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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-26
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We en- y aILlOSLeTN HOtitICS, ga "a P~
.amenLaria eSpecialmente, Ia forma
de actuar en- ella 10 minoria region&-
'ista.
No hay asunto que no de :rgar 9 IA
intervention de aigln seEador 0 d.
Du-2do dc esq m.noria, que en- 81 in
:orne c a!egaro no demuestre IN
studio concienzudo ' una prepar2-
ciGn completa .apoyaGa en- TODD IN
a~rsena! lie cifras. datos, aateceden-
:es = est2siiSticas.
Esro ha mov:do Il curiosijad ("
as genteS hacia e. rodo de tra&aiar
los inJividuos de esc tacci6n po!iti-
G.. n forr,& Ge Dyeparar los asCn1os
l. = o-ganizacion que supono csa Ia
boz. sin rrcc ede"te on L historic dc
nuestro Parlamento.
Para satistacer eSa curiosidad FIJI
! NOS : v;sitar a <e6or Camb6. en n
casa en- u es;a instalado en- Ma
! Gr;d. l. = viso 5ajo eH una &neha via
de III barrie aristocri5ico muy cerca
de dcaic habita otro ilustre poli1ico.
Pasamos nuestra t~arjeta, y tras
una lgerisima eSpera O in~troducen
en- e! despacho donde cstI el jeie De
! 'o< ~eg;onal;stas.
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len ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u "'r''C>' ",s
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I'll 81 S;l.0n delaEte de In mesa ' en-
! ri""3e II c,g2"-:.lo.
J Nicntras eXpone:noS el obje.o De
~7uesrra vista o~bServamos arentamen
= ., se@or C&mb6. Al Que hasta aho-
- solo h2aiamos y's,o deSd' Hues-
"a u.L"Ga en- e. Congrasc.
De c. G sjg2e dandonos qua zen
saci5a e, hcmhre rerfil, Dorque aun
vis,o - freHre pcrdara en II "etina
= impression De ST. peril De ave. DC
7ar;a afiIada. 4e = barba Ell Dun,a.
La base-noS jicc-de toda nues
! ira organization Y de nuestra fucrza
eS = union absoluta = IA compcnetra
ci6n perfec.a que Sc da entire nos
ot~oS. Todos nos conocemos desde
i~6venes y luchamos Do 81 m;smo
I ;So.,. sin Que apnca Sc hava p-odu-
edo Il menor discussion nj Ia mas
irsirnificante d~iferencia.
-pa~o Ago De Ia organization en-
! detane: porque Sc dice que tienen
! ustcdes mcntaGa Una oficina para
r~-.o."aclau to los asunJcs ' ura
.iIisui5IciIr especial de los ,gabaios.
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The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
EASTERN LOOMS
AS DARK HORSE
IN VI. 4. {. MEET

EAST lansing Mich. May %
II Detroit Eastern can score IN The
distance runs and Held events as
we'll as did in the dash prclms
Friday tha school is likely to prove
the dark horse or the interscholas
iic meet being staged here by The
Michigan Aggies The finals in am
events are being ran on today The
school that wins the meet Will have
a claim on ne state championships
Eastern placed Rockwell and
Gleason I'm The Anals n rho ooyard
dash Rockwell r The 1co ward dash,
Gleason and Spurrier De- nigh
hurdles and Nash in me quarter
mile Detroit Central put Brokav
and McCullum into the f1a's 10,
the 10 whurdles. RroVn info both
dashes and BroSaw in no quarter
mile Chaplin. Of Detroit NorthVest
ern. qualified IN tho ZOO ward dash
and Sprung, az Northwestern made
the grade in ne quarter mile
The track was fast this morning.
and some performances were expect.
cd T. appeared his morn.ns that
Kalamazoo. Grand rapid and ne
troit Central and Eastern would
have the championship scrap 20
themselves
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
PACKARDS ARE
IN TWO GAMES
Auto Bows Have Busy Week.
end; Chicago Team Coming
For Decoration Day

