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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

Heavy Laden" and Dr. :. s. Marquis. OF
-. Paufs cathedral. VIII give talk on
christian Psychology Ia February .
the topt, 20 bU discussed Mlil be Com
paratlNe Mythology" \ paper on COM
PaIdttc mythology including indian
mythology. viii be- presented by Mrs
r NJ. Sessions. and folk songs OF the
Aartu Au4t gieaH- Indians Wttt-be-re
dcred - Miss Marie Heinemann. \
talk on Church Architecture" will BE-
given by H. Il Clement. OF Detroit, at
the March 'necting. and q violin solo
los Miss Louise ackels At the April
meeting, the subject or The Child and
Ills Books Viii be presented. Miss
Mylcr. of the Detroit public library la
give a paper ON "Chifdreus Rocks and
Reading" and there VIII he "A group OF
children's songs The MAY meeting
will consist OF social time In the
home OF Mrs. Henry Patton No. l23
/ Atkinson-aVe.
The women OF the church are also
planning a strong course In mission
study.
Several lines u study will be taken
up under the direction OF the pastor
during the winter, Including special
bible study win the young people. and
training classes with study OF the bible
for adults. Another class il planned
20 take up eight weeks study OF tne
cf-1iEratIo question, ana IL Is also
planned 10 have a course IN child study
and child Psychology.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
CONGREGATIONAL.

The FIRST service IN the new chapel
or the North Congregational church
VIII be held Sunday. sept. 10. Ia the
morning. the Rev. Carl Sumner Jones
the pastor. Will preach on "Christs
Conception or the Church" and service
at o'clock in the afternoon viii be
communion service. special must
cal program viii be given In the eV. n
ing The dedication viii probably
take place the nrst Sunday In October.
The new church building Is one or the
finest and most complete in the city.
especially for social and Sunday
bly, room and class rooms opening off
from II that VIII Accommodate about
500 The woodwork is mission finish.
the walls are a light tan. a green dddO
and green Brussels carpet The eicc-
tric light fixtures are In green. Tin"
accommodate $50. There ~ modern
Kitchen. we'll equipped. The ladies
parlor il finished in white enamel. with
Delft blue cushions and hangings
The ladies have already outlined a
plan OF study for the coming season.
which is exceptionally fine In Sep
TENDER the topic viii be Elizabeth
Browning. her social domestic and lit
erary me by Mrs. Hiram Miller Oc-
tober study OF the Irish people. irish
folk songs VIII be sung by Miss Edith
DeMuth. and Mrs. Henry Patton will
give talk on Among the Irish Peo-
pie" For November musical pro-
gram viii be presented by Mrs Charles
Parker. contralto soroist In the Jeffer-
on-ave. Presbyterian church. and Hiss
Elizabeth Emery. soprano soloist in the
Westminster Presbyterian church, be-
sides other instrumental numbers Tho
and IN January tho general topic Will
he Mental and Spiritual Healing A."
Mrs. Charles Johnson will sing Come
Unto Me All Ye That Labor and Are
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
CATHOLIC.

The Rev Ernest Van Dyke, pastor OF
st. AloysiHs Catholic church. has re e.
turned from short vacation.
Tic Rev Norbert Gotthrath. -. r. NJ.
OF Cincinnati. has gone To Washington.
n. g, TO enter tn" medical school at
the Jesuit university. Georgetown, to
take "a long course IN preparation for
future missionary work an the far west
among the Indians.
Cardinal Gibbons. and the Rt Rev.
John :. Foley. OF the Detroit diocese.
were IN Paris last week. having Just
come from Lucerne Switzerland. After
their visit TO the French capital they
left for Houlgatc. where they will be
the guests OF Leopold Hueffer for a
few days. II rs expected that Bishop
Foley VIII reach Detroit the latter part
Of september and il is propable that
the Detroit clergyman will take some
action towards giving him n welcome
on mis- return.
Next tuesday the Detroit COLLEGE
VIII begin its thirtY-second year OF
work IA tho educational flcld In De
troit. and with the improved facilities
and splendid corps OF teachers II bids
fair to improve on former years The
new building now In tho course of con
struction Will have frst-Class gym
nasium with locker rooms and shower
rooms of the most up-to-date style
There are to be class rooms for the col
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

