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The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
TEMPLE TIDINCS
No Actor or AesFsss on the AmeeleoG
Stage 10 Too Exalted Or Tee
High saIsrIed for the Tsmpls
Theater.

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The coming OF James Mcintyre and
Thomas Kurton Heath 10 the Temple
theater week after next In their beet
comedy. The Georgia Minsterels.'
serves as an illustration as 10 the
sincere Efforts OF J. II, Moore 10 gtvo
the patrons OF Detroit the best vadde
Vile acts In America. Last season
Mcintyre Il Heath were starred By
Klaw a Erlanger in the 32-per noot
theaters In The Ham Tree" which
is simply another name for THE Oeor.
gia Minister'S Thousands OF men and
women I'm Detroit could not AFFORD "a
see these famous comedians at the
price they were offered so they were
satisfied TO wait and see them at the
Temple theater for 25 and so cents.
with whole vaudeville show thrown
In for full measure. The same II true
OF scores of other acts that appear at
the Temple season after season. Vic
tor Moore and Emma Littleheld were
regarded just as an ordinary act It
the Temple Theater, but Victor Moore
at $2-per seat is regarded as great
drawing card. George Evans, Julian
Eltinge. Eddie Leonard. Rose Stahl.
Elsie Janis. Louise Dresser, Nora
Bayes, Ralph Herr. Clifton Crawford
and many others were simply good
acts AT the Temple Thester for 25 and
90 cents. but were GREAT acts al g.
They will all come back TO the Temple
some day and will again be seen for
% and so cents, for acts may come
and acts may go but the Temple prices
remain forever.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
PRESBYTERIAN.

G. Leidich viii give an illustrated lee
ture on Palestine In the Fort st. church
house. Monday evening.
Monday morning. the Rev w. T.
Jaquess. OF the Trumbull-ave. Presby-
terrain church. Will be the leader In
symposium trfrr--tA .-EEsSh terian
Ministers association on City Map
Making
The Brotherhood OF the Highland Park
Presbyterian church has formed good
government department under me lead sa
ney, ". A. Murray. John Anderson and
Walter =. Conley.
The Rev. A. IA. Cameron. OF Imman-
uel Presbyterian church. has been con
Quoting evangelistic services In the
Woodmere mission during the last
week. Communion services Will be
held Sunday evening
The Wayne County Sunday school
association will hold a rally Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock In the chapel
OF the First Presbyterian church The
the Young Peoples missionary move
ment for the west. viii deliver an ad-
dress on THE Sunday Schools and Mis-
sions."
The Rev. Harry l.. Grain. formerly
pastor OF the Second-ave. Presbyterian
church. was installed as pastor OF the
Presbyterian church in Alma. Tuesday
evening. President August +. Bruske.
OF Alma college, offered the installation
prayer. and several clcrgymen from
Saginaw and other cities or the state
The twenty-siNth annual meeting Of
the Women's Home Missionary society
of the Detroit Presbytery will he held
In the First church. Pontiac April Z.
Among the speakers Will be Miss v NJ.
White. OF the Woman's board. and DIR.
$. j. Fisher. president OF the Freed
mans board. The following day, at
the same place. the Foreign Missionary
society VIII hold It's meeting. and Mrs.
George Schwab. OF Eufalen. Africa, will
be the speaker.
At meeting of communicate MEM
bers OF the Forrest. Presbyterian
church Wednesday evening the fol-
lowing elders were reelected to
succeed themselves Elisha A. Fraser.
George II. Eoote. Alfred VI. Burton
and Henry u. sheldon. and Or. Ed
win s. Sheriff. and DR.. William J.
Guy Kiefer of the health board. will
speak on Health Hints" at the Men s
dinner OF the Forrest church. Thursday
evening March IS. The annual meet
ing of the church will take place the
evening OF April -. when reports OF
the church VIII be given and acted
upon.
At the communion services and recep-
tfon OF members In the various Presby-
terrain churches or the city. last Sunday.
large increases were noted in nearly all
OF the local organizations. The largest
number to be received was In the
Woodward church. OF which the
Rev. Sherman l.. Divine is pastor. The
present membership OF that church
Is 397 An impressive service was held
Boyd the pastor. welcomed "a class OF
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
Committee Looks over Streets.

The council committee on streets
started on it's long deferred tour OF
inspection. Friday morning, accom-
panied by Clerk Schreiter. The com.
mittee, riding In autos. looked over
the streets which IL is proposed to
repave during the year. the estimates
for which are considerably i'm excess
OF the amount asked for last year. 1t
is expected that the committee will do
some tall slashing.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
II Saved His Leo.

