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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
GETTING READY FOR THE START

We know OF many who are all In
trim for the start in the Bible con-
test, which commences next week.
There are, however, many from whom
We have not yet heard, and il Is time
they got into line. The Times is a
prime necessity. and unless you or
der at once you may be left without
"a paper from which to cut the cou-
pom certifying that the necessary
reading has been done There is
only one coupon in a paper, SO that
copy is essential for every COM
petitor. IL you have not already or
dered the paper. you had better do
so, and IL you have. what better bless
ing could you confer upon some
friend than by inducing him or her TO
take up this easy Bible study course
and sending The Times during the
term II covers? Think about this aud
do II now" We take this opportunity
OF thanking the large number who
have spoken words Of appreciation
for giving the people OF Detroit the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
2CHURCHEs UNITE
IN LENTEN WORK
Universalists and Unitarian To Con
duet Noon and Afternoon Services
Next Week.

An unusual departure for what IL
known AS the liberal churches TN
sersalist and Unitarian Detroit
will be inaugurated. Monday III
series OF MONDAY and yesper ser
vices. TO continue until Good FRIDAY
These meetings are In accord VII"
the simultaneous eyangelistlc cam
paigu in which all Protestant
churches OF the city have entered
with viii the past few weeks ne
services will be held every day d'
noon In the CHURCH OF Out Father
beginning al 1905 and ending a.
1880 O'Clock. and in the First Uni
tartan church az o'clock, the ser
vice 10 last one half hour. The gen
eral theme viii be Ten great words
OF liberal religion and the dali! al
dresses will be given by he same
spvakef In both churches
The Rev NJ. T.. Dawson. OF he UNI
tfr.an church, Ann Ari or, Will speak
Nlordny noon On Freedom" and In
the afternoon On "Fello Sship;" Rab-
bi Leo NJ Franklin, Of temple Beth
FL Tuesday noon. on Character,
and IN the afternoon on service;
the Rev Lee 5. McCollester, or the
Church OF Our Father, Wednesday
noon, on Salvation and IN the ar
ternoon on Inspiration; the Rev
Eugene r. Shipper. OF the First Uni
tartan. Thursday noon, on Christ,
and in the afternoon on 'lncarna'
ton" the Rev. f. c, Aldinger, Uni
yersalist church. Lansing, Good Fri
day noon, on Sacrifice" ard in the
afternoon on "Atonement"
The order of service will be "a short
organ prelude. congregational nymn
the recitation OF the Lords prayer
anc the address. The public, lrres
pective OF denominational belief, IL
II yited 10 attend he services. and the
fact that thu Church OF Our Father
is In the business distric. should
make the MONDAY services we'll az
ter ded
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

be delegates. NJ ID. Cracker, OF
Cleveland, the originator and director
OF the famous New York-to-Chicago
relay race in 1908, in which l.l32 \.
NJ c A. boys took part, Is TO be one
of the speakers. The program is es
follows:
Saturday. p. m, athletic confer
ence; .. m. elimination basket ball
contest. 10 teams to be picked from
delegates, also out-of-door relay II
weather is favorable 8 y. m. supper
and social time, toasts, yells, etc.
Evening. o'clock. group conferences.
IL employed section, GU school sec
ton, subject. Our leisure time dis
cussion; 7;45, Ca reports from group
conferences, solo, (b) two brief talks
I'd What the boy owes the church.
(2I What the church owes the boy;
discussion, evening prayer Sunday
2: 80 D. M, boys assembly, violin solo,
Douglas Murray (the boy wonder);
address, NJ. ID. Cracked, OF Cleveland,
adjourn at 80 y. 10.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
OPENS NEW MEETING. HOUSE.
New Thought Alliance To Begin Ser
Vices In Larger Quarters Sunday.

With the permanent acquisition OF
the Rev Henry Victor Morgan, Of Chi
cago, as leader and lecturer, the mem
bers OF the New Thought Alliance
have moved into larger downtown
quarters, at No. 800 Woodward-ave.,
where services will be held for the
first time, Sunday Mr.. Morgan has
been in Detroit the past six weeks,
conducting a series OF lectures Tor
the Alliance He is editor OF The
New Thought Pulpit published IN
Chicago. The Alliance is in no way
connected with the New Thought
church on Winderst. which is 10 be
reopened Easter Sunday. the Alliance
members claiming the tenets OF be
lief 10 be utterly different.
The new quarters include recep-
ton and reading room and a hall large
enough to seat 200 persons. The read
ing room is free TO the public and Is
open daily after 10 a. m Sunday
morning at 1885 O'Clock Mr. Morgan
will speak on The practice OF the
presence OF God, and. IN the evening.
AZ : 80 o'clock. on The New Thought
idea OF uttermost salvation" Sunday
afternoon at o'clock Mr.. Morgan Will
begin a series OF Lenten talks on The
teachings OF Jesus TO be held every
afternoon until Easter
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LOCAL CLERGY To
CONDUCT SERVICES
MONDAY Lenten Addresses To Be
Given by Detroit Pastors During
Holy Week.

