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The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

Is included all the Detroit baptist
churches. held a banquet in the Wood
ward-aNc. Baptist church. Friday hlsht'
A feature OF the evening Was the pryss
sentation To the Baptists OF Detrolt OF
six new ministers i'm the local churches'
The Rev Maurice Penneld Fixes. ID u
OF the WoOdward-Gve. church, the hvN.
tredsrie Tower Cabin. OF the E Ens
the Rev. Is Il. Cutler. Of the Four[
teepth-ave.. the Rev. Paul cayer. OF
the First French: the Rev. III. r. Bul-
lock. OF the Beulah. and the new pas
tor of The Second German church, The
Rev. u III. Cooper. -. H.. OF the Grand
River-aVe. church. acted as toastmas =
ter. Addresses were delivered by the
Rev. =. X Tyson and the Rev T.. n,
Pence, Of the Forrest. Presbyterian
church.
The Rev. Frederic Tower Galpln. pas .
tor of the First Baptist church, viii
preach Sunday morning on kadesh-
harnca, and in the evening PROT
Andrew Mcconnell. president OF the SO
cicty OF Universal Science or New YORK;
Will lecture on The Development OF
the Three-fold Man, Life ELECTRICITY OF
Vital Force" Prof Mcconnell believes
Ina utilizing electricity In curing disease.
and SAYS that disease may be over .
come drought the study 81 THIS sub
Ject, under his direction, that Christian
Science, the Emmanuel movement ana
divine healing are all types OF his dis
CoNery. In lecture given recently IN
one OF the ehurches in Toronto. nun
tfeuS OF people n ere thrnet away UNI
able to hear the lecture of Prof. McCon-
nell Monday evening, special meeting -
viii begin in tho First church and VIII
continue for two weeks followed by the
Easter services Mr.. Galpin VIII Speai.
every evening ana musical numbers
VIII be provided 10y the chorus choir.
\ discussion Of the subject or merg-
ing the Baptist and Christian churches
was INDUCED in by the pastors OF these
two churches at the last two meetings
OF the Baptist Ministers conference In
the Woodward-avc. Baptist church, A
paper on the subject was presented by
the Rev. r. /. Brcxier Of the ratiot-
ave. Baptist church. two weeks ago.
and at the following meeting held this
week the Rev g. j. Tannar OF the
Central Christian church. considered
the topic from the standpoint OF his de-
nomination
The concensus of opinion was that
only slight differences exist between
be removed In time. While no action
was taken. IL Is believed that the unit
ing OF these denominations I'm various
places in Canada and the United states
will he followed here. Two large
churches united I'm Chicago recently
and the plan has worked out very sat
isfactorily.
The subject was considered in De-
troit two years ago, by the congrega-
lions OF the North Baptist and the
North Christian churches, but nothing
came OF IL. the members deciding 10 go
their separate ways. The feeling en-
gendered at that time. however, has
continued. and IL Is believed that the
more conservative element in both de-
nominations will think favorably or
the project.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
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BAleTIST.

The Rev. j. &. Mcdonald. pastor OF
the Baptist church In Mt Clemens, is
planning TO dedicate the new meeting
house. April is.
The Rev Marshall ". Petit. pastor OF
the stanton Park Baptist church. viii
preach sunday morning on The Mys-
his topic Will be The Power OF the
Blood"
The Rev. John Esslngton Miles. OF
the Scotch ave. Baptist church, VIII
Woman. Behold Thy Son" and ia the
evening on "PiIate, the Tragedy OF the
Human VIII
President w. ~. Craushaw. OF Colgate
university. Hamilton. y. Y, was IN De
troit the ntst 80 the week. and VIII
breach IN the First Baptist church sun
day morning. Monday. he visited the
high schools OF the city.
The Rev. John Essington Miles. pas
tor 90 thc Scotch Lave. Baptist church,
will give the concluding sermon TO his
junior congregation sunday morning at
10 O'Clock. his theme 20 be. The Bat
tleneld OF BrannoCkburn.'
The Rev. r. g Murphy will read a
paper on Open Communion IN Amer
ica. England and on the European Con
tinent." AZ the Baptist Ministers con-
ference. Monday morning In the Wood
ward-ave. BAPTIST church.
Ia the Woodwnrd-ave. Baptist church
FRIDAY evening. "A reception was given
FOR the 49, new members that have
coming of the Rev. Maurice Penneld
Fixes, u. D., last September.
The Rev. Maurice PennCld Fixes, ID.
D. OF tho Woodward-aVc. Baptist
church. will proaeh sunday morning on
Tho Message OF the Book Numbers"
In the evening. his subject will bc y
Iubilant city" Tuesday evening. the
II. Y. T. T. will give g. s"c.3i. 10 which
ail the yuun4 people ave invited. anil
'y,f,f. s.,.Fr ,stor1ilE 'T1 S. Oats 'Vcr Mass
viii gt4a nn Illustrated if't tfc in tue
IfUie tshpoi aalt AZ tult tu-te ~
cltof"d NicVs Wiz D. shown. ~
4 The Detroit Ba.tist union, In which
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

