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Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1917-07-07
OF TROOPS FOR FRANCE HAS A..
ROUSED kEENEST ACTIVITY
IN SECRET SERVICE
SUMMARY EXECUTION AWAITS
THE FIRST TRAITOR WHO
MAY BE CAUGHT

traitor caught. Aroused by ind'oa.
tons that spies gave information 10
Berlin which enab ed submarines to
come almost to the American coast
In an attempt to waylay and destroy
transports loaded with troops for
France, the government has begun
the search with grim determination.
One OF the first moves facing tho
government is the entire reorganiza-
ton OF the secret service system to
prlng 1t from an unw:eldy institution
or SIX or more separate agencies into
compact. alert organization capab G
OF dealing with an efficient German
spy system
information from London saying
that German spies who went from
the United States wearing the insig-
MIA Of the Red Cross forced the Brit
1sh and French governments TO re-
fuse to permit any nurses whose pa
rents were unnaturaliZed Germans to
cross the seas to administer to the
French wounded. received also, adj
ded to the wrought-up feeling. Wo.
men working at the dressing stations
near the front obtained valuable n
'D":AEt.nr which was transmitted 70
Germany.
tBoth Senator Chamberlain, chair
man Of the Senate military commit,
tee and Representative Dent, chair
man Of the military committee n the
House. were insistant on rigid in
vestigat:on into the spy system Mr.
Dent said it is now easy for any one
frleAd Or foe, to obtain news OF the
sailing Of American forces.
"Death to Spies"
Mr.. Dent said he was fullv aware
that seemingly the most harmless
message coud contain information
OF the most dangerous character TO
the plans Of the United States and
for that reason there should be most
! careful scrutiny of all kilograms.
Both Senator Chamber a n and Mr..
Dent declared death should be the.
fate of spies.
Senator Chamberlain said that the
Germans without doubt have eff
cient systems Of wireless in both
Mexico and Venezuela by which
news is sent to Berlin with ridicul-
Gus ease. >
1T seems to me apparent that the
Germans are getting information
concerning our military preparations
H01 TIC movement OF our forces. 7
nave no doubt there are disloyal or
sons in the departments who are
making it their business to furnish
r"'h reformation. If they be found.
thcv should be strung up without
WAITING for the forma ity OF q trja,
by jury"
The orders to the officers com.
man"ing the conveys were guarded
with the closest secrecy. ONLY three
men in the Navy department had full
knowledge Of the arrangements for
the conveying Of the expedition. Adj
1n1ral Benson. chief of operations
Secretary Daniels and one other man
whose name was not disclosed.
he orders were issued in spec
ia code which has rarely been used
By the department. Those that went
to Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves
were sealed and were not opened I'M
til the ships under his command
wore vel out TO sea The orders TO
Wee Admiral w. s. Sims. who took
di"c"t command OF the destrovers IN
European waters which came to
meet the transports, were not sent
until the expedition bad left the U.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1917-07-07
427,752 SCHOOL CHILDREN
IN WEST VIRGINIA

CHARLESTON. July s.
The enumeration Of the school
children Of West Virginia for
1917, according to the an
nouncement today from the
state departmen Of schools.
was 427,752, as compared with
4l9.89O last year The gain was
1852. Figures showing in
crease in regard to counties
nave not been completed.
4 . . -. a 4 a.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
LUTHERAN
Easter Morning, II o'clock

