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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
SPIRIT OF RED CROSS
TO MARK CHRISTMAS EVE
Ginning Of Churc., BELLS VIII Bc Part
OF ClosinG Night of Great
Campaign.


Campaign.
The Ginning of church BELLS at the
same time that candles arc lighted be-
hind the Red Cross service flags in
windows OF homes on Christmas Eve
VIII DO q feature OF the last night CT
the Red Cross membership campaign
that bsgino next Sunday. The churches
have all been asked TO start the chimes
at 1880 o'clock en- the night before
Christmas and continue them half
hourly until o'clock. Request has
been made to grant permission to have
the lire bells rung at tho same time.
and plans arc being perfected TO have
Red Cross workers In groups sing
Christmas carols ia various sections
OF the city. The Richmond chapter
believes that the desire OF the COM
munity to take part in this Christmas
Eve ceremony will ne n great help in
securing now members"
Clubs. religious societies and other
organizations are cooperating to make
the membership drive II great success.
All the members OF the Rotary Club
have enrolled undc- th. Red Cross.
as have the women OF the ELENA So
cial and Beneficial Society. an Italian
organization.
to DO made at the performances IN the
local theaters next Hccl; by prominent
professional and bLSine:; men. Red
Cross slides VIII be shown at all the
pla!houses, Including tho moving pic
lure theateis. short speeches also viii!
be made to the children in ths schools
Reports received indicate that all the
branches and auxiliaries OF the Red
Cross IN the twelve counties under the
Jurisdiction OF the I,ichmond chapter
are working hard to obtain their QUO
tas of new members Tha twelve cou--
Ties arc Louisa, Goochland. Cunber-
land. Amelia. Chesterfield. Henrico
Hanover. Caroline. Kiny; William. New
Kent, Charlay .n,f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
Movie Calendar

ODEON To-day, Geraldine Fur
rar. la ''rhe Woman God Forgot,
Eriday' Evelyn Ne.bit. in "Nedemp-
tton"i Saturday. Harold Lockwood,
in "f'nrHdisc Garden"
ISIS = To-day. Carlyle blackwell,
In "The Marriage Mnrket", Friday
and Saturday, Marguerite Clark, In
BiJOC-To-day, Friday nnd sntur-
dali"
CoLoNIAL-To- william S.
inrt, La "rhe Silent MANI: Friday
md Saturday, Juvenile Eeniuses, in
"ihe nahes In the Woods
nhUEbIHD - To-day, "The silent
MNne*a'I Friday, "'rhe stole n
[satS"; saturday, big variety pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
breaches on Jeru..rem,. FnII.

An interesting service has been ar
RANGED for next Sunday morning at
81. Paurs Episcopal Church. In cele-
braiion Of the capture OF Jerusalem by
the British forces, and the overthrow
OF the Turk from that hallowed city.
All of the hymns will be OF especial
appropriateness, and the rector, Rev.
\" Russell Bowie, D. D., wilt preach
n sermon on the subject. "The ReN-
Eious Significance OF the Fall Of
jerusalem" The service will be OF
marked interest to the Jewish people Of
this community. and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to them to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
Geraldine Parrar n, oa.on.

For her theme in The Woman Goa
torgot Jeanne MACPHERSON has taken
Ihe story OF princess who sells her
country for the man she loves. Coral
dihc Farrar Is seen az Tezca. daughter
Oh Montezuma. She falls In love with
4 handsome young Spanlard. which role
- prayed by the ever-popular star.
Wallace Reid.
Tomorrow only Evelyn Nesbit will
DC seen In Redemption" an intense
story OF mother love. being woven into
stirring drama Of life relentlcssly
to!d. Saturday Harold Lock wood Is to
be seen in paradise Garden"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
william s. Hart ut Colonial.