Packard soccer club has busy
week end before il r viii play the
Rising star Saturday afternoon ar
? 80 o'clock and Masons on sun
dsv. a. 300 O'Clock Both games
will be ~ Packard Park
Saturday is Field day A. Pack
ard park and the majority " the
Packard employees plll BE- on hand
20 witness the game Both clubs
Ui.l have strong teams 10 the aeld
and Aue game Of football should
result
SUNDAY he Masons vul furnish
the opposition As me AUTO boys
and he Mystic Masons are OF near
ly equal -ali5re dandy hghr % he
finish vii be seen Masons have "a
good Team 20 put INFO 10 fe'd
and 0Iii MAKE their. opponents s'~2
lively 20 win
Nationals have practice game a.
Gsrvev PARK ~ 20 o'clock This
IS 20 gst he players in soape 'or
the big game on Decora Day.
phan they play Corinthians % CHI
csgo. winners OF The Challenge cup.
This is one % me strongesf team
In the country T. has defeated he
famous Pullman team this season
besides icing with Jolie'. the SENT
fnaHsts % The T.. 4 Chal
lenFa -up with team ~ This
csIjbre coming 20 the ci'y record
crowd should be In attendance FOR
n IL rer-aln that one ~ tho best
games ever seen In Detroit Will Be
aged Packard park rili be he
scene % combat and preparations
have been made 20 accommodate an
overflow crord
The semi6nsls % the State cup
have been postponed. owing 20 The
management being unable 20 pro
vide 2 ground The hrs' viii prob
abs be played a week. from sun
DAY
secrstsry cant. - ne state "a.
ISOLATION vas unable 20 20 10 Ros
ION 70 attend The annual meeting
% ne T. E r 3 Nr a Pafter
son vsn' in his place Al snthu
giastic crowd saV him End Hr
I Healey Oh last night
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Victory Today Will
Give Athletics the
Series

once more The Tigers ind II noe
ossar, 10 fight hard TO get an even
break with a club THAT should Doe
mauled with merr, abandon. Vic.
Tory today 0iu give the Athletics
The series Victory FOR Detroit this
afternoon and sunday will give this
town such honor as there MAY boz
IN 5000 dealings With Philadelphia
There are rumors that nernie Bo
land the. star 81 the stan. viii be
recalled To pitch this afternoon
Ianky Cy Falkenberg is likely
choice for the Mackmen unless con.
ME should have an inspiration and
send Bush back
There was absolutely nothing new
in Fridays game which Jhc visitors
won. toto = in rk'innines Ttse
did right well In Tho eIci fhning
Bush walked Young ~ safe on
an error The pair worked dou
bic steal Burns feeble tap caugh,
Bush Ar The plate Cobbs single
scored Young Veach fied' out, bat
ieilm3n and Viu both singled and
four runs were netted This Was
fine because q double. TWO walks a
sacrifice and single had given the
visitors two runs IN then half o.
tho FIRST
Dauss did settle down. and FOR the
regulation distance pi,e he'd good
enough ball To win The game
SchaGer replaced Joe Bush aftev
he frst inning and while ihe. Tiger
had plenty 81 scoring chances, the
Rube wasn't Tailed upon until after
his game WAS safe IN he eleventh
Detroit had II mon lefi ON bases.
an ~ which is nothing new
The score was lied up by Thila-
delphia in ne seventh. when VIII
Eo' on hy forcing Myers ard Strunk
got q pass Rodie singled 10 rght
Heilman. who was back In the right
made grand throw 20 Stanage.
bur oscar dropped The ball and le'
the run in
Clever and lucky 0eldinG saved
nauss in the ninth. after Schauer
had led on with q triple In tho
eleventh Schauer singled 10 STAR
the round Witt walked Strunk
hunted safely. filing tho bases Sac
rfce nles hy Rode and Bates scored
Two tallies Nclunes drove tho bail
between Wits legs Strunk scored
on the error Johnson nit 20 VIE.
who threw over Burns head Nc
lnnes scored and Johnson took
third later scoring on Grove dou
bio 90 lef' Grover scored whom
Myers singled Schauer ba'tod for
she second 0mo n fhc 'nrinC and
got snothe- hIt This one perfect
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
iee Play Thru League Seehata OneGame Affair
YANKEES GC1 SAME DOSE
TIGE GULPEO DOWN

