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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
lnNGHEG AIIONAI.

The choir OF First Congregational
church Will give a special program or
music sunday evening. assisted by
Luiggi Motto. who VIII give three yio-
lOncellO solos. Special musical pro-
grams VIII be given each sunday
evening during Lent and on Good
Friday the choir OF the Fort-st Con
gregational church will unite with this
choir and Will give Mercadantes set
ting Of the Seven last words. assist
ell by a string orchestra
Representative from thirty Congre-
gatioual churches In New York and
vicinity met last week and dtscusse,.
plans for taking up campaign which
IL Is proposed 70 push In all the Con
gregatiOnal churches OF the country
FOR the raising ~ "A fund OF $500, UV0
10 nav of the debts Of the denomina
tons seven general societies and place
them On sound financial basis ~
this is accomplished ~ IL then propos :
ed TO secure an annual contribution OF
81 O0O.0 900 70 further the work OF thc
societies.
The chorus choir OF the Fort ST. Con-
gregatlOnal church, corner OF SUNNI;
and Forrest west. assisted by Harry
VI Reynolds vtolinist. VIII give song
service. sunday evening March ] =. AZ
80 T. IN sOloists Mrs r T.. Tromb-
ley. contralto VIM. y. Cotton tenor
Miss Zenia Kitchen. Organist. the Rey
" IL Warren, pastor, r. \. Goyer' Ill
The cantata. The Cruclnxion. BY
Sir John. Staincr VIII be sung In tie
Woodward Ave. congregational church,
corner 81 Sibley-st. sunday evening
The young people OF the church VIII
give the comedy The Splnsters Con
Ventiou.' Tuesday cvening
Resolved That less politics would
be desirable. WIFI be the subject as
cussed by J. Cotner. Jr. and Jane
Mems class % the First Congregation
al church. Sunday noon
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y. VI. {. \.

Harry Monroe. OF Chicago. in whose
mission "Billy' Sunday. the famous
evangelist was converted. viii speak
ia the Y. NJ c. \. building sunday al
ternoon at $50 o'clock Evangellst
Monroe is a singer as well as a speak
ar Billy sunday says OF him Har b
~ Monroe OF the Pacific Garden mis-
sion. Chicago. has probably taken more
CRIMINALS. more drunkards. more
down and-outers, more dead gam,
sports and more ptupl" BY the nahd
and helped them To- Jesus Christ tnail
any other man in the United states.
TIE association string orchestra Will
play
rendered on Soldiers day In the \. NJ
- A. February 20. reception anu
luncheon was given the seventh I.
infantry band ia the y. NJ &. \. rooms
Wednesday afternoon. The band con =
sists Of 80 pieces and Is undoubtedly
the best military band heard III tntse
parts In long time. TN men w.
strong In their appreciation OF tn"l =
visit to the building yesterday w d
uesday evening in the Army 81 -.
\. rooms an entertainment coHsistihs
OF moving pictures ana lHust az =
sn,yas ,yas given the soldiers OF the
fort About two hundred were VA at
tendance .....,
fion which has been postponed until
autumn. "A conference" OF the employer
nffcers VIII be held in Detroit. Ma ia
s'2-gs Ia the new building. Ihr session
MI a." sveninE March 20. at which
me ssv John n BOYD. -. D. OF me
Ftrst Presbyterian church, VIII spt t4'
ON What God Expects 81 Us IN In
sn.ction OF the building will follow
',ys.lu.s,av morning. ". T. Fenno.
81 S.v york. viii DISCUSS shop meet
inns. Association hospitality. g. =.
parker. Detroit, and j G. wilson. Ma
amszoo. Association housekeeping by
"a "a Johnson tstnSinb, The employ
- officers' duty 10 the association con
trtbutprs" T. W Boswell. Adrian Sec
lion conference Will be held during
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

