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Giants GiUe Out
Complete List of
Training Games

Here Is the Giant training schedule
In full:
On March 20. April I and they will
play the Red SoH,at Tampa. Fla Red
SoN at Gainesville. Fla, April 7 and 5
Red sox at Columbia, ), C.. April .
Rcd .sox at Spartsnburg. S G.. April
10; probably tho Red soN in Winston
Salem. ~ e.. on April II: Baltimore at
Baltimore April IL and IL: washinE-
ton at Newport News, Va, April ~
WASHINGTON In Petersburg, Va. April
Is Washington at Norfolk. April l6,
lG Washington At Richmond. Va.
April IS. Washington at Washington
April 10 and 20.
Double header at the Polo Grounds
with lnterseals- -InterborouEh April 81
Yalo at Polo Grounds. April %.
During April IL. ~. l6 and II the
Giants will operate from Norfolk. Va.
yesterday from John PAU Jones. n
pitcher drafted from Shreveport, la, IN
1917. Jones lives at Arcadia. near
shreveport. and has Just been dis
charged from the navy. lie Is "A Inca
descendant Of John Paul Jones Of Revo-
lutIonary fame.
Two contracts. duly signed. dropped
IN at the Yankee headquarters ycst.r-
day. the precious papeTs being attesteC
bv Jack Quinn and Herb Thormahlcn
Inc lal'tf u SUN NtFhlng III JtTb'y '.lll
and had conference with Miller Hug
gins Tuesday night Jack Quinn is win
tering In Chicago. Huggins Is cnthusi
astic over Quinn.
'If he pitches for me as he did fol
Comiskey last July and August. bo vii
make a heap of difference for th'
YAnks"
Evidently the Yankee managcmen nj
hopes TO get hrmcr hold on the polc
Grounds Cap" huston had u Confat
a. oh al nj hn In aN /.
quarters and arranged for n new lease
on the big lot. II IL understood that tn,
Yankees want a long.term lease ON tht
grounds instead OF IA ycar-to-ycar ar
rangement, which IL In vogue at present
Matty was at the dig shop" yester'
day. but talked naught OF baseball. Tn,
former idol OF Coogan's Blum confined
himself to spinning war yarns.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
Many Opponents of
Sunday Ball Appear
AtHearing in Albany

days. on their return home,
Mrs. Mary Gooderson wound up the
strong appeal by saying:
We did not flnd any fault with our
soldiers for throwing hand grenade9 into
the German trenches on sunday, and
beg that you will let this law which
stands In the way OF baseball on the
frst day Of the weok drift back among
the mummios OF tho Middle Ages"
John J. Evers, one Of the greatest
second bssemen NJ all time, now in tho
uniform OF Knights OF Columbus Sec
Rotary. vas greeted with wild applause
botn before and after his stralghtfor-
ward practical plea for tho game nc
loves. while Mrs. Ella O'Gorman Stan
ton. Chairman OF the Woman's National
Democratic League. who boasted eleven
children. six boys. three in the service,
ana rive girls. and Mrs. ". j. FitZ-
gerald Lamson. Chairman ~ the Brook =
iyu Auxiliary American Red Star. also
spoke In favor OF the measure, as did
Ma jor q. r. Hulsart OF tho lith Regi-
ment OF Engineers Sergt George r.
Buddcr. who left leg on the battlefield
OF Cambria. and Major @. II. clifford.
also Of the lith Regiment OF Engineers.
Two extra cars. tackled on tho En-
pire state Express. brought a crowd Of
boosters for the measure from New
York. Among others In the delegation
were Mrs. George II. Childs. President
OF the woman's Democratic Club OF
New York: Mrs william II. Curley,
Treasurer OF the Mayors Committee OF
the Bronx Mrs. John +. X. McKeon,
Mrs. Mary Bell. Mrs Charles Wilson.
Miss May stanton and Miss Eula Nolan.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
ARMSTRONG AND STYLES
IN THE GOLF FINAL

