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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
UNION is BOOMING.

PRESBYTERIAN Young People OF 50 So
B cleties Represented In Membership.
Although but one year old, the Pres
byterian Young Peoples union, which
met for its first anniversary business
meeting and jollihcation, Friday even
ing. in the First Presbyterian chapel.
IS one OF the healthiest OF the young
people's societies, in Detroit and VI
entity. The union represents 50 inde-
pendent societies in Wayne, Living
atom and Washtenaw counties with a
total membership OF upwards OF T..
900. When organized one year ago
the members pledged themselves 10
raise s1,365 for home and foreign
missions within II months. and, In
the meeting Friday, il was announced
that this amount had been exceeded
by several hundreds. The united et-
forts OF the union Is In the field OF
missions, although, it's primary cause
for Beng Is to promote acquaintance
and Fellowship among Presbyterian
Young people Meetings are held four
times year, and 1t is planned to hold
them at widely different points so
that all the membership will have an
opportunity TO attend when the place
reelected is nearest to their homes.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows: President, f. b.
Chaffee: vice-president. |. l.. Gilbert;
secretary, III. A. Lichtwardt: CORES
ponding secretary. Miss Daisy Ar
thur: treasurer. Karl A. Brede. The
next meeting will be held in Sep
tember.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
WITH THE WHISPERS.

Games played at the Detroit Whist
club Thursday night. April 20.
North and South Mr. and Mrs, \. 9.
SfelIwaKen. plus 3. MIR and Mrs J. w
steiner. plus ?. Mr.. and Mrs Il. j.
Enst and West--Mrs = A. Commons
aud NJ H. Cook. plus 3 Mr. aud Mrs
G.. ~ Niles. plus
Games PLAYED az the Detroit Whist
club saturday, April -:
North and Sputh---Mrs O. J HASTEN
bsra and Mrs r. i StcOt. MIS- x A.
Commons and Mrs H. Sage ?
East and West-M Mr. AMI Mrs 4. o.
Bates I Mrs. y. -. Ellsworth and Mrs.
G.. n. Niles. 3.
Games PLAYED ~ the Detroit Whist
club Monday nlght. April -.
North and south -. = Niles aud v
v Slick. - Is v ~ Osburn and A. g.
stellwagen. les. ~ ". simmons and
h. o. Bates | les
East and vest. Eaton and
Thomas Watson. is. r. L. Baikwill
and A. ~. Dresback, as.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
WOMEN'S FEET BIGGER.
Shoe Merchants Find That They Have
Better Understanding.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Women
feet are getting bigger.
This bold. unequiyocal statement
was made today by group OF New
York shoe merchants who got TO-
gether to discuss trade conditions
The little teaspoon shaped foot that
encased in satin, used TO go mincins
down the street. is becoming decided
~ passe. and In its place Is a con
siderable pedal extremity. done up IN
solid leather. the football OF which is
often mistaken for that OF a man.
Women are doing more walking
than ever before. and paying more
attention to the comfort OF their feet
than TO their daintiness.
"Cinderella's slipper OF old held
about gill;" said one OF the dealers,
but a quart would be nearer Its ca
pacity now"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

Edward AnwyI, celtic Religion in
Pre-Christian Times" George w. Bots
ford. STORY Of Rome a. Greeks and
Romans Tell IT." claude Bragdon, The
Beautiful Necessity. Essays" samuel
q camp. Fine Art of Fishing George
n. Chester. Art Of short story Writ
ing" Edwari Clodd. "Animlsm, the
Seed of Religion VIM. r. Comstock,
Garages and Motor Bont Houses
Elizabeth queen OF Roumania, From
Memory's Shrine" Francis X. Gribble.
Love Affairs OF Lord Byron" VIM. r..
Griffs "China's Story In Myth. Legend.
Art and Annals" Alfred G. fIaddon.
Magic and Fetishism 4" sidney ". Heath,
''south Devon and Dorset Coast David
s Jordan, Call Of the nation" Dwight
III Mccarthy. i'Territorial Governors OF
the old Northwest" Emma ". Mason.
"Old Hallowell on the kennebeci" Edith
E. Norton. Rugs In Their Native
Land" James A. Plcton. "Pantheism.
Its story and significance" Lewis
spence. 'Mythologies OF Ancient
Mexico and Peru" John Ayscough.
"Mezzogiorno," Robert ". Benson,
None other Gods" harold Bindloss.
"Sidney Carterct. Rancher:" Kate
Boyles. "Langford OF the Three Bars"
Wintfred Graham. Mary" Florence NJ.
Kingsley ITO the Highest Bidder"
Jack London. Adventure" Anne War
.ncr ,tIpw Leslie Loved" g. ~ VIII
Hanson. The Golden Silence"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
WANT ANTI.FRAT LAW.
Meeting Of Detroit Mothers 10 Called
For Monday Afternoon.