Thousands have enjoyed William S.
Harris splendid Interpretation Of the
role Of silent Bud" Mars in The
Silent Man" the Colonial offering the
early part OF this week. the engage
mcnt OF which closes to-day.
The Silent Man." while keeping the
Hart standard for virility, action and
sensation. abounds In tender human
touches. and II please5 everyone.
Tomorrow and Saturday Francis
Carpenter and Virginia Lee Corbin. two
Of the foremost OF Americas Juvenile
gcniu5es will be seen IN The Babes In
the Woods" a Spectacular fair fantasy
with all OF the charming episodes or
this famous story of childhood enacted
IN pictures in a way that appeals TO
old and young alike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
"The Marriage Market, at r,...

The Marriage Market" in which
Carlyle blackwell. June Elvidge and
; nrthur ashley are seen at the Isis
Theater again to-day is story OF
modern life, OF love and money and OF
society. 1t tells of the manner in which
Helen Grant nnarries TO save her father
from financial disaster and how her
sacrifice comes too late
Tomorrow and Saturday. Marguerite
CiarH VIII be presented in "Bab's
Burglar" one of the every joyous sub
Deb" stories adapted TO the screen from
the delightful stories OF Mary Roberts
R!nehart. With this talented young
star in such a feature the Isis should
enjoy big business for the weekend.
A Keystone comedy will be shown on
the same program
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
Annual Labor Report.

The report OF state Commissioner of
Labor Doherty for the past fiscal year
shows n increase In manufactured pro-
ducts in Virginia OF s131.5e9.52S.o9 over
last year There have been 224 addi-
tional manufacturing establishments In
the State during the year. Tho coal
production showed an increase OF
100000 tons. There were MS accidents
in Goa! mine operations during the year.
S!Tty-fve Of than ware fatal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
TWO FIRES IN DANvlLLE
Hub Clothing Company Suffers $4,000
I,ons--Furniture Company
Slightly Damaged.
Isn.cfa1 to The Times-Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
DANVILLE, VA. December 1.-THE
Hub Clothing Company to-day suffered
4 $4,000 loss from fire which origin
ated this morning in the basement of
it's store here.
Another fire did slight damage to
the acknowledgements Furniture Com
pany this afternoon when pile OF
mattresses isnited from q small oil
TetoTe.
Both Losses are understood to BIO very
nearly covered by Insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13
Constance Talmndse at Bltou.

Portraying the role Of the worst
spoiled girl In America, Constance Tall
madse as Beatrlx Vanderdyke in
Scandal" the new select production.
gives an exceedingly clever study OF the
pampcred New York debutante. self
willed and high tempered, but strange
~ appealing in her moments Of sweet
ness. The picture will be shown to- day
tomorrow and Saturday at the BIou
Theater and promises TO hit the high
water mark in popularity.
Naturally complications ensue and IN
their working out vIrilc, stirring
story is lived in pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13

W. y. Tucker. colored. charged with
violating the State prohibition Law, was
fined $50 yesterday by a jury in the
Hastings Court and sentenced to thirty
DAYS in iaIl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-13

oncrs IN Jail. Only eighteen of these
are white men. There are lfty-thres
colored men and htteen coiored women.
whoever OF these has we'll behaved.
whoever has family. whoever is dc.
serving. and can be legally given
Christmas liberty. TO them It will be
given this year as usual. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
BY ROBERr !. BENpER
SfaT coz esDondeHf Uritet Pres