PlNEHURsT. y. c. March e.
DN.snt l.. Armstrong Of the oakmont
Ciuo and Edward Siyies OF the wash
I'g,on COLI ana Country Club. who tied
for the medal In the qualifying round
OF the spring tournament at Plnehurst
with a total Of 15i for the 80 hoaas. will
play off the tie In two eghtcen-hole
rounds on Courses and 3 tomorrow
ana Saturday. Both won their matches
easily enough in the first match round
OF the tournament played on the No. 2
course, Armstrong dsseating W. II. Full
yer OF Worcester b. > and I and Styles
disposlng OF Joe Bylolek Of Buffalo by
and 3.
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HStic NeVS
and Gossip
Blu John Pollock


,os,h.-,.otr., ,h,r,r,or,hir ,itle vb,
-. -, :,
"aS rVt ious"' ''oi "e"' .''N'
was knocked out oy Benny Leoiid'u u
in Philadelphia In three rounds IN
July %. 1917. is to receive "A guaran..o
~ q, ooo ,yI,b an ,r,io, of accounting
as nor cent of The gross rcccipts fpr
meeting frankie Brown, the !" 81
teatherWelght, III their slN-rounu bnut
at the olympia \. \. OF fhliiucIpHld
on next Monday night,
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roopds AT A.. hoIins show 10 be hold at Montreal
! Can On Monday cvenins March 10 Clire has
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-
! For the opaning boring show ~ the Atlantic
Cty Sporting Cluh IN March ~ MATCHMAKER
Herman TAYLOR II rhaade, phaA has engaged J'N
ssurth. ths cI.y,r middlswriSh, ~ Rayonre. y. J..
N r,.,. H,n-y Rocker ., rhiladeIphia in ths
NAN event n e.ght ~Hds. smith haf won
many fishr sin~ ne etu1nd n the rins and
the cbanoes that his ing experience will bc
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Tuesday nisir, A. raj Spt did manage IN shade
his ofrnncu, I,oean weighed in A. 100 ro-I7ds
at 3 p. ". and gnvr Moore a great hattie. This
va. IN. tmph.- rrbt Moo,, h.. had since he
rturpot Z, Amerc.
Pete Hartley The durable Dane who dee'si'elS
outpninted Johnny Ray. the Pittsburgh light
Monday nisht was Immediately matched ht"
his victory 70 meet Johnny pnndee. the crack
local lightweight. for ten Wounds at the bu'
auesne Garien in Ptsburgh on Monday even
ins' march ~.
| In . telegram hr, ,ceeiyed fro, Frank Ba-,cv
m.nsc,r n, Wiuis Jacl.,, IN. ,oopl lich.v,dy q,
BaEley statc- that he has ius, received an Offer
o" ,'a"N ','N''""'' '"e uoNms p'o,no ,
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IL The boxinx gam, al Halifa, ,eems 10 he in
. f,o,rishIrg condition a. the contest there he
tween noidy Meponn,d ami Zulu Kid" of Brook
lyp dyeU . vats which Amounted 10 80 COO
BLntamweght Champon rse Herman ~ New
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The evening world., 1919-03-06
Sport Briefs

LONDON. March 6.-The decision
of the British Lawn Tennis Associa-
tion that English players shall not be
permitted 10 play in tournaments in
enemy countries and that even in
neutral countries they shall not be
permitted TO compete II entries from
enemy subjects are accepted, Is ex-
pected to be followed by similar ac-
ton by other athletic organizations
here. According TO the prognostica-
tions OF some sporting authorities.
there will be just as complete a ban
against German and other enemy
athletes for years to come as there
will be in other spheres. at least so
far as the European and Allied coun-
tries are concerned.
Three players reached the semi
final round in the continuation
of the annual Glass B squash
tennis tournament OF the National
Association, played on the courts oi
the Harvard Club, The survivors are
Harold w. Carhart and J, T. Tom
linson jr. OF the Yale Club and II. ID
Harvey, Princeton club. The bes
match Of the day was between Har-
vey and G. j. Mcguire OF Yale, who
in the second round eliminated Rob
ert l.. Strebeigh. Columbia, the favor
ite for topmost honors. The Prince
| ton representative was forced to play
at maximum speed throughout IL
order to carry off tho decision b!
l5-lS, $50.
football player Of Fordham an,
champion oarsman of the New Yorl
Athletic Club, entertained quite q
few OF his athletic friends in Harlem
at the showing OF his picture
Pluck and Luck" George 10 stl
some athlete. lie Is probably tn
most versatile OF any OF the star NOV
fore the public, Walsh can ride
horse with any hroncho steerer liv
ing and his aeroplane antics hev
brought him much applause in hi
pictures. AS for swimming, running
football, SC, his record at Commerc
and Fordham speaks for itself HI
guests at the theatre included Da
\. Y \. G. Jake Weber, Fran
Gorgan, Frank Bergin, Tom Wis
more. Joseph Rudy. Homer Bake
Maurice Hughes and James +. o'Con
nor.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 6.-Ri
fusal OF the War Department TO sane
and West Roint here on Oct. IS wa
I made known tonight by Fred
4 Moore. graduate manager OF Harv2I
The evening world., 1919-03-06
DRAW COMPLETED FOR
DAVIS CUP MATCHES