Now. ladies and gentlemen" began
tho political orator. riend me your
oarD'--
Just then some one In the gallery
(hrov . head OF cabbage at the
onqoker.
&tsc>parjo7 sssr Hsy s-ieri.r cJrsinGhi
NO speaker. turning his eyes toward
|1he point from which the cabbage had
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.

In the Gospel Tabernacle. Advent
Christian church. corner OF Bethune-
ave. and Beaubien-st.. Pastor william
A Burch will speak at 1890 o'clock In
the morning Sunday, on What IL
Means To BE a Christian" In the even
ing. he will give a blackboard sermon
TO the children and young people. In
the sunday school at IL o'clock. the
pastors wife will give a short mission
address.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
10y : zzz MUSICIANS

Col. Ellery. OF the Ellery band.
which will be heard again tomorrow
afternoon and evening in the Detroit
opera house. says that there are divers
reasons why his band ought to make
better music than It's rivals. One OF
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
Ihe Scale. can % the Trlek.

The Sugar Trust ought to be able to
absorb" as railroad men say. that
Reduction Of four cents hundred
pounds in the tariff on sugar.--St
Louis Post-Dispatch.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
NETHODIsT.

During the last quarter. the Grand
River-ave. Methodist church. OF whleh
the Rev william q. Nixon. Is pastor,
has had an increase OF a. members
The Rev. Charles Bronson Allen. OF
the North Woodward Methodist church.
will speak on the story OF home mis-
sions and missionaries, Sunday night.
Howard r. Bloomer. the attorney
will speak on The Judiciary in Poll
ties" before the Business Mems class
OF the Martha Holmes Memorial Meth
odist church. Sunday noon.
w. T.. Fenno. OF New York city, spe-
ciai religious work secretary OF the
railroad department OF the y. NJ {. a,
will deliver an address before the
day morning In the Central Methodist
church. on Why Men Are Not
Reached"
The Rev. Frederick Deland Leete. ID.
D., pastor OF the Central Methodist
church, will preach sunday morning on
The Rewards OF Beneficence," and in
the evening his topic Will be The
Giants sword" Friday night. the Ep-
worth league OF the church VIII hold
its annual election OF officers.
Roy L. Narcotic. baritone. and G.
Haines Wilson. tenor. have become
members of the quartet choir or the
Cass-ave. Methodist Episcopal church.
Both are pupils OF William LAWN: The
OTHER members or the choir are MIS- II.
Cleland Allison, soprano; Mrs. walter
w. Fox. alto, and Miss Minnie Il. Cald-
we'll organiSt and director.
The Brotherhood OF It. Paul OF Cen
trail Methodist church. at tho regular
meeting Monday night. will have
very interesting program. The toplr
OF municipal ownership VIII be debat-
ed by Hon r.. r. Ingram, affirmative.
and Judge III. A. Lockwood. negative,
followed BY general discussion. The
meeting Is open to all men.
The Rev. James NJ. Thoburn. OF the
Methodist Episcopal church made his
first visit to india half century ago.
and ne has spent nearly the whole or
the time since In that country. n
Thoburn jubilee, TO celebrate TINS htti
eth anniversary will be held in AL
legheny college. Meadville, Pa, April
II 10 10, and ii IL expected that sew
eral Detroiters Will be among the
guests at that time. for Bishop Tho
burn Is well known In this city and
Michigan. A nephew OF the mission
airy bishop occupied the pulpit OF the
Central Methodist church for number
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
OBERLIN PRESIDENT
SPEAKS HERE NEXT WEEK

