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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

A gaunt and haggard figure stag
gerod into our Office last night and
sank YEARLY into u chair After &
series Of shoulder-heaving sobs the g.
and h. figure suddenly grasped the
hack rungs Of the chair and shook them
violently, at the same time grooming
IN anguished accents: "Ah, let me out;
let nc Quit The Bastile. It is hor-
rlblel"
Being OF tender and trusting
heart. we lifted our distracted visitor
from the chair and whispered words Of
cheer and comfort in his ear namely
10 wit: Fear not, good John, fear not!
You shalt not sleep IN the Bastile to-
night. There's perfectly good bencn
waiting d claimant IA the CITY ha!l
PArh"
Yes. gentle reader. you have guessed
ont secret. II was none other than
John Tea Dunn, deposed minister
nienipotentiary Of the Broadway sport
ing Club, Of Brooklyn, who had come
thus 20 the threshold Of our door.
pyekenly. Induced By tactful urging.
the former Dcmosthenie Demon OF
Tlstbush told his grewsome story.
Every word was sAndwiched IN between
lf,iobtened glances over the broad and
lus,v ,bouldcrg Of John Tea Dunn.
"yy the graciousneGs OF benevo-
lent Providence, ! escaped cell In the
Eastile tonight. For moment, when
= fci, the rungs Of yonder chair In my
erasn. / though had been incarcerated
=, ~ dungeon. and that ! was strain
no AZ prison bars. You will pardon
~ AZ Of wenknoss Ny noble fellow
,nsytyrs. John Weismsntel, Andy
W@iderrelter, Harry Ferris. Eddie flay,
I.cL Sells. Jack Russo, Augie Rather
Snd shamGs O'Brien, they too: escaped
through The payment Of $500 bail
hands Dummy Jordan, Tommy Elm
"a psA Mcdonald have not yet been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Kramer in Six-Day Race;
Oscar Egg His Partner

Frank Kramer has finally consented
= tart Ia the siz-dAy bike race N
;.ae.ion Square Garden, the week o.
december % 2. The perennial! cham
p.'n gave Promoter William II. We'll
naa I've szys o. worry before he
.Ehsd for the grind last night. Well
,,sa promptly offered him Oscar Egg
~ partner. and Kramer accepted.
me East Orange real estate mag
a. AID worlds champion for tiH-
~. ecnsscstiye years, - the last rider
sr into the fold, and hIg entry
.san ost the greatest field Of start
lhst ever LIKED up for the grind.
=. are 10 les than seven winners
previous Garden races in the list.
-, o'ner formidable team were
ss ~ last night, Alfred Goulict
s@ . Freddy I'LL a. = partner.
Lclis Root, four time winner Of
- fofk race, vas teamed UP with
~ DsluT, the French champion,
wa LzZ won last year'H claEkic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Fordham Ready
For Clash With
Pelham Eleven

The Fordham gridders will tackle
the Naval Reserve eleven from the Pei
ham Bay Park station this afternoon
on Fordham Field. The Maroon team
is in good shape and travelling along at
nice gait, so the Bronxmen should
win by comfortable margin. The Re-
serves, however, have a few good play
ers in the ranks and displayed i'm
provement in their latest games.
The Fordham eleven had brisk sig
nal drill yesterday afternoon. A mild
sensation was caused when Frank
Frisch, who has not played since the
Rutgers game, donned his toys and en-
gagged in the signal drill.
The probable lineup Of the Ford
ham team follows:
Left end. Fitzpatrick; left tackle,
Christensen; left guard, Abbott; CEN
tire, Golden; right guard, McGrath;
right tackle, Gulick; right end, Du-
moe; quarterback, Crovat; left half
back. Galligan or Coletti; right half
back, Erwig; fullback, Brennan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Cupid Black
Naval Eleven
Plays Rutgers
PROBABLE LINEUP

