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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
Kerensky Praises
Russian Officers
In Strong appeals. Asks Their
Support in Present Hour
of Extreme Danger.

PETROGRAD. September Tin n
solemn manifesto to the officers of the
Russian army. Premier Kerensky pays
a glowing tribute to their immortal
services to the cause of the revolution
during five months Of chaos and cow
ardice among the ranks.
From the first day of the now Rus
sian freedom" says the Premier. the
officers have had to face defiance and
UNDERSIGNED reproaches. as we'll as
personal insults on the part OF a biased
mob, which by tradition saw in their
uniform the symbol of the old regime.
Surrcptitiously the henchmen of
the monarchy went about among the
soldiers and workingmen Of Russia.
sowing the seeds Of hatred against
officers Some of the latter succumbed
to the poison of intrigue, but the vast
majority. putting Russia and the army
above their personal grievances and in
terests. rebuked the INSCRIPTIONS in
stigators of sedition.
In all the recent trials and misfor-
tunes the Russian officers displayed
heroic yalor. self-sacrincing devotion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
Take Every Advantage of This
Relentless Enemy.

Fighting disease is the most import
cause we are all subject to it's attack.
One of the most common foes is
rheumatism. which attacks with re-
lentless violence. and often leaves its
victim entirely helpless. rheumatism
Is 80 often successful against it's VIC
tim because tho wrong ammunition Is
used against It.
Too many people make. the mistake
Of treating only the symptoms, and en-
tirely overlooking the source. They
are so anxious to find relief from its
torturing pains that they expect local
applications OF liniments and lotions to
accomplish what is impossible.,
Rheumatism Is caused by millions OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
Pittsburgh,

Totals....3l % 81 Totals....23 z 81 i
sBattcd for Bocckcl In ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
Fight Your Rheumatism
With the Right Ammunition

tiny germs. which are entranched In
the blood where they cannot be reached
by locally applied liniments. They
must be literally routed and forced out
of the blood by a remedy which searches
them out and puts them to flight.
For moro than fifty years S. S. S. has
been recognized as the most reliable
blood remedy made. 1t goes deep down
into the blood cells. and purifies and
cleanses the circulation of every trace
of impurity. 1t Is the right ammuni-
ton for rheumatism, and has been
used in thousands Of cases with graft
flying results.
You can obtain S. 8. S. at any drug
store. Take no substitute. Write to
our medical director. regarding your
own case. Address Swift Specific Co.,
2s6-D. Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ca
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
BUTT HALE is SENSATION
OF FINAL DAYS MEETING
Lowers Record for IInIf-MIle Pace, but
Fails to Take Special Race
From Russell Boy.
tBy Associated Press.


HARTFORD. CONN. September q
my Murphy's stable, was the sensation
Circuit at Charter Oak to-day despite
the fact that he lost the special pacing
race with Russell Boy in two heats
out of three. The speedy youngster,
sired by Senator Hale. surprised the
talent by capturing the second heat
cred his record TO 2:02 "a, half n sec
ond faster than his previous best per-
Torrance in race.
The other three races were over the
lively tame performances. Summaries:
2:21 trot, three in five. purse $500:
The Lincoln. blk g.. by Prince
Ingram (Monroe) .......... l !
Bsl aaasss;a b: n; (Tsiimsnj;; z !
started. Best time. 2:15 Ia.
Ills trot three in Eve, purse $500:
Aainsheet-Julia Arthur
(SnoW) ........ 3
Plucky Chap, 6. g.. by Earl
of, Of Chatham a1.L1ai tC1ozier 11i;:; ! 2
Cliffe also started. Best time. 2:l3 1-2.
PA pace three in FIVE. purse $500:
Alcyo- Birdie (SmalD.. 2 3 1
Ri sII H 5dars sn; g. by Has. l 3
Red Norton. CHI. 6. MAR :
VIZ Wheeler: Gentry also started + : Best 3 {
Special pace. two in three:
Paten,er. Maud F. tGeersS 1 /
Butt Hale. br; g.. by Senator .
Best time 2:O2 IA.
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Totals....2s o 1924 8 Totals.. IL
.Batted for Monroe In ninth.
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1917
GIANTS GET EVEN BREAK
ALEXANDER LANDS FIRST;
RiXEY BEATEN IN SECOND
Initial Time Phillie Star Hns Defeated
New York Since Inst August.
Scores, 4 to and = to I.