Mrs. Wilbur Brotherton, president
OF the Detroit Equal Suffrage associa-
tion, and Mrs. George @. Caron. presi-
dent OF the Detroit Federation or
Women's clubs. have taken II upon
themselves as individuals TO call a
meeting OF Detroit mothers for $3.50
o'clock Monday afternoon. In the Ho-
tel Cadillac. for the purpose OF franz
ing memorials 10 be presented 20 Gov.
Osborn. urging him TO sign the bill TO
abolish Greek letter societies in the
high schools.
The bill was passed by the law
making bodies In Lansing. during the
recent session. and now only awaits
the governors signature to make IL a
law. Mrs. Brotherton and Mrs. Caron
are strongly opposed to fraternities
i'm the high schools. and they hope
that large number OF mothers Will
attend the Monday meeting and thus
show the governor that the mothers
OF Detroit. at least are anxious to
have the anti-fraternity bill become n
part of the statutes OF the state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
PASTORS TO TALK
ON ENGLISH BIBLE
Several Churches Will Observe the
300th Anniversary of King James
Version Tomorrow.

The committee in charge OF arrange
ments for the general observance IN
Detroit OF the three-hundredth ami
Nersary OF the first publication OF the
King James version OF the English
Bible, has not vet been able To get
an out-of-town speaker, but expects to
complete the program within day
or two. The Rev. James T. Black, OF
the Bethany Presbyterian church Is
chairman OF the committee
II les understood. however. that n
number of Detroit cIereymen will
speak on the subject tomorrow, the
date selected by the American Bible
society for celebration OF the event
The Rev. J. Percival Huget, OF the
First Congregational church. will deaf
with the question In connection with
his Sunday morning sermon. He will
give an historical review OF the King
James version and point out the en-
during powers OF the English scrip
lures. The Rev. Lee s. McCollester.
OF the Church OF Our Father. and the
Rev. Eugene X. Shipper, OF the First
Unitarian church. will also deliver
similar sermons Mr.. McCollester will
speak both morning and evening on
the subject. The evening talk will be
illustrated.
A union service Will be held. We'd
nesday evening. April 26, In the
Church OF the Covenant. East Grand
boulevard and Preston-st. in celebra-
ton OF the anniversary Six neighbor-
ing churches will Join in this service,
and their several pastors will give
short talks on different topics relat-
ing TO the Influence OF the English
Bible on life and character The pas
tors will speak in alphabetical order,
as follows: Rev. L. b. Bissell. OF Ca
dillac-ave. Presbyterian church; Rev.
James T. Black, Bethany Presbyter-
ian: Rev Samuel Jennings. Fisher
Episcopal; Rev. j. NJ. Nyce,
Mack-ave. Evangelical Rev. c. w Ste
phenson. First Methodist Protestant;
Rev. r. J. Young Covenant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
REVEALS
I END NEXT WEEK
Fyangelistic Services of Seven Weeks
Duration Will Close With Meetings
in Trumbull-Ave. Presbyterian.

