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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
IN THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Detroit Presbyterian ministers
VIII meet Monday morning In the first
church, when the Rev }. M barkley
viii give "A Vacation Travelogue.
Services will be held In the newly
org anixed Reformed Presbyterian
church. Hamilton blvd and Grum,
mond-Rve., Sunday morning AT ~
o'clock. and in the evening at I;SO
day morning
Foxes and Grapes" will be the sub
jrct OF the Rev. r. H. reree's sermon
In the Forrest. church. sunday morning.
In the evening, DIR. Pence Will speak
ON ideals and Womaniness," the quar-
tet choir TO sing Gauis cantata "kuth,
FOR the regular monthly musical ser,
vice The Womsn's aSsoeiation VIII
Monday evening, y. j. Corey VIII give
flee organ recital In the church. Inc
Mems association will hold the hrst
banquet % the season I'm the church
house. Thu: sday evening, when Chief
OF Detectives Mcdonnell will be the
principal speaker
Children OF God viii be the theme
OF the Rev A II Bars sermon IN the
Jefferson ave. church. sunday morn
ing In the afternoon. Mr. Barr VIII
speak In the musical vesper service on
His Very Face Was Changed The
Church OF Tomorrow" the young peo-
pies society OF the church. has ar
ranged an exceptionally interesting
program for the regular meeting sun
day afternoon, 10 lnCluOS a dcphNo va
Resolved. That the secular eallings
OFFER more opportunity for Christian
work than the ministry" The affirm
alive will be upheld BY Miss Mayme
Whitlock and Roy Billiard. and the
negative by Miss Anna Armitage ana
Edwin Brede The young people VIII
hold their annual Halloween party
Tuesday evnins. Nov. /. In Newoerry
chapel
Henry NJ Leland. founder and gen
eral Manager OF the Cadillac Motor Co.
will speak In Westminster church'
Sunday evning. In the course OF spe-
cial Sunday evning addresses 70
young people arranged by the church.
In drawing attention TO Mr.. Leland
talk. the following paragraph appears
in an advertising learet when mas
had wide distribution Tie has al
ways been a factory man and knows
what "a factory man Is UP against. me
working man has no stronger trienu
In this Sunday evening address ne
specially invites the men from the au-
tomobile plants It's warm, home
like church. too and IL you want one
fine evening, with hearty welcome. De
on hand sunday. Oct so, at 7 80. me
best seat Is yours II you get around
early enough. The place Is on the cor
ner OF Woodward and Parsons, 70 MIN
utes easy walk from the factory Make
this date for Sunday evening
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
IN SOCIETY

The Alliance Franchise will meet
Saturday evening, in the Detroit Con-
servatory OF Music hall
Mrs. Frederick NJ. Alger will give
a Halloween party for her niece. Miss
Josephine Alger, Saturday evening. In
the Alger home In Crosse Pointe
Farms.
The annual ball OF the Central High
School Alumni association will be
held Friday evening, Dec. 80, instead
OF al the end OF January, as has been
the practice.
The marriage OF Miss Grace Pickell
70 Guy Bush, OF Kalamazoo, will take
place Thanksgiving Day. In the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Pickell. No. so Virginia-ave.
o
A large number of Detroit Masons
attended a special meeting OF Wind
sor lodge, A. +. & A. NJ, Windsor. FRI
day night, when the officers OF tho
bennington, Ont. lodge worked the
third degree. Upwards OF so, In addis
ton to the officers, were on hand from
bennington. A banquet followed the
initiation work.
O.
lhe marriage OF Miss Della d.
Knapp TO John c. Catalan, both OF
Wyandotte, was quietly solemnized.
Thursday, by Bishop Foley. The
groom is manager of Wyandotts
branch of the Michigan State Tele-
phone Co. and the bride was chief
operator In that exchange.
o.
Imperial lodge, No. 497, Sons OF st,
George, gave an entertainment, Thurs
day evening in Duffeld hall, at which
the principal entertainer was Miss
Alice Lloyd. the English coincidence,
now appearing in the Temple. Others
on the program were Miss Pauline
Stitt Miss Isabelle Lokie, George Leip-
ziger. Homer Warren and Prof. Hol-
land.
The Salvation Army Home, No 806
Fort-st. west, will hold a reception
and sale OF fancy and useful articles
I'm the home, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nov ! 5 and 16, ofternaan and evening.
A committee OF ladies', OF which Mrs.
Edward f. Rush, No. so Ferry-ave.
east. is chairman, Is working hard to-
make the affair a success In order
that godly sum may be raised to
apply on the mortgage on the home
which Is now $4,000. Mrs. Rush, or
the officers in charge OF the home Will
be glad To receive donations OF articles
for the sale and will gratefully 40
knowledge the same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH, cor.
Woodward-av and Edmund pl-Rev.
Richard W Boynton. OF Bunalo. Will
preach az II a. m. Subject: Personal
Power" Young Peoples meeting at
$40 p. m. Address by Mr. Boynton. A
welcome to all.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. J. Percival Huget. minister Will
preach. as usual. at the morning ser
vices 1890. Sermon subject, The
Love OF Christ COnstraineth Us" NJ
the evening service Rev. Dan. +. Brad
ley, D. ID. minister OF the Pilgrim
church at Cleveland. Ohio, Will occupy
the pulpit. Dr Bradley was for many
years minister OF the park Congrega-
tional church at Grand Rapids, Mich,
and was favorably known as a leader
In the church work OF the state
FORT ST. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Rev. T.. &. Pence, pastor-Morning ser
vice at 1890. Sermon topic. Foxes and
Grapes Evening service at 1880. Ser
mon topic. Ideals and WCmanliness.
Bible school AT u m ia the church
house Westminster league at $50
M I'm the church house.
JEFFERsoN-AVE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, cor. Jeffer3Cn-ave. aud Ri
Sard-st. Rev. A II Barr, pastor
Morning service. If a. m. THYME.
children OF God" sunday school. 10
a m Nesper service and OI gan recital
D m Mr. Barr speaks on His Very
Face Was Changed 20 Church OF To-
morrow" p. ~. All are cordially in
vited Take Jefferson or Trumbull cars.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
CONGREGATIONAL.