star con espoHdeHf United Press
WASHINGTON June is Food
control by the people instead or
by congress-, may be necessary at
least for edibles derived from The
FIRST haryests
Public opinion may be the only
power Herbert Hoover. food admin
l-tratefs VIII have behind him TO di.
rect me conservation and distribu-
lion OF life's necessaries his year
Congress is In a rut from which
only q near miracle can dislodge 81
in time TO pass The food control bill
by July q
Every effort will be made by ad-
mlnistration forces TO get it thru az
least by The middle OF July Tho
American Federation OF Labor Is
also behind The drive
BUT there appears 20 be a general
apathy toward the bill In congress
which only direct action by Priest
dent Wilson and the country will be
able To- change. In the house. where
the bin comes ur for debate Mon
day. Republicans have been block
l1g progress ON il In The senate.
II Is tho Democrats who are stand
ing I'm the way
The house vI pass the bin in a
week. bur The bitterness OF senate
opposition. illustrated by the attack
made on the measure yesterday by
senator Reed. Missouri. augurs IN
for prompt action in the upper
branch
In the FIRST place It can't come
up In the senate until after the
anance bin is disposed of and op
ponents ~ the food bill can pro
long debate on that until long after
July d. f IL IS desired 10 dlibuster
against the food control measure
Meantime Hoover IS laying his
plans preliminary 10 attempting con
troll without legislation and backed
by public opinion Conferences are
going on daily with producers. dis
tributors and consumers In from -
20 IT. basic commodities
a comprehensive campaign 10
educate The country is being CARVED
on 50 thar II congress fails. the food
situation may for a brief space be
held I1 hand by The people them
selves
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
Fourth Inning.
R a e :. 6.
Devonshire Results

First Race Purse $500 for maiden
2-year-olds fa furlougs Star "a ~
I1l Jackson. 1890. $500. s. 90,
won xCoBrita. loo 1Johnsonl. $e.7o.
$500. second NRancrL JOG tMoles-
worthl s6.P0. third Time 80 p
Ruth Stathan. ATTORNEY Muir. TASTY
Mabel Lady O. Little Mensrd Mar
ian VGeo Terrell Tread Lightly End
also ran
Second Race-ClaiminF purse $500,
FOR a-year-oids and up. furlonEs,
Frank Coleman. lQl (Petz). Sa2 So.
$3.50 slt won. Phil Ungcr III
cClaverl tteo 80. second Royal
Interest 100 fnreyerl. $50 third.
Time. 1919 is King Mart Page
white WaverinR poppe. Tom CARO-.
Corpertown. Ischgahibblc. Ruth rs
ther also ran.
Third Race Purse 500. for s-year-
oids and up 5l4 furiongs Lang
horne. no fCiaverJ. s. -. s. 20. sec
ond Adalid ft3 t$olan1. $50 s4.io
second FuloEv i05 Mcpermott1,
t1so third Time o. 10 Ruth
Strickland David Craig Yorkville
Gladioia also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
$42,,29O,65O
CITY'S WAR
LOAN BIT
Total Announced AS
Bells Ring and Whis-
ties Screech

The shrieking whistles and tollinR
ing Of bells. Friday noon. marking
tho close OF the Liberty loan cam
paign in Detroit and Wayne county.
was preceded by the announcement
from the Liberty loan committee
that Detroit had subscribed So, 290.-
$50 This amount was reported to
the Federal reserve bank in Chicago
ana Is official
Many subscriptions from Detroit
corporations controlled by outside
capitai are not included in this total
as thcy were cleared thru New York
banks Including these and belated
subscriptions that dribbled in during
Friday morning would bring the to-
jal well over $4,000, 900 in the opin-
ion Of John W Staley executive
manager Of the campaign
III every city IN the country has
subscribed as much 20 the loan as
Detroit, based on population and
banking resources, the loan would
be oversubscrlbcd more than 100
Der cent" declared Mr.. tSaley.
There will De another Gnal official
total later in The week when the
verified totals from The Federal re-
serve bank IN Chicago are returned
10 Detroit
No very great disparity IN figures
ls expected however as the Official
total announced by the committee
was complied after a tour OF all Do.
troit banks. Friday by Mr. Staley
and Ralph stone treasurer Of the
committee
Subscriptions reported after noon
Friday will be listed separately by
the Federal reserve bank Ia Chicago
and turned over 20 The United
States treasury Many banks made
additional subscriptions 20 the loan
Thursday before sending ia their
totals n an ripaian - ater g
for bond Qthora VIII cell bonds
olf of those purchased for their
own accounts. SO Chat bonds viii De
obAnatle f1r some time
TIE fu of fhe traffic IN down
ann Dcf-ou made fhc salute Of
oh Ic amos bolts gnhear1 bat om-
r.ere NJ offices and vlrms hust
h lp noise ~ their
oen beatne on fio pans and blow
lH hus
sew papers reaching Detroit from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
BOARD SLIPS
over" PAY BOOST
Gives p Clerks Increase of
500 Each; Mayor Will
Veto Action

