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CUBS ARE ON RAMPAGE
BRAVES DEFEATED IN THIRD
STRAIGHT GAME OF SERIES
AidrfdGc shows Good Form, but RcuI-
bnch Ia incncctive-Ercrs Returns

BOSTON, May 16.-Chicago continued
It's winning streak to-day and
strengthened its hold on first place by
defeating Boston, to 0. 1t was Chi
Cages third straight victory over BoS-
ton and its ninth win in a row
Aldrtdge started his first game and
finished. holding Boston to five hits.
this year, was ineffective. Raglan
pitched the last inning and was hit
often and hard.
made Two hits. though not yet in good
condition. Members of the Boston club
to-day subscribed over $4,000 to the
Liberty bond issue, and Manager Stall
ings expressed belief that the other
teams in the league would take SINH
lar action. The score:
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THREE FOR WHITE SOx

CHICAGO. May l6.-Chicago made 1t
three straight from Philadelphia by
winning to-day. to .. Bushs wild
throw gave the locals the winning rum
Lynn's Texas Lacquer, which went for
two bases In the seventh inning. scored
Jackson and Fclsch, who had oDened
with singles. Williams weakened in
two runs on doubles by Strunk. Bodie
and McInnis with Bates's sacrifice nv
in between. Cicotte replaced Williams
ana checked the rally. The score:
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AND WELSH
MAY SCRAP on July 4

NEW YORK. May I6.-Dominick Tor
torich. New Orleans promoter. to-day
wired Harry Pollok. manager of Fred
die Wei sh. that he Is willing to stage
a fight between the lightweight cham
pion and Johnny Kilbanc, feather
weight champion. July &.
Pollok declares he will consent 20 IL
twenty-round bout to a decision, pro-
vided suitable purse is offered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

,sa s s;sopc OF Ga'ar5S Witch zen.
nc no r"od,in fact. doctors i"Il me
9" "S' va aspa r Tnas5 i5e di5es,isg
was; compIsiely cured. and unhesitat.
every one ah;icted with Catarrh"
The experience Of Mrs. Wes-
serman was like that of thou
sands Of others who have tried
local remedies in vain. She
claims that she was finally
cured by S. S. S. because she
realized that Catarrh is a blood
disease, and the only sensible
treatment is through the blood.
The blood is laden with the Ca
tarrh germs, which direct their
attack against the tender and
delicate membranes of the nose
and throat. These germs cam
not be reached by sprays or
douches, which, Of course, have
no effect whatever upon the
blood.
S. S. S. is purely vegetable
blood remedy, made from roots
and herbs direct from the for
est, which combat promptly
any disease germs or impuri-
ties in the blood. This great
remedy has been used for more
than fifty years, with most sat
isfactory results. 1t has been
successfully used by those af-
flicted with even the severest
cases Of Catarrh, because it
drives out from the blood the
Catarrh germs. and eliminates
every foreign substance from
the blood. S. S. S. is sold by
druggists everywhere.
For the benefit of those af-
flicted with Catarrh or other
blood diseases, we maintain a
medical department in charge
of a specialist skilled in these
diseases. If you will write us
fully, he will give your case
careful study, and write you
Just what your own individual,
case requires. No charge is
made for this service. Address
Swift Specific Co., 81 Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Ady.
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rirn,-s Lose I<.n,yor,bv.

PITTSBt NGH. May 1.-THE pitt,-
nursa baseball club tried TO purchase
o"c'h1 Ehreinan kcnworihy from the
- LDpir Americans. but missed him
~ &c" hours. lust before Puts
nH'TH one! "hh received the ST Louis
.iuh sofa k"nworihY TO Los Angeles.
rfiahrrgh previously had waived on
h"nworthy not thinking he would be
fLn,.N.E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
NEWPORT NEWS Is WINNER
BY LANDING FOR TIMELY HITS
Especial TO The Times-pisDa,

ISptElaI 10 TIC IlTlcS- Dispatch.
ROCKY MOUNT. y. g, May i6-Hits
in the pinches and with men on the
corners tells the story of Newport
News 4-to-l victory over the Tar
heels this afternoon. and the big end
OF the series. Larrisy. on the mound
!oT the Down Homers, seemed unable TO
check the swatting when there were
men on the corners. and this. coupled
with ragged support at times. lost his
game
score by Innings: RH. f.
Newport News. Q oooaIoln-4 o
Rocky Mount. o0lOo0o-l 3
Batteries: Hamilton and Lake; Lar
.!s% and Stunpf. Umpire, Colgate.
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Cnnc-l Couinn-knhnknn Han.