must Know the game. play it quickly.
ana De as spry as a 5pry Table. or
your cat gets skinned. Give ne the
money and III skin the cats Rum.
ming my own stock market the thing
mas tC come my way IL depends for
success, or course ON the new supply
or Suckers, and IS good deal like
short-time bunco insurance. The first
To get In are the first TO get out with
a profit; the devil takes the hiudmost
Therefore. don't be the last to set In.
rms Is the stock game as II is PLAYED
'rf1tf rs the 'PassionaI Stock" Is. s. =
s. will play IL.
Already the System IL white around
the glls. A wire from Rockefeller
reads. Let up. Or" Word comes
from Morgan: Il Viii giye- xn.l-ssa-
COCOON 10 fall overheard in a diving
suit halfway between Boston Ligh;
and Kerry" Ryan writes: This
Luzon game is breaking me-" | have
them going and coming, and only
when they are skinned TO the bone and
-tttte.Azad4- to The marrow will IL let IN.
reiterate vOciferou sly: BUY Pas
sional Stock" Buy IL now. Buy II
often Tell Your fr1endS 10 by II.
Show Il To the widow and orphan
Any pawnshop. curb. clairvoyant.
palmist. or other responsible joint will
get IL for you. Duu't trft-e "a.
the band wagon. which is also a water
wagon.
Yours. with moisture In his eye.
T. WINDBAHG LUZoN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
FLOSSIE FINANCE
FIR TON TRAY
The Good Thing loves the Fakir Bold.
The Green Goose loves the Cook.
The Farmer loves the Brick of Gold
And the Sucker loves the Hook.
Buy "Passiona! Stock
illegal Name..Succubus 81

implore everybody 10 buy Passion
al Stock" | need the money IN my
business.
n YOU can't buy 100000, 10000. -
600 or even shares. 90 snoohs Win
brother ass and buy one share ad
wise YOU 10 do It. / am responsible
for advising you and III tell you con
ildentially why.
LIST. II is a safe investment because
the proceeds will go into my SAFE.
gna-antee- that any money placed la
my safe will stay there.
md You are aiding a great philan-
thropic and moral work In euaphns
The Succubus 10 swallow the system
SRI Every dollar invested in Pas.
-5torTat s;tr-r.itn gives me q dollar i need
minrs advertising expenses.
have been plOttlnR. planning aho
manenvering a lifetime TO get into IN
confidence and cash boxes or the peo'
Die ana now-f,pe-got- the bait ana
hook ready. | have my plans anc
purposes all mapped out and ] vii:
! talk you into my confidence. Whaf
I will do is this:
| Flrst-.I will take away all the mon
lax-af au the Morgans. Harrlmans,
| RocKefcllers--the System; sise- thar
houses. paintings, clothes ana tee'h
because they belong To you: but since
money Is All evil VIII not give IL %
you, but
Second will build sanatoriuDs on
playhouse hill where all purchasers. Oh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
bus Shaving, shearIng and Separating Company

"passienal- Stock may board and
lodge in the hot weather.
Third-If necessary | will pay a div
idend every other century to pu,!. the
\. ). ). ). NJ and amuse the boys
II ! can sell millions OF my stock
and | know there are millions OF asses
IN America. | will have the cash and
currency OF the land rushing into my
pockets like paper Niagara. Then
the System will be buffaloed and its
hounds and hirelings be disarmed
Falstaf's army.
The value or the "PaSsionaI STOCK
depends upon my skill as an advertis-
er, not\ upon mere merit or worth
Am | an advertiser? Well. | guess.
can make Barnum look like a ped
dler o. collar buttons and DIR. 3unyon
appear like piker in printers ink
haze standing OFFER OF $1,000 0o0 TO
push Pfunejucia,, but "PasslOnai
Stock" is a much better thing.
repeat. The only question for any
Sucker ia decide IS: VIII be able ID
stick enough Suckers With 'Passionat
Stock" TO make the game go? Sure.
1f,A+.-satneLs- inlple--Here- IL X In q
nutshell: sell to Dick; Dick sells
TO Harry: Harry sells To Tom Tom
gets stuck and sick and sells away
down: and I buy MS stuff -4s44l-start
all over again. Whichever way things
SO. am all right and the succubus
swe1fs up.
Chew this over.
Also this. In the stock market you
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
BAPTIST.