NEW YORK. September New York
again broke ever: In double-header
with philadelphia to-day. Philadelphia
York evened up in the second game.
TO l.. New. York won the series.
four out of six.
Philadelphia. despite the fact that he
was found for eleven hits. 1t was
AleXander's first victory over New
York since August, 1916. and has first
victory On the Polo Grounds since Sep
tefnbcr 1915.
In the second game. Schupp won over
ltiNey In pitchers battle, II being
the Philadelphia pitchers second de-
feat OF the series. The scores:
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Worlds Series News
to Troops in France
[By Associated Press.1

CHICAGO. September Amer
lean troops training under Major.
General PershinE In France are to
receive detailed cable description
OF the worlds series games, Pres
loeht Johnson, of the American
LenEue' snid tonight. Storfcs OF
probably 1000 words will he cobIed
dhfiy Mt the conclusion of the San,ea.
The national commission Will stnnd
the expense.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
SUES RAILROAD FOR $4,000,
ALLEGING FALSE ARREST

LYNCHBURG, VA. September q
Ben +. Hughes. Of Lynchburg. has in
stituted suit in the Campbell County
Circuit Court against the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway for $4,000 damages.
Hughes contends that he was falsely
arrested at the instigation of railway
authority, held I'm Jail eighteen days
and then was liberated when the case
was dismissed by magistrate for
lack of evidence against him.
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CARPENTER WILL TEACH
AMERICANS FLYING GAME
IBy Associated prea.

PARIS, September 7.-GeorEes Car
pentier. the French pugilist and at
present an aviator in the French army,
according to the Herald is going to
the United States as an aviation in
structor. and will be stationed at Day
ton. o. Second Lieutenant Jean Ha-
varre, the French ace. who is credited
officially with having brought down
twelve German machines. is also going
to America on a similar GRAND.
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PHILADELPHIA,
Totals. "a II q . Totals....3l 0 4 = IL
'Batted for Johnson In seventh.

P P2f'Hn ;hi, ::::::::1 SSSSS5 e
, summary: ETrorIMc1nn!s. Left on bases
boston. ,: Philadelphia. s. Two base hits
Hooper. Mcinnis. Foster and Bodie. Three
base hit-Walker Sacrifice hits-McNally
of Johnson. u In 8 innings: OFF Anderson.
none In l Inning; Struck out-by Foster. .:
bSils- OF Foster. 3: off johnson. I. Stolen
OF game. i:Sa Umpres. Nallln and Con-
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NATIONALS AND YANKS SPLIT

WASHINGTON. September New
York and Washington split double
first game. to 0. and the visitors the
second, to !. Johnson held New York
TO three hits in the opening game. The
tween Shawkey and Shaw, New York
winning in the ninth by scoring three
runs on two walks and three singles.
The SCORES.
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LEAFS AGAIN IN LEAD

TORONTO. September 7.-Tororto's
double defeat of Buffalo to-day put the
Leafs back into first place in the In
ternational League race. Wyckon was
hit hard in the first game. which To
ronto won. Q to l. Only one clean hit
inning OF the second game Hard time
ly hitting by Lajoie and Jacobson was
responsible for most of Toronto's runs.
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to tho soldiers and to the revolutions
AIRY democracy" sHw -S,"s
Concluding, Premier Kerensky madS
stirring appeal to the whole officersf,
corps to stand back OF the proyIsion,I
government In the present hour OF
danger. He promises them on his mart
to aid them in every respect to raias
ana solidify their authority as lead-
ers OF the peoples army.
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NEWARK.
'Butted for Kerr In ninth.