CLEVELAND. MAY % The
Tigers we're NOT the only Vic
Tins of q siN.run surprise i'm the
last inning Friday The Indians
turned that very trick ON the
Yankees. and compelled thc
Dono,auites 20 drop bach IN the
race after mo, appeared to have
q game seWei up
In thc ninth inning the score
was % 90 @ I'm favor OF NeW YORK
Steve O.Ntn started rally
which hrouth '0 no winning rrn-
Vrc0 Sreakor STOLE home and
.Wamh,gann follow ga Iris as the
pitch Got aRay from Nunamakor
Shocaor % Detroit native hurled
shu-ol' ban for Tho Yankees un
ul me ninth when Do Was rhe
victim OF mis- unusual onslaught
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Tigers Must Now Fight to
Break Even With Mackies

hunt Wit slammed tho ball 40
nauss The missile bounced m
Georges hand directly to Young.
who threw out th2 runner al nrst
The ball bruised Dauss hand quite
painfully and a clinic was held IN
he dugout after The inniae.
The rally tho 9irer- staged
would have been interesting under
ordinary conditions After Cra~-
ford had fouled out, Bush Was safe
on an error Young walked Burns
singled. scoring Bush Young took
third and scored on a long foul nv
cobb sent 20 right Then Neach pop
rcd 10 McInncs and the agony VAS
over
The bright spot OF the game was
Cobb's work lie was handicapped
because Schauor refused - pitch 20
him in two pinches. bur he got two
hits. stole TWO bases brilliantly. lost
steal OF home onH by wonder
fully accurate pitch by Schauer, and
supplied the fielding sensation OF
tho day with clever catch
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
FRIENDSHIP AND
UNION CLASH

Union and Friendship teams Of
the Masonic league Will stage a
practice tilt this afternoon, a.
Northwestern field. Diamond No @,
o. I O'Clock
Union team viii his year he IN
der The management Of KiHer' a
former gleaguer who has just 70
turned from the Southern league.
All Union and Friendship players
who expect 20 Pr, for their respec-
tive teams. kindly report FOR This
game Dress a the high school
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
NORTHERN HIGH PUTS
CLAMPS ON CAss TECH

ono upset in the dope ga
-et the Hgh hooI baseball
vi Detroit FRIDAY Thanks ~ me
asg-uerr pitching W Heyn
Northeru high trouneed rass
Tech. 90 Sorth7 o.fern -
mains indicated Sordvr1m
nigh could NOT even MAKE a. safe
af oH Teddrr and Thurston. and
t1os 80 o beating yestef
Gsv afternoon h RRtisn ard
VS. br1oa pitched sltbEether
foc strongly for Northeastern
and Eastern high vou game
fo fo central ard We-fr.n
ra'ad p-o'fy eood ban E1me
Contra. on ay SCORE ~ 4 ~
HoreHK rho Contra pitcher
famed f7 opponents md draws
rrafr at the hero ~ fhe f-
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
O.A.B.A. OFFERS
GOOD CONTESTS
RisdOn- Bohemian Game Head
liner of Extra-lntereSting
Card for Sunday