The Rev. j. Percival Huget will
preach Sunday morning. In the First
church. on The Love OF Christ Con =
Rev. Dan r. Bradley, pastor OF the
Pilgrim church. Cleveland, formerly OF
the Park Congregational church, or
Grand Rapids. and we'll known 10 Mlch-
igan Congregationalists. will occupy
the pulpit Mr. Huget Will leave sun
day evening for Providence, X. TO
attend the council called TO install the
Rev G. Gaius Atkins formerly or the
First church, in his new passionate In
the Central Congregational church. or
Providence, TO which he was called al
most a year ago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
From Another Point of View

straws also where the cider barrel was
50 baseball is due today for another kick in the shnS
Candidate william Randolph give
chance.
natonasm Foraker
/rnv ifsady accomplished enough
And
81 Hetty hi cents worth about it, too
John calling
swndIers
.niea his state?
who called Battle
4 presume borne out
~ kind OF principles for desert
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METHODIST.

Help Those Women" will be the
topic OF the Sunday morning sermon
bv the Rev. Frank s. Rowland. In the
Caas-aye church. In the evening. Or
Rowland will give the fourth In the
course OF illustrated lectures. "Old
World Journeys" the subject being
A CONGREGATIONAL reception was
given 10 the Rev. Eugene Antrim. In
the North woodward NJ r. church.
Thursday evening The new pastor
vas warmly welcomed. Other cleggy-
men prssent included the Rev. +. -
Ieete OF the Central NJ. h. church; the
Rev. Sherman L. Divine, OF the North
Woodward Presbyterian; the Rev. t. w.
Young. OF the North Woodward bap-
list. and the Rev. w BYRON Forbush,
of tho North Congregational
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
Ered y aartlet Dad.

Fred II. Bartlett, former resident %
Detroit and Pontiac, Is dead In Ros.
well, New Mexico, where he went for
his health a year OF so ago. He was
recovering. but suffered an attack Of
appendicitis n short time ago, which
caused his death. He was born In
Bay City in 1875. A widow, formerly
Mis- Messmore, of Port Huron, sur.
Wives. The burial will be In JoRor.
son City, where Mr.. Bartlett was Last
engaged In business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
UNIVERSALIsT.

The Rev Lee :. McCollester Will
speak on Faith Built Of the Things
Ne Know. or Worshiping the Unknown
God" sunday morning. IL the Church
OF our Father. Prof r. NJ. Wenley VIII
give his second lecture on philosophy
Monday afternoon at 1880 O'Clock.
Prof. Charles Epson Clark. OF Yale, Will
give series OF six university extern
sion lectures during November, on the
topic spain: It's Art and History.
Thompson Seton. the well sNnown ami
nal lecturer. will give two addresses
in the church. An afternoon lecture
will be especially for the children ana
tho evening for the grown ups. Both
will be illustrated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

telegram duly arrived, was lost for
day among other papers on the old
mans desk When he wound 1t he
had forgotten what the yes stood
for. He wired to his son, Yes.
what7:
Young German remembered his ear
~ training in parental respect and
wired back, Yes, sir"
II is said that some OF the big sky.
scrapers OF New York sway as much
as 10 inches with tbs wind. although
they are considered perfectly safe
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
EPISCOPAL.