Easter Morning, II o'elock
Prelrs'c-" Romance, ....... .Goldncr
can to praise.
Lords Prayer.
Unfold Ye Portals" .Gounod
! Concert reading.
Gloria Patri ............... Greatorex
Baptism of infants.
Scripture lesson.
Anthem-"Hail Festal Day" Morrison
! Misses Pinkston and Finley and
chorus
Respcnse-'Holy Father, Hear My
4 Cry ................. Truette
Reception OF members. 3
J Ordination and installation Of elders
/ Hymu-"Golder Harps are Sound
/ I'M" ..........F Frances Havergal
Offering
offertory solo-''I Know that My
Redeemsr Liveth (from The
+ Messiah ................. Hardel
Mrs. r. Thane Cook
| Sermon-"Life from Death"
......... Rev. John Logan Marquis
| Hymn-"Lift Up Your Voices Now"
.-;:..... ................K Knapp
Benediction.
"Marche lie ia Refine"
/ Easter Praise Service, 7:3o o. m.
Prelude: "Serenade" .Whelpley
Hymn-'Onward Christian Soldiers
Knights Templar service, conduct
ed BY Phoenix Commandery No. 3
Offering
I Offertory sulo-"Corsider the Lilies
-......... .....-...-. Topliff
Miss Florence McAfee
Easter Message Risen with
Christ 80. Rev. John L. Marquis
Easter Cantata-"Fron Death 10
Life" .J c. Bartlett
Prologue
"Rehold. unto the Jews, the Savior
| Preacheth" Mr.. G. +. Heath
Part 1.-The crucifixion
! No. ca And the Whole Multitude"
soprano reci.ative. Mrs. Cook
60 we Found this Fellow"
H. Chorus
tc) And He Delivered Jesus to
their WILL alto recitatiVe, Miss
Finley.
/ No . 10! All the Earth il Gloom is
Shrouded,' Miss Finley and
/ chorus.
No 3. And Il Was About the Sixth
Hour" soprano reci.ative Mrs.
Cook.
No. T. Nailed to the Cross in Agony
Mr. Osborne and Chorus
Part 1.-THE Resurrection
No. ;. fa) 'Beho!d. There was a Mar
Named Joseph" soprano reci-
tative. Mrs. Cook.
fb)"Stili ir the Earth soprano
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
EPISCOPAL

Trinity Pro-Cathedral William
Scarlet dean. (The cathedral house
is situated at the head of First ave-
nue., on Roosevelt street) Services
on Easter Sunday: Holy communion
at 100 a. in. morning service at Il
a. m; sunday school service ut 3:30
p. m. The Cathedral club at 6, p. m.
Dean Scarlet win preach ct the
morning service.
The cathedral schoir under the di-
rection Of William Conrad Mills will
sing the following program:
Organ Prelude ...... Mendelssohn
Christ, Our Passover" -. Schiliing
Festival Re Deum ... Dudley Buck
Junilate Observation-Disclosures. Stanford
Anthem. The HallelUjak Chorus
Hrom the Messiah) $500. Handel
Communion service 49,. ..Gounod
Organ POstlude ......-.......H Handel
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08

Central Methodist Church-Corner
Central and Monroe streets w. ].
Sims, pastor: L. A. Barlette. Sunday
school superintendent, Frederic T.
Doanc. organist.
At $50 there will be sun rise
prayer service, as is the custom of
this church to which all members and
friends are cordially invited. Sunday
school at 9:45 at the close of this
service; at 1910 the children will be
Dedicated to God in holy baptism. and
all parents who desire to have their
children baptized are requested TO
have them present at that time
Morning worship ct 90. The SER
mon sill be in keeping with the sea-
son and will lie preached by the pre-
siding elder Rev d. Scarborough. Ep-
WORTH league devotional service at
$50 and at the evening hour OF wor-
ship the choir of the church will give
their Easter program of music.
On Tuesday the missionary will
hold its notify meeting. lunch will
be served at noon; delegates to the
district meeting will be elected ano
other important business will come
before the society and full attend
ance is very much desired.
The Arizona district conference will
convene in this church on Wednes-
day morning at O'Clock and be in
session until Friday night. The open
ing sermon will be preached on Tues
dav evening at 1870.
Following is the musical program
for the two services on Sunday.
Morning Service
Organ Prelude-"Adoration rom
The Holy City. .Gaul
Hmyn-"Come Ye Faithful Raise
the Strain"
Anthem-"Praise Ye" Beethoven
Offertorr-Festival Offertory in f
nat .................W eiy
Anthem -Iiallelujah, Christ is Risen
-........ --....-........... Simper
Hymn-The LORD is Risen Indeed
Postlude-Grand Chorus. .Guilmant
Evening Service
organ recital and choir service.
Organ-coronation March" from
The Prophet ......... Meverbeer
CalGCnetta ... ....... F'r,singeY
Ardantino in d flat. .. Lemare
Hosanna' Extraordinarily Paul Wachs
Hvmr-Christ the Lord is Risen To-
day.
Anthem-God Sc Loved the World
Recommendations. Protheroe
Offertory-isas IF. F. Doane
solo-Thero Is a Green Hill Far
AaWay Gounod
Anthem-The Cross. ....... Blount
Pastors address
Anthem-Now the Earth in Resur-
rectioE Light ..............S Shelley
Postlude Festival March. Kinder
Frederic T. Doane. orsanist and di-
rector.
Free Methodist Church: Cor. Adams
and Fifth street. Sabbath school ut
l:45 and short Easter program.
reaching at II. Subject: Our Risen
Lord. japanese meeting at p. m.
Young Peoples meeting at $50.
Preaching at $50. The public is cor
di;tlly invited. J. II. McCabe. pastor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS

Mental Scienee-Sunday lecture
April Sth at s p. m. at college hall.
directly moth of Adams street school
west by DR.. c. r. Gaylord of New
York. Subject, Fasting and Feast
ing" Il fool and health lecture. The
public is invited. Seats free. Special
classes on diet in session daily at 209
West Adams street at s p. m.
Missionary church-Rev Amstutz
nacle corner of 10 and Fillmore
pastor. Meeting at the Gospel taber-
streets as follows: Sunday school at
9:45 and morning worship at II
o'clock :. m. Young PEOPLES meeting
at and Evangelistic meeting at s
o'clock p. m. Rev. Amstutz is to speak
on The Resurrection Life" in the
morning All are welcome.
Church of the BrethI en-1023 Grand
avenue. Sunday service at 1920 a. m.
Preaching services at 80 a. m. to
Glendora, Calf. Afternoon services
at 2:30 .. m with talks along the
line OF practical Sunday school work,
to be concluded by Round Table
questions and answers. Al who desire
may bring their lunches and they
will be served at the church. Every
body invited. l. f. Keltner, pastor
Theosophical: Sunday lecture at 8
p. m. School of Music. April Sth. Sub
iect: THE Finer Bodies of Man" BY
| Eugene w. Munson, F. T. s from
American Section. krotona, California.
Everybody welcome. Stereopticon H.
Illustrations.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
CHURCH NOTES

night Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at o'clock. The new building
campaign fund will be launched Mon
1aA and ali Of the members are asked
TO enter heartily in this campaign.
A. cordial invitation IS extended to
friends anc strangers TO attend our
Foster service. Don't forget that tho
canary birds will sing foI Us.
The musical program for Sunday
morning is as follows;
Anthem-Christ is Risen .... Simper
Solo-Hosann3 .......G raine!
By Miss Adele Hauxhurst
Anthem-Praise to Our Risen King
MISREPRESENTATION. Hines
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
SUPERIOR JUDGE
READY To SERVE

Frank O. Smith of Yavapai county Is
the first superior judge in Arizona to
proffer his service 60 the government
In message TO Governor Campbell
yesterday. Judge Smith offered him
self for immediate sea vice in what
ever capacity he might be needed.
Il am very anxious to join any group
of trained Arizona men for immediate
service in France or Russia. | am
ready to go as a private" Such was
the text of Judge Smiths message to
the states chief executive.
Several other similar kilograms we're
received at the capitol yesterday
Nearly hundred such messages are
now on file in the governors office
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
CHRISTIAN

Christian church-CCrner Fifth
avenue and Monroe street w s. Blu
chaHan pastor. Bible school at 9:45.
orchestra will have special music for
9ster hegining at 40, An Easter
lesson viii De given in the bible school
and Easter exercises in many of the
departments All children will want
TO hear the canlrv birds sins. The
galls of the church win be lined with
Gods little songsters. and the house
viii he mass of flowers and wines
everybody Will want to come. Our
aim in attendance is $50. Let no
member of the church fail TO be in
the bible school Communion service
at / a. m. This is TIE day we keep
IN memory Of Christ's Resurrection.
Surely no christian will think Of stay
ing away from Goes house and re-
framing from the communion service.
Preaching at 11'45 a. m. and 1880 p.
IN. Morning subject, Shall we know
each other in Heaven" Evening sub
iect. "Christs resurrection and ours
EEerybondy is urged to near the ar
nument on the resurrection of Christ
i'm the evening. No doub,er can hear
his sermon and continue to doubt
christian Endelvor at $50. The
young people Of the church and their
friends are urged to come. Interme-
date Endeavor at the same hour.
Meeting Of tho official board at s
O'clock IN The pastors study Monday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08