church. viii furnish "A number OF selec
tons, accompanied by Miss hrrderlSa
the concert viii 10 towards rnylng the
church debt There VIII b~ communion
services IN the church SUNDAY mornins
The Young Peoples society OF ths
church paid visit 10 the Italian ms
sion house Friday night
BAPTIST
The Rev Maurice Penneld Fixes. ID,
d. will speaN on China IN the Wood
Ave Baptist church saturday after
noon. March 20 10 the boys ana girls
OF the city.
The members OF the French Baptls,
church W -th represenlauNts from o.. -
er chUrrnes OF that den, nlnatiOn, gave
4 reception last Monday evening FOR
their new pastor tae Rev Paul II
Cayer
The Rev John Essington Miles. OF
the ScOtteu-AVe Baptist church Will
give lO-minute talk to the members
OF the Junior CONGREGATION. sunday
morning. at 10 o'clock on The toni
in the ruined abbey.
Miss Grant OF the Missionary board
and Miss Anna Rice. general secretary
OF tho Y. ". &. A. VIII address the
Young Wvmens Baptist Missionary
Union at the rally 10 be held IN the
stanton Park Baptist church Monday
evening
The stanton Park Baptist church
will have an old fashioned tea meeting
Tuesday evening, March l6. supper viii
be sesved $40 o'clock and VIII De
followed by short addresses by Georst
I Moody. the Rev. J. q. Clutterbac
and others.
An entertainment viii be given in
the First Baptist church, Thursday
evening March IS, under the auspices
OF the Farther Lights society. al which
Mrs James Bird. OF Ann ArbOr. readc .
Will give The Bonnie Brier Bush. and
Mrs Alice Calder Leonard, soprano
Will sing Scotch ballads
The Rev Frederic Tower Galpin, Of
the First Baptist church. Will give tht
tnird and last " series. % Lcntct
sermons. Sunday morning ms topic be
Ing Transforming the wilderness
The FIRST was The forbidden world.
ana the second The world conqueror,
sunday evening his topic viii be The
cross In modern !ifc." William II. Cross
Will sing Lord. God. Of Abraham b.
NJ ndelssohn
lah Baptist church. VIII preach Sundd!
morning ON The mother-loVe Of
God" and hi- evening theme VIII be,
After death. what Special meeting
are being held every night IN TINS
church The pastor viii BIZ assisted
hy the Rev J r Miles. Of the Scotten-
Ave Baptist church. next week There
viii be special music by the chorus
choir every evening. All are invited.
The Rev r. | Drexler viii discuss
the question. shall Baptists and dis
tiples unite at the Monday mOrnin x
of the Baptist Ministers con
ference IN the Woodward ave. cnurch,
The merging OF these denominations j.
being effected in several cities and the
action il faVorably regarded by some
OF the prominent members or botn the
Baptists and Disciples IN this city The
following Monday. the Rev 9. j Tan
mar. OF the Central Christian church,
will deliver an address on the same
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PRI.sBlTt,RItN.