"All thought I'd lose my Leg" writes
]. A. Swenson. WATERFOWL. Wis, Ten
years of eczema, that Is doctors could
not cure, had at last laid me up. Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured 1t sound
and we'll" Infallible for Skin Erup-
-tfeHs. Eczema, Salt Rheam, Boils, Few
er Sores, Burns. Scalds. Cuts and Piles
at E. C.. Kinsel. Central Drug Co..
GRAY & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20

are making the costumes. the total
number Of persons actively interests
ed in the pageant is about 10000.
The church pageant will be per-
formed the second week Of June In
the spacious grounds of Fulham pal
ace. the ancient suburban residence OF
the Bishop OF London.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
CATHOLIC.

The Rev. Edward r. Sullivan. 8. j.. of
Deroit college. will give = iecture on
THE Soldier Race" In the Detroit col
iege gymnasium. Thursday evening.
March rs
The Rev. r. j. Van Antwerp. pastor
OF Holy Rosary church. will deliver the
third in his series OF Sunday evening
discourses tomorrow evening. his topic
TO be our Friends In Heaven"
The Rev. Edward Anderson & J.. OF
Cleveland. Is delivering the wedne sday
evening lectures in the Jesuit church.
and the Rev W. y. Quinlan, s. J., of
Detroit college, speaks Sunday even
inRs.
Members Of the knights OF Columbus
in towns adjacent to Bertrand, near
NileS Mich, are planning the purchase
OF the old church I'm Bertrand. said to
haze heen built -years-ago The
members Of the order plan Its restors-
ton and remuneration TO Its former
use. As the 81. Joseph river was
among the many streams explored by
Father Marquette, IL Is desired that the
church. when repairs are completed,
shall be maintained as memorial to
that famous priest and missionary
Two OF the most successful missions
charge OF the Jesuit fathers which
closed last Sunday IN So. Peter and
Pauls Jesuit and ST Vincent churches.
The first mission was given by the Rev.
Marshall l. Boarman and the Rev.
David Johnson and lasted two weeks.
the first week being for the women and
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
How 70 Treat johnnie.

A parent who evidently disapprov-
ed OF corporal punishment wrote the
teacher:
Dear Miss-Don't hit our Johnnie.
We never do II nj home except In self
defense. Sacred Heart Review.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20

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alrso ~ dec for themselves coming yl fol-
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The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
METHODIST.

The Rev F. 5. Devona will read n
paper on The Relation OF Modern
Church Social Life TO Reverence In
Public worship" before the members
Of the Methodist preachers conference
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wycoff. for a
number OF years members OF the Meth
odist church in Detroit. were given a
reception Tuesday evening I'm the Y.
w c A. previous 70 their going to
Central Africa Az missionaries.
Rev A. w Stalker. -. D., pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church OF Ann
Arbor. who will speak TT the monday
I,enten services In the Detroit Opera
house next week. is one OF the prOmi-
non. mon Of the Detroit conference. He
is the son OF the late Dr. Stalker. OF
California conference born and edu-
Gated In Michigan. He was. prior to
coming TO Ann Arbor. pastor or the
First Methodist church OF Madison.
Wis where his splendid pulpit and
pastoral work brought him into great
prominence. When Dir. F. s. Ninde left
Ann Arbor four years ago. DR.. Stalker
was secured for that pulpit. He Is a
graduate OF Michigan university and
was honored with n. n. I'm Wisconsin.
The Methodist church will be worthily
represented by this scholarly and earn
est preacher.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

the second for the men. As result
there are now ~ enrolled In the con-
vert class being conducted by the Jesuit
fathers. and $500 confessions were
heard. In - vincents church. where
Fathers Donoher. Ryan. Dierckes and
l.eary were In charge. the Convert class
numbers 80 and there were $500 con-
fessions heard
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
CoNGREG ATIoNAI..

The Rev. Carl Sumner Jones. or the
North Congregational church. will
preach Sunday evening on Tennyson.
"Wednesday evening. Leland T Powers.
the reader and impersonator OF ma
tional fame. will give his masterpiece.
David Copperfield." I'm the church:
Friday night there will be social
hour for the boys and girls and Satur-
day night n meeting and drill % the
bows brigade. under the leadership or
George W. Clark. will be held in the
church.
The Pew. Gains Glenn Atkins. n. n.
of the First Congregational church.
will preach Sunday morning on Living
Water" and his evening theme VIII be
The Law OF the Hating Entrance
Into Life" FRIDAY evening. Or. Atkins
will continue hts addresses on the
Great Books OF the Spirit" Pilgrims
Progress and Amiels Journal are the
books still TO be considered. and Fri
day evening. Pilgrims Progress Will be
the book under discussion. At noon.
the Business Mems class OF the church
will be addressed Dy the Hon. william
g. Maybury, who will speak on the
Episcopalian church.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
CHRISTIAN.