In the excitement over the az
tempt 10 oust Principals bishop and
Comfort. tho members Of the board
or education Thursday night
slipped over neat little salary IN
crease Of 500 per year for each of
The 2l clerks in the Office OF Supt
Chadsey
In order 20 make the matter more
secure. Inspector Mumford moved
for a reconsideration OF the vote.
which was defeated thereby pre-
venting any further reconsideration.
The boards action was iu defiance
OF the board Of estimates, which
cut out the pay boosts Controller
Eneel says there are no funds 20
meet them. and Mayor Marx will
veto The action
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
FOUR SLACKERS
ARE INDICTED

Four indictments were returned
by the federal grand jury FRIDAY aft.
ernoon against men falling 20 regis
ter Those indicted are Rudolph
Gierzyt. No. $40 kirby-ave east,
Max Frocht. Ann Arbor r worth
p Moore. Ann Arbor. Nich Segaday,
iapeen county Most OF tho cases
considered by the grand Iury Fri
day we're from the state. The erand
jury adjourned until Monday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15

Flag day Observance included a
parade ~ 1000 children made up
~ pupils in the Ellis. Newberry.
sill. Clippert Lyster and logan
schools The children marched fo
Atkinson park. where the ceremony
or salutng the flag was held. and
patriotic songs were SUNG The OK.
ercises Nero arranged by Principal
Arthur 8 Nichols. or the Ellis
school. and movie men took pictures
OF The parade and the park cere-
monles-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
Man With Jimmy"
Seeks Refuge From
Bandits in Church

Herrick Grablel. ~ years old No
14S Medbury-ave WAS found wan
deriag around In The First Preshy
terrain church Woodward-avey and
Edmund 81 by the patrolman on the
beat Thursday night and was locked
up
Il had lot % money on me ami
went in there 20 hide from hold-up
men" declared Grabiel az police
headquarters.
The police doubt his story a
Jimmy was found in Grabicrs pocket.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
CONGRESSES
IN RUT ON
FOOD BILL
Apathy In House, Ac-
tive Opposition In
Senate

WASHINGTON, June IS
Senator Chamberlain, Of Oregon.
introduced the food control bill
IN the senate this afternoon.
The senate agriculture com.
rolttee will consider the bill to
morrow. This measure which
has already been introduced in
the house after coming from com.
mittee, empowers the president
to name Herbert Hoover food
administrator
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
WHOLE WORLD
KNOWS DETROIT

on Thursday a man IA Fine View,
" Y. village that nestles in the
hills up on the St Lawrence river
dropped letter in the rural mail
box addressed TO "The Board OF
Commerce. Where Life js Worth
Living
Friday 10 was delivered go the
Board OF Commerce. Detroit
In - hours this vaguely addressed
letter had reached the right place
tho The mail man had the whole
world 20 choose from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
PERSHING
is MAR VEL
TO FRENCH
Way He Plunges Into
Work Delights
Parisians
BIZ WILBUR s. FORREST.