The Rev. Milton s. Rees will con
ch,de his series of union evangelistlc
meetings in Detroit at the end OF next
week. He has conducted week
services In seven Protestant churcu'
e.. The Trumbull-ave. presbyterian
church will be the scene oil the CLOS
ing meetings. The program Tor the
coming week IL as follows:
Evening, 1880.
Sunday--'Is II nothing to YOU?
Monday--"A business proposition,
Tpesday-"The unanswered ques-
hon. 9 D. m, special service Tor
young women, topic. Inc oiaeh
crosse.
a wednesday-"what shall the har'
vest be?"
+ Thursday-"A real hero tof spe-
cial interest to young mem
Friday-"God Is calling thee
sunday-"Aod's command for two
worlds"
Afternoons, 8 O'Clock.
Tuesday--"The four colors. and
how TO use them in bible marking.
A. Wednesday--No service, out the
.<3av viii be used for personal work,
Thursday-'I,esson from the Sums
~ london. Paris, New York"
Friday--"Startling revelations III
Detroit" (women only.
/. Sunday, April S0-Great mass
meeting for men. topic, starting rev
elations in Detroit.
The music will be led by Mrs. Rees
and a large chorus choir.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
PREsBYTERI,y.

The Rev Edward H. Pence, OF the
Forrest church. Will occupy the pulpit
morning. when he Will speak on For
know whom In the afternoon In the 4
o'clock musical vespeAs, the Rev. L an
lei r Williamson. Of Rockford, III.
viii make the address Ala Zuidema,
orgsnlst Of the church, will give a re-
Citai. assisted by the quartet In the
Church Of Tomorrow. in Newberry
chapel at O'Clock. the topic will be
~Cheerfulness.' led by Miss Lulu Greu-
ncr. The Rev. A. IL Barr and Mrs.
Barr left Detroit during the week TO
visit relatives I'm the east before GO
ing to their new home In Baltimore.
that city Sunday. May q
In the Second-ave. Presbyterian
church, Sunday morning. there will be
a special musical service by the choir,
by request The anthems. las IL Be-
gan To Dawn" tMargin). and Awake
Bright Soul" tSchneckerD, Will be sung.
The pastor. the Rev A. &. Manson. Will
sneak on Christ. the biggest tues
viii speak on The one worth know
ing"
The Rev. Daniel Williamson. OF the
First Presbyterian church, Rockford.
Ill, will preach I'm Forrest church sun :
DAY morning. and in the evening the
pGstor, the Rev. T.. H. Pence. VIII talk
on What Is ChristiRnitN?' The Wo-
mans association Will hold mission
NfN meeting hOnNaN blltItlboH VI Aile
church house when Miss Prentis VIII
give a review OF chapter No. 4 OF the
book Western Women IN Eastern
Lands" Mrs STANDARD on The new
Humer OF the orient and Mrs An
thony on sketches of Oriental Chris
tians" Music will he contributed by
Mrs Anthony The young people OF
tho church will meet Monday evening
in the church house, at $50 o'clock To
study The character OF Abraham.
The Mems Rssocia ton Will give a sup
per Thursday evening. I'm the church
house when Judge Henry y Hubert
YIN he the chief speaker. The Vest
tvinstcr league will hold the regular
monthly business meeting Friday even
ing I'm the church house, followed by a
social The gymnasium classes Tor men
and BOYS will close next week and the
week following the athletic nell AT
Fort and Twenty fourth SITS, VIII open.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
WINS 0RAToRICAL PRIZE.
John Super Talks For Fertilization Of
the Panama Canal.

A forceful argument for the fortii-
cation of the Panama canal, by John
Super. q member OF the Defenders OF
the Fort, OF the Fort-st. Presbyterian
church, in the church annex, Friday
night, won a gold pin, which WAS
awarded by the judges, George NJ.
Condor. Elisha Frazer and Judge j.
w. Donovan.
More than 20 defenders" each
representing state in the union, and
meeting like the United States ser
ate. were on the platform The ques-
lion discussed was, Resolved. That
the United States should fortify tn
Panama canal" On the Affirmative
were s. Beddow, NJ. Barnes, J. Bey-
ster and John Super, while l., Smith,
III. Barnes. A. Morrison and X. Nc.
Queen, we're on the negative side.
The senate" decided for the mega:
tive by a vote of u to II, but the
Judges filed an opinion that the ~
firmatiye side put UP the best argl.
ment.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