ST LUTIH. Nay ls-.-The propo,ed
match between johnny Coujon or
bantam weight champion, and jIarry
kabakon. "f -, Louis. has been can,
ceird by promoter Tommy Sullivan
owing 70 i"'e Herman's speedy knorL
day. ""'' "'"h
sullivan planned TO stage the c,p-
.est mere INC latter part ~ MAY In
Ing between KabakDn and Jirnmy M,
ply, local bantam. ''o'
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Hoppe Insures His
Hands for 100000

NEW YORK, May i8.-Wiiiie
Hoppe. champion bIlIiardist, thinks
well of his hands. lie Inns insured
each for *5O,OO0.
"I hRre to tnke exceptional care
OF my hands" Safd Hoppe. "rhcy
mean much to me tn my billiard
playing, because n they were In
Jured Il would cost me a great deal
OF money"
u IL said Hoppe makes $4,000
annually out OF the game.
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PhiladeIpl,ia.
Tp'".- 81 = !s = II To,als.3; 10 q /
!;hlit'. Tor LH9"rug IN sixth.
fijai'sl for Eltsry nj

'..'T' tr ''g!Is-.
i'ittrrGrYh 4, q : ! q n q =,
Philadelphia . o q o q . o =
summary; Errors-Crsvath, McGanigan
--"lt "i s-Ih!iadciphia. 8: Pittsburgh
., !"". has" hit. Mccarthy. Carey. ~
,""bef i.HI"rus Hon" runs--Fis"h"r IN
iIlrrhfn"u Adams. "a rihce hits-Brinf, "
,9cr"' Sa"rih'" fy-I.ri"f. Doubt" riay--
81 t,-"'ihy tIna -eie'"6,. i!ts-on Ocschg"r
~ innings truu- ia fourth. of
i-aF'nd'r. ! IN !nningr: OF Fitt.ry. 3 in
'. inhinrs. Sruck "u,-by LA ycnder. 3: by
Flf.Fs. ~ !" Cooper, ] Har"s on ba lis
IN Lavender. OF Fi,,cry. !: on "
'"HH"r Ban F;tt"ry. Wild pitch-I.av-
on--I Tim" ! 81. Empires. byron and
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PIRATES WELD HEAVY BATS

PHILADELPHIA. May l6-Pitts-
ourgh hit the deliveries of three
pitchers hard to-day and defeated Phil
adelphia. IL 10 4. nthc third and
fourth innings the visiting batsmen
made seven hits. which included two
nome runs by Fischer. Il home run by
ii!nchman. and doubles by McCarty
Carey and Baird. All these hits were
made off Oeschger. who was taken out
af'"r Fischer led off in the fourth with
ms second circuit drive. The score:
Fitt.hurpL phIIabeInhia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
GROOM BEATEN IN Eleventh

ST. LOUIS. Ma yl6-Groom's wild
pitch in the eleventh scored High with
the winning run to-day. and New York
TOOK the third straiEh, game from St
Louis. to :. Bakers home run in the
fourth put New York in the front until
the ninth. when st. Louis tied the
score. Groom weakened in the elev-
enth, TOUR bases on balls a sacrifice n
wild pitch and walters's single giving
New York three runs. The score:
New
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Totsis....3o - IL To,als3J & 1925 II
Plated for RcuIbuch In eighth
tMaranr!lie out: hit By battcd ball.