Three OF the games Included in
The second series OF the petroi;
Amateur Baseball association stand
on, above the resi- ~ The card FOR
sunday These are The Mas Tiger.
HAYES. Upper Grsuots 81 LOUIS and
Rision Detroit Bohemian struggles
The Risdon Bohemian struggle
appears. 70 be Zoe real headliner. In
This tlr the hurting will be- done
by Treacy Or Okrie FOR the Bohe-
uisas and Knapp or Laessar for the
Creamery team Okrie last season
vas the anchor man Tor the cham.
pion Strohs. and probably viii work
his sTst 1917 p A. r A game
against the Risdons Rubber
krapp. the former Cleveland Amer
lean league tvirler and later with
the Buffalo Federals. undoubtedly
will take the mound FOR the Milk
men
A. Mack park ne Mas Tigers
Who have strengthened their lineup
considerably since last week and
vii have Hartner the former
Southern Lacquer. on the mound
vIl oppose HAYES Manufacturing
COMPANY. TIE HAYES folks will
make their pitching choice from
RICK and sud. two former league
tvirlers Strohs also play Imperials
a. -
Upper Crsuo,s will be The hrst
team 20 tes the met'le OF the s..
Louis VI c. this team drawing
he bye IN the opening program
Mrowks The Polish seminary pitch
- has been signed by The s. Louis
team and will work his FIRST y A
p A. game on this occasion Doc
Weed who struck our Is lmperisls
and allowed only three hits' last
week will oppose the Poles
The Other games also have tes
lures - boost them and 10 matter
where the fans 20 they can see
some good FASTENING under n A
2 A auspices The days schedule
follows
At Mack park-Strohs Roheriaus
vs. rnperials 1t5 o'clock Mas
r gers vS HAYES Mig go As
O'Clock Umpire stark scor~- ZONES
~ .pper Gratot rark--Ippsr era
t'ots vs. s. Louis =. N g. Umpire
Carol scorer Dickinson
~ 2 ger Rouge park River Rouge
" Empire Laundry. Cmpire Gg@t-
s~haN scorer Brady
A. S1rthW faid Diamond
so r r SS0ns 20 Detroit Pohrwlans
Umpire G~ogcn scorer faesler Iia
uord 40 MsNwells - West side
Et~trrs Umpire Refss scorer ~ VII
ans uia-1onf No g. Jackson sports
~ Lamps Falstars Umpire Breck-
els scorer Jackson
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

Travel Anidst tse seenie Wonders
Of the Great West rhis summer
vacation trip this Fsar - almost
q Necessity IN orfef 30 provide one
Nth the rest and divsvFlon which IL
mos welcome a. this time
Let our experienced fravel repre-
ssnfztlves plan q delightful western
trip FOR you one yrich VIII ~. un-
usual and surprising ia the wealth
Of entertainment and Interesting
features IN will oTer
Yeu plll enjoy q w.de diverslty -
e. .nerv srd your trir will include
Sir-4f and ~ iuEs railway trav.i
srd comfortable automobile tours
enough ths Nationa Parks bring
ing Won Directly 20 the distinctive A.
trn-tinus 20 10 found In ths wonder
fui West Co'0rsd, f'tah, californta
can al be included IN Erand circle
tour
You vtould know aiso - the splsn-
"A opporfur - cT~rsd for sum
mes outfnE ~ ths Black WIS W
south DakcfR AMI IN The great We
ssrt region of Wisconsin. where 1.001
fakst invite you.
Toin our Personally Fscortsd tour
cover nr fwo National Park NJ two
wssks 1savtnE chicago evsry Satur-
dav rrrnr1srcfnE June ~
ras.rafff rafse and erlendl 4
through f~afr rs~vicf
fes 80 assist v0E ~ suprlffnE full
particular covs-frs al details ~
r. r. etsnrsrd. Gl A. 20 Fort-stA
vsrt Tel Main 7N7o Detroit. Mich.
ldv
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Yesterday. Re.uIts