SYDNEY, y. $. w, March 6.-Of-
ficers of the Australian Tennis AS
sociation completed the draw for the
Davis Cup international tournament
here to-day. The teams of Great
Britain and Belgium will meet first,
the winner in turn TO play France
for the right to challenge Australasia,
the present holder of the trophy, EN-
blematic of the worlds team cham
pionship.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
LONG WEAR
AND ECONOMY

Last vesr purchased a standard
make of shoes, and in sixty days the
solcs were worn through. had them
re-soled with Neolin Soles-which
lasted me six months in the same
service that wore out the other soles
IN two" writes Z. A. Lancaster OF
Lancaster & Company. jewellers.
Crceneville. Tenn.
Mr.. Lancaster's experience with
Ncolin Soles is not unusual. Millions
of people can testify TO their long wear
and economy. To reduce your shoe
expense. buy Neolin-soled shoes You
can get them in many styles for every
member OF the family.
Ne0lin Soles are created by Science
to be comfortable and waterproof as
we'll as long wearing. Good repair
shops carry them. They are made
by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Akron. Ohio, who also make Wingfoot
Heels-guaranteed to outwear all
other heels.
ne01in SO1es
The evening world., 1919-03-06
HAS NOT HAD AN
HOURS SICKNESS
Since He Commenced to
Take "Fruit-a-tIVeS"
IS Lees Ave. Ottawa.

Three years ago began to feel run
down and tired and suffered very much
from Liver and Kidney Trouble. Hav-
ing heard Of 'Fruit-a-tives.' thought |
would try them. The result was sur
prising.
~ hare not had an hours sickness since
I commenced using 'Pruit-a-tives.' or
Fruit Lircr Tablets. and I know now
what haven't known for a good many
years-thc blessing Of a healthy body
and clear thinking brain"
WALTER J. MARRIOTT.
SOC. box, q for $3.50; trial sire. csc.
Al dealers or from FRUIT-A-TlvBS.
Limited, OGDRNSBURG. n. "
Advt.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
RACE SELECTIONS.
NEW ORLEANS.

First race-IIollo Pardner. Va
gary, Rib.
Second race-Bronco Billy. Va
lerie West. Pagini.
Third race-Pinehurst. Lobelia,
Tit for Tat.
Fourth race-Dartworth, Sol. Gil
sey. Laura Miller.
Fifth race--Paul Connolly. Bonn
bast, Rhymer.
sixth race-Handful. Capt. Hodge.
Petelus.
Seventh race-Opportunity, Sleeth.
DOliDa.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