The MONDAY Lenten services II
the Detroit opera house, next week
will be conducted by members OF
the local clergy, arrangements having
been made as follows.
Monday (Presbyterian), The Rev
A. II. Barr. OF the Jefferson-ave
Presbyterian church.
Tuesday Baptist. The Rev
David II. Cooper OF the Grand River
ave. Baptist church.
Wednesday, Methodist), The Rev
F. d. Leete. OF the Central Metho
dist church,
Thursday (CongregationaD. The
Rev. j. Percival Huget. of the First
Congregational church.
Friday CEpiscopalian), Bishop
Charles d. Williams, OF St Paul's
cathedral.
Congregational singing will preceds
the address, as carried out during the
services OF the past few weeks.
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TO CONTINUE SERVICES.
The Rev. Milton s. Rees VIII Remain
Here During Passion Week.

The nterdenom.national union
Lenten revival services which have
been conducted by the Rev. Milton
s. Rees, Of Rochester, n. Y, in sew
eral OF the city churches, including
Forest-ave Presbyterian Brewster
Congregational, Warren-ave. Baptist
and Simpson Methodist, will eliminate
with Passion Week services in the
Cess-ave. Methodist churches. sun
day evening, Mr.. Rees will speak on
Where shall spend eternityY' Mon.
day evening. The city four square +"
Tuesday, Sold out" Wednesday.
The mayor general OF Damascus -
Thursday, The JOY OF the Eve be.
holds Good Friday. What think We
of Shrist?' In addition TO the regular
quartet OF the church, the music.
Sunday evening, will be given by a
chorus choir, under the leadership OF
Mrs. Rees, who assists her husband
In all his eyangelistic work. The
chorus will sing al all OF the meetings
during the week
Large crowds have attended DIR.
Rees' meetings in the various church
es In which he has spoken and many
conversions have been reported. DR..
Rees will hold a mass meeting, for
men, In the Forest.ave. Presbyterian
church, Sunday afternoon, at 3
o'clock, when he will speak on A
twentieth century Sodom."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS TO NEE
Wayne County Sunday School ASso-
citation To Have Conferences and
Banquet Reception.

The spring institute OF the Wayne
County sunday School association VIII
be held in the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church. Thursday and Friday, April
90 and u. on Friday evening, from
6 to $3.50, there will be banquet re
ception in the dining hall OF the FL
lott. Taylor-W oolfenden Co. TO Prol'
F. s. Goodrich. secretary OF the Michl'
gan State Sunday School association
c. w. Pickell will be the POSTMASTER
The following is the conference
program, the first named being the
speaker. and the next two the com
mittee in charge of the subject
Thursday afternoon-For township
officers and teachers, 2:3O y. m.
Fred Washburn, Benton Harbor,
Mich, Mrs. George o. Pratt and
Chas. A. Dolph; 4, for missionary
workers. Miss Minnie Pattison and
Miss Alice Bird 4, for advanced dl'
vision teachers, Eugene G. Foster, \.
NJ. c. A., p. w VOORHEES,, and Leon.
ard Laurense. 7:30, popular meeting,
Rev. r. II. Welshimer. Canton o.,
President Lawrence and X. MontGom-
erie tsolo)
Friday a. M, TOT ministers, fINef'
p. II. Welshimer, Rev. J A Hahn
huber and Rev w p. Cooley; 3, for
elementary workers. Mrs. Retta
Boone, Grand Rapids, Mich, Mrs.
Clara Woolfenden and Mrs. John II
Stalker; 1890. home department OF.
ficers and teachers. Rev. +. l.. Cur.
rey. Lansing, Mich, Or. Nv. Ear
and Mrs. Fred Fisher; 1880, for tenn
perance workers. State Secretary
prof. r. S. Goodrich. Albion, Mich,
Frank w. Seavitte and Fred Cook
2:3O. for departmental secretaries.
prof. r. s. Goodrich, Albion, George
Swift and Harold G.. Trump; $3.50. for
training teachers Rev. J. Perclyal
Huget. Oct, Rev. Roy @. Hershey and
Frank II. West, 4, for Sunday school
officers and superintendents, Or. |.
S. Morris. Detroit Leslie c. Law
renee and Fred Haskell; a. adult bible
class teachers and officers. Miss Char
lotte Aikens. Detroit. c. r. knight
and DR. w i Wilson, Jr.
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CHRIST's LAST DAYS.
The Rev. lee 8. McCollester TIC
Preach on Crucifixlon and
Resurrection

