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The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

OF England TO its pastorate. IL did not
know how much IL was getting. lie
brought with him the same Zeal. cout-
age and enterprise that had achieved
a distinguished success on the othtr
side. and In his new held soon mapped
out plans for larger work than has
ever been undertaken IN the American
metropolis All this. with the remark
able boldness. freshness and force or
his discourses evoked the admirine
cooperation OF his people and seemed
abundant in promise. But talas that
the distinctive here insists on hear
ing) Or Aksd has shown a disposi-
tion 10 introduce here certain loose
ness OF practice which Is in vogue ia
some so-called Baptist churches IA
England DR.. Aked's proposal Is that
the matter OF baptism be left 10 tho
choice OF the candidate fol member
ship. but IL baptized IL must be by ina
mersion When he Joined with neigh
boring pedo- Baptist churches In the
observance OF the Lords supper some
OF hts faithful supporters. lifted their
eyebrows but offered no protest. see o.
ing that there are many American Rap-
lists who axe sentimental view
Of the ordinance that they set the table
outside the church. From that he has
proceeded to greater looseness,
namely the advocacy OF receiving to
church membership persons who have
not been baptized This Is the logical
outcome or unrestricted communion
and Is the usage or some churches In
England that bear the Baptist name.
but IL is not acceptable to all the mem
bers OF the Fitth-ave. church.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
BY A Woman Halter.

What's the matter with wedding
ring as an exclusive circle?
Marrying a girl with money is the
surest get-rich.quick scheme.
It's always safe 10 ask girl for a
kiss after YOU have taken IL.
On the ocean OF life many woman
sails under false colors
All women would want religion II
II were good for The complexion.
One woman can be awfully fond OF
another--ii they are hundred miles
apart
II woman naes her husband, It's
up to him to supply her with plenty
Of cause,
Introduce your enemies to your
wife's relations and then forgive them.
When a woman meets man after
her own heart the chances are that
he isn't
And II the average woman gave
voice only 10 her thoughts she would
talk less.
Some married men are diplomatic
enough To hide the fact that they are
hcnpecked.
\ bachelor says a mule is the most
obstinate thing on earth. but married
men know better
II sometimes happens that a young
man puts his foot In II when he asks
a girl for her hand.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
From Another Point of View


await official
this
Only thing the that junket Who
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ed tunkes.
Warner suits governor one of those
oldfashioned junkets?
Yorker has invented IS tho
supposed o
o he
Wearing apparel the body Of In
NJ
Mich, NJ In
In And now the au
three
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
ID APT1ST.

The Rev. Ernest c. Murphy. former
~ pastor Of the Beulah Baptist churon
The Windsor PARK Baptist church. Chi
cago. last sunday.
The Rev. Allan Hoben, D. d., former
" pastor Of the First Baptist churcn,
Of this city, gave an address on w ork
FOR Boys before the Chicago Baptist
Ministers conference. Monday morn
ing.
The Rev. Marshall II Petit pastor
Of the stanton Park baptist cnn u,,n,
VIII preach sunday morning on tause
FOR Thanksgiving. and his TOPIC IN
tile evening viii be "Despised ana ne
jected OF Men.
Miss Florence E Grant has been been d APP
pointed general worker for Michigan
hy the Woman's Baptist Home MIS-
sionary society. with headquarters ia
petroit. Her work VIII be- 10 pro-
mote and organize mission circles
among women.
The Rev. Frederick Tower Gilpin OF
the First Baptist church. VIII read a
paper On An Appreciation OF oShl ,an
rracher." tire great German theV5o = ,aa,
before the members or the baptlst
preachers conference In the w oou-
wafd-av. Baptist church
The Rev Il. IS Davidson. of the War
ren-avc Baptist church. mas speh' WI
week ln chicago. and sunday VIII
preach ia Rockford, III He VIII re-
Turn home next Wednesday. me KeN
+ q Clutterbuck. of Emmanuel Baptist
gII1Irt f. VIII lIfN Aitt HNARiN ~
thc morning aud evening service.
Tho Rev John Essington Miles. OF
the Scntten-ave. Baptist church. has
organized teachers training class
which "a somethtus - novelty SO tar
a. churches are concerned. Teachers
are. .of course. invited TO attend ana do
Att.nd and ths parents are also re-
0ucsted 10 Doe present and Iearn how
10 teach and direct the children. THIS
movement was inaugurateh ihsl
wednesday evening. and started very
.f4vorably with a large attendance. Miss
Margaret Waltz is teaching the class
whilc Mir Miles Is engageu IN evan
gellatic services in Wayne II IL be
iievsd tnet tbN VII have wide In
rucnce ou the home training Of the
child Mr. Miles Will preach sunday
nlarping -on@"A Dark Blot-oa the
American Nation. and In the evening
on PRAYED ont OF Prison lie VIII
give a t0-uiuute talk 20 boys and girls
So visit 10 Stirling castle. SCOTLAND.
preceding the morning service.
Relative To- the matter Of Baptistt
receiving into the. church persons who
have not been baptized. the current
issue ~ the Christian Herald says.
when thu Fifth-ave Baptist church
OF New York called Rev :. F. Aked,
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
EPIsC OPAL.