SFNH WI co pFffNtNt - fEt+'" 20"
PARIS, June Is. France hasn't
ceased marveling over Gen Perish
ing and his staff. II accepts az a
happy augury OF America ui sup
port the dynamic energy with which
Pershing has entered into his duties
not losing second between ON
cial calls and Official social obliga.
tions in getting down 10 tho stern
business Of making ready for the
American army that he is TO com
mand
A huge American flag flies from
the temporary headquarters Of the
American STAFF IN Che Rue Copsfan-
tin. and O'Clock today saw the
American commando and hts aides
hard az work Pershing's plans
we're for day Of his sort Of prep
aration. the only official call on his
list being visit 20 The ministry
OF marine late this afternoon
Altho American khaki cur 10 the
unique style 60 the French OF the
American uniform IS rapidly brcom
ine a familiar sight on The boule-
wards. no Yankee" officer or sol
der is permitted % pass along with
out ovations from pecrafors
Private soldiers orderlies 70 the
stan are already pals OF French
poilus and Tommies
But the army officers arc not tho
only Americans who are working 90
prepare Tor The hosts 81 the lighting
men the United States VIII sead
The American Army and Navy f. NJ.
6. 4. Of France. "a newly organized
branch. IS exceedingly busy plan
ming comforts American baseball
10 tho Bots DO Boulogne tennis on
the Avenue d'Elysee. bicvclo eXpcd
lions into The country. are ome az
the thing planned for tho American
soldiers and sailors when hey arr
rive
In tho Paris branch the plans con
template comfortable reading and
vrit.a rooms. billiard tables GYM
nasUms showers. restaurants ana
sleeping quarters Some az rhe hesf
known Americans in Paris are Nort
ing 20 perfect an Tho detail
A. American troop arrive AMI
spread themselvcs over fhc Var.ag
army zones. workers OF De Par
organization VIII follow thcm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
WAR LOAN $500,000,0 1000 TO
One BILLION 0vERSUBScRIBE[
THE WEATHER

Detroit aud NicinItyi Friday night
md SATURDAY. fairl rising tempera-
tures moderate variable winds.
Lower NirhignDi Fair weather mud
rising tempcrBturc Friday night and
shturdsN
ppcr Lnkcsf Gentle variable
Winds fair weather md rising tenn
perature Friday night and saturday.
Lower Lakes Gentle 20 moderate
20 northwest winds and fair weather
EridHN night and SuturdsN.
Highest trmperntnrc this dnte IN
the past 90 wears. 90 in 1919; lowest,
- Ia mos.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
HAIG SCORES FOLLOW
VICTORY IN BELGIU M;
ALL DETECTIVES TAKEN
BRITISH ARMED
SHIP is SUNK
Only One Left To Perish
Aboard Merchant Cruiser
AYenger

LONDON June o. The armed
merchant cruiser Ayenger was tor
pedoed and sunk IN the North sea
Wednesday night the admiralty an
uounced today.
All except one OF those aboard
VAS saved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15


CHICAGO June 1.-THE Chicago
federal reserve district has sub
scribed approximately 100000. 900
to tho Liberty loan. according to a
statement made by W. A. Heath.
chairman Of the reserve bank, short
ly after noon today The district as
sessment was $500, 900. 900
or this amount it is estimated
that Michigan subscribed S6s ,0oo-
600
When the issue closed long lines
OF men. women and children vera
still standing before the banks In
various parts Of The city
WASHINGTON. June 15.-ThA,
rank and Aie Of America az war to-
day answered Uncle Sans request
FOR an initial war loan Of 81. 200. 000si
600 By giving that and many MIL
lions more
Ofhfial announcement was nadeu
by Secretary OF tho Treasury Mcs
Adoo hat the loan was over-sub-
scribed Robert Woolley. publicity
director of The campaign. estimated
The oyer.subscription might reach e.
billion dollars
The stream % subscriptions stfsf
pouring into the 2 federal reseryB
districts after the closing hour waa
taken 70 indicate that there arg
more billions where these two came
from 10 oe had for the asking.
Wallst Bhouldered lts trusty dok
lar mark and did ITS Bit How lei
was shown hy The anuouncemenk
in fhe New York district 40 noon
thar tho billion dollars mark. four
hundred million more thau Uncis
Sam asked. had been reached with
untahulate.l millions stil go b. 70
ported New forks contribution
NAV reach q billion one hundred
million
E1seohere V8s the same story
over sub crlpJor apparently two
million Americans made un HE flrst
purse NJ MAR mouey Yer the nation.
The government estimated 'hat IN
aeerars u6t nfi Was 1f' This
th. average trle between he
So 100000 suassrir r 81 3 Nor
son q Conps 1 h MYRIAD u
$500 and 310 crIr'Ion from
working widows anil men u
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
First Inning.