In order 20 set forth the story OF
the last days of Jesus in IRA matte
ami h'sioric setting II 20 give u
Interpretation from th" liberal stand
point, he Rev Lee ) TcCollestef
will s,,tk sunday rcUing in the
Church OF Our Father. on %" he
dramatic element In the last DAYS OF
the life OF Jesus, AS told in the New
Testament" and, in the evening. will
give an illustrated lectre on The
cyuciixiln and resurrection, "a IL.
luE!rat In greu art 4 memorial
service. called The upper room ser
wee" will be held. Thursday even
Ing In the parlory OF the church. BE
ginning Monday and concluding Fri
0ty, a special MONDAY service OF 80
minutes will be neld ln The church
to which the public will be welcomed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

history In favor OF the possibility OF
right environment overcoming IN a
child the worst kind OF heredity?
This question must be answered in
writing by members OF the club
GlD What can you say for, or
against, private citizens carrying fire
arms
u2D Verses 13.l6-How did Ahub
and Jezebel, the father and mother of
Alfalfa, die?
O3D What are the chances that
those who practice violence will them.
selves receive. violent treatment?
l4J Why, as rule, is IL impos.
sible for us TO get from others eny
different kind OF treatment TO that
which we give them?
(l5J Verse l7-What are the
chances for national success when
both rulers and the people are serv-
Ing the Lord?
tl6D What is the probability for
national greatness when the rulers
and the people are corrupt?
G7D Verse ls-What relation does
the success OF people bear to their
religion?
(lSD How many centuries will the
prosperity OF this country continue, II
we forsake the precepts OF Jesus
Christ?
Q9D Verses l9.20-Why is il i'm
possible for a really happy people to
be turbulent and revolutionary?
COO What is the relation OF the
present day Christian church to the
prosperity OF the masses?
Lesson for Sunday. April 23rd,
1911. Joash Repairs the Temple. >
Kings xi:2l-xiil6
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ETHODIsT.

The Rev Frank s. Rowland will
preach In the Cass-ave. church sunday
morning, on How IL was done In
the evening, the Rev. Milton = Rees.
OF Passion Week services preaching
on where shall spend eternity"
The Rev Frederick H. Leete will
preach on odd sins In new century, -
TN the Central church, sunday evening
IN connection with the Easter Sunday
morning service. adult and infant bap-
tism VIII be held and new members
received into the church at morning
and evening services The membership
department OF the church will have
supper together. IN the chapel, Monday
evening at 80 o'clock. followed by A
business meeting
The Rev. Charles Il Allen. Detroit
district ,superintendent, assisted Dy
Prof J ~. Mailer OF Chicago. a sing
ing evangelist viii continue the re-
NiNal services they have been conduct
ing all week In Preston church until
Easter sunday Meetings viii be held
every evening az 7.30 o'clock except
Saturday The services. the past week
have been largely attended and have
resulted IN many conversions DR. AL
len viii speak at both morning and
and Prof Mailer Will sing
The Rev & w stephenson. pastor OF
the First Methodist Protestant church.
Bellevue-ave. near Gratlot will preach
in the plan Of salvation. and in the
evening on None OF these shall taste
OF NV supper"
can one be y secret Christiau?" "A
topic that received large number OF
votes from the cOngrcR CATION In the re-
cent selection 81 popular topics. will be
discussed by the Rev Eugene Antrim
I'm the North Woodward church sun
day evening at 40 o'clock Every
evening next week, except Saturday.
special services will be held ia the
church under the loiderFhip OF Dr An
trim. beginning promptly at 1.45
o'clock Unusual preparations are be-
ing made FOR the Easter services In
this church sunrise PRAYER meeting
Viii be hcl1 Easter Sunday morning NJ
$50 o'clock
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ROOSEVELT MAY COME.
Has Seen Asked 20 Speak at Mass
Meeting Of Protestant Churches.