John II. Rockefener through the
general Baptist educational board. has
offered Richmond college. Richmond
Va $50. 900. on condition that the
Bapttsts NJ the state raise nm addition
al $3.50. 600. Mr. Rockefeller Wishes 10
aid i'm the d,.V elopUcnt OF great
southern university under the auspices
of the Baptist denomination.
The INST annual banquet OF ne
Wanabayama club, was h"Id IN thr
Hotel fuller. last Tuesday evening.
sept LIST. ~ was great success, all
the members being present Rev. X -.
Davidson. PGstor or IN" arreh ave.
Haptfst church. uCted us ToastmaSt"r
and was responded 20 by Messrs; bolieS'
Macauley. Beatty and Currte. The GIuo
owes its present standing 10 the untlr-
ing zeal Of Mr.. Beatty. It's Instructor
ana Ia, combined efforts OF every mem
Der All are regular attendants or inc
Warren-ave Baptist church.
The Roy. w. .. Stoyall. assistant
pastor OF the Woodward Baptist
church ard in charge OF Berean mis-
sion. has returned from his vacation
spent In Cincinnati and Lake orion
Or Maurice Penield Fixes. the new
pastor of the Woodward ave. Baptlst
church. VIII occupy the pulpit or that
church sunday morning and evening
IN Fixes and his family viii be locat
ed temporarily at No. oAl Woodwhfd-
ave, where lis predecessor. pr Speh-
ser H. Mccscr lived previous To lcaN =
ing Detroit. Dr. Fixes was class
. mate. OF The Rev John H. Bourne. Tor
NOR publisher OF the Christian Herald
land for a time assistant pastor OF the
I We edward ave. church
The Rev Frederic Power Galpin' the
now. pastor OF the First BAPTIST church,
will occupy his pulpit sunday morning
and evening In the morning MS topic
viii be An Inaugural Vision. ana IN
/ ,he evening. "ThePearl Of Great Price. .
/ Tho evening service VIII he preceded
by n spec ial song service by the con =
grcgatlon The church Is aduipped
with acousttcons and many deaf p'o-
l.. inc hon a. - a.
/ privilege afforded Of listening TO 4
( sermon Mr. Galpin and his wife and
I little daughter Frances. are living at
No 20 Pitchcr-st.
The Baptist Preachers conference
! OF Detroit viii hold its first meeting
! Of the season in the Woodward-ave.
! BAPTIST church parlors. Monday morn
! ing at 1880 o'clock.
The Raptlsts OF the United States
number 5.65y.l33. and OF these 100000
are colorcd people.
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PRi.SBN TERRAIN.

The Detroit Presbytery will hold its
fan meeting, In Ypsilanti this year.
Monday. sept II, being the date.
The Rev. Angus II Cameron returned d
from Lake Nipissing. ont, this week
and VIII occupy his pulpit IN lminan-
ueL Presbyterian church sunday
The Rev. j. IRE stewart and his bride
came TO Detroit this week and sunday
Mr.. Stewart Will preach In the Fort
Wayne PresbyteriaS church.
Tomorrow Will he Welcome sun
day" In Emmanuel Presbyterian sun
day school and special program viii
be given in honor OF the return or 80
many from vacations.
The Rev. John H. Boyd. II. D.. pastor
OF the First Presoyterlan church mas mas
returned from his vacation and Will
occupy his pulpit sunday
The Rev. Harry l.. Grain, or the
SeCond-ave. Presbyterian church. re-
turned from New York state this week.
and sunday viii occupy his pulpit. The
: sumed Sept. 6.
I Mr. - j. Bowman. OF Evanston III,
viii come TO Detroit next week TO act
as assistant pastor TO the Rev DR..
John H. Boyd. or the First Presbyterian
church Mr=BoYman VIII be accom-
panied by his wife
Tile mems club OF Emmanuel Presbv-
terrain church. announces an open non
partisan meeting in the church next
Tuesday evening Candidates for all
political offices viii be allowed 10 ad-
uftSS the meeting In person III" tlup
takes this means or becoming scquaint-
ed with the various candidates.
. Mrs +. W. Clark. superintendent OF
the intermediate department OF Inn
manuel Presbyterian Sunday school
has returned home from bayfield, on
tario. where she and her family spent
the summer. Miss Kathleen Rankin.
superintendent OF the primary depart
ment OF the sunday school. returned
Tuesday from bayfield,, where she
spent the summer
The Rev James NJ Barkley. u d.
OF the Forest has returned from
his vacation and Will occupy his pulpit
sunday In the morning he VIII preach
on Three Dimensions OF the Gospel.
and In the evening. services memorial
OF the late Ira II. Sankey will be held.
The choir will sing his hymns sN-
clusively, and DR.. Barkley Will deliver
an address covering Sankey's work as
evangelist and song writer.
The Presbyterian synod OF Michigan
will meet in Pontiac. Tuesday oct. 49,
and VIII be opened by Il sermon Ia the
evening by the retiring moderator. tho
Rev Thomas a. Scott. u. II. The com
munion service will be held Wednes-
dav morning Robert r. Speer will
conduct foreign missionary confer
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euCe "wednesday afternoon and address
d popular meeting in the evening Or.
Ira Landrith. former moderator OF
the Cumberland Assembly, Will deliver
an address. and other speakers are cN-
peCteG 20 bc present.
Tire Rev. John Britain clark. OF
Westminster Presbyterian church, las
returned from mis- vacation. and SHHda:-
morning viii occupy his pulpit. ass
topic TO be This Is the Nictory--Cur
Faith. In the afternoon al 80
O'Clock ne viii speak on Coming
Back" the church activities Will be
renewed again this month, the session
To be held Monday evening at 80
O'Clock and a meeting ~ the women :
executive board Wednesday morning Al
1880 o'clock The prayer meeting
" cdnesday evening Will be prepare
tory 10 the communion service the fol
lowing sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Out his farm in Fairview today there is writing
speeches-messages to the people
What he will have will be upon
the principles of party for which candidate platform
united.
He labos under handicap this
his coatas does
mans corporations gold.
He aspes the presidency of United States gaining
which position he will be liberty cond
which the result Republican hypocrisy corporate
that
An influence bought and paid
influence which compels recognition the party platform
and shaping of the ticket and party organization
More bold now than before.
Putting words the oil the pavs sneakers and
brazenly obligating its prospective national officers
bold with the passing of and in their dsner,
ton the possibility OF another president built
the defeat of the submissive Taft the Republican pay
The they fear and do is the man in Nebraska
writing speeches against th inspired desire
thing feels there fought this
try and whole heart, soul thought given to il
= Ant his narne Bryan
corporations do not they want
is fishing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
METHODIST.