The Rev. Henry Churchill King. -. n.
IL. ID. president OF oberlin college.
who will be the speaker AT the MONDAY
Lenten services i'm the Detroit opera
house. March 20 - April 3, ia one or
the Strong. u Thinkers and most promi-
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

come, IL only asked for your ears;
don't care for your head. Chicago
News s..
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

nent educators Of the country. Presi-
dent King Is not only a scholar and
preacher, but has written n number OF
Theology" The Theology OF the Social
Consciousness" and Rational Living.
His administration OF Oberlin college
has been most successful: the college
has grown In power under his direc-
fton.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Wayne County Sunday School
association IL planning for a great sdu-
cational meeting to take place In the
First United Presbyterian church.
Grand River and Alexandrines- aves.,
April 1917. The Rev. G. +. Knapp. OF
the Chicago Theological seminary. will
lecture on Sunday school methods and
management.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
Ne Print Here The
Letter Of a Very
Foolish Mother
Hsr Husband Makes Only 80 .
Week and spends Part Of That
for Drink. But She Doesn't
Favor Woman's Suffrage.


take care o. my sd,e s meet on the
N Suffrage $40 week. and
= e: :.
s S:.,s ss's : ely. s M: %: s. ;s' thought
a her
Poor foolish motheri
husband gets $Io week. drinks and who has
children
How many poor mothers there are just like heri
Times date shows how there
where the remedy lies for the evils OF
which s a victim
Doesn't seem almost impossible that this fail
that she opposed the of bringing about those
improved conditions she asks for in her letter.
impossible husbands with families to
support spend their money for drink.
This could brought about by closing the saloon
This prohibition but she does want
that would be able close the saloon
She believes that she will have done her duty when her chill
properly thinks all right for her
end.
again children leave
school, and particularly children for having such father
The SAME whisky boys and the hus
bands of her daughters
This husband of hers though she tnksthis husband who
spends money support Of his family
the should do the voting for the family rather than She
There argument favor of womans suffrage in the
the week for $Io
little better than $rso day.
He works for that wage
for it.
he has voted that way majority of men voters HAVE
and they necessarily topers, either.
They the profits of what they by their labor
duce pockets hands of the capitalists
for whom they work
The social conditions under
country their ngs by the of
their and could be for THE WIVES OF THESE
MEN.
The made those conditions and who
are not permitted to vote have o suffer
wife caring for the home Of what
house. put up with whatever that is with
whatever puts with provides
herself and children
HER vote would that home in the
HAVE NOT BEEN
upon what he has done make himself the
greedy capital question the in
seHigence of woman AND TO DO 1T BETTER THAN
HE HAS
mother who opposes a for herself ALL
public questions expressed herself through the referendum The
Times been conducting this page for weeks.
The limit placed weeks but there has
quest the time be extended weeks
We will comply with that and the referendum will
close Saturday. April
1t surprising aroused
\ the positive sentiment of the
Outside of quoted above
subject intelligent discussion the
against proposition suffice
The attached form of ballot will appear the paper every day
together with discussion of the subject. pro and
you voted register your view suffrage
send 1t in before the tenth of April.
II WOMAN SUFFRAGE REFERENDUM
cyvINr
81 OPPOSE GIVING
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
The Truth. No Matter
Whom II Helps or Hurts.

To the Editor Of The Times:-rou
can register my vote az opposed 10
the riaht Of q vote for women on AZ.
the questions. ! think that u 10 an
rlpht for women to vote on schooi
questions for they are mothers ano
are, Of course. Interested In giving
their children q good education. "
they get a good education they are
able to vote with intelligence and that
Is az far az women should 90 In want
ina 70 vote, I have all ! can do TO
take care Of my children at home and
saving to make both ends meet on the
$40 a week my husband earns and
what little I get Of that after the sa-
lam uets lts share. ~ they want to
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

Miss Helen Gould will give recep-
ton I'm the Naval Y. NJ &. A., in Brook
lyn 10 1000 snilors on four OF the
world cruising battleships. which have
been assigned to the Brooklyn navy
yard The reception will be held two
afternoons IN April.
w. f. Fenno. OF New York city. will
speak in the Y. NJ &. A. sunday after
noon on THE Devils Masterpiece.
Mr. Fenno has been in the city the last
few DAYS conducting a series or factory
meetings. with the assistance OF the
the various Protestant demon
nations sixty meetings were held. IL
is estimated that between $4,000 ana
1 Z. 900 men were reached during these
A week from Sunday. DR..
Wilfred Il. Grenfell. OF Laborador. VIII
deliver "A stcreopticon lecture OIL his
work I'm that country.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

OF the week. DR.. McCollester VIII speak
on THE Preachers View OF Religion
from the Standpoint OF Liberal Re-
ligion" Or. Wenley Will give one ad-
dress Sunday evening. April \. on Re-
ligion and Reason.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
JEWISH.