ubstitutes-Rutgers: Durham. Gray,
Sutton. Hummel. Redmond. Gargan, Fran
cisco. Campbell. LRwes. Newport Re
serves: Miller, Eberstadt. Trier, Higgin-
botham. Musk. Sweetland. Purdy. VIII
Jams, Head, BiRelow, Strong, Murphy,
Hutchinson. 0'keefe. Pennoek. Heath
Schlichter, GrotemRt. X. G.. Dunn. French,
Burns. Haas. Quigley.
Referee-Georee Beavers. IT,. West Point
Umpire-Edward u. Cochems, Dniver-
sity of Wisconsin.
Linesman-E. T. Madden, Yale.
Brooklyn football followers will en-
Joy the biggest gridiron treat seen
across the bridge in years when the
elevens Of Rutgers College and the
Newport Naval Reserve meet at Ebbets
Field this afternoon. Both teams will
arrive in town this morning.
The Naval team engaged in its final
practice yesterday under the watchful
eye of DR.. William T. Bull. the coach.
The college aggregation. which includes
Garrish, Of Cornell; Cupid Black, OF
Yale; Schlacter, Of Syracuse, and many
other stars. worked in their best form
this season. Thus far the Newport
eleven has not been scored on.
George Foster Sanford, the Rutgers
coach, sent his charges through llght
practice on its New Brunswick. field.
The workout consisted chiefly Of run
ming through the repertory Of plays
devised for the contest. All the regu-
lars were in the lineup, while Gargan'
who has been ailing, was in the back
field.
Preparations have been made 20
handle $4,000, so great has been the
demand for tickets. Spectators VIII
not be assessed the war tax, as IT VIII
be included in the regular admission
prices. Persons going from Manhattan
are advised to use the Brighton beach
elevated line TO Consumers PARK sta
ton. from where the field can De
reached within three minutes.
Many prominent Navy and Army ON
GERS are expected 20 attend. Rear I'D
miral n. R. Usher, of the Brooklyn
navy yard, has promised TO be on hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Page Silent Regarding
MANAGEMENT Of Cards

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-H. orville
pat" Page, baseball coach at the Uni
vcrsity OF Chicago. will neither deny
nor confirm reports to-day that he
was considering an offer 70 become
manager Of the St. Louis Nationals
next season.
Nothing definite has been DONE"
Page said Anyhow, any announce
ment must come from the st. Louis
club. am not in any position to dis
cuss the subject"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Boxing News and Notes
nv FRED HAWTHORNE

caught, but fear the worst for those
brave lads"
There were other details too har-
rowing 10 read over the morning cup
OF Yuban, reader, but the gist OF
Johns tale is this. that when he and
the ten others arrested on Thursday
night for holding. aiding and abetting.
taking tickets and announcing series
of prizefghts At the Broadway Club
on the previous Saturday night they
were released in $500 bail each, fur
nished by Thomas A. Clark, Of l76
Seeley Street, Brooklyn. Through their
attorney, Frank X. McCaffery, they had
pleaded not guilty.
The case came up yesterday in the
Gates Avenue police court, before Mag
istrate Nash, who announced an ad-
iournment until next Friday.
"Stone walls do not a prison make,
nor iron bars a cage" is Mister Dunn's
motto. and 10 prove II, he told US IN
Tho most implicit confidence that the
Eroadway Sporting Club will hold its
regular Saturday night show this eve
ing Italian Joe Cans and Walter
Iaurette will cast all caution 20 the
yyinds in the star event, with Joe
Leonard and X. o. Circus entertaining
~ Members in the semi-fnal. There
win also be two wrestling bouts, n
vou care for the wild stuff. Neither
do we.
J. Jitney Johnston, famous father OF
the Johnston banditti OF The Bronx
hoped a fast freight last night with
Gunboat Smith, whose star OF DESTINY
he will hereafter guide. and started ior
Minneapolis, MINI, where the ogoner
mixes II up with Fred Fulton on tues.
day night. "The next heavy"ey .
declared the Bandit, as he and smith
settled back on the brake beam.
FOOTBALL. roIO GROUNDS. sat; Nov
"a 1880. Camp DeYsns - Lsihp Pp,tnx
aooIs t1s tSifb Ave. at t6th 81 Adms-
sion 81. 90. reserved seats. t2.0O.-Aa'I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
New Utrecht Eleven
Defeats Manual High