solo, Mrs. Cook.
Nc C. ca Now. Upon the First Day
OF the Week" baritone reci-
tative, Mr.. Heath.
tb) Behold. They Come" Miss
McAfee and chorus.
No. :. (a) But Mary Stood at the
Sepulchre Weeping soprano
recitatiye, Mrs. Cook.
(b) Fear Not Ye," tenor solo,
Mr.. Osborne.
No s. Tho Night is Gone, the
Shadows Flee" Miss Soule and
chorus.
No. g. IAN These Men Whom Jesus
Loved" solos, Mrs Cook. Miss
McAfee, Mrs. Osborne. and Mr.
Heath.
No. 10 Peace Be. Unto You" chorus.
Finale
80, Thou Who Rulest Ger Heaven
and Earth" Mrs. Cook. Miss Nc
Afee. Mr.. Heath, and chorus.
Unfold. Ye Portals" chorus.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
oh, come and mourn. chorus.

oh, come and mourn. chorus.
And they that passed by reviled
Him Mr.. Wright and chorus.
Have we no tears to shed for him:
Chorus.
The First Word-"Father forgive
them fol- they know not what they
do Mr.. Wright.
Jesus, in Thy dying woes. Mrs
Sargent.
The Second Word-"Today shalt
thou be with Ne in Paradise Mr..
Wright.
Now IS rhc day of salvation.
The Third Word--"Woman behold
thy son,' Behold thy Mother" Mr.
Mclean.
At the cross her station keeping.
Mr.. Sargent and chorus.
The Fourth Word-"My God. My
God, why hast Thou forsaken Me?"
M Mclean.
rhe Fifth Word-'I thirst
Conc We blessed of NV Father"
Mrs Sargent, Mrs. Cocnor, Mrs Gam
iy, Mr. Wright.
The sixth word-"It is finished"
Mr. Wright.
Calvary's nou1nful mountain climb
Chorus.
The Sey cnth rd-"Father into
Thy hands l commend My spirit" Mr..
Wright.
As Christ upon the Cross. Mrs. Sar-
gent, Mrs Conner. Mrs. Banta, Mr..
Austin, Mr.. Nye, Mr.. Wright, Mr..
Blackman.
Conclusion-My spirit on Thy care.
Mrs. Conner and chorus.
Sing my soul the Saviour's battle.
Mrs. Sargent and choruc.
aRnediction.
SOloiStS-Mrs. W. Fl. Sargent So
prano; Mrs. c. E. Connor, alto; Mr..
II. NJ. Wright baritone: Mr.. j. J.
, Mclean. bass
The chorCc choir consisting of thir-
tyeight voices will be assisted by
Mrs. Conner. Miss Hazard Mr.. TIL
den, DR.. Blair, Mr.. McBain.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
CATHOLIC

St. Mary's Roman Catholic church.
Corner East Monroe and Third
streets. Solemn High mass at 1915
will be suEg by the male choir as
sisted by string orchestra.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08

-................... Rene Becker
Organ and orchestra
Choir member S-Tenors Messrs
Fernand Ferwighen. Charles Snyder
T. Lynch. George f. Allen. p Lava
rome. Bases: Messrs ]. H Thomas
NJ. STREET. T. c Suits II. Snyder
Organ;st and director: Miss Regina
Cadieux.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08

pastor win preach short sermon in
the morning appropriate TO the ocea-
sion, The Easter Message and the
Easter Blessing" being the subject. In
the evening the sermon will be in
harmony with Loyalty Day" as sug-
gested by the governor. The subject
Will be. Does the world war presage
the end of the World?" Other services
as usual. Geo r. Narrey. D. D.. min
ister; Lloyd c. Elliott superintendent
Second BAPTIST church-Fifth and
jefferson streets. Sunday school, 9:45
a. m. Preaching, II a. m. Subject.
The new life" 3. y. P. L. Gas o.
m Preaching. s p. m. Subject, our
conntry's greatest need" F. T. Walk
II. d. D.. minister
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
M ETHODIST