What the Synagogue and Church
May Teach Each Other" Will be the
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
EPISCOPAL.

The choir of st. Pauls Episcopal
church will render the short Lenten
cantata. THE Crucifed." by George h.
Nevin, Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
under the direction Of Arthur Russell.
The Rev. William +. Faber. d. D..
rector of st. Johns Episcopal church.
will give the fifth of his series OF ser
mons to men Sunday afternoon at Z
o'clock on the general topic. The
Church's Appeal" His theme will be
The Church Broad and Narrow"
The Rt. Rev Charles ID. Williams will
visit 1T. Andrews Episcopal church
at o'clock Will be- present Hs a service
In 81. Luke's church. Ypsilanti. Other
visitations are as follows: Friday,
April ., st. Phillips. Detroit; Palm sun
day. st. James. Detroit. In the morning.
st. Paurs In the afternoon, and st.
Johns in the evening.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
UNINERsAI.IsT.

Dr. lee = McCollester. In his morn
ing doctrinal course, VIII discuss Sun
day. In the Church OF Our Father
"Crccds. the Apostles Creed vs. the
Principles % the Cniversalist Church"
I'm the evening. Mrs. Edna Chaffee
Noble will give a sacred reading on A
Gospel OF Tears" from Tennyson's In
Memoriant
Dr. A. III. strong. Of Chicago. gives
and will discuss Bird Psychology: the
Brains Of Birds. DO They Think Why
and How DO They Mater Every phase
81 the tonic Will iis illustrated. with col
ored sNlrs
-. MrCpilc .-e~ Gas arfar sed for
ss.af. s4s,,.sg ) .-Syigs IS isNii,.s isyHa 50,
Fl" gian the tcck preceding Faster.
- - NJ. WcnlcN 81 the department
ftf.rr address on Tue Philosopher
View ~ Rciigicn," and the later part
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
CATHOLIC.

subject or Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin's ad-
dress Sunday morning in Temple Beth
Ell. The service begins at l0:<s o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

At the weekly concert training class
In the Michigan Conservatory of
Music. the following pupils took part:
The Misses Ida Searle. Gladys Zinc
and Gertrude Schutzberger, pianists:
Grace MCGOWAN, vocalist, and the
Misses Daisy Nickerson and Vivian
Sheppard, OF Windsor, violinists.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
CONGREGATIONAI


Miss Anna Rice. general secretary OF
the Young Woman's Christian associa-
tion, Will give the third OF ucr vesper
talks on Things That M Worth
While in the association rooms Sunday
ut 3:45 o'clock, her topic 10 be ITO
Learn the Secret of Christ's Power in
Us. Mrs. Neuhof Will sing Mrs.
Mark Il. stevens Will give musicale in
the association rooms Thursday, April
|. from 1890 TO / o'clock In the after
noon. Thursday a membership enter
talnment Will be given by the Central
High school orchestra. Mrs. Eugene
Bresler and Allan Wallace
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

CATHOLIC.
The Young Ladies' Sodality Of Sts-
Anne's parish has elected the follow
ing officers: President, Miss Martha
McGreevey: vice-president. Miss Bessie
White: secretary. Miss Nellie Burchili;
treasurer Miss Minnie Coughlin.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27
CHRISTIAN.

At the annual meeting OF the North
Christian church. OF which the Rev j.
L. McGarvey Is pastor. the reports read
show net increase OF 80 per cent In
the membership. and IS. net increase
in the attendance of the Sunday school
In the last year Mr.. McGarvey has
been in charge OF the church for IA
months.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

The Detroit College OF Music will
have It's regular monthly evening con-
cert April / and will give works from
Edward Mcdowell. The pianistes to
appear are Eva Lord. Elizabeth Ruhl-
man, Bernice Wright, Jennie Lewis.
Eunice Dunn and Charlotte Fox.
Charles j. Cragg will sing solos and
there will be numbers by the male
quartet and mixed chorus.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-27