New Utrecht High School scored a
lucky victory over the Manual Train
ing High School at Timer Park, Ben
sonhurst, yesterday. The score was. 7
70 6. The last two quarters OF the
game were played in semi-dsrkness.
Late in the first quarter, Manual
was forced to punt when the New
Utrecht defence was holding like q
stone wall However, the kick OF
Leahv was blocked. Bianchi recovering
tho ball for New Utrecht on the 5.yard
line. on the next play Smith, the
quarterback, slipped through centre for
The touchdown. Hcttrick added the
goal. Tobey made the touchdown for
Manual. but Daisley failed at goal.
1T H. go folioWs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Important Games
On the Gridiron
Scheduled To-day

Boston at West Point.
Brown w.. Dartmouth BOSTON,.
Rutgers VS.. Newport y. X (Ebbets
Field.
Camp Upton VS.. Camp Reeves polo
Groundsl.
y. Y. L. vs.. Columbia South Field.
Princeton Freshman vs.. Yale Freshman.
Carlisle at Pennsylvania.
Pelham Bay y. X. at fordham.
Akron at Allegheny.
Lehigh at Lafayette.
Notre Dame at Washington and Jeher-
son.
st. Johns at Johns Hopkins.
Temple at Lebanon Valley.
Vermont at Middlebury.
West Virginia University at West Vir-
ginia Wesleyan.
Hayerford at Swarthmore.
Susquehanna at Georgetown
Bucknell at Dickinson.
LOCAL sCHooLBoY GAMES.
Long Island Asgies at Commercial.
Alumni at Flushing.
st. Johns Prep. at Maryland.
Brooklyn Prep at Fordham Prep.
East Orange at Commerce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Becker Defeats Woods

pINEHURST, \. G, Nov. 23.-In 20.
dav's Eemi-fnals OF the autumn golf
tonrnament here c. L. Becker, Of Phils-
deIphia. defeated Gordon F. Woods. OF
Richmond. Va, 7 and 6. and II. G. Phil
Inns of Pinehurst. disposed OF F. J. ID.
Mackay, Of Richmond, by the same
score. Both matches ended at the
twelfth hole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Notre Dame at w. and J..

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 23.--Ihe loot
boi1 SQUAD of Notre Dame univer-
sttv arrived in Pittsburgh early to-day
on its second Eastern INVASION OF ne
1917 season. After a short stop IN TINS
citv the squad of twenty-five players
and Coaches Harper and Rockne lef'
for Washington, Penn, where the con
ouerors Of the Army will meet the
Washington and Jefferson College team
tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
College 'Cross-Country
Men in Race To-day

In spite OF the reported withdrawal
Of the entries from Yale University 1t
is expected some Eli athletes will start
in the annual championship cross
country run Of the J. c. A. A. A; A.
which takes place over the Van Cort-
landt Park six-mile course this after
noon. Six other colleges are entered
the total number Of starters being lOf.
Preceding the varsity fixture the
freshmen runners Of eight colleges VIII
compete in race over the three-mi.e
course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
The Changed Status

football" Coach Y with all its complications,
baseball
football
The afternoon, with exactly the
Where
the Against Nebraska Michigan looked like
beyond normal strength Against Penn looked like
muc than We actually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Wilton Elected Steward

J.e,. nf.tinR Of The stewards Of the
tr... I.se held yssserdsy there we're
4 E.s.r y. stgrgis, n. X Knapp y.
s,l,a. sneSek and Andrew Miller X. r.
Ter 81 ~, nas unanimously elected a mem
yse.,.H we board of stewards 70 MI the
ksL essssa b. the death Of Schuy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Imposing Array of Games
on Local Gnduons To-Day
Polo Grounds To Be Scene Struggle Between Camp Upton
and Camp Devens Elevens-Dartmoutha and Brown Meet
~ BOSTON in Most Important College Contest in the East
By Louis Lee Arms

= r;o Of the championships pretty
~ there abundance of interesting football scheduled
sc artlary where four be played At
Field Rutgers the Newport Naval Reserves
w. Grounds Camp Upton clashes with Camp Devens; Fordham
take on Pelham Bay Naval Rerviss South Field
- hia faces York University in their annual game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Xavier School Wins

Xavier High School defeated the ALL
uailows High School basketball team
on the formers court yesterday by d
score Of 20 TO II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
As for an Intersectional-


West
accomplished could brought
equipment fundwe thered
additional and dollars for the
Cupid Blacks eleven for the East Who makes the
that Eastern squad
entirely order?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
The Super Entry

pitchers continued Grh one reeoro
pitching Cobb batting record STANDS
Here's the answer to "; lie
WON
than Johnson than living pitcher
his twentieth and still winning after
the games greatest oasen
school, There
His Of Ave hundred VIC
tories is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
Captain F. P. A.