Theodore Roosevelt has been asked
10 come TO Detroit, 10 speak In the
mass meeting OF Protestant churches,
To be held I'm the Light Guard armCry
in commCmoration OF the ter-ce ntvn-
AIRY OF the King James version OF tue
bible The mass meeting is planne /
for Sunday, April 20. but II MIR,
Roosevelt should not be able TO come
on that date and could come on an;
other day, the committee iDLcharge az
the ter-centenary celebration Will he
glad 10 suit his convenience for any
date between Easter and May 20
II is said that the committee has
every reason TO hope that Mr., Roose-
welt will accept although no definite
word has been received from him yet
The committee in charge of the ter
centenary meeting is as follows: The
Rev. w. +. Faber. ST Johns Episco.
pal church; the Rev. }. Perclynl
Huget First congregational church;
the Rev r. r. Galpin. First Baptist
church the Rev james f. Black.
Bethany Presbyterian church, and w.
NJ Logan. OF the Y NJ. &. A.
Prosperity is certainly hitting the
west. Reno is doing twice the divorce
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PREsBYTERIAN.

in the Church OF tho Covenanters.
sunday morning. at 10 o'clock the Rev
Calvin Mcleod Smith Will give ar IL
Illustrated talk 20 the children on The
Atonement." In the evening Mr. smith
will preach on The faithful saying
The presbytcry ~ Detroit will meet
IN the second ave church, Monday
evening, April II. at 100 O'Clock
Leslie G. Lawrence. president OF the
Wayne county sunday School associa-
ton. has chosen one n the Sc Michi-
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NEWS NOTES FROM
DETROIT CHURCHES
HAPTIST.

The special Easter evangeIistic cam
paign, which has been so suceessfully
carried on In the Woodward-ave
church Will be continued until Easter
The Rev Maurice + Fixes will preach
sunday morning on inspiration point
and In the evening on "A mighty arm "
Fred Butler, the basso. who has been
assisting Or. Fixes In the services, will
sing at both sunday services and
throughout next week
\ special series OF gospel services
VIII be held all next week in the Fer
ry-ave church, under the direction OF
the young people OF the church The
meetings Will start at 1:3o o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08
ENGLISH EvANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

The Rev. "A. VI. Sappenfeld, OF Christ
Engiish Evangelical Lutheran church.
hoIdlhg services ia Oddfellows temple.
Brush and Beaubien-sts VIII preach.
sunday morning, on Christian Prog
ress. with confirmation and reception
or memLers. special musical pro-
gram VIII be given IN the evening at
ffaO O'Clock, instead OF the regular
service. Good Friday evening, the
members of the church Will meet in
the home OF Mr.. Chenot. No "a Man
chester-ave Highland Park, for a spe.
Cial prayer service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

opportunity OF reading these "Sugges
tive Questions" and for the course o
Bible study as previously outlined. y
revival OF Bible study promoted By
the secular Press is causing all goot
people 10 rejoice. Use the attached
coupon for yourself or friend.
Cut Out and Send TO This office.
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BOYS TO HAVE GOOD TIME.
Music, Supper and Addresses Features
Of Sectional Conference.

There is to be a sectional confer.
ence OF the Detroit Bible School
league I'm the North Woodward Metho-
dist church, Woodward and Mel
bourne-aves, today and tomorrow.
Only boys between 1s and 10 are 10
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shoots youth for BURGLAR.

CHICAGO, April S.-John Burta,
IS. is dying In the county hospital
today from bullet wound. inflicted
BY Stanley Kopielski. a saloonkeeper.
who found Ave Burglars" in the
basement OF his saloon early today
and opened fire. The four other bur
guars" carried the wounded compan-
ion away and all were arrested in a
physicians once. The oldest burglar
was rs years old
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CONGREGATIONAL.

sunday morning. the Rev j. Per-
elVal Huget Will speak on IF Any Man
serve Mc. and. In the evening
Three Crowds" Friday evening. the
quartet hoir ana chorus OF the church.
assisted By string quintet Will sing
Mercadante's oratorio, Seven Las {
Words
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