Special! eylval meetings win he held
in the WoodmtIe mission, peklnhlhE
March 10 with W *. Cross In charge
Of the music
4 down-river rally OF young people $
societies Observation-Disclosures VIII be
held In the Ecorse Presbyterian chapel.
Tuesday March 90
Prof Knowlton. 81 the University ~
Michigan. viii give a lecture on Tho
trial OF Christ from a lawyers stand
point" in the Fort st Presbyterian
church Thursday evening March IS.
The annual distribution OF pews OF the
First PRESBYTERIAN church. VIII take
place Wednesday evening March -.
aud the sacrament Of the Lords sup
per VIII be administered sunday morn
ing.
VIII deliver m address on midas mil
lions" in the Central Presbyterian
church, Thursday evening March !.
under the auspices OF the Robertson
Bible class.
A special meeting OF the second ave
PRESBYTERIAN church is called FOR Mon
day evening 10 consider the advisaoIlity
Of calling Il pastor 10 succeed the Rev
a. l.. Grain. who resigned Few weeks
ago 20 accept the pastorats OF the Pres
hyterian church ia Alma.
The Wayne county sunday school
association VIII hold rail-, sunday
afternoon al 80 o'clock Ia the chapel
~ the First Presbyt church The
Rev William 4. Brown. secretary u
the Young Peoples Missionary move
uent for tie west viii deliver an ad-
dress Oh Tho sunday school and mis-
si0ns
TIN Rev. =. Forest stit,. OF Mt. elem
ems VIII present paper on The
ideal ministry before the members OF
the Prtsbyterian Ministers assOcia
ton In tho First Presbyterian church.
Monday murring special neetiu =
% the Detroit Presbytery VIII follow
the ministers meeting 20 consldtt a
~ J.
meeting OF the Presoytery viii BE-
held In Mt clemens the third Mouda y
IN April when reports VIII be made
OF the year work
Mrs Marcus scott. wife % thu pas
tor of the central Presbyteriau church.
who has spent some time In south
Africa as the guest OF hef brother A
minister I'm that country. gave a talk
on the manners customs and dress
eff alternatives -at th~ home missionary
meeting OF the church 81 the Covenant
Thursday afternoon. Mrs scott Show
ed "A uumbpf % Cutios auh alloEctL"r
cave "a most interesting and entertain
ing account OF life iu another land h
social hour followed tne address
The Rev James ~ Is. Mcclure. dean
~ N,Cormlck Theological seminary
Chfragu. WAS ruteTtaiHed IT luncheon
Tu.suay hy She Prostitution miuistor
90 tHa citr after Isis nooudav tax ln
the Detroit opera house. fh" lunch
was SERVED go \thr private dining room
Of tho s. Ne about - ministers
Of detroit aud vicinity being present
Or Mcclure spoke Informally after IT,
luncheon couccf ming the seminary az
fstrs and void somtthlug -of tbc prep
arhtion OF young mon FOR The ministry
Mrs Fred 81 Alger. Mrs charles
wright MfS Muir SNOW and Mrs
Helene Wright are among those Wut
VIII take part in the concern TO be gis
en- m the Church ~ The Covenant Tues.
/ day evening. March rs G.. w Heinrich
| organist VI the First Presbyterian
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BAPTISTS IN CHARGE OF
NEXT WEEKS SERVICES

The Rev ". { Biting OF ST. Louis.
Mo. who VIII conduct the MONDAY
Lenten services ia the Detroit opera
house the coming week. is a represen :
tative of the Baptist denomination ana
- one OF the leading orators In that
church.
Or. Biting was born near Richmond;
Va and IS graduate or Richul0hd
college and also Of Grocer Theolog lca'
seminary. His most important pastor
ates were the Mt Morris Baptist
church In New York and his present
one IN ST Louis. Since going 10 the
81 Louis church he has erected the
finest group of Baptist buildings IN the
world and besides has been very a, +.
tive IN denominational work OF all
kinds ntssionary educational and
philanthropic He-has been frequent
contributor TO religious journals ana
magazines and has issued two books,
While in England last spring Dr BIZ
ting met Bishop Charles -. Williams
and they Travelled together, becoming
great friends
His talks IN Detroit will concern the
modern problems OF religion. win
special appeal 10 men.
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CHAPTER xM.-(continued }

I'm If | could only describe my
I'M love- she said in sudden
iii outburst that startled Ernest.
III 1t is--how shall | say
fierce. and yet babyish, mar
velous and silly; a. vice as the
world and wee thing To define II
should need strange words, ridicu-
lous words. such as poets use. Why,
sometimes ARE you sure II doesn
bore YOU
Ernest looked AT her weakly and
shook his head.
No: II makes me suffer tortures,
but | can't precisely say that il bores
me" he said.
Jacqueline rewarded his patience
with bewitching smile and went on
Well then, I've uone some mad
things. I've even followed him in the
streets. No. not 20 spy on him, but
70 look at him. Other times. as soon
as he went out I've started writing
10 him. On, | took good care never
10 give him the letters. was toe
afraid OF bothering him. They're all
hidden away in drawer-oh. such
pretty letters It's shame there's
no one 70 see them Why, I'll lend
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
From Another Point of View

Roosevelt says be followed The jungle by
int nded then 10 be a
to
Nicaragua ana Salvador
pedoes
chat gcttu
from ao street is probably
a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
Epls(rtlls Al.