KKAJOR GEN. LEONARD A.
M WOOD, according to a report
from Chicago, says that the
statement that he Is going TO head
tho Army, Navy and Civilian Boxing
Board Of Control ls premature. Hc
admits that he has been offered tho
position. but that he hasn't yet made
up his mind whether to accept, Here's
what the Major says:
TT will only he if tho sport In lin %
tied strictly to amateur bouts, Under
no consideration will l have anything
20 do with any movement II profess
sionalism Is connected with H. There
must be no muCkorism about the
sport. MY understanding Is that the
movement will seek To govern rina
sport like the lawn tennis authori
ties rule their game. II they want
10 make boxing gentleman's game,
] am with II whole-souled. My wish
Is 10 see the sport conducted as
they do in England. where the sport
IL beyond suspicion.
The constitution of the new box
The evening world., 1919-03-06
Red Cross Leader Going to
Albany to Urge Passage OF,
a Boxing Bill.
ocpyneht. 1913, by the rress i'utasains ",
(Ths New Yofk Etcning World

u
tThs New Yofk Etenng World ,
IT. one Of the boxing bills now being
groomed at Albany for passage by
the State Legislature becomes b
law the Boxers Loyalty League will
se Indirectly responsible. as through
fhe tireless efforts OF this organiEa-
zion tae wounded soldier boys, prln-
cipally. have enjoyed shows almost
: nightly since the war ended.
so praiseworthy has been the work
OF the boxers hereabouts that Major
Adrian Gillette. who is In charge Of
the Eastern Division OF the Red
Cross, Is going to take several OF his
captains along with him next week
for the purpose OF going TO Albany
and urging Gov. Smith to recon-
mend the Immediate passing Of a
State boxing law.
Major gillette has thirty hospitals
under his supervision, and since hos
Titles ceased the Boxers Loyalty
League has staged shows that have
entertained $4,000 wounded heroes.
There are 10000 more wounded and
convalescents due back, and the Box
eg' Loyalty League Is going TO see
that these men also are amused.
IL was Dan Morgan that con-
ceived the idea OF Boxers Loyalty
League, and his enthusiasm about tho
cause is 80 great that II has spread
10 most all the other managers and
fghters. with tho result that prac-
ficaliy every boxer hereabouts de-
votes all or part OF hts time to GU
tertalning the lads who riskcd their
lives for their country.
Every night the league puts on
shows somewhere or other. All cN-
penses are paid by the boxers them
feed a large number OF men, cspc-
cially when shows are put on at such
out-of- the-way places as Fox HIS
Staten island.
Not only are the boxers and pro-
moters obliged to pay their own ox-
penses, but they are obliged 10 box
harder, or Just as hard. as they
would n they were getting money for
their work.
SO unselhsh Is the work OF tho
members OF the league that Major
Gillette never stops praising them.
He IL one OF the sports stanchcst
supporters, and Tor that reason he
intends TO go to Albany next week
and impress on Gov. Smith the i'm
portancc 10 the Nation OF having un-
hsmpered boxing.
II is said that 30 per cent. OF the
men that are discharged from the
army and navy know how 10 box.
Everybody that has INDUCED In Gov
ernmont training is strong for the
manly art.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
ne,o'liinll. 4: 1: j! / /. s !Sso1es
"BALMWORT" .
PLEASES MANY "

Hundreds of thousands are
afflicted with irregularities of
the Kidneys, urinary passage
and bladder. Thousands have
found true comfort and benefit
using Balmwort Kidney Tab
let's, sold by all druggists. Mrs.
Frank Monehan, 1919 Penrose
St, 81. Louis, writes; "I am
taking Balmwort Kidney Tab
let's and must say they are the
finest thing on the market
and feel | could not live IL I
had TO he without them"
The evening world., 1919-03-06

ing board has been in my possession
for several days. most OF which time
has been spent by me in travelling
around my department, and, truth
fully. have not had time to master
its contents. | expect to be in New
York next week, or the week follow
ing, and will make my decision then"
The evening world., 1919-03-06

THE Army Navy football game
next fan viii be held at tho
Polo Grounds Nov. 20.
This assures the Metropolis of an
other big sporting attraction Tor th,s
year.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

ENROM here II looks as though the
International Olympic meet
will be revived next year, and
It will probably be held at Rome.
Baron Pierre de Coubertln. who for
twenty-five years has been the
President OF the international Olym-
pic Committee, announces that he
has written to the Italian Olympic
Committee suggesting that the 1920
games be held at ltaly's capital. NJ.
Montu. an Italian deputy, has called
a meeting OF representatives OF sport
ing organizations TO discuss the ad-
visibility OF conducting the classic
and also 10 ask the Government for
financial support,
For a time II was thought that the
next Olympiad would be held in this
country. A strong movement was
started 10 bring about the holding Of
tho games here, but the action OF the
Baron in suggesting Rome as the
scene of the big meet Is regarded as
equivalent to settling the matter.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