The Rt. Rev. Robert Lewis Paddock.
bishop of eastern Oregon, will preach
In Christ church sunday morning. sun
day, Nov. 81. the Rt. Rev. Charles II.
Brent, bishop OF the Philippine Islands.
will preach in Christ church. I'm the
morning and in St Johns church in
the evening. During November, at the
an nual meeting OF the Church club.
Bishop AYES, OF Mexico. VIII be the
principal speaker. All three OF these
noted Anglican churchmsn are widely
known for their zeal in missionary
fields
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

siv revolution
within the ranks
OF the Democratic
Republican party.
II resulted in
changing the char
acter OF the Dem
ocratic party, in
substituting a rad
ical progressive
policy for a con-
servative and non
aggressive pro
gra m a n d | I
brought into pub
lie life the second
< en- e ratio IN OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
BAPTIST.

The Rev. Maurice r Fixes will
prcach In the Woodward church
Sunday morning. on which is the True
Cburch7'' and In the evening on The
burning OF the Heretics" There Will
be A baptismal service at 7:l5 o'clock.
The Fourteenth church, which
has been celebrating fellowship week,
the past week. Will hold a series or
snecial services, Sunday, with the Rev
j Y Aitchison, Of Chicago. preaching
three times during the day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

The annual state convention OF the
Y. w. c. A. will be held In Albion.
Mich. Nov 3-G The convention ser
mon will be- preached by the Rev. ]. II.
Boyd. pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. Detroit. DIR. Elmer Harris, OF
the Toronto Bible Training school, Will
be one OF the principal speakers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
EVANGELICAL LuTHEnAN.

Reformation Sunday Will be observed
in Bethel Evangelical Lutheran church.
Mt Elliott and Hendricks sunday
morning and evening, with special res
tlval services In the morning, Miss
Freda Gagel will sing, ana In the even
ing violin music will be rendered by
Floyd Felber and Arthur Kilwaski.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

The golden jubilee convention Of
sunday school workers Will be held In
Grand Rapids Mich. Nov 2. 3 and 4.
Many Detroit SUNDAY school workers
wilt attend.
In the Bethune-avC. Gospel taber-
M Gle the Rev william a Burch will
sneak Sunday morning and evening.
Young Peoples meeting takes place at
30 o'clock and gospel meeting Friday
evening at 7:46 o'clock.
sunday meetings m the Full Gospel
r,fssion Bagg-st and Rrooklyn-ave
are held az and 7:30 o'clock. bible
study and prayer for the sick, Friday
Afternoon az 2.30 o'clock and gospel
meetings wednesday and Friday even
ings a. 1880 o'clock.
An open light" seance will he held
I'm the Detroit 0pern house Sunday
evening by Dr. Sawyer, medium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

The Young America" political
movement which triumphed in the
congressional elections of 1910 was
the result OF radical and progress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
UNITARIAN.

The Rev Richard w. Boynton, OF
Buffaio. will preach in the First
church, Sunday morning. at IL o'clock,
ON personal Power" Mr.. Boynton
will address the young peoples meet
ing at 6.30 o'clock.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
JEWISH.

Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin. sunday morn
ing in Temple Beth Ell will speak on
''The Message Mission OF the Twentieth
Century Religion"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29
.lax, PopuIar VIE PopuIar PeopIe.

T. r.. The Tempest" Much Ado
About Nothing" Three Twins
Taft. ANS Well That Ends Well. ."
Uncle Joe: THE Devil.
John D.: The House Of a Thou
sand Kerosene Lamps.
Ballinger: THE Last Stand OF
Deadwood Dick" Welded and Part.
ed"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

|&tn Senator German OF Mary
|&na sent he son on q political
. N Young 0ormaii found GER
. IA |0nn satisfactory he was to
.| a. single word Yea" The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