The Rev. stephen w Frisbie rec
tor of IT. James Episcopal church. viii
preach sunday morning on "Christ's
Work and His Preparation for Do
ing It"
The R;. Rev Charles - Williams
Will spend portion OF next week In
Cleveland. his former home. preaching
and lecturing sunday morning he viii
Officiate in Trinity cathedral in that
city, and In the afternoon viii speak
at the memorial services ncld In the
Chamber OF Commerce in honor Of t.
* Shurtlen. general secretary OF the
Cleveland Y. VI. G. A. who died a short
short time ago. Wednesday evening
he WI deliver an address in Trinity
cathedral and Thursday evening VIII
address the Church club in Detroit
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
TO MAKE CHURCH
INSTITUTIONAL
REV. r. T. GAlPiN, OF FIRST BAP-
list SUGGESTS NEW SCHEMES
TO CONGREGATION

In the annual meeting OF the First
Baptist church. Thursday evening. the
Rev. Frederic Tower Galpin, the pas
tor. recommended that architects be
instructed to prepare plans for Sun
day school building TO be built for the
church TO accommodate 1000 pupils.
and proceed 10 secure the money Tor
that purpose The church. located In
the down town district. faces the PROB
LENS OF other congregations similarly
located. and since the advent or MT
Galpin everything has been working
towards the institutional church. A
guild has been established in the
house next 10 the church. where y
young men make their home They
have furnished the house, have their
own servants: In fact. have practical
home life. and IL Is self-supporting. II
is now proposed by Mr.. Galpin that
Young women members of the church
have a similar institution, with chap
erone. There are enough girls who
are members Of the First church to
establish the guild, and they prefer
cooperative home to boarding. This
was another suggestion OF Mr.. Gal
pin and the matter was referred TO
committee. while the building OF the
Sunday school was left TO the trus-
tees. Another suggestion OF Mr. Cal
pins was TO the fleet that we have
cabinet, consisting OF representatives
from the various departments OF the
church work. so that he will be III
close touch with all OF the work OF
his congregation.
Sunday morning, Mr. Galpin Will
preach on The Christian church In
question" and in the evening on our
crusade; the Saracen." The evening
service will be under the auspices oil
the mems club OF the church, ana
music will be furnished by the chorus
choir OF 100 voices.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
CHAPTER XIII.
The PilIarc of GAIA.


Brachard knew that the moment OF
his triumph had come. Govain was
helpless in his brawny hands, The
little dude of the Paris boulevards
was no match for the big longshore-
man who had made fortune OF mil
lions and was ready to lose IL for re-
yenge
Brachard sneered contemptuously
at Govain as the latter tainted him
with lack of honor.
Yes, Govain: where should | have
gotten honor?" he said But with
You il was different. You're the son
of a soldier Brave and admired.
Your mother was sanity woman.
You were nourished with the milk OF
honor"
With the vindictiveness OF an ami
NAL he pushed Goyain back against
the table
You were taught honor. and YOU
grew up surrounded by honorable ex.
amples. he went on. SO you have
honor. In truth. Govain. you have too
much far too much In duels where
you serve as second to some idiot
you ask $500 for your trouble. You
have 50 much honor you don't know
what TO DO with IT, SO you sell II at
SO much an hour It's fine trade.
dealing in honor.
In his utter loathing OF the man,
Brachard could not refrain from jam
ming him down on the table again.
Goyain struggled feebly, but ineffect-
ually.
You let woman, Grace Ruther.
ford. pay your debts. and you prom.
Used Ia marry her. and as soon as you
made money you brutally threw her
over" Brachard tainted But you
returned her money because you are
a man OF honor, and with a parvenu
like me-a nobody. whom you met by
chance-you made another bargain"
Govain and His Honor"
Brachard ) tone was whitening as he
went on
You graciously appeared TO be my
friend and in exchange you took my
money and my help. and then you de-
liberately stole my one chance Of hap
piness. the light of my life.
You could do this. because you
We're man OF honor; you filthy
wretch. And II | were idiot enough
to fall into the snare you call honor:
If | were To stand up with you tomor-
row. | should be stretched upon the
field OF honor. Does IL not seem to
you that In this honorable affair hon
or ought to play some part?"
Govain. released from Brachard's
grasp, made a movement toward the
door Brachard stepped in front OF
him:
III you try to get out OF here III
break your face" he exclaimed
Govain shrugged his shoulders. He
was perfectly cool again and con-
! temptuous.
II wanted a cigarette" he explain
ed pointing TO a box that lay on the
table lis the odor OF smoke disagree
able TO your"
Smoke, baby" Brachard said,
throwing him On cigarettes. You
haven't finished smoking and swagger-
ing: you haven't finished your bottle.
! But I'll spoil that handsome mug for
you before we part today. You are
! far too good looking. Govain: but you
shall pay for IT,"
Govain seated himself astride OF a
chair and regarded his adversary with
maddening GOODNESS.
Without being too inquisitive, may
I | ask how long you intend to keep this
conversation up" he asked. do you
intend to keep me here. until tomor-
row."
i tContinued Monday
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23