Bethel Methodist church - North
Seventh street and Osborn Road
Eustace Anderson, pastor. Easter pro-
gram: Sunday schol, 10 a. m. Special
Easter joy and gladness. Easter SER
mon by the pastor IL a. m. Subject,
THE Master Calls" Epworth League.
p. m. Special Easter program to be
rendered. Sermon by the pastor 7:45
p m. Subject, christianity and the
Present World Crisis This is a mes
sage for the ending of the Week OF
Prayer" Learn the way to Bethel
your neighbors are doing so. You will
like our services and hospitality Our
new and enlarged choir viii render
Easter music at both the morning and
evening services. 1t will be worth
hearing. Called meeting of the Board
Of Stewards for Monday, p. m. Dis
trict conference at Central church,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The First Methodist Episcopal
Ray Garrison Harker, D. D., pastor
Mrs. G. NJ. Candy, choir director Mrs
II. L. Shedd. organist
Morning Services
Organ-Preludc to lie DeluSe, Ca
mile Saint Sacns.
Hymn-"Christ the Lord is Risei.
today"
Apostles Greed, by the congrega :
ton.
Prayer, closing with Lords Prayer
and response.
Anthem-"Unfold Ye Portals
Charles Golnod.
Responsive lesson. page 80 of the
Psalter.
Gloria.
Announcements and Easter offering
Organ Offertory-CGrgonet NieIs
u. GAGE.
Offertory Solo q Know that My
Redeemer Liveth," Handel. Mrs. Sar-
gent
lIymn-~Risc Glorious conqueror
Rise"
sermon-Subjcet, Immortality" by
the pastor
Hymn ard reception of new mem
DeTs.
3enedictiun.
Organ ostlude-Festival fantasia
II. Jul. Tschrcl;.
Attention will te given to the gov
errors appeal at tne morning service
Evening Song Service
The Message From the Cross. a
sacred cant1ta.
Text selected and arranged by Err
ost N. Stires. d. y. Music by VIII.
c. MacfaIlane.
Instruction
Now, my soul. thy voige upraising,
Mrs. Sargent and chorus
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
NEGROES TO ORGANIZE
rReoublican A. p. Leased wire1

NORFOLK, Va, April AT a negro
mass meeting here tonight steps were
taken to organize negro regiment to
be placed at the disposal of the presi-
dent in the war with Germany. Nine
are ready to Join the colors.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
TANNERS CHAPEL

African Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. r. H. Herring. pastor Sunday
school, 10 a. n. Preaching. IL a. m.
Subject, The Resurrection" At D.
m. there will be a special program.
solos, Duets and choruses.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-08
CONGREGATIONAL

Congregational bible school-Corner
Portland and Third streets on Indian
school car line. 9.45 a. IN. bible school,
80 D. n. preaching Services.
Neigheorhood Congre 9 10 n ii
church-Four miles SOUTH on Central
;'venUe 10:15 o. m. Sunday school,
1870 Il m communion services and
reception o. members with Easter ad-
dress Everybody welcome. s Z.
LIND. Phi D.. minister.
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LUTHERAN

Zion Evangelical Lutheran church
Services are held in the W. c. T t.
building. 227 West Monroe street. BIZ
BE class and Sunday school at 9:45
a m, Il. J. Fast, superintendent. Eas.
ter morning service at 1915. Subject
Of sermon, "Christ's Victory Over
Death The Lords Supper will be
celebrated ut this service
Evening service at 7:4a o'colck
Subject o fsermCn. What the Resur-
recticn of Icsus Means to U.s." There
will lie special music by the choir at
the morning service. aed by the cnoir
and male quartet at the evening serv-
ice. A cordial invitation 10 attend
these services is extended to all I'M
MANUEL P. Frey, pastor
Grace Evangelical Lutheran church
Pc South Second avenue. pi''e
scool 9:45. C. T. johnson. superlntend-
ent- Morning worship, II o'oclok
Evening service. 7:45. The bible school
viii render their Easter program at
this service. Young Peoples meeting
ct o'clock
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
Only Five More Games
Are Left to Be
Played
Bv RARoLD V. WILCox.