Chicago ..................l Q as
summary; ErrorS-Ev-rs Gowdy. Reul-
bach WORKMAN. Two base hit-Cowdy
Three base hits-Msnn. Merkic. Stolen base:
w w "o5;nalr Merki". Left on bascs-Bos.
I'dG. :; on Rculbaoh. .. Struck out-bv
ALHridEc. =; 10y Reulbach. . Sacrifice hin
-,Doyls. Sacrifice hy-Wiliiams. Double
rIay-is.ulhach % Maranvilie 10 kon"tchy
mis- on ReulbsCh. . In innings. HI; by
p:ichcr-by Rculbach. tMannD. UInpi.es,
oD.y and Harrison. Time. l:4o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
FIshburn~ AruIn Winner

Is,p"rlhI 10 The TiMcH- DiHpatCh
basic, VA, May lG--Fishbu.ne de-
'"atcd Shenandoah Cn!lcg. JnY,itu,n
p-IaY IN "a hard hitting contcgt. Q Ia 7
IN" game showed the strain Of Fish :
bNfn"'s sixth straight ga!nea, and va.
d"e hits
Batteries: M Mnitox. Erigrn and !
Na''cH Ii"atnol" and G;sndc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
I,ickcy Seek, CoII.rc Sin,

PITTSBURGH. May IG.-prcsident
trhhch Hickey, Of the 81. Louis Ma
tiohdl League club, is in Pittsburgh TO-
day trying to sign Eddie I.angdon the
star left hand pitcher Of the Enivcr-
sity team. i.angdon beat West Vir-
sinia University yesterday. to I. and
struck out sixteen men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
BURNING YAhKED AGAIN

.E-'.1 -. $3.50 I--c.-g .Ec .zs
:e-sc = =. - - -el;.i .-.!-g Q.
ga" : T.sca = :.zs yiz-t=c 70
c. 49, -.-l-- ,f-
't,---.-- $780, 49, ,-= a.. - Szss-E
..-- 80 :1w e,t wzy -z-E-<
- :.s:z-s r=.--z-: .oE, - Ee--.= ~
= Hc(;:zw ii:cE-t
ttS-r - ~. sa-s 90 zen. -.
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ne score
ST. Louis

ST. LoS o!1N........SS Q : Q -
summary: ErroEsBaker, Pcckinpaugh
Shotton, severed. Earned runs-St Louis
L. New York. !: Twobase hit-Scvcreil.
J htre, base hti-Hendryx Home run-Bakcr.
Sacrifice htts-Mill"r. Marsans. MaiseI Dou-
bic play-Pcokinpaugh 10 Maisci 10 Pipp
stolen bascs-Hcndryx. Matsei Miller. wild
pitch--Groom Bases on bails-on Groom
:; on Caldwell. :. Struck out--by Groom,
4. by Caldwell, &. Left bas.s-St I.o.,i.
g; New York. :. Time. 2:ls. Umpircs Nal,
lin and Evans
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Chappelle Reports
to Smith To-Morrow

TORONTO. ONT, May 18-rIon-
man In incapacitnted here with n
heavy cold, hut MrD~rmotts con-
dition IL not nj all serious. Pitcher
'hnppe!lc. formerly with smith NJ
Atlanta, and Iattrr1y In the Federal
League, VIII report TO Richmond At
Montreal on Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
NATIONALS BEAT TIGERS

DETROIT May washington
punched hits with bases on balls and
errors By tho home team and defeated
Detroit. to |. to-day. Mitchell was
driven from the box in the sixth. Gal
liza held Detroit scorclcss until the
eighth. when Young's triple and Cobb's
single gave the home team it's run.
Twenty-three men were left on bases.
Rice got three hits The score:
NashinvtOn I1ef
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TotnIs. .8o bM ~ Totals. &.