The
still back
gather
place the looking for light in this day Of shadow,
and Measures"
when Ohio furnished
ball
that frequently Harley
wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
In Rebuttal

conversationis leeurng
csly his allowance.
example," shouldn't
amb week"
m
haven onel ambc n a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
,,n
N6y Oanha1d Rice

one believes slipped should talk the
Grf, he big fellow caught
heavy cold He where he had little
moment weather
arrived and reganed the guefui as g00o
will be pitcher for several years yet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

suhs,!tutee-New York University Weiss ioT
Massa Go dbc-g Tor Rosesky. Go dsttin for Fender,
Telscher Tor Handel Gre!fngcr Tor BT0na Colum-
bia. Molyneaux FOR Jasky. Barhrach Tor Beyea
Rsferee-Dd Inorpe. De La sale. Head linesman
-Gound7. y. 4 L. Time Of periOds--In min
utes each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

~ New Columbia lSr
I nmlf
evnhd nd
shrghhn
bphbb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

To,.stdo-u.-sm smith. Tcbey. Goal from tSieh-
down Hctirlrk sutstituic-Denny for Biihehi
Us,erc.-H j. sIeArr. Dcsusou. Impinr--O.
D.rby syracuse Head hnesman--Dr Aldridxo
sgtal-.se Tine n quhrer--Trn minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
The Three-Word Slogan

ambition three words writes professor
B.. L 7 n Golf Observation-Disclosures without strength"
humble ambition stated three shorter words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24
.ooIn,II. rBBrTs FIELD. Sat. No

p, ..3U. ElTser7 " NuNII HIM NaFal
Reserves rcke,. at J. Is Crook A Co. sporinl
Goods ji9 Fifth Ave. al tSih s. Admlsslou 81 20
Rc-crrel AID Boz seats. s900.-Adr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

hole the 90 We
who would holes boyle
more bogie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-11-24

FOOTBALL. POLO GR0u ND-. sa'' 49,, on
"a. 1880. Camp DeYens - 1S"s snorrtinr
Tickets 81 j. ~. Crook 20. "py r,i.
Goods $50 FIN Ave. at tbth ~ Gums
flou 400. reserved seats, tz.OO.--AuF"
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
BUELL. MAY
LABOR IN
WAR ZONE
State Y. NJ. c. A. Will
Release Secretary Ii
He Decides To Go

A request Cor The release ~ The
state secretary I4 i Buell. f1f slA
months work with the army over
seas, and The proposal ~ great plans
for keeping The back lines up Dur
Ing the war. were iaid before me
state executive committee or The b
NJ. G.. A. ID its annual meeting at
the Detroit club. Friday u IS proba
bile that Secretary huel VIII iaht
several prominent business men at
the state with him as executive ana
gecretarial workers if he deciit'
that II Is practicable for him 20
leave the state work FOR x months.
He VIII decide upon bis return from
New York next week.
The committee members were me
guests %. Herbert r. Earle. ~h0 dl-
rectpd the war fund campaign
President W III. Gay, Grand Rap
IDS f-rUurrd Laurence, .t-tFffttis
]. Ottaway, Port Huron; G.. ~
Wagner. Ann Arbor. james Scher.
merhorn. Detroit. Victor F Dewey
Detroit. George S. Rice, PetosHey
Thad h. Leland, Detroit j. X.
Thompscn, Ishpeming. Walter witt
Brown City, and Secretary BueA OK
the committee We're present. X X
Moore. St Clair -Eeeley arc,
and Henry Knowlton, Cadillac, We're
new members elected 20 the com
mittee yesterday.
Mr.. Buelrs request fOr release
for the foreign work was met with
regret by the committee The great
need % experienced men Overeas,
however. made the members willing
10 accede. Seer etary Buell. mas
headed the Michigan state work for
over II years. and much ~ Us great
success and prosperity were felt 1y
tho members 20 be due 20 bis fdei-
itv and hard work. The group
idea" IN the counties, a plan of rural
organization that has been adopted
all over the country. has been de-
yeioped under Mr.. Buelfs leader
ship.
fhe years work the great growth
from last year when a budget oI
x7s.OO0 was looked forward 90 as
adequate for state needs 20 now
when the Y. NJ. c. A In Michigan
can look back upon over 81 100000
raised IN the war fund campaigns
OF spring and fall. was pointed out.
~Father and son" banquets at over
the state 20 get families together
and relieve the causes Of Juvenile
dslinouency, and "clean life cam
naIrns among the high school boys
were mapped out as part OF Ne
county campaign Fer thla X inlfr-z u
was voted 10 make permanent the
district and county organizations
that were so effective In putting the
financial campaigns across.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08