Dr William l.. taber, rector 81 II
johns church. corner Woodward ave
and High-st at o'clock each SUNDAY
afternoon is preaching series OF ser
mons on the general theme. tn
churchs appeal" The subject for mex
sunday afternoon VIII BE- outward
visible inward. spiritual lr Fabci
ia these sermons. In a vigorous and
able manner, il showing that tne
church has an appeal which - decld-
eddy practical All men invited.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
IL IHI,RAN.

The Rcv. a Mackensen. pastor Of 81.
Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran
church Beriin-st between ElmWOOd -
ave and Ellery-st VIII conduct Tho
sunday morning services IN German.
His topic Will be-. Beware OF RE
lapse At the English service al $50
o'clock in the evening his theme VIII
be "Christ before Herod Lenten SER
vices IN German VIII be held every
Wednesday evening
At ST. Pauls English Lutheran
church. sixteenth and breckenridge
SITS sunday. the Rev. +. 6 Longakcr.
pastor. viii take for his morning sub
ject. Warned against backsiiding.
bible class after the morning service.
Evening subject. Friends on the
way" being the second IN the serits
or Pilgrims progress. Midweek len
ten services on wednesday at y IA.
Friends and strangers cordially Wet
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METHODIST.

The Rev L. - De Nona. Of Trenton,
Will read a paper on The relation OF
Modern church social life to reVerehe"
10 public worship before the members
OF the Methodist preachers meeting
Monday morning
The Grand River-Ave. Methods
church has received 81 members since
Jan J. and now has an enrolment II
-el rhc Rev. " - NiNon. pastor, ~
planning FOR "a census ia his section
90 th. city in April bv means OF
"fo.out rurnuftfp 90. '
TAt NtV john DISTANT. OF the Wy
andotte Methodist church. h. preaching
series 30 sermons on sunday even
INKS. as follows THE mercy 81 the
cross The salvation of the cross.
THE legacy Oi the cross The isoia-
tlou .cf use cross The pain - TIE
clDss "Tn. peace Of the cross. and
"rho coiupl. t"uess 90 tho cross
I.leat.-CoI- o. ~ scott Of the Saliva
ton ARMY. viii speak ou strange
arpufutntut" before the Busin' IS
Mems class Of the Martha Holmes Me-
mortal Methodist church Sunday noon.
George r. Moody. president of the
Roard OF Commerce. viii address tie
business Mons class of the Martina
Holmes Memorial church. corner OF
| Lincoln aud Putnam caves. sunday
noon. March L. on Commerce and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
JEWISH.
uIScEI.I.NNEOI :

\ now Hebrew otphanage TO cost
$500 on0 Will be built in N'w York the
cornerstone 90 be laid Nav -.
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I'm the Gospel Tabernacle. Bcthune
and R.oubitn-sts SUNDAY evening
Pastor William A. Burch viii speak on
"'Ths increasing armament o. nations
IT, significance Ia the N-rays OF
prophecy,
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John Gillespie. retiring colvnel ot the
First regiment. putrIarrbs htiGtnnt'

o. - T.. was presented win an
sIsborntc gold watch. crain ana
charm. bearing the emblem 90 all
branches Of ,he Odd ct'llows, by can
ton Enterprise. No. .. Friday ven
ing. the presentation speech being
made by capt \ Miller Nj GILES
pie leaves soon for Florida on
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,1rr,i,, aver the loss of $3.50. " hich
A. ..II..c I'd L. huAc hren ksnlrn trnIn

her home several weeks ago. mis-.
sam Palupayges. - years old. at
tempted suicide. in her home, 80. blo
Sprtng-ave. BY swallowing carbolc
actd Friday afternoon. Her nus,
NM ,vitnpssed her action. and called
Solvav ambulance. which rushed her
To- tho hospital where her life was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
Smaller Board
As Solution OF
School Problem
Recent Victory for Schools in the
Primaries Evidence Of Sentiment
Which VIII Lead to Drastic
Changes Here as Made
Elsewhere.