Sunday. Sept. c. will he rally day in
the Burns ave. Methodist Episcopal
church. the Epworth league To be in
charge There will be singing and
spcechmaking and a generally fine pro-
gram The services begin az e:5o
O'clock. and will be in charge OF Miss
G. A. Palmer.
Last sunday. the Rev. w G.. Nixon.
pastor OF the Grand River-ave Meth
odist Episcopal church. received 81 into
FUN membership from probation. one on
probation and seven by letter.
Philadelphia Methodists have an or
phanage a hospital. and home for
the aged
There are csc, 900 Methodlsts in Geor-
gia.
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CHRISTIAN.

The Rev G. j. Tannar. Of the Cen
tral Christian church. will preach
Sunday morning on "Chrlst In Pro
phecy" and In the evening on The
supper for the Hungry" The national
convention Of the Christian church
will De held in New Orleans. oct 9 TO
10. This is tire great national gather
ing held annually for the missionary
and educational interests. church ~
tension work. "a we'll as benevolent
work Last year the convention met
I'm Norfolk Va. and next year VIII 20
TO Pittsburg pr. Tannar does not OK
pect 10 attend the meeting this year.
but IL Is probable several members OF
the congregation Will be present.
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lions" Mr.. All viii be dressed in his
native costume and because or MS
knowledge OF his own country and las
thorough command of the EngNsh
Language tire address promises 70 De
unusually interesting.
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EPISCOPAL.

The TT Roy Charles d. Williams,
OF the Michigan Episcopal diocese, is
expected 10 reach Detroit FridHS night
from England. where he went 10 attend
the Pan-An2eliCan congress In London.
Rtsnop Williams left Detroit juno ..
lie sailed from Liverpool sept. and
viii land in quebec. coming thence TO
Detroit
Charles q. Ford secretary to Bishop
Williams 81 the Detroit Episcopal uto-
cese. is spending q few days in CleNe-
land.
Among Episcopal clerEvmen who
have returned from vacations and viii
occupy their pulpits sunday arc che
Rev. William Fabcr, Of 81 Johns.
Dean =. : Marquis. OF st PauIs, and
the Rev W. Warne Wilson. or Trinity
The special program that has been
given the first sunday evening of
every month BY the choir OF 81 Thorn
as Episcopal church, corner Of Shady
Lane and the boulevard. has been post
poned until the second sunday in sep
tembcr because number or members
OF the choir leave town on the Labor
Day excursions.
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lego department and thoroughly
equipped scientific department. with
lecture aud lubratory rooms.
TIE faculty OF the college and high
school courses VIII be IN able hands
Rev X. -. Slevin. who has done SO
much for the upiift OF the school Will
srill BE- at the head as president, KEY.
vs. T.. Robson holds the position OF
vice president and perfect OF studies.
ment are Rev. Henry w. outing. Rev.
NJ /. Stritch. Rev. j Dicbhaus Rev.
Thomas Treacy. Rev. W T. Quinlan
ana PROF. a r. Jones. The high school
classes Vill be IN Charg" % Rev. l..
EalleN- Rev E-P. Sullivan, Rev
Milet. Rev j = Eagor. Profs Hamill
KohmAn HaEarlv. CoalN. kOcmer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Certainly" answered the gilded
youth AT the club dollar repre-.
sents one white chip. gton
Star.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Echoes from the Lake Geneva con-
ference Will occupy the Vesper hour In
tion. Sunday afternoon. beginning at
S:45 o'clock This service Will be OF
special interest and all young women
are Invited.
consin. has been selected az associate
secretary IN the extension departing mt
OF the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation and took up her duties this
week Miss Van Akin graduated from
Beloit college ia 1906 and after teach
ing a year decided 10 take up Y w. 6.
A. work She has been n student at
the Geneva Lake summer school for
the last two years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