When have recorded preference the ballot
win be made public: Just the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20

deaths have resulted from operations.
7 here have been 20 medical cases. OF
the six deaths which have occurred at
the Institution, three were caused by
Brgbt's disease, two acute and one
chronic) one from Typhoid fever one
from blood poisoning and one from
fracture of tho spine mo opeTatiOn).
The largest number Of patients cared
for at once has been II although there
are now accommodations for 81. The
new maternity ward has been complet-
/ ard several cases have been treated
since its inaugural There are 20 physi-
clans of Waldo County who are on the
stat or directly interested. also one
out of the county who has brought pa
tents here and operated upon them.
physicians from Portland and Rock
and are frequently called in consulta-
ton. Any regular graduated and reg
istered physician in good standing in
Waldo County of the State of Maine
can enter patients and treat them Il
they so desire. Ward patients receive
treatment free from physicians and
surgeons on service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20

The finance committee has paid out
during the past six months for general
repairs and improvements, including q
new heating plant, about s140O.
The Woman's Hospital Aid Society
has done much for the institution and
has large and increasing membership,
having taken a large number of AS ~
members during the past six months.
1t has furnished a room in the new
maternity ward. bought a fine range
for the kitchen, a set of dishes and
many other things which the institu-
ton has needed.
The Waldo General Hospital is one of
the institutions of which the County
should he proud of and one which all
should esteem it favor to assist With
out it, there would be no place to take
the sick, The injured or emergency ca
ses needing immediate surgical aid. It
is sincerely hoped that during the week
set aside for donation that the people
OF Waldo County and friends living
elsewhere who are interested in their
old home and it's welfare, will respond
generously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20

Belfast, Me, Nov 19.--(SpeciaD -
The people of Waldo County Who are
Interested in the welfare of the Waldo
County General Hospital, situated in
this; city, will have an opportunity to
give to that institution during the week
beginning Thursday, Nov. 18th, as such
has teen appointed by the Womans
Aid Society as the first annual dona-
ton week. There are many things
which one can give to the institution
which will be highly appreciated and it
is thought that if the people are invit-
ca to do So. that many will give OF
their abundance to this worthy cause.
Vegetables, groceries, fruit, preserves.
linen, spoons, sheeting, in fact any
thing which can be used in the running
o. en- institution of this kind will be
very gratefully received. Other hospi-
4. > have established donation weeks
aid have found them very helpful and
tie people ready to respond.
The Waldo County General Hospital
- treated 80 cases from May ~ 1909
to Nov. 1G. 1899 OF these IS surgical
9 .'erations We're performed. No
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20

Germany has instituted a meteoro-
logical service especially reserved for
aerial navigation. All the data gath
cred in the observatories of Europe
will be sent to Germany and, collatcd
with those taken at Linenberg, Grors-
wenteel and Friedrichshafcn. will be
centralized at Aix-la-Chapelle. There
they will be recollated anG the results
sent out by telegraph for the use Of
the German aero clubs. BY this
means it will be known with precision
whether any particular day is favor
able for an ascent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20

The beautiful elm tree opposite the
residence o. Hon. L. T. Carleton in
Winthrop has been repaired this fall
by competent foresters and is now in
condition to survive the storms for
many years The tree has 4 history Of
its own, having been planted by one
or Winthrop's earliest settlers. 1t is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20

known that it is nearly $50 Years old.
The foresters offered to repair the tree
fer the cost of the material and the
funds were promptly raised by the
townspeople, Though one Of the old
est trees in the county. it is now neat.
~ trimmed and presents a fine anpear-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-20

Secretary Wilson says that the aver
age American buckingham does better
than Queen Elizabeth. Didn't know she
was model.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-06
hotIce of Sale.

Soroe is hereby gwen that 'hc
Ardmorc National Bank. being .he
holder o. 10 shares Of the capital
stock o' said Bank as pledge and
collateral security. securing the pay.
mcn'. iu part. % a no,o executed by
r. 4 Jones. deceased 20 said Bank
on tho 18th day of September 1905
fo- the sum Of $4,000. due and
payable on the lS'h dav ~ October.
1905 Which said note IS due and uu.
paid. viii oror for sale and SOL 20
the highest bidder To- cash in hand.
tho said shares OF stock. ON the 18th
day of August. 1909. "A, the front
door % tho Arimor. National Bank.
In th" CITY of Ardmoro. Carter Coun.
~. Oklahoma. between the hours Of 10
O'Clock a m.. and . o'clock m of
said date
ARDMORE NATIONAL BANK.
$40 by q. W stuart. Cashier