\ An institute for Bible school SUI
perintendents and teachers of De
froit and vicinity. will be held in the
Woodward-ave Baptist church, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, April "a.
IS and 20. Several prominent speak
ers will attend. among them the Rev.
II. n. Musselman. national educational
secretary OF the Baptist denomina.
ton. and author and editor of an ap.
proved graded series OF Sunday school
text books that are in general use.
Or. Musselman Is In great request as
an organizer and teacher OF teachers
training classes. adults Bible classes
and boys clubs. Following the De.
troit institute, Or. Musselman viii go
10 Philadelphia where he Is to speak
before the Baptist World Alliance on
the topic. The church and education
Through the Sunday school"
The institute will open Thursday
norning. and will include aII-day ses.
eioas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

The Rev. g. T. Le,te will speak IN
Hidden manhood sunday evening. N
the Central church.
The Rev Frank = Rowland viii
speak iu Cass-aye. church. sunday
OH "NHlkinp with God" ana
4" the evening. on ~ secret worth
telling" This church viii upitc ia the
union gospel services "a he held all
next week in Trumhuil-aye. Prcsby-
ttrian church
The, REV Eugene VI Antrim Will dis
cuss The value of the church 10 So
ciety.' sunday morning, IN The North
Woodward church. and, In the Cvering
will analy 70 Worry and its antidOte -
In the Wednesday evening congrcga-
tional meeting the general tonic Will
be "pauls letters go the TheESalOn-
ians" SUNDAY AprH 90. this church
Will observe the tenth anniversary OF
its founding.
a weeks series OF gospel meetings
held I'm simpson church. under the III
rection OF the Rev. Milton s. Rees. the
evangelist and which ended Friday
evening. attracted large audiences Hf-
tsrnoon and evening A chorus choir,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

, uSl What IL any evidence is there
that nature. SO To speak. changes her
intentions 20 innict penalty, when men
change their conflict?
uD Chapter ivl-2-Why was
Jonah angry because God did not de-
siToy NineVCh. rs he had threatened
G5 Why. or why not, should a
trge Christian Sho is a physician. de-
pending upon his practice for living,
never be sorry becarse the people are
al: we'll?
tl6) Why should those OF us who
teach the eternity OF punishment for
confirmed sinners be either glad or
sorry. IL in the future we learn that
We have beer mistaken,
G7l Verse 3--What weight can
you place upon a mans truth. or good
ress. because he Is willing To die In
defence of his views?
(lSl Verse Name some OF the
rost mysterious circumstances, and
say whether there are any in life. or
in death, that would warrant a man In
beine angry with God? Give your
reasons.
Ge) Verses 5-6-What, il any, rea-
Fon Is there to think that Jonah still
hoped Nineven would be destroyed?
(2o) Seeing that Jonah was angry
with the Lord why did God protect,
and rot destroy him?
(2D Verses 7-l1-Why is II some
times necessary for God TO cause us
C suffer in order to teach us lessons
OF love and mercy?
t22) Does God ever punish for the
sake OF vengeance alone? Give your
reasons. This Is one Of the ques-
tons which may be answered In writ
ing by members of the club
Lesson for Sunday. May Z. 1911,
Uzziah. King Of judah. Humbled.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
oddtellows Prepare To Fight Saloon