- ONTItAliN to expectations, Tex
- Rickard, the man who is going
TO promote the willard
Dempsey GEht for the heavyweight
championship OF tho world. won't
arrive in this city TN next week,
Gary, Ina, which is quite handy 10
Chicago, is the latest place TO bid
fer the biz scrap,
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Morton Wins In billiard Tourney.
CHICAGO, March 6.-J. l.. G. Morton
OF Philadelphia defeated Percy p,
Trump, Pittsburgh, 300 to 262 IN IS in-
nlngs IN The national amateur balkHne
billiard tournament. Morton's run was
20. Trump's 1S
The evening world., 1919-03-06

IA Nv nrs amp,g tie employees a. TN ChA'
NAtrral Bank Tls, caEnie iH cUnEnsd ~ oish
hvc usa taanH and ia.gnns frum ~ cnthusi q a
manifested On the opening night. when the Nail
Check aud Forcign Exchange teams hrOke even,
4. d,,,tluod uo uc ns, ~ the nu~t tnputr knEqH
iu the tIty. Gafnp are being rnlod al hwtoh'
park Row aleye. No. ~ iaTk Ru~.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Am " the dais s-rt for tina ma1e bnwlins
coutWt NJ the WEDNESDAY Afternoon Club t
kritr -,nAsigs Al,pp. Many valuable pu< <s will
L. uficrcd tuy tho adiU ami gentlemen Ia hosl
Tor
The evening world., 1919-03-06

The Now York ladies bowling Club "a TO roll
an exhibition gave asaln4t o lean q men AZ
Dan KahrA alirys this evening. II VIII be the
thlrd Of q rerirs Of gAme that The ladies are 20
ths eomsns tournAnant.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

tDrnument wt' ts rulo a. IN White E1hsn
alryu th's evening when the Hudson, lnief Nitl
ami Et1Abeah Elha toe the toul hnc.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

4 match game ol unusual interest Is hchelnlei
to be rolled az the White Elephant alleys on SUI
dAy evening between StOddsrd OF the lntg Clty
Clun aud ATtle Peters Of the MettuiohtAn Clnb.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

uehsly tsuud n thcir mant.y Mr. Bahnff who
Iohed 800 IN pTactace at lAA Smncliaa alleyu
the other nleit.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Peters and Schumacher won thru out Of the
-four gsmS rolled AZ the broadway Bowling Aead'
cuN last night; Ehes and Sielis broke even,
Ninning and losing two gamsr, Mohn and Graher
won but one game out of the four games ronSd
lu tho last game of the evening" Artie Peters made
the croiita6lo score OF 2tsI. THIS IA high up to
date
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Chairman SchSAb OF the MciIOpolitAn Cham
piouship Cuuudnittce announces that entry blAn1
viii be sent broadeaSt 10 bowling cltHs and bus
nv, hotsaS In a lev days lie has the assurance
OF many big connrrns that they VIII euie u-h<
Ia thu tournament.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 6.-Re-
fusal OF the War Department TO sane
tion a football game between Harvard
made known tonight by Fred W.
Moore, graduate manager OF Harv9rd
athieteA
The evening world., 1919-03-06

The Uns-avruInd IEss1ix club, nov m Ns
NNoutssutu yeNAr at kniIISutorgH ~ Rapid IfNntlt
hDNlng aleNs, has gcaiv mninbonnp tllr
syrsn than A any OdS un,a dnnnf he Sess
dent: r Pdstel, Nice President; H. BAssen,
sssrtAy; y, lAnkonAu, lr,afHsr ard Fns, "a
gam b "a the hosn aIh thy nswr mh. an
o. HrtuniJ 10 dn all that thy cnn IN t"s'
. tho a1t At lhst weeks eeSun Henry Mcyr
An oh and hn ,uscd freintsar dld al thSt h osalt
b. ryNch uhs ms'h cu,ot" 900 mark, hit he had
30 10. patl.ol with 20, nee ~aSns dus
ruNrrl.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Leonard d, bringns back, 70 New, York with hin
from san F1nclso Willie Meehsn, the pude'
oghnion mat Msahan can give Aleh nghtey a
plax Tune ~ Indian, HaFr Grub and bxItie'
The evening world., 1919-03-06
seAa Today for Free Trial Of PyEs-
MA Pale Treatment and FtnA
Real Happiness.