gan delegates 10 attend the eighteenth
International sunday school convention
10 be held In San Francisco June sO-2I:
The annual meeting Of Central
church will be held Wednesday even
ing. April 10
The Rev Arthur NJ Baker formerly
pastor OF the Marlboro PresbNterian
church, Chicago. Will occupy the pull
pit OF the Memorial church. SUNDAY,
The Memorial pastorate Is vacant and
n call may be extended 10 Dr. Baker
Special holy week services VIII be
held IN Westminster church every
clergy on the general theme, The
travail OF Ills soul MONDAY evening.
the Rev J. II Jeffrey OF Scovel Mem
orlal will speak on "Father forgive y
pauls cathedral. on To-day In lara
disc" Wednesday. the Rev w T.
Jaqucss. % rrumbull-ave. fresbyter
ian church. Thy SON. Thy Mother,
THURSDAY the Rev ] Percival liugct
OF the First congregational, Jesus
and perplcNitN,' Friday, the pastor the
Rev John Britain clark, "Jesus and
pain. and Stainers "CrucihNion' Will
be given by the choir
Special services viii be held I'm 81
Andrews and In Cadillac'ave. church
OF Tuesday evening. when the congre.
cation OF 81 Andrews hold the annual
meeting. and on Wednesday evening
when Cadillac-aVe.. Will hold the an
Thursday and Friday evenings. when
the services viii be held In - An-
drew'S the Young Peoples chorus viii
provide the music and the speaker
will be. respectively the Revs D. F,
JEFFREY. n ! Young, \ G. Manson ana
William Bryant In the Cadlllac-aNe
church the services on Monday tues
day. Thursday and Friday Will be con
Quoted bv the Revs sykes smith Man
son and Black
The Rev Marcus Scott VIII speak In
Central church sunday morning, on
Faiths great object and In the even +.
ing on The day before Jesus died ana
how lie spent IT" The April Pre- MIL
leuial Bibie conference viii be held IN
this church Friday afternoon and even
ing
palm sunday and the great choice
viii be the subject OF the Rev. A. "a
Bars sermon sunday morning III tue
Jcnerson-aVe church. In the musical
vcspers service al o'clock, Mr. Barr
Will speak on The complete life, aaa
Ala Iuidema Wall give a recital OF OF :
gan music, assisted by the quartet OF
the church The church OF TOMORROW
will meet In Newberry chapel AT
o'clock with r. b Chanee as Leader,
The topic being For the church Inc
annual congregational meeting VIII DC
held "Wednesday evening at 40
o'clock Easter Sunday viii marx the
close OF Or. Bars pastorate.
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MISCEIIANEOTs.

Edward AlEer viii address the be
troit Bible class or the International
Bible students association, sunday ar
ternoon. az o'clock. la Vermont hall
The NcMurdo brothers % New York.
who hkse been conducting evangelisttc
services In salem hall, will remain un-
I'll Easter Ser.iCCs are held every
evening at o'clock for children and
at ) q clock for adults
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-08

The vesper service for women, sun
day. at 3.45 o'clock, will be addressed
by Miss Katherine Van Akin, whose
subject Will be The Inner circle"
Miss Edna Sylvester viii sing and Miss
Theocosia Eldridge will play the vio-
lin The association will send six rep
resentatives 20 the biennial Y. W 9. \.
gathering'tn Indianapolis, April 1927.
Saturday evening. thr physical culture
classes will give an exhibition In the
gymnasium.
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% Verses l-3--Who was Alfalfa;
her parentage, position, character
etc?
"a When child turns out bad
whose heredity and environment were
as vile as they could be, how much Is
he or she TO be blamed?
t3.D Whose son was Joash?
"a Who was Jehoiada?
co. Who was Instrumental In saw.
ing the child Joash from the murder
Gus intent OF his grandmother Ath-
ala. and how was IL done?
CO.. Verses 4-l2-If an individual,
r company, or a nation is established
and carried on by unrighteousness
what will be the probable results
a. Can you give from your own
experience. or from history, any in
stance where wrong actions have
brought about right results, or can
you conceive OF such a thing as pos
sible?
81 When those who are In au-
thority are usurpers, and when the
regular legal processes fail 10 dis
possess them, what should the people
do?
80 On what grounds do you JUST
fy the high priest Jehoiada for plan
ming the death Of the reigning queen,
and, by force putting the boy Joash
on the throne?
QOJ What can you say from this
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BIBLE CLASS.
DETROIT DIBLE CLASS Ont

DETROIT bible CLASS Unt. Bible
Students ASSN Discourse by Edward
Al3er The passover OF the Church OF
the Ftrstborns, whose names are writ
Kingdoms OF this world passing over
from its present ruler 20 be the king
doms OF Christ after the binding Of
satan and cNaltation OF The Elect. To
Bless All the Families OF the Earth
Rev. 2:26. Dan. 7;27. lisa. 65sl. 10 10 rs
Vermont Hail, cor Grand River and
Trumbull-aves sunday. 3 p. m. All
welcome. No collections.
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JEWISH.

Rabbi David Alexander, OF Toledo q
VIII occupy the pulpit OF Temple Beth
FL sunday morning, In the absences OF
Or Franklin