h is the welfare schools is all wrong.
Seeking enlightenment along the inviting before
citizens who given thought and investigation
James president general manager of The
Detroit Times Reform the
Administration of School Affairs"
Mr. Schermehorns talk based correspondence with edu
and editors of together his onserva
2 tions favored a smaller board of inspectors.
he took occasion meantime to express words OF praise tor the
comendable affairs of the schools
congratulate them important part the unseating
y in the primaries of three offensive inspectors.
By request The Times prints full remarks of its
editor dealing with question of the hour in municipal affairs
Mr.. Schermerhorn spoke follows
Members Twentieth Century
sry ' merry
Brought
say possible only
win accept the S thu =. s ss, ] ny
prove rasca
believe Detro-nany holding
y Be s the @' To. 'f s
.p II. n 5s to s fs b '9 u AND TO nave
oma6"s the S Sss" o s and n0ss @s' ]
nominees for ALI
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.n 1's ss be 's' s
to- Ssa ssp n: : % ss
Kind Of badge
o. ter on the seso0 DGardH town WOULD ou p soare his
wife having his sraf" made ssA public Thus y0u see ~.s.
asnlessess
,.s - q. r:s a the o % t%
e. . 81 e. . ss ] @ @
::;:s" s ;:@;'S $4,000 ''s' %
as verbal. Or.6Is: at
dragged sss0 through
" align other to
see now snsress @ G the esrbaae truck Of ward politics
would @ ss. ..s s'
be played under the present archaic
that o.. the ss s., @ 'Hss ss'5s so y. ''s 's'.
int :os sss % s"s P
posson
humility q and
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from the and srsSt the 0Gssd @
future inspiring
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for pos 'fa"s's
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VIVA. for s9s'son . and
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has o
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The Twentieth Century club has ap-
: nrnnr.nteh ssOn To- ngh hi The cignrette

SWOking habit among tnr hVYt VI
Detroit. and committee headed DIV
Mrs . r. AnRstnan. ia planning y
vigorous crusade. SeVoral boys a4d
girls have already been enlisted ~
tie cause. the girls plcdging, nmonH
other things. never To admit a.hking
fof thc oder Of tobacco ot give pres
ents suggesting It's use Both ~.
boys and kris have yeil. The 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
The Truth, No Matter
Whom 1t Helps OF Hurts

II was the aroused interest dis
PLAYED in the recent primaries
which was most pleasing to those
who are leading in the movement
in Detroit to divorce the schools
from politics.
This victory for more whole
some administration of school af-
fairs they regard as solid step
ping stone 10 advantageous
changes in the representation OF
the taxpayers on this important
body as regards the number OF
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the afternoon, and ia the evening Gay
II Uotlfster. chairman or the state eX-
.etutEvc committee. VIII speak on 90
.operntfou vs. T.. FcnnO aud pr \.
q Stlder viii De- the principal speak
ers at the Thursday morning meeting.
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Mt NitI ".

musical service VIII be given IN
the First Unitarian church sunday
evening at $40 o'clock under the d.
rection OF Murray q. Patterson. organ
list The program viii consist OF TIE
cantata Baruby's "Rrbekah' py the
choir. the members being. Miss Mabel
conner. soprano Mrs John VI Mcker-
chey. alto, J VI West tenor. and
William r. Bartels, bass The num-
hers are. organ prelude Night song
Cigar quartet. Sweet ana Low,
Barnby eVensOng and quartet. 10.
Days Golden Glory peclineth. bass
recitatiVe and air. 20. Lord God. of
Ny Master Abraham, soprano Solo.
Flow It's Waters Clear bass recita o.
tive. Give Me 10 Drink" soprano So
To- Drink 49, Ny Lord organ inter
mezzo. Adagio. tenor recitattve and
solo With Overlooking Heart. reel
tatiye. Behold, MJ Lord. soprano and
tenor duet. 20. Flower u the Nerdaut
Lea quartet. Protect Them a
mighty address, the Key Reed stu
tan 10 His soul Bruno HUM.
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A hill locking toward honest horse
frmdInu Inns becn nraNn up by Nttnr-