'Butted for Kerr In ninth.
Score by inninEsi II.
Richmond % o o o o o 90
Newark 80 o o o 1 o 2 80
Sumlnaryi Stolen bases-Black-
we'll, Lewis. Callahan. Sacrifice hit
-Wilkinaon. Double plnJs-Getx
(unassisted). Left on bnses-Sew-
ark, z, Richmond, z. Bnses on balls
of EnriEht, s; OF wilkinson, ..
Hit by pitcher-by wilkinson
tkerr). Struck out-hy EnriEht, 3;
by wilkinson, 2. Wild Pitch-En-
right. Empires, Mullen and Hart.
Time, 1s2O.
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Summary: Errors-Kiidun. Deal. Steele (2).
Two base hiis--kpduff. Wo!terS Carey.
duff. Pitler. Sacrifice hits-Schck (2). Mol-
WITT. Schmidt. Double plays-Deal. Zeider
and, Merl;ic: VOTERS; Zeider. Carter and
Moilwitz; Left on hascS-Ghicago. I; Pitts
Earned runs-on Carter. 0: off Steele, 2. Hit
by pitcher-by Carter. fHigbee). Struck
out-by Garter. !: by steele. 6. Time OF
game. 2:05. UmpireS Byron and Ouigley.
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NEWARK. n. j.. September New
ark took another double header from
Richmond this afternoon. beating the
visitors in the nrst game. to 4. and in
the second. 3 to O. George Pennington
both made by DIstell: while Roy WIKI
inson shut them out in the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
MAJOR POTTS LEAVES
TO-DAY FOR MINEOLA
Succeeded Here by Captain jaime. a.
Anderson as Disbursins
Officer. C.

OWccr. {s
Major Allen Potts. ouartermaster's
Department. Virginia National Guard
who has been in Federal service for
some time as disbursing officer for yir.
ginia, with headquarters in the Fed.
cral Building. Will leave early, this
morning for Mineola. Long Island.
Sergeants Black and Farrar who
have been on duty in his Office here,
will leave for Mineola tonight.
The rainbow division" of. selected
troops is training at Mineola, and there
is also n regiment of coast arf' wy at
Mincola, composed of picked from
the various States, incl about
forty from Virginia.
Major Potts has been ordered to- turn
over all papers in his office here to-
Captain James A. Anderson, ofLexing-
ton, who will continue to discharge the
duties of paymaster for Federal troops
stationed in Virginia.
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FINST GAME.
Philadelphia. New York
Totals....3l 4 10 u 10 TotaIs.35 / II q 10
.Ran for McCarty in ninth.

Batted Tor Tesreau In ninth.
Kew esaa 9orR.... ::::: ! 81
Summary: Errors-Dancroft. Ioclke. Home
run-I.uderus. Stolen bases-Stock. Alexan-
der. Her2og. Bancroft. Robertson. Sacrifice
hit-Whitted. Double plays-Fietcher: Her.
ZoS and Hoclke: Burns. HcrZog. Hoelke and
lierzoE; NiehoI. Bancroft and Ludcrus:
Alexander. Bancroft and Luderus. Left on
on bails.on Tesreau. s.: off Alexander. /.
Time of game. l:5O Umpires. RiSler and
Bransleld.
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BRAVES ANNEX TWO GAMES

BOSTON. September Boston took
both games from Brooklyn to-day. the
Smith. and the second, S to 2. Hughes
holding the visitors to five hits. The
batting of Rawlings in both games
was q feature He got n double and
triple in the opener, while a home
run. a double, two singles and a stolen
base we're his part in the second game.
The scores
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Score by innings: r.
Mas Msyh,1 He5a ~, nm: sSisSs S
Ainsmith. High. Sacrifice hitseH Milan,
Charity Stolen bascs-,iilan. shanks.
High. Double play-Gharrity and Shanks.
Struck out-by Love. 3: by johnson. Z. Hits
of Love. II In ID innings: Off Monroe,
none In pa inning. Hit by pitched bali
by Monroe: l. tMiian). Left on bases-New
York 81 Washington. j. Umpires. MoriarIty
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....S 1926 IL Totais....3s 4l3 - /:
Holden out for bunting third strike.