in Heaven and his evening topic viii
be A Lost Christ a social VIII be
given in the church next Friday night
and the evening OF Feb. concert
VIII be given In the church under the
auspices OF the choir Homer Warren
Will be one OF the soloists
CHRISTIAN.
The men Of the Woodward ave.
Christian church Will give a social IN
the church Friday evening, Jan. 20 and
have invited the ladies Of the church
as their special guests The men Will
prepare the supper. serve II and have
also arranged for the entertainment
which follows. The committee IN
charge OF the affair consists OF +. y.
Taylor &. Walker and f. j. Mason
IL is said a novel entertainment Will
be given by the men.
Tn. Rev. &. Tannar. OF the Cen
trail Christian church. will preach sun
day morning on The Heavenly city.
and In the evening on The Truthful
ness OF the Book OF Exodus" The an
nU0l meeting ~ the church was held
Monday night and the reports showed
a most successful year. The mission
cry offerings were the largest in the
history OF the church, the total amount
from tie church societies and indi-
vidual members being practically s2s. o.
600. The church. sunday school. ladies'
missionary societies and individual
members OF the church now supports
I'VE Missionaries. These missiona rios
are IN India. Thlbet and the Philip
pines. The business meeting was fol-
lowed by social session.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
METHODIST

DR. Frank 7. r. Stephenson Will
speak GA Alcohol" at the noon meet
ing sunday Of the Business Mems class
OF the Martha Holmes Memorial Meth
odist church
The Rev John II. Boyd. n u. pas
tor 81 the First Presbyterian chutch.
viii be- the speaker at the Methodist
preachers meeting next Monday morn
Ing. his topic TO be "A Possible solu-
ton OF the Negro Problem.
The Rev Eugene Moor, OF the
Martha Holmes Memorial church. VIII
conduct meetings every evening next
week This viii be called the week
Of Inquiry" bat the services are really
the d1d-fashioned revival meetings.
Each evening some question OF the
Bible will be taken MP. JAS for instance
w hat wilt thou have me- do y
heart to- heart talk viii be given after
wards by the pastor sunday morning.
Nh Moore will preach on Tho Meas
urr Which God tscs. and In the even
ing on Tho Gauge Of the Measure.
The RsvErhomas Buttlc.-vt London
England who is conducting eNanselis-
tic service IN this country. az present
holding "A revival ia Chicago. VIII be-
gin a series 81 evangclistic meetings
Ia the Arnold VI. th0dist church tie
latter part OF March. The Rev. sidney
-. Eva pastor OF the Arnold church.
was assistant TO AIR Buttle when the
latter rad charge uf the Jubilee Metho-
dist mission IN London Next sunday
morning, Mr.. Eva will preacn Oh War
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23

The last OF series OF illustrated lee
lures on the life OF Christ will be given
I'm the Army Y. VI {. A. Fort Wayne.
Sunday evening at O'Clock on His
Last Days on Earth
Gen T. T. Sweeny OF Columbus
Ind. VIII deliver an address Sunday
afternoon at 80 in the Y NJ e 4
rooms Gen. Sweeny - member Of
the Christian church. and - years ago
was consul from the United states 10
COnstantinOple
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23

ers-by spat on the street as sign
OF contempt
My home was a thieves pawnshop.
At school. the other boys formed a
league to beat me. They frightened
me until the battle was on. and then
fought back by instinct That day
| compelled a hypocrite to desist.
NJ career has been like that. Scot
fed at by men. have made my way
with my fists. But | haven't honor.
Where should | have gotten honor?'
Where. indeed" Goyain sneered.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
PREsBN TERRAIN.