MY James \ Robinson ana VIII u"
introduced IN che Legislature hF hSP.
mil makes IL compulsory for hors"
deslers to reveal defects In animals
Ia prospective buyers. IL - salh 70
meet the approval OF all irPhtapic
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
Mrs ErB-stIu- PapeDfn-s, who ""s
found unconscious Ia an alley back "t

No 182 Cadillac-aNea Thursday morn
Ing with her feet and hands frozen
il homewhat improved and The al
tending physicians ia St Mary nos
MIL now look for her lecovcty
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VIII be expended FOR daily lectures
ga the schools BY Or r. & Jameson
and FOR literature to be distributed
among the school boys The other
members OF the committee are Mrs.
James Arthur. Mrs II II Jackson.
MIS- T., & osborne Or Mary ThOmp-
snm Si.A-.Il- and AIlss EladNs LloNl
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

Character" All men are invited to bo
present
"A Tale Of Two cities. Dickens
powerful story CT suffering and acro-
Ism. Will form the subject OF the Rev
Walter T.. Burnett's popular monthly
sermon story in Preston NJ + church
SUNDAY eNsnins The choir viii be as
sisted bS Master Kent Keena. the boy
soprano. who VIII sing the Door az
Mop" Prov Harry Harner VIII pre-
side AT the organ.
CATHOLIC.
An oratorical contest viii be held I'm
the Detroit College gym Thursday
evening March, IS.
The Rev. William = Robson 5 j..
wee president OF Detroit college. leaves
Saturday FOR ST Louis. No. where he
VIII give q three-days' retreat TO the
alumnae OF the Visitation academy m
that cit.
The parish school OF the Church OF
the Annunciation is nearly completed
and arrangements are now being made
10 nave IL dedicated shortly after East
er The ladies Of the parish viii c~lC-
brate the event with a fair IN the new
building In May. and the school viii
be opened In september
The novena m honor OF 81 Joseph il
made In -. Aloysius church, the prayers
being said after all OF the masses each
morning. Interest still Keeps up Ia the
so-callsd printers mass, which Is held
AT o'clock every sunday morning in
this church, there being an average at
tendance OF about 100 persons.
The Rev. Edward u. Sullivan. : j.
OF the Detroit College. VIII give a lee
ture on The soldier race" In the be
evening. March - The lecture deals
principally with the Irish brigades and
their heroic service Ia the French,
Spanish. Austrian and American arm
les The proceeds OF the lecture VIII
60 towards d-fraying the expenses OF
,, furnishing the gym.
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WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

ur Gains Glenn Atkins viii give Tree
illustrate lecture Gu "rtnh"N- "i
Notrr Dame" Tuesday March 10 az
r. IA ina The lecture nom Oi ttie
public library. branch No !, fleid
and Agnes ayes.
Nr. Nnrxurrt MeideD. aged 80, VINO
Ind been "A resident Of Detroit since
eIp was A child died Friday In hcr
home. No $50 Highest cast Ihe
funeral vii Dc held Monday at
o'clock. from 81 Marys cnurch'
vyberr she was married ia 1884
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-19
show Corn Brings Good Price.

AMES, Ia, Jan. 1S.-(Special.)-The
highest price paid for corn at the corn
show sale was &S5, which was the sum
paid by H. f, Patterson, business man
ager of the Iowa Agriculturist, for A.
l.. Plummer's championship ten-ear sam
pie. This is at the rate of $3.50 an ear,
or nearly l cent a kernel. The cham
pionship thirty ears shown by c. r.
Bishop of Altoona were purchased by the
exhibitor for SOS. Mr.. Proudfit'S cham
pionship bushel also went back to the
grower at SIS. The price brought by
the championship single ear was some
thing of a disappointment to those who
looked for a repetition of some of the
skyrCcket prices OF previous years. This
ear was bought back by it's grower, Mr..
Frame. for $2S. None of these prices are
as spectacular as those made at the
show two years ago, when the record
breaking price of $3.50 for a single ear
was reached. The general average, how
ever, was higher han II has ever been
before. The entire proceeds amounted to
over $1,400, which is $500 more than
last years record.