Innings .ss5s $50 HH
Chf-sE0 80 ~ q 0s q
Bate Drmarre ard wilson.
r~r-t, resrear. smith. Middleton ard
Esr.der. Umpires- Byron ana Quig-
ley
Innings 'tssr H r
Tittshurzr q @ & q 0-- :
Brooklyn 60 q tf2 3
Rstt-r oone- JACKSON and
F.s>c- Ca1o-~ and Mile Unpires
FEer and p-th
Innings 45ss RHF
- 0rft 49, :
Roston = =
Bate Watson Ste~is North
and Gonzales Rudolph and Gowdy.
[ mr. .cs KEN and. BransH-ld
Inn rr- esfss 80 RHE
CfncinnAfl o q 2 . . o. S :
Fhiladsl . . . - ST. 4
BATTERIES Schneider Fegan and
CLARKE TfVev and kllifer, Empires
10 "a, and Harmon.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

TOT THE LEAST INTERESTING Of Connie experiments
nj combination deyel7pe Mer Wi
quite inexperienced IN baseball
but them vii a
mediate bali club b.
with n
OF Of The old cubs and Mar
Barry and Scott the Red sox erzog and Fletcher
the He could
for the fact that their team vor has suffered
all around she other
fine combination his clubs
In the early
well nigh for
seasons Now Grover that
faults but squnt Two ar o early eso ct
viii Jam pedal lni
a started with
This Raw Bates
he had he
rdwhoe
whe N
came - found Pho
base
double chased them both Fa'
the sp his totem pole before
that hectic scufhe ended
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
BOOSTERS HOPE
TO BREAK V. 4. {
WINNING STREAK

Ia Fa wiz play he
Southwestern Boosters ~ IRE New
E3 park sunday at oclock.
The las won seven and
Iaf ro games th.- season The
Boosters s-r determined fo break
tf.s ming streak Tho follow
a- rer WIN 90 used hy tbe
Mcdonald. 27 Russell.
Eor7 gaynIck or Na'hens
Schneider - Rcd Cuss. r..
wilson or Sloan r smith. c.
WILSON or Git'leman. p
Tho park s located ~ Waterman
and 'he Wabash railroad
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 26 Fu-
neral services FOR les Darcy viii
be held here next Monday Then
the body 81 The famous pugilist VII
begin It's long journey to West Matt.
land. Australia. where II will be
buried 10 the home town cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

OTTAWA. Ont May 10 T. a
understood thar 'he BIT which seela
70 put ban on race f-ark Esmhin-
in Canada. VII hc changed .o make
tho ban effective Aug . instead nt
July : This vii enable tho Wind
sor Jockey club 90 gcf lH its meet
inE.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

n T the beginning 81 FRIDAYS tt Win ..
IA Athletic. erhoed his team mates in general and
"A George Daus in particular exhibit of he old Pip oscar
f. getting YER, with his langlaee What he meant was
T 9 T., 0g P csrsy obliged Eve sacrifice a
a OF were stirred up IN = suu' Z $780, . a.2
n gona the fll route without berne iiAd I.'
excellent throw TO The plate IN me r 5a
game IN regulation time But was easy g. -.4
founderng in he eighth and
baseball by hi, ms sTe s9S 3 ei Vse 81. 6
hen conclusion mat broke ~ .''
Il was sasv 10 see why Jennings He sd t7
Of pretty good pitchers go-bu' HueeF inquired
soft SPOT for George The highlander Frf " " s
one OF al grand scoring chance oF cred h @1'-s. -
Hughey's strategy.
The Tigers can't make break with ' N.
now Since have pszea eEh ceres " bono W
three road They haven't won q series ~ ao'e ,
whole eleven they captured st-1se' enough a--
that series himself It va a, s.. le9 -r
got hrst errors and base on p., '.
pau pitched shuou triumph brought . Tsrs
bad luck for that one grand game VIVA, os %
then
OF course it should ed with Phaapa r
last place Right Tge exactly ION games oa
league OF light Acker thru Che saefhs gloom
This time last year Detroit behind he
while late in June The club was m me race @
CLEAN from this reuini~c'nce
II sunv McInns ever was star this manner
which the little there with The premier hua
enough pIaudts from e popace
Even still more spectacular holding nded
Of Mscks Evidently Messrs Groyer od
they can After from ioe
experiences an irresistible tempt
ton to shower him with star dust
Cobb gained in the competition FRIDAY
dropped 36 Mclnnes ucs close 70 F
ssler hie and fell back 70 3l- Il @ possible
for he put of these fellows INTO the lead
The pemaree n1 for W
and shared 8 to victory for the Cubs
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
FLINT Beats Lansing