The rev N 1sl ."r
North ueg.aarI dI-.s
auaIto-ur. .H.t fgpIar
nd tr. wora 4ul utscl..
gira has 6uUt up la h.
darai JaI.rstors Recf
f also received
ono gf hi r0 aeu n8mu-
Mar -.barrarle lr rrcaEu...
fba e.r.ol d. Is COMP.
Yast.rs experiences IN lHa fr.H
l,he tabernacle ll...
crete aad sD. t.cFa
GOTTA ure rfiHg t.
tr.r.1s oaaUE AS
lrof- famous avenue ll
capacfy i 5000. aat t-e a.u-
arc p-rfec.
ON sunday, Dec if1inr
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Marriage Licenses

George p. Schiller. -, Detroit
Ffne T. Foreman. a5, same
Charles II Sinclair, ~. Detrolt.
Laura Pauers. o. same.
Edward Lyman, 2t. Detroit. Sophif
snndleman. 10. same
John T. Anderson, -, Detrolt' anna
Rosbury, So same.
w Bruce Kerr. p. Detroit RUBY
Tucker. 20. same.
Harold r Iohr, 81. Detroit Winl-
fred r Francesca. a. Ann ,Arbor
Joneph Hosten -, Detroit Emma
F.roehiich %. same
Fred Rayrus. 20, Detrolt. fFeda
Westover. 25. Bay city.
Peter Lucas. IS, Detroit. Emma u
Joseph q Grinsell. 81. Detroit; Jes-
sic f Henry, 30, lansing -,
Edward Sage, =. hctroiti ALa re
gilbert. 81 same
Berton RI Dawson -. Detroit.
F.eter 81 Trotman. %. same,
George s. Pierce. 40. Detroit. MAUD
Edmunds ~. some
Bernardo Roasi, 26. Detroit Anna
Eahiappscasse. -. same
Fred w Harrison 81. Detroit Fin
ma IT. siiiman. %. same.
Harvey w Darling 81. Detroit.
Bertha A. Frederick. -. same.
John II. Iotzmsn, -. Detroit; Mary
Frsa 4. Schmidt a. Birmingham
Ala carrie Grimm. 2T. BuTaio
.Uarry r. Hey. 2s. Detroit Marv
J. f.ezinskl. e. same
Austin 81 Morcn e. Detroit. Ethel
ryrne. 2. same.
Iancelov w Barr. r. Detroit.
Hare RI Huber. SIS. same
clan spencer. 81. Detroit Eva Fos-
ter. 90. same.
George ~ stoyer. 90. Detroit. Anna
Swart1. a. same
+Parson r. Thomas. - Marion O
IVA Schwartz. 20. Detroit
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
New North Woodward Methodist
Tabernacle Is Dedicated With
Week Of Inspiring Services


? .ar Do va hnsi lAiI
s..rHa. -rrlItr
Thursday W patriotic h,fhi i'
lH.a' Na-D t'a
HeH.ed 'ar ''ll' $40 ,.o
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,5,-,. ..-....5..t ~.
E N'..A y. D.- 49,
ai...
I..N tf.
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The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
NHURCH
- NOTES