Members OF Amity and Island view
lodges OF the Oddfellows. are prepar-
ing to fight the granting of license
TO Louis p. Robin at No. 1913 Kerche-
val-ave. The lodges are TO erect
$40 900 temple near the corner which
Robin would occupy, and say that
the saloon would impair the desirable
ity OF the site. Residents OF the low
or end OF the Fourth ward viii op-
nose the location of new saloon al
No. 204 Micnigan-ave., which Is near
the wilkins school.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

with Mrs. Rees as soloist. aided Or
Rees in the services.
The mid-weok prayer meeting. in
tn" First Methodist Protestant church
has been changed from Wednesday TO
Thursday evening. Sunday morning
the Rev. G. w. Stephenson viii speak
on The gospel truth verified by the
scientific method" and in the evcnin z
on "A guiding voice"
Bishop John W Hamilton will preach
In Preston church sunday morning and
evening. In the special services PLAN
red IN observance OF the eighth ami
versary OF the founding OF the church
Monday evening, the ladies OF the
church will serve the anniversary con
gregational supper in the church par
lors. beginning at $40 o'clock. so that
all will be able 20 hear Bishop Hamil
tons lecture in the church auditorium
at SIS o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

The members OF 81 Thomas, Epi~
copal church, Trenton. held a ban
quet Friday night The Rev. W. II.
Thomas. rector OF the church. was
tuast master The following officers
we're elected in the annual meeting.
Held i'm connection with the dlnnei:
Senior warden. r. r. Siocum. JUNIOR
warden and treasurer J. G.. Alvord:
secretary s. W. Lake. vestry men
Don NJ Dickinson. Austin Church, ~.
r. Mans. r.. w Yost, Joseph Ander.
son. NJ. A. Losee. Dr. n H. Holden.
Hobart Foy and John Reid The an
nual reports showed the finances OF
the church 70 be in good eondidon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
NEWS NOTES FROM
DETROIT CHURCHES
EPISCOPAL.

The formal dedication OF 81 raurs
episcopal cathedral Will take place
Wednesday. May IL. and Will be con
Quoted with all the ecclesiastical pomp
Of the Episcopal church The Rt Rev
William Lawrence, bishop OF Massa-
chusetts. will preach the sermon. and
many OF the notable clergy Of the de-
nomination Will attend the services
One OF the features Of the ceremonial
will he the professional OF clergy anu
choir from the door OF the chapel on
Hancock ave to the front entrance Of
the cathedral on Woodward-ave fol-
lowing an ancient custom I'm English
cathedral and church edifce dedica-
ton
The Rev G. L. Arnold will occupy
the pulpit Of ST stephens church until
the arrival OF the new rector, the Rev.
Mr. Ramsay in May
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Extra Service to Greenfield.

In addition TO the regular hourly
through service on the Orchard Lake
division, starting tomorrow. there
will be an extra Sunday summer ser
vice between Detroit and Greenfield.
Cars will leave the interurban wait
ing room for Greenfield at $50 a.. m,
and hourly to Z 80 p. m, and will
leave fuckers switch for the city at
$40 a. m, and hourly TO $40 y. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
MYSTERY IN MANS IDENTITY.

TRAVERSE CITY. April IL
man who registered at a hotel as X.
r. Simms. OF New York. died in the
Grand Traverse hospital from Grac
mic poisoning His clothing was
marked "R. j. Coerch," while his
laundry bore the name OF IF. X. Cuth-
bert" A Cleveland clothing firm
wired that it's representative would
arrive here today to identity the body.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

Very Rev Dean < Marquis. OF st.
Pauls cathedral will begin a course OF
six Bible lectures on the topic. Jesus
dealing with individuals. for the
Young women or the association. Fri
day evening. at Z O'Clock The Assoc
citation members have been invited to
attend an exhibition ~ pottery In the
society OF Arts and Crafts rooms. SAT-
urt!ny evening April 20. when Miss
Loud VIII give a lecture ON ancient
end modern pottery and thing. \ class
il being formed for walks and rafnblcs
through the woods aud nelds near the
ely Tor six successive saturday after
nu.ns. weather permitting. To study
botany ana bird life.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
SUPREME COURT.

LANSING. Mich. April % The fol.
lowing cases were reargned before
the supreme court yesterday:
Bonewell vs. North American Ac-
cident Insurance company; IIinkley
vs. Wabash Railroad company; Light
rs Detroit a Mackinac Railway com.
many: Brogctski vs.. Detroit United
Hallway: Ottinger vs.. Detroit United
Railway: Grand Rapids & Indiana
Railway company vs.. village OF Nor
ley.
Motion 20 dismiss in Pennington
vs. Henkel denied Writ OF certiorari
granted in Greacen VS.. Buckley a.
Douglas Lumber company. Order TO
show cause denied in Wipher VS..
Jackson circuit Judge.
Court adjourned for the term.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Rear.Admiral Inch Dead.