FLINT, Mich, MAY rs Flint
scored IN the ninth innins Friday
and beat lansing 70 S in the hrst
game Of the new Michiean league
season
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

Destendanfe ~
IRENE ueedr o. a
said
~ the Kentucky fututi
los Nogt
record Of hreeearots and
Peter Thompson
hreeyearod gedngs The first yearine o" 20 a
was
did the NJ familiar history Near W fh
colts have been Kentucky fuutty winners
family Just i.
will be IN hoofs
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing


chicago In NsW YORK
Pittsburgh IN B~ookiyr
Cinc.nnat. IN Philadelphia
- Louis "a Boston.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

TIE venerable TLxYy Turner. In
veutar 90 thira ba-e. - sen hate md
hearty aofwfth stsrdirG the fact that
h~ wsr playing the bot conner foV
the Indians ~h~r Frpnk Bancroft
va Isnpfng the frst V~sder.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

Th~ Giants shsolutely refuse 10 be
Iiewe thst Mftrheir- Cuhs Rrnu-
Inc p~ansrt eootend~vs. reyhHps the
Cubs are somewhat doubtful 90 the
fact Themselves b~irg how their
ertry fnts the btG doinE. wss 80 sud
ANW.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
FEDERATION
HAS BIG SKED
SIX Leaders in Class 4 All
Have Chance 10 Keep
Records Clean

Several games jn me various
Glasses uW be- played sunday in
'He Detroit Amateur Baseball led
GRAFTON In Glass A six teams have
aaefeei record and az have a
otsn,g ~ kecp clean slate d. win
r.r- FROM trc.r opponents. "a none
~ pho leaders. meet each other thiS
week The best game of The day
rr urW should hc The Oakdale club
rrr- -har contest st Northwest
ord nrid P.ngree a C. viii meet
taa Ne--uac .iha. aud Gustav A..
WIs-h lo-- play DAWSON Jewelry
.an.lsrt Ir tVo sets which will
tsar ne FANS guessing The other
- s1od have little trouble
fa class y .he Hgdsons and Herst
Rr.-'s ,esm will aEhr out tor
ha toror ~ keep.ng = cypher in
th. lose col1mu The various
yrh leaders should annex their
.aUe@ according 90 past form
Pm class tho feature game 81
rhe day wi 5e that between the
>rs and rho Hurou club Both
teams haze won three and lost none
ANA having been PLAYING hne ball.
Of malls who are also in the swim.
WI &sys 20 bss' the Dreher & Toll
f-s to seen with The winner o.
the Huron Ariel SET s. Tohns VIII
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

Recent batting records SHOW - .7oo
sti~ker- In the National iesEu~ and
only efGhf IN the American league.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

pete, sent, scott 81 b, Br,s
ne Noiot ~ hr
Mab~I Irnk.g ~ ID n.-daH
unrEa uFuen -. m
Wtr n. r-dRm
Nngn q b.. III n
ud~on o a.. IN -dRm
rb dam ~ onwar
pe homp
sienna dam
NisS StoL~ - n. M
1areNns -. T.
Lew On h.-dR
hid cell itll-
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
IhnInEs