The Brotherhood OF the Woodward
Presbyterian church VIII give a ban
Quet In the Hotel fuller. Monday even
ing ian 20.
The Mems association OF the Fort
ST PRESBYTERIAN church Will give
banquet on the eve or the celebration
OF the centennial OF Abraham Lincoln.
a missionary praise service VIII be
held IN the Cadillac ave, Presby terian
church next Sunday evening under the
auspices OF the Women's Missionary
society.
The Rev. Marcus Scott. OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian church. VIII give a
special talk To men. Sunday evening at
1880 clock, on "Shamman and Be
naiah."
The Rev. John II Boyd H. D. OF the
First Presbyterian church. assisted al
the installation OF his successor TO the
pulpit OF the church in Evanston III
last Tuesday evening.
The Rev. James T. Black. d. u, will
lead in a symposium on the subject.
Consolidation OF our Boards" at the
Presbyterian Ministers association OF
Detroit and vicinity Monday morning
The following officers OF the Mems
Billie class OF Bethany Presbyterian
church have been elected President
Lewis NJ Ellis. secretary. Henry W.
Burritt: treasurer. George IT. Fenkell.
series Of evangelistic meetings
Will begin Sunday In the First United
Presbyterian church. DR.. w ASH,
day. at $50 and 1880 o'clock
The executive committee or the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
OF the Detroit Presbytery viii hold It's
regular meeting Wednesday afternoon:
Jan. %, at o'clock in the parlors or
the First Presbyterian church.
The Rev. A. n Barr. ID. d, pastor
OF the Jefferson-aVe. Presbyterian
church has been IN New York and at
Princeton college for few days. He
will return next Monday Sunday.
Weston Johnson Will occupy the pull
pit OF the Jefferson ave. church, and
In the evening John All VIII be IN
charge
The Rev. J NJ. Barkley. n D.. OF the
Forest-ave Presbyterian church. VIII
preach sunday morning on Living as
Jesus Would the sermon having Its
suggestion IN the movement being car
ried on in Cleveland whore several
thousand young people agreed to i've
for two weeks rs they beifeve jesus
would. IN the evening Dr. Barley
will speak on THE Bibles Greatest
People" being the last ~ series OF
three sermons on The Bibles Greatest
Things" Dr Barkley Will go 10 Phila r.
delJhia next week TO attend meeting
of the general assembly committee on
religious education.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
Ii TIiERAN.

In St Pauls English Lutheran
church. Sixteenth and Breckenridge
SITS. the Rev. f.. 6 Longaker. pastor
will preach Sunday morning on The
Greatest River IN the World The
evening subject will be- The Wrong
Place to Build"
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
JEW ISIi.

The subject OF Rabbi Leo VI Frank
Inns sermon next sunday morning in
Temple Beth FL viii be some Mem
cries and Some Hopes. a tenth ami
versary sermon. Services begin at
l0.45 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
CONGREGATIONAI.

The Public SCHOOL, Modern Social
Force" viii be- the topic OF a paper by
Prof David Mckenzie before the Bust
ness Mems bible class OF the First Con-
EDUCATIONAL church. Sunday noon.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
The Truth No MATER
Wbom 1t Helps or Hurt.

United States Senator Rayner
SAYS he is glad President Roose-
Welt is going on hunting trip to
Africa.
The presidents absence he
SAYS, will be conducive 10 the
peace of the nation"
Senator Rayner does not like
the president.
VERY FEW OF 0 u K
NITED STATES SENA-
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
How Peaceful II Will
Be When Roosevelt Is
Away--fOr the Robbers
Our United States Senators viii
Sit More Easily In Their Seats.
Too-The Peace for Which
Sen. Rayner Speaks.