The Rev. J. 7. McGaS~sy. pastor OF
Sunday morning on THE Greatness OF
Service" and In the evening on The
Greatness OF Simplicity" The Sunday
school OF this church has more than
doubled In the last six months, there
now being over 200 pupils.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20

over 90 into the fellowship OF the
church. The Trumbull-aye. and 81. An
drews churches each received 20. In
the Fort 81. church. DIR. r., IA. Pence re-
-ceiNsd Thew MEMBERS nd-aight
united with the cadillac-ave. church on
confession OF faitn. DR. A II. Barr re-
ceived eight members into fellowship,
and the Rev. Marcus Scott OF the Cen
trail church. received six. The men,
bsrship OF Westminster church was
also Increased by eight.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
BAPTIST.

BAfTlsT.
The Rev Paul ~. Casper. the new
pastor OF the French Baptist church,
was given a reception Tuesday eNsh-
ing by the congregation.
During the absence of the Rev. Her
man Burns. pastor or me huuson "N y. =.
Baptist church. now taking a rest, the
Rev j. ID. McColl II acting has supply.
The Rev John Essington Miles. OF
the scotten-aye. Baptist church. VIII
preach To his junior congregation sun
day morning at 10 o'clock on The
Magic Key To the Heart,
The Rev. Maurice Penheld Fixes. ID.
D.. OF the woodwardca,y Baptist
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The Kalamazoo College uiee club.
now making ITS annual tour, VIII make
It's first appearances In Detroit at con
cert In the Woodward Baptist
church. Thursday evening, March 20.
The Rev. Marshall l. Petit. pastor OF
the stanton Park Baptist church. VIII
preach Sunday morning on The Colos-
SLAMS and the Grace OF God" His even
ing theme will he THE Reason Men
Fall 10 Attain Eternal Life.
A Baptist church In Chicago has es !.
tablished "A "'silence room" where tired
women may rest In quiet, not even a
whisper beng allowed. The pastor be-
lieves that many women on the verge
OF nervous prostration may be saved In
this way.
Pastor Fl. Sidney Bullock, OF Beulah
Baptist church, will preach Sunday
evening on The Jailer Saved ana
Baptised." The ordinance OF baptism
will follow the sermon. Several have
Joined the church during the special
meetings that have been held the last
two weeks.
The Rev. J. T. Miles, OF the scotten-
ave. Baptist church. Will preach the
third OF his sermons on The Men VINO
I Crucified Christ" Sunday evening. his
theme being "Pilate, or the Tragedy or
the Human Will" Thursday evening
the Young Peoples society Will present
Eye old School at Hickory corners
The Rev. +. I. Drexler. OF the Gratiot-
ave. Baptist church. presented paper
on shall Baptists and Disciples Unite
before the members OF the Baptist MIN
listers conference In the woodward
ave. Baptist church. Monday morning
Mr.. DreXler said that In these days the
common veal is being em-sasized I'm
place of individuaiism. and in religious
Interests this Is seen In declarations
and unions; that the union or the Bap-
lists and Disciples Is n timely theme.
and that the two are simiinr In doc
trine. practice and polity. Union OF
the two denominations should be en-
couraged although there are some doc
trinal difficulties or objections. In the
discussion that followed the paper "A
strong feeling toward union was mani
tested. The question Will he continued
next Monday when DIR. &. J. Tannar. OF
the Central Christian church. viii read
q paper on the same theme.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
LUTHERAN.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.

Pastor William A. Burch OF Gospel
Tabernacle, Advent Christian church,
will preach Sunday morning at 1850
o clock on The Wages OF Sin" and In
the evening on Wonderful limitations
OF Grace" Sunday school Is held at
noon Prayer meetings every Friday
night are open To the public.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20
JEWISH.