WASHINGTON. April 22.--Rear-Ad
miral Richard Inch. L. S. A. retired
died in the naval hospital here yes
terday alter an extended illness. For
conspicuous conduct In the battle oil
Manila Bay when chief engineer oil
the cruiser Boston, Rear-admiral Inch
received advanced rank. After a ser
vice OF AZ years in the navy he retired
in 1905. He was native of this city
and 81 years old.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
pr. staekhouse Civ. Address.

The Rev. W. I. Stt Laouse, gen
eral secretary of the Baptist Lay
mems Missionary movement. known
az the "Sky.pilot of British Colum.
bia," delivered an address on Men
and missions" in the Woodward-aye,
Baptist church. Friday evening. He
said that IL Great Britain and the
United States ever united in On effort
TO evangelize the world, they would
never he found in conflict.
Or. Lounsberry. secretary OF the
western division OF the Baptist Mis-
sionary movement. presided.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Tool Thieves Busy.

Tool thieves had a busy night Fri
day. Following are the victims and
the amounts of their losses Harry
Wright, No. 1913 Howard-st., 81;
Arthur Gessert. No. As Cleyeiand-st
Sac; Peter Rolling, No. 707 Congress-
ST.. east. s35; Henderson 4 Kennedy
Die Il Tool Co.. No. "a Atwater.st
east. Sos. and John Flige, No. 47O
Riopelle-st.. 500.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
BANoUET TO PROF. GOODRICH
Enthusiasm Indicates Growing Inter
est In Sunday School Work.

A growing interest in Sunday school
work was indicated by the size and en-.
fhusiasm OF the reception and banquet
to Prof F. 8, Goodrich, secretary OF
the state 8. s. association. at the FL.
iiott-Taybor-Wo cafe, Friday
evening. There we're MS present. rep.
resentins all the denominations that
make mp the Wayne County associa
ton.
Prof. Goodrich was the principal
speaker and he made an inspiring adj
dress Preceding him were five local
Sunday school leaders, in pithy seven.
minute talks, all presented with a
skillful mixture of merriment and
homily by the POSTMASTER, Charles w
Pickell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
chas. A. standish Tries To End Life.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.-Chss
4. s,andish. 20, son of a once wealthy
Detroit meat packer. tried TO end his
life with poison in the Hotel Abbey
YESTERDAY He was taken TO Emer'
gency hospital where 10 Is said he is
expected TO recover. Financial re
verses and tangled love romance
are the reasons given for his at.
tempted suicide.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
rNIyERsALIsT.

The Rev Lee 3 McCollester, In the
Church Of our Father. Sunday morn
ing. will speak on The influence or
the English Bible" and In the evening
will give an Illustrated lecture on
How we got our Bible" Both sermons
are in observance OF the tercentary OF
the King James revision OF the Eng
lish Bible, first published In oxford In
1911.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

A special venier has been called
to hear the condemnation proceedings
OF the Michigan Central railroad TO
acquire land for les proposed new
station and the jury will be selected
in Judge Hosmers court next week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Unitarian.

Miss " r Pichler. or the Franklin
~ Settlement. viii address the Young
PCopie's meeting in the First Unitarian
church. sunday evening at $50 o'clock
In the morning service. at II o'clock,
the Rev Eugene n Shippen will give
"a BRIEF history OF the English Bible"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
NEW THOUGHT.

In the New Thought Alliance. sun
day morning Henry Victor Morgan
VIII speak on The healing vision OF
Christ and in the evening at y o'clock
or "Hypnotism, what IL Is and how to
eucnpe IL .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
LEW ISII.
METHODIST.

Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin viii speak on
.Grhe ethics ~ good citizenship sun
DAY morning. IN Temple Beth HI