TORS LIKE THE PRESIDENT.
He watches them closely
He much.
HE GESTURES THE PEOPLE TOO MUCH.
He writes plainly his does his words
and he writes messages frequently.
The wouldn't about the much only
they always made public
The president has idea generally what the people
and he suggests legislation his messages along that line
The first doesn't phase the and then the
dent sends another.
The particularly people
rather, it hasn't been in the habit of caring.
Its members elected by the people and for that
has considered itself under obligation the people
The however do like have the people
santy reminded through president the legislation they
they going get.
1t all right the think for the people this and
that and for the president what they his
sage, but there, ought stop.
After the president has his that this legisla
ton and that is demanded by people people ought
It, the think
The proddng by President
sentiment that growing country the
method of naming United States will them to
consider themselves bit responsible TO THE PEOPLE
just these senatorshps bought from legislatures
This sentiment that growing favors their election direct by
the of the people, the all other
elected We praying for increasingly right here Michigan
And the don't this sentiment gain strength
so ROOSEVELT HAS OFFENDED BY CALLING THE
ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE THROUGH THESE SPE-
CIAL MESSAGES TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE GET
OF CONGRESS THAN THEY ARE ENTITLED TO UNDER
THEIR FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
That why Senator Rayner the others him leave
the country.
The peace would
be PEACE FOR UNITED STATES SENATORS.
want President Roosevelt the
country in the interest of peace for themselves.
These others interests that represented the floor
of the United faithfully people
Among them the criminal and the thieves Wast
They everything peaceful calm and quiet
possible.
Burglars generally peaceful and nice
and quiet.
These criminals the country fall asleep and havss
pockets picked again.
peope-hen happened along
sleeper.
He made lot of noise when the victim had thor
oughy awakened and had his rubbed Roosevelt pointed
out the robbers.
President Roosevelt with his noise has continued stand by
and keep the victims until the fellows who have been
hanging around what little they forced leave his
pockets when disturbed regard the president somewhat of
nuisance.
They will be glad when he gets the vicinity.
President Roosevelt has his faults the all of
He has made mistakes but unbiased citizen will
that he acting for other than the public from other
honest conviction in cracking the whip congress
posing the rascas who mung people with high hand
when he into Office
He has given the of good government peace
early return from his hunting be hoped
possible his editorial keep
stirred up.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
"SAMSON'
By.
JOSEPH
O'BRIEN

OF the play running the Criterion Theaser
publ by perm OF Charles FrohmanD
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23
CONTINUED Monday)

4 Connecticut paper mill has sue.
ceeded in making a tough paper with
The Detroit times., 1909-01-23

Er2HO Will prevent me- Govlan
MI asked, starting toward the
lN II will" Brachard answered.
Goyian held his little, sleh-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-02
South Dakota
Man Hands in
Resignation
Auditor Person Says Both Senators
Have Been After His Scalp
for Several Months.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-Declaring that
the two South Dakota senators have been
working for his official decapitation for
political reasons" and that he has de-
cided to relieve the president from fur
ther embarrassment, Robert s. Person
auditor for the Interior department, has
rendered his resignation. to take effect
on December l.
II have rendered my resignation, to
take effect December l., 1909" said Mr.
Person tonight. For several months
past the president has been greatly en-
barrassed by a political situation in which
I am a factor. Since his Inauguration
the two senator's from South Dakota
have been persistently demanding my Of
ficial decapitation for political reasons,
although all of us profess to be repub-
licans. 1 have decided to relieve the
president from further embarrassment
incident to the industry Of the senators
from my home state in demanding my
separation from the service.
1T is needless to say" he continued
shat hereafter shall enjoy a freedom
of expression and action in public and
political affairs which are denied me
in my present position"
Lieutenant Governor Howard c. Shober
Of Highmore, s. d., has been appointed
Mr.. Persons successor.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-02
Peary's Trip Up Hudson
is Continuous Ovation

1T has been most gratifying TO have
taken part I'm the parade" said Commander
Peary tonight 'and 1 am deeply appre-
ciative Of the reception that has been given
the officers and crew OF the Roosevelt and
myself. 1t was magnificent"
Mrs. Peary also was delighted with the
welcome
j. Pierpont Morgan on his big steam
yacht Corsair. with a party Of friends, gave
Commander Peary and the Roosevelt a
graceful greeting off Stony Point The
yachts ensign was dipped and Mr.. Morgan
DOTTED his cap and stood bareheaded until
the Arctic ship had passed Commander
Peary waved his blue yachting cap in
recognition.
The Roosevelt dropped anchor near the
United States flotilla Of scout cruisers, sub
marines and torpedo boats off Newburgh
in the evening. The lateness OF the hour
did not diminish the noisy greeting from
vessels there Commander Peary and party
boarded a tug and went ashore at Fish
kill Landing. where they took a train for
New York. Mr. and Mrs. Peary departed
late tonight for Portland.
Some Of the specially invited guests on
the Roosevelt were; Miss Annie Peck,
mountain climber; Emil Dibitsch, brother
OF Mrs. Psary, and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
l. Bridgman. Mr. Bridgman Is secretary
OF the PsaEy Arctic cluhe