n nosses,ff :::.::::..G AZ
Aulcy tsp. Two Base hits-Schepner. Pur-
tsl T sen h'vsmi.h Home sun-
schepner and Purtell Double. plays-YounE
TO RodriGueZ f2): Schepnei Young to Rod
riquez. Stolen bases--YounE. Damrau Pur-
tell. Struck out-by Causcy. .: by Duffy !.
Bases baliS-ofr Csusey. ?: off Duffy. ..
Hit by pitcher--by Duny. fRodriouez).
Left on bases,Rochester. s; Montreal. Z;
Nc Bride.
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BIRDS LOSE IN TENTH

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. September o.
The Grays nosed out the Baltimore
orioles. 2 TO I. in the tenth inning to-
into the lead of the league. Parnham
twirIed a fine game, but his team
mates failed him at opportune times.
a boot by Fewster. in tho tenth. gave
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STANDING OF CLUBS

W1IEKE THEY FLNN EO-UAI
Richmond at Providence e Eames).
Buffalo mt Toronto e gumeB).
Rochester at Montreal e gnmes)
Bait ImOre at Newark
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SECOND GAME.

Kelly f2i. Powell. Home rmn-RawlinEs
Three base hits-Maranviile. H. Wheat. Mey-
ers. Two-base hits--RawlinGs, O'Rourke.
Dopbl. play,AiaranviIle and Tyler Bases
coombs., /; Struck out-by Marauard, |; by
innings. Hit by pitched ball-by Hughes. .
iKrueeer. Stengel. Left on bases-Rrooklyn.
10: Boston. g. Umpires. Klein and Emslie.
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CoIorcd Tenms to PLAY.

The BROOKLYN Slides and the Athletics
VIII cross bats at Boulevard Field to-.
DAY IN double-header. First game
VIII be called at 2:30 o'clock: second
game called 4:30 O'Clock.
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PIRATES LOSE TO CUBS

PITTSBURGH. September 7.-Chica-
go won from Pittsburgh in n listless
game to-day. . to 1. The only feature
was splendid catch by Wo!ter in
the fourth inning. which headed off two
runs The score:
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ROYALS WIN,AND LOSE

MONTREAL. September 1.-THE
Royals and the Rochester; Hustiers
split even here to-day, 1.-The locals TAX
ing the nrst game by a score Of 4 to 8,
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RED SOX TAKE ANOTHER
CLEVER BUNTING PLAYS
BIG PART IN DECISION
Mnckmen Lose Third Straight Game
nH Result of Fosters Excellent
Hurting md Heavy Batting.

PHILADELPHIA. September 7.-Bos-
tons hard hitting and clever bunting.
aided by Fosters excellent pitching
gave the visitors their third straight
victory over Philadelphia to-day, S to
Q. Boston made six sacrifice hits. The
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SECOND CAME.
Totals. 81 44l7 Totals. -.

.Batted for Schultz in ninth.
tBatted for Ludcrus In ninth
EsM fa2R....:::::; :d5 $50 -
Fletcher. Two-base hit-whi,tcd. Three
base hits-Bsncroft. Rariden. Stolen bases
Kaur. Burns: Double play-FIetcher. Her
3: philadelphia. 6. Base on errors-Phila-
dclphia l. Bases balls-on Schupp. 3:
off Rixey. !. Struck out-by Schupp. S: by
Rixey. l. Passed bnll-Adams. Time of
game. l:fs Umpires. RiEier and Bransficld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
FIRST GAME.
rotals...ao 5als Totals....2s sie 81

Summary: Errors -Gnl. Murray. Three
base bitEIajoie Two.base hi.s;nWySSk s,s
Gil; IzalonEs Biackhu5n p @st plaSaGill
OF LeaSe. ?: OF WyckoM. :. struck out
by Lcake. 4: by wyckor.2 Left on bases
I'm nirns. Finneran and Bedford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
FIRST CAME

