Cleveland defeated Detroit to ? although De troit batted two home runs. Senca- tional fielding by Smith featured the game.
 R H. F. Detroit ...... O2OOOOOOO-2 I 1 Cleveland =. 2OOOOOOO1-3 8 ? Batteries-Bagby and O'Neill; Du- buc and Mckee.
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Coast.
At Salt La

At Salt Lake. 6; falkland, l.
 At Los Angeles Portland. 5-2; Vernon, 2-3.
 At San Francisco, 19; Lis Angeles. 60.
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PHILADELPHIA WINS DOUBLE
 HEADER.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 14.-P Phila- dclphia won it's first double header or the season today, New York being the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-15
H. E.
WASHINGTON. 2: BOSTON. 1.

BOSTON. Aug. 14.-Washington won from the league leading Boston Americans two to one today when. in the seventh inning. Carl Mayes pass ed two ad Morgan doubled scoring both.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-15

Batteries-Boehling and Henry; Mayes. Leonard and Cady, Agnew, Thomas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-26
A Good Suggestion.
Editor Gazette:

Editor Gazette:
An opinion exists in the minds OF a
rreat MANY of our leading business
men, which is freely expressed, thal
the prohibition law going into effcCt
on November 1st, is going to hit Al
exandria particularly hard, owing to
our nearncss to Washington, ana no
doubt this is very reasonable co /
clusion. But this should not be. The
business men of Alexandria did not
bring about this condition, therefore;
we do not believe the people OF Alex
andria will forsake them as some
seem to think, especially if our busi-
ness men will make their places OF
business attractive to the public.
: On the other hand, if every person
in Alexandria will spend the time that
is required in going to and from
Washington. in Investigating the
stores in Alexandria, they will be able
to secure their needs to their entire
satisfaction, We believe, and Will en-
courage the merchants of Alexandra
to carry a more complete stock IN
their respective lines. IF our people
vii! help the merchants by patron
ling them, they will soon De able to
supply all demands and thus all Will
help to make Alexandria what 1t
should be, equal to the best small city
IN the land.
And if you. Mr.. Reader, think so
and "boost" it, others will think the
same as you. l think Alexandra is
the best city that i have ever lived
in, and I know there are many Others
here who feel the same, especially
those who have lived in other cities Of
! this size. Don't knock, but lets boost
1t costs nothing and will help to bullt
up Alexandria.
E.. German Ridgely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-08-26
OPENING OF THE SEALS.

Tbs Gazette during the past few
weeks mas on Saturdays contained an
ar;s4le on some Biblical topic. This.
5ve believe, is opportune from the fact
ti.as lie good people Of our city are
nQw conducting cottage prayer meet
rigs preparatory to series of rcviv-
a Sc vices wiz eh will begin tomorrow
saeis A nrNber of patrons of the
a3azeite have expressed their interest
in Iile- articles which have appeared
weekly, and th3y may DC continued
arasid ed other ;Gtl, more urgent di,-
tiss do not confroet us.
piring the present; wees. an evan
sepsS who is conducting protracteGl
l:'eaSlngs in this city has been deliv-
ssif'R lectures upon the book Of the
9Fa!ation. While his discourses have
sasa practically upon lines generally
sf8sd Sd? by standard commentaries,
question withS many people
whether the momentous events set
erin =, lnsthis most word rful book have
ksan fulfilled in the occurrences OF