DETROIT Bush walked on four
pitched balls Young hunted g. Leon
ard and VAS thrown ont az FIRST ad
vancinE Bush. cobb drew q pass
ing the bases Heilman Hied ~ Judge
on Tire first ball pitched TO him.
Burns struck out ~ run. no hit. no
error.
ASHfNGTCN- Young threw ont
Judge Foster singled 20 left Foster
was out stealing Stanage ~ YOUNG
Milan triplcd 90 center Cobb over
running the hall 10 an attempt -
make one handed stop. Rice singled
20 right. scoring Milan. Rice stole
second. ShaglSs hit 20 Nitt who
tagged Rice for the third out one
run three hfte mo- error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
Prisoners and Guns
Taken In Latest
Drive
ENEMY BEING
BOTTLED UP
Reports Indicate His
Early Retirement On
Long Front

ONION T.ng % -frra fN.. "a "A o.
..--,.. $500,
80 ''''N '''' 'o''''
p'''one'7 ana since july 1915 has
retaken $40 square miles ~ terri
tory from The enemy and captured,
on The west front alone. i34 guns.
according 20 estimates read n the
house of commons today by J /
MACPHERSON NJ 2 He said of the
prisoners listed 10000 alone had
been taken IN Mesopotamia since
Jgiy. 1916
L'N BOY Jane d. Field Mar
SH"i fius drove forward ~ another
i"Pln oio" a' no German lines 10
~ ""' ''e h''H between pres and
according to DIS report today one
hundred and fftv prisoners and a
number OF hovifxcrs with seven ma.
chine guns were captured
south and ea.f OF Nossines.
asfrido he .ComIne- canal. We
attacked yesterday The British
NlittH RIIiIIfNliIfi if||Nt |Fti Nf GA
ems ~as qu Kly overcome our
whole objective were gained ana
aith the localities $50 prisoners. a
number OF hoeitzers and seven ma
chine guns were taken
The Npre- Confines canal along
which HaIe has achieved this "foi
low up' victory to Ihaf 0f Ncsslnes
ridge. forms me northern angle line
az triangle at which Confines is
the point AT Confines the canal
joins with the River las. along
which ialg has already been stead
liy advancing Tho two waterways
make slowly contergine bottle
neck" and cut The nclosed German
troops OG from quick mobility
LoNif'N' june ioiio" great
Strategic retreat Germany D. pre-
parihs around Whai used 'o De me
pres s"il'ni was siol'ct 70 me
krrnest speculation IN military CIR
oi's TO-DAY y vas accepted as
toFeRone conclusion mar win REID
Hiafs'al '"iS ''si'enlhs squeeze OF
.n' l"nN'' ~ .'"u"" VIZ" 'l'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
Latonia Results.

Second rare-NIc pav Dream
100. GOOSE $40. 81 30 $40 Won
$3.50 $50 second Cora Lane ff7
fKsfEay) $500 third THE -1-ti 1-5
AYERS. Protection rufase. Dick West
Adsiia- Harmony Water Blue and
Miss MINI also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
Third Inning

DETROIT Bush walked for the
second time. Young also walked
cobb sHC rIrccd. Leonard ~ Foster.
who covered first base. on Neach 2
~ % Milan Bush scored Young be-
fnr held ON second Heilmau struck
cut orc run no hit. no error
WASHfNCTO$- Johnson popped 20
Dung Judge singled 70 left and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
Milan S Three Dagger
Starts the Senator's
Scoring in First
Inning Il 2 3 4
bet. 90 | @
WIN. | @ | O

WASHINGTON. June thames
ana Stanage made up the Tiger bat
ter yin today's Camo with the Sen
ators Crane and Johnson we're the
Washington choices.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15
steIn Il &c After sIaekers

Instructions FOR The roundup Of
registration slackers have been re-
celved by sheriff stein from The
provost marshal ia Washington
The roundup viii start IN a. few
days
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-15

one year nE0 TO-DAY Highest tenn
persture. 5Gi lowest, ~; mean. g..
The sun sets Friday az Si0a ., m
md rises SATURDAY 90 ASS n. M.