The subject OF Rabbi Leo nj. Frank
Inns sermon Sunday morning will be.
shall the Pulpit Cater to the Think
ing Glasses or 10 the unthinking
Classes" Services In Temple Beth El
begin at l0:!5 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20

Miss Anna V. Rice, general secretary
OF the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation will speak Sunday. afternoon
at o'clock. This will be the second In
the series she is giving on Things
that are worth while" her topic TO be
ITO Discover What He Can DO Tor U.s.
Miss Edith DeMuth will sing.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-20

W. A. Reid. formerly OF Detroit, Is o
representative of the army department.
~ the international committee OF the
Y NJ c. A in the district OF Alaska.
and Is at present in charge OF the \. Nj
c. A. launch, THE Helen Gould.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
$4,000 From Marin
Visit the Fiesta

SAN RAFAEL, Oct 21.-Never II the
history of Marin county has there been
such an outpouring of people as oc-
CURED today, when thousands jonr-
neyed to San Francisco to witness the
great Portola parade and take part in
the festivities.
San Rafael and way stations woI e
crowded to their utmost capacity and
many people clung to the car platforms
and steps in their eagerness to arrive
in San Francisco in time for the big
pageant. The carnival spirit predom-
mated, despite the crush on the trains
and boats. and every one was full of
good humor and enthusiastic expec-
fancy.
Over $500 crowded aboard the ferry
at Sausalito on the $40 o'clock trip
from San Rafael. and many had to be
turned away at the ticket gate to guard
against the danger of the boat tipping
or sinking. One hundred Native Sons
and so game keepers of the county
rode or marched in the parade, 200
Mount Tamalpais academies and pic
turesque floats from San Rafael, Mill
Valley and San Anselmo all represented
this side of the bay. Every town in
the county had the appearance of a
deserted village ALI day, and 1t is es-
timated that 10000 people from Marin
county were IN San Francisco to watch
the parade this morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
Ketchel 10 Appear
At Drednland Rink

Exhibitions by Stanley Ketchel and
four sparring partners viii be. a fea-
ture Of the Portola program tonight at
the Dreamland pavilion. It will be
ladies' night and special arrangements
for the convenience Of the fair sex
have been made by the Portola ath-
letic committee.
KetcheI Is always a drawing card
and the advance sale of seats point to
p crowded house this evening. In ad-
dition TO the exhibitions by the Michi-
gan fighter. A number OF excellent
wrestling bouts have been arranged.
The boxing bouts held Tuesday were
considered to be the best ever seen
in the city and tOnight's card will be
as good Here is the program:
Thias VIII meet Duncan at 15S
hounds Barsty vs. Duncan at 145
pounds Berger vs. Wallhsch at 1853
pounds. La Rue Us. Thompson in the
heavy weight division. Tannebaum vs.
Hing at l15 pounds, Platt VS.. Frank
At I25 pounds and Parker VS.. Nose at
I35 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22

PRESIDE SOLDIERS
WATCH BIG PARADE
Officers and Men Given Leave
of Absence to View Great
Portr!a Pageant

officers and soldiers from the. Pre-
sidio We're greatly. in. evidence yester-
day Watching the great parade. In
honor or the day Colonel Lundeep
granted leave TO all those not on neces-
sary post duty. The result was that
about 1000 of Uncle Sans forces
viewed the procession.
At department headquarters the
same ruling was in force.
The ofices OF colonel E. B, Pratt.
Colonel Finley. Major Hale. Colonel
Woodward. Colonel Stevens and Major
Pickett We're hlled with the wives.
families and friends of the officers. all
of whom took a lively interest in the
brilliant proceedings
The United States transport Logan
sailed from Manila for this port Oc-
tober 10. Department headquarters re-
ceived advices yesterday by cable from
Nagasaki. that the following officers
were ON board.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
White Clad Elks
Jolly Good Fellows

Last night herd of white clad Elks
gathered around table in a downtown
cafe. They had marched far, cheered
loud and long and still were bubbling
over with Joy Their table in the CEN
ter of the place made them focal
spot around which all the entertain
ment centered. Equal to the occasion,
they kept things stirring at lively
pace. getting applause unstinted They
told how dry they were with utter can
dor, they announced a Hot Time in
the Old Town. Tonight" in joyous ca
dence, and then stood up and handed
San Francisco one huge and glorious
bouquet:
Portola, Portola, watch for the hear
They are people everywhere.
They'll entertain us. watch them shine,
Portola, Portola, nineteen nine.
And then, they had to do it all over
again, while everybody yelled and
joined in the chorus with an enthusi-
asm developed by a perfect day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
ARCHITECTS BANQUET
AT ST. FRANCIS HOTEL
William Mooser Elected Presi-
dent of Local Branch

The San Francisco branch Of the
American Institute Of Architects held
its annual banquet and election of off,
GERS in the gold room Of the Hotel ST.
FRA ncis last evening. There were
about 50 present and addresses were
made BY Albert Pissis. retiring presi-
dent; Cass Gilbert Of New York, presi-
dent Of the American Institute of Archi-
tects: Irving X. Pond Of Chicago. second
vice president Of the institute: Willis
polk. president OF the Architectural
League Of the Pacific Coast and Others.
William Mooser was elected presi-
dent Of the local branch of the instf-
tote. Louis c. Mullgardt, vice presi-
dent. and SYLVAN Schnaittacher, sec
retarsr.
Cass Gilbert leaves for New York to-
day and Irving X. Pond for Chicago.
the former going by way of Seattle
and and the latter by way Of Los An
eeles. Both came 10 the coast princi-
palIy for the purpose OF attending the
san Francisco architectural clubs ex-
hibit now being held in the Monad-
nock building.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22