We disagree with Mr. Croze the that he takes of the
appointment Dupont whose business under indictment
the United States only in particular
This appointment incompatible with the Republican plat
FORM he much it with the nomination of Judge
Taft who lauds the efforts of Roosevelt bring breakers like
the powder time
There is nothing in the platform which Gen. Dupont OF
which has been indicted safely
do consistently has scupes
DuPonts the Harnans far gain
from having read that platform.
But Gen Dupont give of his and efforts to bring
about the election who president would be supposed
pursue powder the other Roosevelt has
pursued these big combinations of capital?
And again. the wonder HOW CAN JUDGE TAFT
CONSENT TO ACCEPT THE SERVICES IN HIS BEHALF
OF THE HEAD OF A TRUST ALREADY IN BAD REPUTE
AND FOR THAT REASON THE MORE LIKELY TO DE-
MAND THE ATTENTION OF THE NEXT CHIEF EXECU-
TIVE OF THE UNITED STATES?
HAVING CONSENTED THAT HIS ELECTION BE
BROUGHT ABOUT AT THE HANDS OF SUCH MEN AS
CROMWELL AND DUPONT. COULD TAFT DO WITH THE
DUPONT POWDER TRUST AND THE HARTMAN RAIL
ROADS AS ROOSEVELT WOULD DO?
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Keep Right On At
he Bass, Mr.. Taft;
DuPOnt'S in Charge
The Powder Trust viii Kun the
Campaign But II Seems Pc
eullar, to Say the Least,
Doesn't IL?


congress stood the of proposed by Pre
dent relief people corporate plumber
and oppression.
support that charge could also have pointed the
Republican platform 1t would be easier to find that needle in
haysack than finger whole hearted declaration tor
policy for whole-heaed Endorsement OF anything
Roosevelt has done in the direction of reform.
Now beginning dawn few Republican voters
that the nomination of Judge Taft the candidate OF Roosevelt Tor
that nomination does signify what they construed this action
of the convention and they have another than the
platform and the Sherman OF Cannons
fathus to influence them in this view
This the being drafted for the
places the important committees this campaign There are
in particular which Republican do not
take kindly and the independent of the practically
unanimous in denouncng these appointments.
William Nelson Cromwell member OF the
executive advisory personal and legal repre-
sentative of E. H. Hartman and conspicuous trust lawyer
Gen. T. Coleman DUPONT who has been made member OF the
national committee of the powder
While of Cromwell with the party import
oundly criticised public demand for the resignation
of Gen. Dupont ground that his with indicted
trust units him for the position made by Alfred & Crozer OF
Wilmington, Della. prominent lawyer and author
Mr. Crozier who neghbor of Mr. DuPonts has writ
open Roosevelt, which he says:
The selection Of Gen Dupont as member Republican
menace to the succes OF
the the entire speaking with complete authority
party respecting trusts
Henry
campaign
wealth, with artificial gambling that
alive the prosperity Of the people
pursed all
are as S sIa SET The
' be .t III. a .se TO S .et S
Will belief I'm
eampss" by the hess Of that ;ru:.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Yesterday we charged the Re
publican party with bad faith and
wilful. Misrepresentation in its
pretenses OF accepting the re-
form policies of President Roose-
welt as the policies OF the party.
In support OF that charge we
pointed TO the presence on the
national ticket of James School
craft Sherman as the running
mate of Judge Taft.
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Valuation.

young man." said the stern parent.
have you any idea Of the value OF a
dollsr"
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Y, VI. Z, 4.
j. Mohammad Ali VIII address n
meeting former in Association hall /.
NJ G. A.. sunday afternoon al 1890
o'clock, on the subject Of "India's Mill
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

The man corporations Scar the one they want
is fishing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Out his farm in Farview today there is writing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

Chew this
Also this. In the stock market you