Summary: Errors-Hickman. s. Smith.
,Two-base hits-Ra wings. o'RouIke. Three
Bases on bails-9r Smith; g. struck out;.by
willie TO Rawlings to Tyler. Time OF game.
I:23. Umpires. Klein and Emsie.
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tOnly three games scheduied.)
STANDING OF ElIES

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit ut 81. Louis.
New York ut Washing ton
Boston ut PhiIudelphia
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Totals....37 Q 8 80 IT Totals....3s 1 5t2S IL
sBatted for Allen In seventh.
4 potfon for Peters m seyenth

sBatted for Allen In seventh.
tBatted for Peters in seventh.
tOne out when winning run was scored.
Score by innings: r.
paitimore ..........0 . Q o Q Q i Q o Of
s um nary: ErroIs- Cooney. Tutwiler.
low Cooney. Stolen bases-Bentley, Thomas.
Cooney. Bues. Two-base h!ts.Thomas. Parn.
Gnw. 1. Struck out-by Parnham, 1: by
Peters. I. Batter hit-by Peters. 1 CLowry):
ter to Shannon to Bentley. Hits-off Peters.
8 In s Ia Innings: off Cav. in 2-3 In
:nings./ Time OF game, 900. Umpires,
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Totals
NEWARK

newark 20 o o l 90
Summary. Stolen banes-Fuller,
Getz, Camp. Sacrifice hlts-Pen-
ninSton, lInas. Double pIayH-Camp
and Blackwell, McGafIigan, Knnbe
and Eibel. Left on bnacs-Newnrk,
8; Richmond. 2. Bases on errors
Newark. 81 Richmond, I. Buses on
bnils-on Young, 81 OF Pennington,
1. Struck Out-by Young, =, by
Remington, 1. Umplrcs, Hnrt and
huilin. Time, LIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08

H,iERL ItiEt Play TODAY
philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn Mt New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
st. Louts at Cincinnati.
while the visitors got the second affair
by a score of s to 4. Home runs by
Madden: pinch hitter. and Kelly,
were the deciding features of the
games. and settled the argument in
each case. The scores:
FIRST CANE
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SECOND GAME.

bases-Gedeon. Hendrix. Double play-Shaw
S sha nix 3, and Lconssd BASES on balls-ort
Shawkey. 5: by Shaw. 3. Left on bases-
New York. s; Washington. Z. Umpires
o LouEhin and Moria rity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
SECOND GAME.
Totals3o 2 9 n Totals. 0 2 "a i2
'Batted for McCabe In ninth inning.

Score by innings X:
Buffalo ................:o o a. W
Summary: Errors-Truesdale. Gill. Two
base hits-Lajoie Jacobson. Struck out-by
Justin =; By Mccssoe stolen sdsss
Schultz. Justin. First base on errors-Buf-
falo I: Toronto, /. Left bases-Toronto.
Z: buffalo. g. Time of game 1:2o. Umpires.
Etnperan and nedford.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Richmond. !; Newark, 8 (frst game).
Richmond. o; Newark. tsecond quincy :.
Baltimore. !; Providence, g (ten lnnings).
nufaio. !: Toronto. q tnrst gnme).
KocIIebter, 3; Montreal, 4 (hrst game).
Rochester. q; Montreal. 4 (sccond Eame).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-08
FIRST GAME,
Totals. 81 s'26 l2 Totsls...a 1911
TWO out when winning run scored
fBattcd for Howlcy in ninth.
tBattcd for lioyt in ninth.


tBattcd for ioyt in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Rochester .....,..o o O 1 o "a
Montreal ............... 0 o 0 81
summary: Errors-Sehacht. Howley. Two
base hitS-SandberG. Moran, Damrau. How
ley. Home Iun-Madden. Stolen base
Moran. Sacrifice hits-Sphepner. SandberG
Fisher. Double plays-Purtell to McAuiey
TO Damrau: Hoyt TO Pur,eil to Damrau.
2 n.sns &c outIby SehaGh,: l. by Hoyt: 3.
Left on Observation-Disclosures. {: Montreal A.
Time Of game, lis. EMPIRES. Mcbride and
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American League
KESI,ITH VES,rrE,D.