The Logan also has on board 795
enlisted men OF the Eighteenth infan-
try. IS casuals and 25 military convicts
Captain Charles 5. Haight. Fifth cav
airy. has been granted 20 days leave
of absence beginning today.
A telegram from Washington yester-
day says: About 35 army offcers
who chose for their annual endurance
test the 80 mile ride in preference to
the 40 mile walk. started from Fort
Myer this morning under the lead of
General Tasker II. Bliss. president OF
the Army war college. A party OF sim
liar size will start early next week
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
ATHLETIC STARS
TO Be SEEN TODAY
Championship Holders to Meet
on Track and Field at
Park Stadium

The Portola track and field meet will
start promptly at 1880 O'Clock this aft
ernoon at the Stadium in Golden Gate
park. The best amateur athletes on
the Pacific coast will participate.
Ralph Rose. holder of the worlds
championship in the shotput. win be
on hand and attempt to break his rec
ord. Forrest smithson of Portland. rec
ord holder in the 120 yard hurdles,
and Gish, javelin champion of the
United States, viii both participate.
The best athletes of Stanford and
California will be seen in action. The
Olympic club will be represented by a
large team of it's best men.
The officials for the meet are all
men of experience. so there is no
doubt of it's being well conducted. A
telephone system will connect all parts
of the track, so that there Will be no
unnecessary running around of officials
to obstruct the view of spectators. AS
each contestant wins his event he will
be crowned by a wreath OF flowers by
Queen Vergilia.
The finals of the Portola wrestling
championships will be held at 8
o'clock this evening at the Dreamland
rink Stanley Ketchel will spar a four
round exhibition as an added attrac-
tion.
The following wrestling matches
will take place:
lis pounds. Tannenbaum &c. P. B. c. vs.
i2S pounds, platt tunattached) vs.. Frank on.
: 1a5 pounds. Parker 70. CT vs.. Nose On. A.
= 145 pounds, Baraty 70. A. c.) vs. Duncan 70.
15s pounds. Duncan 20. a. CD vs.. That's IS.
les pounds. walhsch 90. A. c.p VS.. Berger
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
Jpecial Program at
Industrial Fair

A special program has been arranged
for Portola visitors at the labor car
rival and Industrial exposition in Cen
trail park today. This is to be Portola
day, and many attractive little feature
acts have been added to the free per-
formance for the entertainment of out
of town visitors. This is expected to
be one Of the most successfuI days of
the carnival.
Yesterday was fraternal day, and
nearly every club and fraterna1 organi-
zation in the city was represented
there at some time or another during
the afternoon or night.
The carnival is to close Sunday night.
Tomorrow will be building trades day
and the final day of the affair has been
set aside for the San Francisco labor
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
HoasE rHrEr GETS TEN YEAas-Ioa Al.

geles Oct. 21.-James E. Gilroy alias Elias
Giroy. alias Difendorf and Dinenderf. the
confessed horse thief who operated extensively
throughout the state and was captured last
week in Oakland. was today sentenced to IL
years Imprisonment in Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
THREE YEARS FOR FoRGER-.

Oct. 21.-A A. Moltzen sentenced tc
three years in Folsom today by Superior Judge
Hughes the charge of forgery. having
passed several forged checks on local hank.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
Santa Cruz Sends Big Crowd

SANTA CRUZ, Oct. 2I-This city is
we'll represented at the Portola cele-
-bration. nearly 500 tickets having been
sold at the depot already. and there
will be a big exodus to San Francisco
tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22
Reception for D. A. r. Leader

"A reception will be given from $50
to II o'clock this evening at the ST.
Francis hotel by the Sons and Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution to Mrs.
John F. Swift, vice president general
of the national society, Daughters of
the American Revolution, and other
distinguished guests.
Invitations have been sent to the
governor of California, the mayor of
San Francisco, army and navy officers
and other prominent citizens.
The joint committee of the Sons and
Daughters has arranged an attractive
musical program and will provide re-
freshments.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-22

SALOON KEEPER BAEKRUPT-Henry Friek
niger saloon keeper OF Reddng shasta
c0nbfr. hled petition In bankruptcy ycster-
day IN the United States district court His
liabilities are scheduled at SO, ,403. .23. His
available assets are not given