The evening world. Newspaper, April 26, 1920, Page 17

Neanddiars Bdat U. 6. A. Hockey Team. | Dae WeANTWHEKP, April. 26.— America’s} uiree Milton covered one kt ae tiles In iL hope of winning the Olympic hockey Canin wine uihandina fl championship vanteheti Here Tast nieht gi 4 Ms} YF ss aay md Witte when the Canadian team,defeated the | jediic id's. records “to. | "Wale .....99. T6918 2 totale players from the United States ip a) pale mile {9 0:11 86 and One mile ta] two ines ont eben otis, wae cali. ’ st game by uw ecore of 2 w 0. The Americans fought desperately, espe- | Johnson pia lally near the, close of the’ gate] ” \o ana Dee Peed qoreat Wan Ninpending, dat] ,, \ASHINGIDS, Bi ould ‘not pencirite the ‘ite _— Er ee el bi fefenst of the Cunadtan cetm. v4 s#0or® 01 lymplé Games Golf Matches in July.” Pe SANTWEMP) April 26.—The Olympic “a events Kaye been definitely set to gO lanke Red Sox for Senators | i he * Boston by winuing the final gaine by o % Boat Cubs in April {Hated for {: Matted for Xi to fiahth amine, #000 Berto 2) iit 0 OL ool tes Mautt, Moning, Olen DN April | 26-—Johnson nuff, Kell der duel yesterday with ze: iv lek aly. Lat “Of Cador, 2: off Barna # te eee ic seinnings, ‘ot Mohan in to tanin Eg Ln ott, fe oe ‘Time of ifteenth, —« 26.—Pittabut de ‘oy a score of 4 fo 1 ir - ia GB. following Pic fifteensinning pitching duct betwee: F rench eh & Nn Wy partie pate, en Hy} Claude Hendrix and Babe Adams, AT POLO: GROUNDS. tare will meet ait the othe }| Tigers Lose in Tenth.to White Sox. raat oie NEW YOWK (A). are more than. five it will be « | Mich. April 26.—Qiicagt m n content on the saie pl he | won uw ten-inning pitchers’ battle be- Pits if key ohammonships. Lvdications hus) tween Bamke and Willams yesterday | Walker, If... far are that America, Englaud, Francs) yy @ seore of 2 to 1. Gurres, 3D. AFiclinact—* GON i gnd possibly Belgiuin will ve the only; se@@ntesta nts Browns Beat Cleveland in Final, = LOUIS, Mo., Apr 26-—St. Lonis omit Neaieus in the pinches and defeated | Blovolard by, eevee, of toh ft. the 1 earns ihe series, Sothoron was ae rounenowt heaping the visitor Ww. b. (ute Toronto. ¢ Milton’ ‘Breaks More Auto Records. DAYTONA: Fla, April 26.-Tommy | }NEW INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Standing of the Ctube, Games Yesterday, Maat 5 Heading. 8: a) Jour PC. Clube U0°0 palma % Hersey Bir snaued fi to alain fesse WBatied for shuwnsy a Phitedetphia New York 1 Sboaittmbre, 4 6 wor sto fiaes Toba. way. ‘Lafh ton, who broke the world's «auto | ate Mts tor ¢.6ne and two eniles| Movbestar ae Zoey Cy, Nevter, 5. "atrucl with times pf 23 ansonds and (7.16 Buffalo at, Reaain Mictorn Morterty ‘ond Connelly, "tise ef dase onda, respectively, kept up the Akron at Syracuse, © Two hours and two minutes, NATIONAL LEAGUE, Le PO] Clube WW. 4.607 | Phitege Gamts New York at Groontye. * Philadelphia at Beeston, Gt. Loule at Cloetnngtt. Pittebere® at Obicage. So Convenient! dae and Stomach Sweet—No Billousness, Heada —Advt. rs S United Financial Campaign ‘April 25th to May 2nd BUSINESS map filled out his Score tax report. It showed an income eo large that his tax was) 53%. And his total gu? to church and charity fet the year were $7-" Think of it—thousands spent for luxuries and pleasure for himself; and $148 to leave the world a little better than he found it! Most of us do better than that; but not so very much better, Our average daily gift for all church causes is ' —less than we spend for daily papers less than a Iccal telephone cal! —less than a third of the day's car fare less than 3 cents a day No wonder that 80% of the ministers of Amer» are paid less then $20 a week, No wonder that the church hospitals turn away thousands of sick people 2 year. No wonder that China has only one doctor for every 400,000 people, No wonder that every church board and charity society is forever meeting def- icits, forever passing the hat, Tt isn't because we are selfish; it isn’t because we don’t want to help, It’s just because no one tas ever put up a great big program to um and asked us to think of the work of the church ina oye + atic businesslike way. How much should 1 make this a better world? give to The Interchureh World Movement represents the united program of thirty great denominations. They have surveyed their whole twa; no busineas could have done it better. They have budgeted their needs; no busivese , could have a more scientific budget They have united to prevent the possibility of waste and dupli- cation. At least a million dollars will be saved by the fact that thirty wdividua) campaig: s are joined in one united effort And they come to the men and women who love America~ to you—this week, asking you to use « them as the channel through which a certain defi- nite part of your income can be applied to make this a better world Only you can determine what part of your in- come that should be. The chart printed here is in- tended merely as a suggestion; it represents a scale of giving of 64—or less. , Six per cent of your earning power; 15/16ths of your life for very s own family needs, and 1 16th for your fellow mer— is that more than you ought to'give? It’s a good time right now to answer that ques- tion. 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