(StoH Correspondent Detroit TimesD
TULSA. Okla. April 4.-The CLUB
that can win three OF the remaining
games between the Tigers ami
Giants will win the series The
postponement OF Oklahoma Ciry
yesterday because ~ sand storm
his thrown the series OF 10 con-
tests into an odd number. Each
club has taken two games. aad
three more will give a decision.
Only another posiponement IAN
made tie result at all likely
The postponemeni has made ~
possible for Jennings 10 start Dauss,
Cunningham or Ehmke. and pair
OF these fellows are very likely 20
20 this afternoon. Roland Is an
other possibility. McGraw Is eX.
pected to use Schupp or Perritt.
Cobb will arrive al Cincinnati to-
night. and will start work with the
Reds Thursday morning He said
on leaving that he was nearly in
shape. He needs running more than
anything else. lie plans 10 work
four hours day until Monday.
when he will rejoin the Tigers at
Toledo.
The park in Oklahoma City was
built on a sand pile and il rained
sand most OF the afternoon, driven
by a 35-mile an hour gale. The san1
dust was so thick that al times you
could not see second base from tho
batter's box. The athletes held
short practice. but the storm KICKED
up so much dust that Jennings and
McGraw decided II would be folly
&c attempt TO play. and called II OF
despite the fact that several thou-
sand fans had gathered In tha
stands willing TO brave anything tn
see the contest.
II was a shame from the man
aSers standpoint to pass up all this
good cash. and ~ there would have
been any way Al, all OF staging this
contest under a roof. II would hsvs
been done. The two clubs got only
about Is minutes practice on the
field when the sand began TO a..
The rest OF the day was spent in
brushing the dust out on clothes
and picking II out OF the athletes
eyes
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04

HOT SPRINGS. Ark, April A.
Jack Barry, the new manager OF
the Boston Red SoN, world cham
pions. will start the season with
two teams and either OF them would
be effective in the American league.
This makes the Sox sure bet for
drst. second or third place.
Barry's squad includes the stars
who won the world series last fall
and a feW additions who make the
club look better.
Barry can put into his regular
lineup Hobby al nrst. himself at sec
ond. Scott Al short and Gardner AZ
third Or, he can use Gamer at
nrst. JAnvTin at second. Gil at
short. and hcNally al third. and
still have Fred Thomas left as sub
stitute.
Barry has 10 outhelders Besides
the regulars, Hooper, Lewis and
walker. be has Shorten. one OF the
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
Looks Like Jimmie Archer
Is Thru in the Big Show

the veteran Johnny King, one OF
the greatest stars baseball ever pro
duced. Cub fans demanded high
class catching and got H.
One OF the peculiar things about
Archer was that his throwing arm
bad been mutilated by Gre and did
not look capable Of the great throw
ing strength needed in that posl
ton. Archer had been a tanner be.
fore entering baseball and his arm
had been terribly scalded by boil
ing fumes from the tsnnery watts.
Archer's fingers are a maze OF
broken bones. There is not a
straight finger on his right hand
and the fingers are twisted like
roots on a tree
Archer declares he will leave
baseball, altho II IL known that ne
is dickering with Brooklyn
The Detroit times., 1917-04-04
FULTON MUST
WIN TONIGHT
Only Victory Over Morris
Will Prove He's Ready
TO Tackle Willard

NEW YORK. April AFTER TO
night fight tans of the country will
know whether Pred Fulton Is ready
10 meet Jess Willard in a bout for
tie worlds heavy weight champion.
fhip. In his scheduled I0round
meeting with Carl Norris. Fulton il
taking on his hands he biggest con.
tract he has attempted since he be
gan Fostering Willard with chal-
ienges. Re will have 10 win de
cisively TO be figured ready for the
Dig match
Morris, with one victory over Full
ton, VIII nevertheless be IN the
snort end OF the betting. because OF
Fulton's fine showing in New York
bouts recently. Bo,h ren are in
excellent condition.