'Bat7cd for .. Jones in seventh
fRatcd for Cunningham in ninth.
Score 10y innings L.
Washington ...........0 q q o q %
Detroit northumberland o D ! OIL
summary: Errors Burns Dyer 90. Cobb
rwo-bnsc hits-Nttt. Foster Henry t2)
y nIcs- base hits-tiallia: Young. Sacrifice
ht-foung. Double plays Young tunas-
sisted Crane to Morgan to Judge: Spencer
Ia Dyer. Left on bases WASHINGTON ~; De-
tro!t. r. First base on Observation-Disclosures
:. Eases on bails-on GalIa +; off Mitchell
D. liitS and carried ruES--On Mitchell, .
nits and runs IL J I-a inning: OF q Joncs
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Cape Henry and
Virginia Beach,
$1.65

short. Direct Route to Ocean View,
Giving Three Hours Longer Mt sca.ide
Than Via Any Other Route.
Returning. leave Ocean View and
huckroe every hour until 1880 II. NJ.
connecting with fast trains leaving
Old Point 4:25 and $3.50 u. NJ. Leave
Norfolk. c. & O. steamer. 1 and 8 T.. NJ.
Visit the Aviation School at S.wnor,
News-See the Wnrships Mt
Old Point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

WHERE 1HEI PLAY TO. lay.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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RED sOx WIN AGAIN
BOEHLING UNABLE TO STOP
SOX WITH MAYS PITCHING
Boston Makes II Two out of Three.
Mays Pitches Well and Aids
With lSnt-ScOre,

CLEVELAND. May lG-Boston made
II two out OF three from Cleveland to-
day. tho score being to l. Mays was
four hits. lie also drove in two OF his
teams runs with Il two-base hit. But
for his three consecutive passes in the
ninth, he would have blankcd the TO-
Gals. lewis's batting featured the
game. The score:
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L0HMAN CAGES BIRDS
ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER,. y Y, May l6.-The
fine pitching OF Zeke Lehman had
Baltimore to-day, ihe Hustlers winning
10 /. Russell. who started in the
box for Baltimore, walked the frs,
three men 10 face him. and was yaaked
for Thormahlen. Schwe:tze- then
cleaned the sacks with & triple. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago,
New York at 81. Louis.
Washing ton at Detroit.
BostOn at Cleveland.
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sr---a-E z---e-s--4z.,- sae. Lehman
-'t-:i-L- E.E-c- $50. 3o-t fro-. o..
= Ia : x - -I--e ..--~-:.:,- - u.E- Tong
Srsn=-rt-- L:.-lt-- E.-:-- -s-se- .Es. E::-
.-p--s-2-z -L--.-s-- .s;-F.-T-.. S,s.--
-ssstt-E. -A-1lG -.-.~-sl+ Bc.s
1-.s--- -'t-E:. ;-iT-Ee--E - c-.c,za -
-@f's-E--.- 49, H.. -.--S-51i.!-
--.i--.- 80 u c't-s..s-i.cs -..t.- : Bal
----Ers- { SEr.' :,E-.-- cS-H--.- :.
= s.t-.a Sr---c c-.-:. :, t--.- {
-:a-----t : = IN, ~ u-;!-.S
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hit and no runs IN 20 Innings: OFF Cum
bingham. hit and no runs In 9 inninsa
HI by pitchcE--by Mitchell. / tSmitR).
Struck out,by Mitchell. l: by Jones. i;
by Cunningham. 9: by Gallia. !. Umpires
Dinccn and Owens. Time, POI
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Totals....al 7nl5 To,als....2s 3 !
.Battcd for Grover In ninth.
score 10y Innings:

SCORE 10y innings
Philadelphia .........O O q n n q -
chicago .................o . . =.
summary: Errors-Wlit Grover Bush
rwo-basc hits-Bush. Lynn. Strunlt, Belle
Mclnnis Sacrifice hits--Bodic. tisberg
rates. Bases on ballS-on Williams |: oil
hush 2; Struck ou,-by Bush. 8: by vii
Hams. :: flits-on Williams. Z in STA in.
mings. empires. O'Loughiin and iildebranL
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Cleveland.