II you suffer so badly you can't walls
OF Pyramid Pile Treatment st the
The evening world., 1919-03-06
HELP WANIEp-MALE

I1TcInILRI6 wanted Il osess --->-'->-->
n. 4 Ia vaks. Prlaeston. n 4
The evening world., 1919-03-06

jimmy Ne Foryst. the veteran handler and man
sEer of fighters and heenssd retcTes al borin
bouts in the STATE n New JcSey has Just beeI
Eranini a hocnss BY TIN NeW Jersey Boxing Con
musion 20 stage lnding shows at hin gymnasium
a. Long Branch. n. J. As Jimmy hnows tn
game thorOugtny, he ought to make suocess Q
his CLUB.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22
Pharisees in Church Today
Add no Charm to Gods House
Billy Sunday Explains Story of Ancient Man Who Thanked
God He Was Not Other Men, and Applies the Example
to the Lives of Men and Women Today.

Just how closely the life of the ancient Pharsee fits in with
the lives of the modern Pharsees who nfs the Church God
today made clear yesterday afternoon by Billy Sunday
his Sermon Pharisee and the Publican He spoke the
largest weekday afternoon crowd of the revival the audience
composed largely of who completely filled the bottom
floor the auditorium before the beginning the
service.
Mr. Sunday drew graphic picture of the Pharisee who
thanked God that he not other and
discourse length drew the contrast between this and
the humble Publican who dared not raise his to
heaven prayed unworthy did he believe himself to be-
And he ikened the Pharisee to the and who
think they church week and atone for all the
cusedness they do the other days And he said the object
of the parable of the Pharsee and Publican to show
people who think they righteous that they and
show why peoples prayers answered and others
are not And in this connection he said ~ you get
what you here for Just exactly If you here to
get something help you to God I'll accommodate you
But if you came to hear something don't like and
that will be libel you've carried it two blocks I'll
accommodate you!,'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22
Declaration Is Re-
ceived By Huge
Assemblage Amid
Thunderous and
Prolonged Cheers
All Members of New
Parliament PIE d e G
Themselves to Every
Effort Toward Success.

Dublin. Jan. Sf.-infuriatcd
over their detention in jail while
their comrades were inaugurating'
the Irish parliament" Sim
Eein prisoners--how many Is not
known---in Jail at Belfast started
"a riot today. The police inter
vencd and quclled the rioters.
Details are stiIl lacking.
The celebration Of indcpend-
amid thunderous and constnnt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-22
Declares That Agencies Which Put on
This Amusement for Men in Uniform
Are Putting Bunk Over on Them"
And They Don't Care for 1t.
Rips Into Backsliders and Kneels on
Platform to Call Satan Up from the
Depths---Society Makes 1t Easy for a
Fellow to Go to He'll.

Billy Sunday last night fired broadsde the various
agencies that have been putting dances for uniform
ever Sunday thoroughly aroused is when he is discour
ing the evils of dancing He employs in his Remuneration
b the of erpschore nvective at his commandand
is vocabulary Seemingly wengh nexhaustibe The
st refuses catalogue the pastme art he character
kEes it as the devils invention.
He declared that the dances that have been and weekly
being put for soldiers furough from camps and canton
and for returned fighters the veres bunk
the mildest of the multiplicity of he employs
Hn his scathng arrangements of dancing
He declares that the soldiers being ''fed up
thing they don want The dance according Sun
day. the breeding place of depravitv in its forms and
spells the of more girls than all other agencies OF
the devil put together
The organizations that have been giving dances for the
soldiers have been putting lot of bunk them
one way he expressed it. "They dom want it.