rst nOnored .. ::s ia. EVEN S..: ":s
Visit from % s Ss %:":S a .' s S;;p
Nan Of Convictions s.: : "a, q. SI;
sa,. IS.' AIS prs s sS.S % and
III The Peculiar Which believe that no a to
r.s... and a.". . Or tT'' TX. sss
S:';F G SS" and ; the t a"y
~ ssss. s . the pas: ;S an.
@s sssss. q the S.r' .sr % .n tS.y found
believe that this should gov S by .Sa, is
ses =; man max. living money
We quote from the speech Pmch before the Detroit bOau
* Commerce.
Mr. Pnchot might added;
DAND BECAUSE THESE THINGS BECAUSE BELIEVE
Asf DO AND BECAUSE WHAT DO WAS FIRED fAOM
x POSITION AS FORESTRY BUREAU BY PRESIDENT
fhFT"
The members Of the Board of Commerce Of convictions at
thsir luncheon yesterday
They believed that when he was made chief iOfesr
~ country expected him to the people before any man
IL any interest
when he saw that MEN being served BEFORE
e people department the interior he believed to be MS ~
"a notify the president of the people, for rewarded
president people request RESIGN HIS OFFlCE
people, however with PnchO and standing by him
They have deserted the president dismissed him and they have
put the stamp Of their disapprOva upon Ballngerism
hA PnchOt not given hearing
Bang DID get hearing but the administration members upon the
inxy afraid to out
Rep DENLY Of district enough to render HIS
verdict individually and BaDger not guilty
Altar having and heard him; after having met hi'
principles which he advocates in the interest Of
c cunty its wealth and for ALL Of
people believe the members of this civic board will agree
ih hep DENLY
10 rnchO Bangerism this cam
sn which indebted him little degree for
smbodies principle which the insurgents the RepuO
n S. s,sssaghtng
55iI1, represents and does is the opposite Of
advocated by PinchOt the to the whitewashing
Z. coSfs;Sd IN individual DENLY verdict must be
0kR1x REGULARITY
at any cost no ends matter where
natural resources bring up matter how many incompetent or
1nfsihful officers it retains in the public service
wa. asked at recent Republican meeting what Mr. DOremu'
a be able to accomplish Washington under Republican president
Md against q Republican senate.
M Dcreus would accomplish enough for the First district Mich
were he simply to sit pesOnaOn of sentiment
. !, rrod o reureseutaOu Of PARTY BEFORE
H presence there would any the First Michigan dis
against cooperation further designed by the Cannon
ah crowd PARTY and the tariff fOstered
|inns a. against the win Of the people
clifford visit Detroit should not help Rep Denby slim
nc Of returning Washington member of the crowd Of regulars
condoned approved dismissal and whO by mis-
ude in the Banger demonstrated that his ympathies
h the cOnservaOuss there believe than Rep
Imby imagines
cOunty would have Mr. DENLY
understand parties party leaders their ubserven
n glaturs
From Another Point of View
straws indicate. where the cider barrel
30 baseball $ today for another kick in the shns
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

I believe that the people have rights
In All natural resources even "hen
prlvatelv owned; and that these re-
Sources must be managed and used nos
for private advantage alone put IKE
wise 80 as TO promote and not 10 en-
danger the common good. Those which
still remain in the hands OF the people
should be kept there. and should De
deveIoped and administered for the
benefit Of us all.
1 believe that no man has right 10
waste or freely monopollZe any neees-
sary OF life, like coal, oil, timber, or
water power; and that the people nave
the riaht and the duty to prevent the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

1880, 900 acres OF land have been
mortgaged In Argentina for S67,3O9,-
100.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

The marriage OF Miss Grace Pickell
TO Guy Bush. OF Kalamazoo, will take
place Thanksgiving Day, in the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Pickell. No. so Virginia-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-29

The annual ball OF the Central High
School Alumni association will be
held Friday evening, Dec. 80, instead
OF al the end OF January, as has been
the practice.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-06-10
POTOMAC RIVER ROUTE.
in effect June 18th. 1871