Innings .5s7ss RHF
Boston @ p % r o. : a
s. Louis o o % 0-o s
Batteries feonard and Thomas
Groom Hamilton and SeveroIh I'm
pies owens and pireen
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

PLAY TO-DAY

The industria league iii play
eight games This afternoon This
vii be he second afternoon ~ oat.
Ting In he league history The
schedule
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Soon the Trotters

T WON'T
n he
III had Maybe "
- their should he
trouble will
the tracks ~ fen-
horse won't G IA
a anyway. and
by the
odgprsw
and
bhesome The values of
strains and
will be many Al
he the board Peter the Greats can up
usual
Great raced grand
han g an That
prize n 1 u Ircl
that cry This family roster
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

o. the eleventh inning or rtaa' i WIN
~ Athletics oscar exhorted his mates n general ''
George Dauss in particular exhibit ~ he old p o'
1919 re. careles. he anEaee M-a- y u--- W
Evening journal., 1917-05-26

first lie, more than we thought. puts
emphasis upon the c. in Y. NJ c. A.
MEN Of money all over the land
who are looking for an investment in
the Kingdom Of Christ that will pay
dividends through time and eternity
should pour their money into the Y.
NJ. C.. A. work for our soldier boys.
There is no other place where needs
are so real. where minds are so
hungry where spirits are so lone
some. and where hearts are so tender.
"I have enjoyed the gracious priv
ilege of working with the Y. NJ. G. A.
men among the soldiers along the bOr-
der. and in all my ministry | have
never worked in any place where the
'C' stands out in Y NJ. c. A. as beau
tifully and clearly as it does on the
Mexican border among the soldiers
"The strongest secretaries OF the
brotherhood might well afford to give
this work their time and personal
help, and the Richest men OF the
land would make their wisest invest
ment i'm pouring their means into a
cause that makes the CO so plain in
Y. NJ. G.. A.
Billy Sunday may arrest the at
tention by the thunders of judgment
upon the souls of hypocrites. sinners
and rusty saints. but the border Y. M.
C.. A. produces a spring-time of spir-
itual life by the irresistible and sub
tie power of an unforgettable in the
things that are best"
Evening journal., 1917-05-26
&c" IN Y. m. c. A. means
MUCH TO The SOLDIER

II is interesting TO note in connec-
ton with the campaign of the local
y. NJ. C.. A. for the national wal work
fund the following comment on the
work of the Army Y. VI. G. A. by AL
Ian A. Stockdale. a prominent pastor
OF Toledo. Ohio.
"The Young Mems Christian AssO-
Citations along the Mexican border are
giving TO thousands OF lonesome sol
dier boys an Interpretation Of the
snirit and life of Jesus Christ which
they will never forget.
'The c. m y NJ. c. A. stands out
larger i'm the cactus covered levels OF
the Rio Grande than I'm many OF the
lirht and crowded cities Of the land.
The Y. NJ. G.. A. Christ Of the border
is friend thai understands the real
and immediate needs OF body, soul and
mind
"The buildings arc as comprchen-
sive i'm their construction as the
friendly mind of Christ The men who
labor from morning to night in them
are as genial, human and sympa-
thotic as the compassionate compan-
ionship of the Man of Galilee. The
eoul-stirring religious meetings and
the thought provoking inspirational
addresses are as spirit lifting and
conscience finding as the Holy Spirit
loves to honor.
"The pictures for longing lonely
eyes: the classes for hungry
minds: the games for the instinct OF
fellowship. the stationery and en-
yelopes for The spirits turning home-
ward: the man behind the counter for
the fellow who needs a friend; the
visitors to the outposts and the faith
ful trailers on the long. weary hikes
are all clear and abiding interpreta-
tions Of what the 'C' means in Y. M.
c. A.
I'VE learn clearly from the Mexican
border experiences that the counter
man i'm all the Y NJ. G. A. buildings OF
the country is the key man for Christ
lie is the man the stranger meets