Boston .................o ; %
Cleveland ...........O o o o . q IL
summary: Error-Evans Two-basc hits
Roth. Hoblitzcll, Shorten. Scott. Mays.
Chapman. Home run--Lewts. Sacrifice hits
Gardner. shorten. First base error
boston ]. Left on baseS-Clcvciand. :: Bos-
Ton. 10. Double play-Iiobltz"l to Mays.
Bases on balis-on Mays. 8: or Bagby. l.
struck oui-by Mays. s: BY Bsyby, l. Iit
by nit"hcr-Ly Mays ! 'Speakcr). Hits
Oft BaEhy, In Innings Empires, Con.
molly and Mccormick. Time. 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

WHEKE THEY PLAY TODAY
Toledo AT Kansas City.
Louisville AT MinncnpO
Columbus nt 81. Paul
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

WHERE THEY II.hY TODAY.
League disbnntlrd last night.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. q; Detroit. ].
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, =
BOstOn, .; Cleveland, l.
New York. 3; 81. Louis, :. eleven Innings .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

Summnryi stolen basc-whitc-
man. Sacrifice hits-Grhhnm I'D,
Trout. Distci. Double plny-Mooers
I" E:ibei. Left en- bases-'roronto,
10; Richmend, 10. Dnsc on balls
OF Thompaon, 4; on EnriEht, 10.
struck out by Thompson, &, by En-
right, :. Daik-Thompaon. Passed
ball - Reynolds. Umpires = Black
burn and Mullen. Time, I.5o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17

~ Durham Durham, 6 winston Sa
lem 3
~ Greenshoro-Greensboro 10; Ra
VILE. 0.
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American Association

49,. RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Toledo. !; Knnsus CITY. :.
Minncnpolis. :; Louisville, 3.
Columbus. :: 81. Paul. 3.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 3; Boston. o.
pittsburgh, IL; Philadelphia, :
tAll others wet groInds).
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHEHfs THF1 FENf TU-DAf.
Richmond at Toronto.
Providence at Buffalo.
Newark at Montreal.
Baltimore at Rochester
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

KFSULTb YESTERDAY.
Newport News, 4: Rocky Mount, I.
Norfolk. I: I.ynchburg, l.
Petersburg. !; Portsmouth,. 3 tcn innings).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-17
How They Stand To-Day
international League

RESULTS yesterday.
Toronto. =: Richmond. o.
Rochester. 3; baltimore, !.
Newark, II; Montreal, -
Providence Buffalo (rtIin)
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CATARRH IS
NOT INCURABLE

II suffered for long time with =
had cas-" OF Catarrh, which kent my
nose stopped IN and made me cough
incesshntiy. sprays and douchcs did
me no good--iu fact doctors told me
I was incurahlc. | rcuu ono OF your
advertisements and wrote TO your nncdi-
cal department Under the direction
OF your physician I took & s. s. and
was completely cured and unhesitat-
inEly recommend this ErcHt remedy 10
every afflicted with Catarrh."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
Windsor Man Held

Joseph Mclochr. Of Windsor. ar
rested few days ago when he land
cd 20 the foot OF Clark.aye, Detroit.
in a small boat. was Saturday nom.
ins held for the action Of tho fed.
cral grand jury on the charge OF
bringing into this country IN alien
sho had not been regularly admit
ted by the immigration officers Rail
vas fixed az 81 900 by Judge Tuulc.
in tho United States district court
Melocbe is a boatman and is said
10 have been in trouble with the
authorities before in connection with
.lr 7mupEling OF Chinese across the
river He had been denied permits
ion N conduct rowhoat ferry
p, Canada 10 this country A fev
DIS ago he rowed across the rivcY
- u NorysY Ianglois. 81 Canada.
DO SAID be came 20 get medicine
i0r iis sick mothcr The ferry boz
w,fc running al The time Lang
ole. VINO has been held az wit.
Moss. says he was born in the INT
al States. but had lived in Canada
since he was month OLD Whom
hs became - axe. hn elected 70 be
come CssSdan citizen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
Churches of Scranton to Stage
Billy Sunday Revival Without
Billy, Beginning In October