leave Bait imore. Pier ., Light s,rso,
ms.eh,ner etmttttnR att ID. m every Monds.s
"euncsuny and Saturiqy, for the fnI,n,ss.,1
'.eI nhdlngs. Alexandria and Wsshing,o,s.
p.ian ti more y. m. Miliers. Brourrs' PoStn
.e'io, Gfasons. Coan a. m. Bundicks IsIns
walnut Point, Cowarts Lewi.efts KinssI
Louge; Muudy Point. &C mira, Pincv Point M
u. M, Lconardtown 10 noon Abells C,hr,-s
stones; Bushwood, Lancaster 10 m Rixa,
Wnsb ;;nerp"oi foint, Gly mont, Alexandra,
stops only on signal
leave war hfngton, ID. c., foot of Sevep,h
Greet, weather permitting. at m m axa,s
To,suaS, /" eunesday and M tu rday. for the foi
Owing river landings and baltimore:
I ,,,e ,s,iInE tnon;Alcxandria4 i5 y. IN. Iymont
caster. Cohrums. Stone naritown . 81
Noens. Pincy Point. .Cintra Lo,ISe a =,
MHuhuy fotnt. kinsalc II noon C,a,, nsn
u,shs, i.1t cs walnut Point, towarts Lewis
pn. miIIS1rs p m. GrasOns d. m Broomes
STOP only on signal
ARRIVING in baltimore early wadpas,,.,. n.
uaysnd Monday mornings f''
saturday. ~. m. for
po oian' bundick's, Cowart's. Lakes. Walnut
Lodge Landing NS Foiht
,,hcturning, steamer leaves Iad0a a . -
Maohdsy. lwcather permitting. stonniny A. II:
M M aooNc landings. arriving i'm .ait Imore
tuesday moI ming.
rms timetable shows the time M which
Jenar, may be expected 10 arrive at and
airNhls or departure at the times stated "a not
euarlhteed nor does the Company hold Itssi !,
acssPonsiole forany delay or any conseouencss
arising thcrefrOm.
RRO.. Agts.. washipg,on
ma nooN and GRIMES. Agts.. AIexandria.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-06-10
CROSS EYED PEOPLE.

StrabiSmuS il The technical name
given by ocuiiStS to cross eyes" And
do you know there is such II thing as
mental strabismuS?
Just as the vision of the natural eye
is impaired by the defect. 50 the vision
, of the mind. the minds eye" is af-
fected by like inalady.
Like the cross eyed person. the vic
tim of this mental disease sees dis.
torted object.
| know Il farmer who has mental!
strabismus When ii rains he is sure
the crops will be ruined by the wet
season. and when ii doesn't rain he
is certain there will he Il long and dis
astrous drought
know Il merchant who suffers in
the same way. Ii is never cold enough
10 sell winter goods. aud it is always
too chilly for the sale of summer
fabrics
know Il lawyCr who thinks nearly
every member of the bar is crooked
and that the community never has
given him credit for his ability.
Cross eyes.
dcploriug the decline OF religion and
the state of the church ana because
people DO not come To hear him preach.
| know n doctor who takes up your
time to explain how his brother ply
sicianS violate professional ethics
and who leaves the suppression that he
thinks himself immaculate.
know an editor who continually
finds fault with his town ana the rco-
pie and who seldom prints Il "bcost''
for his community.
Cross eyes.
know Il man who Sces nothing
good in his fellows. whn finds fault
with his ncighbor's children and who
is busy the whole summer through in
a controversy With other peoples dogs
and chickens
! know i woman who scents n scan
dal whenever she secs two persons of
opposite sex talking together alone.
who is sure the grocer cS,ats her on
every purchase and is always ready TO
suggest that So-and-so is not MS good
rs she appears to be
Cross eyed people
You know them. They are in every
place. and their distorted vision makes
them obnoxious TO all.
The cure;
Natural cross eyes may he straight
cncd AMI cured 10y surgical opera
ton that has become common with
oculiSts But there is no way that l
know of by which mental strabismus
may be cured.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1910-06-10
WHAT is CIVILIZATION?

The other day the dispatches told an
interesting story about the aeroplanes
circling around the sphinx and the
pyramids in Egypt
Whereupon the editor of New
York newspaper wrote two column
editorial about the advance Of civiliza
tiGl since the days of the building Of
the pyramids.
Certainly it is a long cry from the
sphinx 10 the flying machine.
We do not know what purpose that
inscrutable face OF stone half buried
IN the sands was meant to serve.
Nor do we know how the pyramids
were built at time when there was
no steam or electricity, no derricks to
lift the vast stones and no dynamite
To blast them out of the quarry.
We only know that great swarms of
slaves lived and died at the task.
We have made great progress since
the CO. when some master magma
tion saw in his vision the contour of
that great stone face THAI for centuries
has looked ont over the desert sands.
But how?
True, we have taken great leans in
the matter Of transportation and loco
motion.
But what boots it that we can boast
of our flying machines or of an cx-
press train that goes from Chicago TO
New York in eighteen hours? Is that
civilization?
What is civilization?
Our books on economies say that civ
hization consists in the organization OF
Industry. the accumulation OF wealth