"Car labor vin tha wa- fo- US
ufII he tha s.h'rrf H.sesef Nt @
Rev Auss haywood sareay even
ing. iu Cass-afe. Methodist cAlf
In the nornins or Nay"91
sreaK IN "Tse glory Ct strength
From The F1rst Baptist church. Ir-
wedIafefy fufIrwirE the noon ni1ir
class about -Ca ~ rhe raarch mem
herq VIII VISIT homes tu the ur @a-
borhOod i1 an effort 90 secure
te0iants rar the sunday school 4he
Rev Thomas Eiiers Wlll speat
ia the wnruirs on rM rouse
house" aud 70 The evening or GREAT
resolves Tire evening serY.ce VIII
be a gospel song service The "af
roll cards which now obtain In
military camps will De used iu tte
church Sunday toS tae lrst t.ne
Rabbi leo " Fraukl!r IN Temp e
Beth El SUNDAY morning. VIII speaa
on ''The Noccabean struggle ana JUS
! ssysssEs4E4-s
Charles j. srain. assistant SUPER
Z intertfnf ~ uauiIl schools wII give
sfaIL 0r "The cary school system.
SUNDAY noon before tne Business
Mems class in The FIRST conEr"sa-
tioual church
Th. Rev Joseph a Vance VIII dia
cuss the feeInc rf fatal fr which
trenches when going into eatt'e in
his sermon "Eharre tafal~u 'r
god@ tu hls sermon sunday morning
In the evening Dr Vance Ttlil .Hah
on "Christian miracles
The Rev MarHn p Hartln ~
Chicaco wI 0Crlnv the teTere ~
Tsrr p. q b. f. F.ff"r.f
Fav morning There wl0 ne "A FuecIef
musical program by the choir
The Rev Christopher Burnett -
the Marantha HaUtet church. which
meets ln Odd Fellows hal Hruet-st
ana Brthgne-ase VIII speak sunday
evening on FfF hat about the tc'r
snl-it9". the fourth ir his series
sermons on questions % ftth IN trf
morning Mr Burnett viii speak cu
Tonic for ths tired
Tn. Rev. George Arror Fair will
0ccurv the pulpit ~ the First Irt.
versallst church sunday morning art
evening In the morning his topic
VIII - why v0rsh'p--7 7.hat whom
Heaven and hell located
Rev Hugh Jurk viii preach in Gem
trn' Preshyterian church sunday
morning on Kingdom ard glow" -u
tfe evening fhr tUpir ufi fe Perae-
cufian ans progress a. f.Ilstrafef rv
suffering Armenia The Ee1 cross
society win meet aii dsy Tuesday
Tn Trum bull Presbvteriau
church q patriotic service wi be
tff7 SUNDAY morning a. which times
e stars and stripes and service fax
with a star fur every member seTv-
ing fr thr war w' DO presented fn
the church. The Pow scouts and
Pioneer Glris VIII take part in the
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
cau the onoer.

Guard-The-e IS a poor case %
that ceu the neIt one 90 you.
ma'am
Lsdy-The poor thinEi What
happened 20 him2
Guart Ua found ONT the reason
vhy anea, was so high because a.
went uu iu elevators
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Hear the Cry of Bleeding
Palestine!

Read story. brought together OF a that
Christianity and Ju.a
suffered The hands of tho MoAaufnedan IuAs and
t,.l. German rulers since The began
Road how Judea have been
ordered the DESERT under the
threats UppressoTs
Read has sought cvaud her sway over the
of commercial penetration b> attempting
introduce by establishing German agents.
terrIHT T-7 -7TT6Hn hotels
ostensble berefcaries - this German
rIu,tafIor
supuort OF the kaiser and h tanafc MohammcGan
Tho tI story o. been written by Herman
bernstein Jewish editor and I'M Che United
Jewish daily The Day and editor Of The
American Hebrew.
This story De published Times SIX insdments
Monday December TO- and ending saturday December
Watch For It-Exclusively In The Detroit Times
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08
Game In Season.

Hunter Are there any wolves
around here m' ter2
Posto@ce ClTk-No s!r, only Tn
The summer t.we when the yaca-
tlonrrS come here
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

TIE Rev II HsngeIL rector % ST
Pa1rs university rhspsI Madison.
wis. wil give talk on "rhr patriot
.en of American Catholics W"3nes-
fay eycnios Dee -. IN Columbus
ta-i1le-- under the auspices ~ The
Harat c!uh.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-08

THE TIMES each week ts church page viii print tbs
honor ron of Detroit church-the names o its
bers who serving their country 10 some capacity in ths
Church officials viii facilitate his publication
they viii n their lists the church editor Of Tho Times