! alive 20 the point where the church
cs sent 500 Billy Sunday converts 10
Philadelphia six months later to
help prepare The way for The re
viyal there
But Mr. sunday LETT something 10
Scranton besides an abandoned tab.
ernaoIe larger membership rolls
and increased interest The church
es and fht@r workers were trained
IN hi, system Of organizing a re-.
viyal They readily saw that much
of he success Of his campaigns o.
based on the prayer meetings. shop
meetings and the mems bible class
organization which preceded the
campaigns The evangelist left the
plan. the inspiration and the work
ers Of The revival which The church
es ara beginning now for the com
ing winter Billy Sunday revival
without BillS SUNDAY
There Nill be those among Mr.
Sundays critics who will interpret
me coming campaign a. IN indica.
tion OF bis failure ~ Scranton, y
sign chat his converts have drifted
away let Mr sunday answer them
himself
Tie farmer has 10 ploy and plant
md take care of mis- farm before the
crops come You can have spiritual
blessings a. regularly a. the farmer
can have corn, wheat and oats You
might as well sir around beneath
me Shade and ian yourself and say
Amt II hot?' As 10 expect God 70
give YOU crop n YOU don't pillow
the ground and plant the seed
Herein lies the value OF the
Scranton experience 20 the other
cities where MI sunday has led
campaigns Too often churches re-.
gard q Billy sunday revival as an
experience which comes once IN a
generation The summit 81 noun.
tain from which the only forN ard
direction Is downward II seldom
occurs 20 these churches that there
can ever 90 another harvest
This IS tho so-Chlled reaction" 80
frequently feared and sometimes eX-
pcriencod as an aftermath or a cam
paign Of tho extent and intensity
NJ those conducted by Mr. Sunday
S'ran'on churches are on their
guard
a program has been outlined and
submitted 90 the churches. with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-24
Births

BOYS
r b. settle .s2 Montcalm T.. p. c.
Whitmore 1926 Lafayette W. J.
Heller. 10 Lothrop r =. Flemming.
So Kirby t.. r T. Roberts. Grace
hospital y Lyons. 1886 sixteenth; X.
Wilson r. Coon. Harper hospital ".
Spry Woinan's hospital. +. kraJew-
ski. 1893 81 Aubin. =. schwartz. 1000
IennsylN ania ~ FNiplak. 3l2 Forest
-. Hnltyn. 25b superior j. DO
browsti aS3 Riopelle j. Pasztak, ? {
Riopelle. A. &. Renter. J. Clancy. r.
Patch. @ POLK. T. Is. Dudley Provi-
dencc hospital T. Foran. l57 STA
t,;s,enth' / smith. SO Trenton =.
seneca g. Wagner 2S9 Twenty
ninth r Orlando 500 Fort r. v.
t.ucito. $50 Congress T., l. Letcbyre.
8a5 DIX j. II. Lafayette. a3l Ia =
Grand blvd. j. Law. sos BelviderF.
Hawkins s2i woodrow. NJ Hayes.
1 81 sycamore. r.. West 62s Craw-
ford = Martin. 147l Warren W
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love 50 Observation-Disclosures me b j.
for YOU"
II swear 70 you i love you more
than "A man has ever loved a wo-
man before. and il there is anything
wrong In me n is because / love
you too much. You are brave
woman-a noble. honorable. upright
one. with beautiful soul be-
lieye in God said yesterday
didn't but I do, ! do and ! thank
Him from the bottom OF my heart
that lie sent me over from France
IN time 10 save YOU from this devil
incarnAte Your honor is safe, thank
God. thank God.
"Goodby, love YOU and shall
go on loving you 20 eternity-for.
ever / know I shall meet you In
The next world II the worst hap.
pens When YOU come 20 me you
will come with open arms and those
beautiful eyes shining and you will
say 20 me. 'Duggie, forgive you
Forever. your loving husband
DOUGLAS J."
Several times in the last para
graph the coroner stopped and turn
ed and looked closely At the paper
and then went on reading
When The corOner's jury began
ms deliberations Mrs Malcolm walk.
ed unmovcd from the courtroom
without a tear in her eyes OF trem
bic on her lips
While the coroner was reading
the verdict OF "lustitiable homicide
In sclfdefenSe." Lieut.. Malcolm was
being arraigned in Marleybone po
lice court