RESULTS YESTERDAY
New York, o; Washington. @ {hrst camel
New York. q; Washington, 1 (secUnd
camel.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, o.
l'rtroit-St. Louis transferred to Inter
dnte).
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N atiOnaI League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
i hr"okkiyn. 9; Boston no.ton. tfirst Samel.
philadelphia. {; New York, j Iiirst rame,.
ehiadeiphia, 1; New York, iseCond
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LOCALS DROP TWO MORE
DISTELL ONLY RICHMOND
PLAYER HITTING IN FIRST

Remington Permits but Two DinEles,
"hIo Hoy WilkinsOn Binn<s Knnbe-
men-Scores, to I and Z to O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

A New York physician claims 10
coax hair on a bald head by the
ultra violet rays
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15
LASALLE'S PICTURE TODAY
\ THRILLING DRAMA

The emotional work of Louise
Glaum as a wronged and avenging
woman in a Strange Transgressor, 80
makes the LaSalle's picture today
worth while. The story is "a thrill
ing and complicated one involving
a wild youth who is bent on marry
ing the discarded mistress OF his
now respected father. The woman
in the case while of doubtful morals
has the redeeming quality Of being
devoted mother. The scenes with
her little boy are touching in their
expression of her devotion and ten
derness. The dramatic episodes are
we'll acted and sumptiOusly staged,
some of the most elaborate settings,
both indoors and out. having been
supplied. Miss GlaUm is known as
a player OF vampire" roles: this
time she is a repentant one.
Thursday, a lively comedy drama
The Car Of Chance" will be shown
with FRANKLIN Farnum featured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-15

Wednesday. Aug. 22nd. is the day
set for the sixth annual WHITE
DRESS PARADE ar Spriugbrooll
park. Manager Daily has made this
enc of the big events OF the sum
mer and a day looked forward TO by
every little girl of South Bend and
Mishawaka.
The first was queen Edith. the
second queen Virginia the third
Queen Beatrice the fourth Queen
Marie. the NTH Queen Helen. Who
will DE the sixth queen2
The winner of honor this year
will be presented with a beautiful
diamond ring of rare brilliancy and
real value and retain the title OF the
parks queen for one year.
Each Of the three maids or honor
viii also receive diamond rings that
viii be appreciated gifts. Ten gold
neck chains with lockets and ten
silver coin purses viii Dee given 40
20 OF the marching girls. Arrange
ments are being completed now. III
YOU wish 10 enter the parade. there
IS no admission and no expense.
lust write a postal card 10 r. =.
Daley. Manager of Springbrook
Park.
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$4,000, 100000
More War Need;
Loan to Allies

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - Con-
gressional leaders were informed by
Sec'y McAdoO Tuesday that il would
be necessary for them to authorize
at this and the winter session of
congress an additional $4,000, O00.-
600 for war expenditures, including
further loans 10 the allies TO June
so. 1918. Five billions in bonds al
ready have been authorized and a
$1,000, 100000 war tax bill is pend
ing now in the senate.
Within an hour after the secre
tary had conferred with Representa-
tive Kitchin, chairman of the house
ways and means committee. plans
were under way for raising the
money. a meeting of the ways and
means committee was called for
Aug. 25, and arrangements made for
the house, now taking three day re-
cesses, to resume its regular meet
ings on Aug. p and expedite finan-
cial legislation.
Issuance Of between $4,000, 900, 600
and $4,OOO.OOO.OOO in bonds to meet
new llhed loans and authorization
Of an additional O,O0O,O 900 in
taxes 10 be added to the bill before
the senat probably will be pro-
posed by the committee and agreed
to by the house. No delay in either
authorization is anticipated. The
bond issue will be agreed TO within
by. Mr.. Kitchin predicted, and
the S5O0.OOO.OOO probably will be
added to the revenue bill in con-
ference with the approval of the
house.
The plan is 10 have the remainder
OF the $4,000. 600. 600 authorized az
the next session Of congress, begin
ring i'm December. Whether it will
he raised by bonds or additional tax
axiom or in what proportion of both.
rs undecided