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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-18

ing sermon In the Cass-ave. church,
Sunday. In the evening service he viii
answer the interesting question, docs
IL make any difference what one be-
lieves IL he 10 sincere? Next week
this church will unite in the union
tina Holmes church under the direction
OF the Rev. Milton 3. Rees.
Special evangelistic meetings are be-
ing held in the Haven church. The
pastor, the Rev r Crosby. Is being
assisted by local clergymen and sing
ers.
The Rev. j. w. Mahood and Mr. and
Mrs. A. ID. George singers, who began
ten days series OF evangelistic meet
ings. I'm the Mary Palmer Memorial
church, Wednesday evening. Will hold
week. except Saturday In the after
noon at 3 and I'm the evening at 1880
o'clock. DR.. Manhood will preach sun
day morning on The spirit filled life"
and In the evening on The books
opened"
The Rev. Frederick d. Leete. will
give the fourth. in a series OF sermons
on Themes OF which the world never
tires" Sunday evening. in Central
" omen who have recently affiliated
with Central church. Will be held In
the chapel Monday evening. at 7:30
o'clock.
Following the recommendation and
plans OF the International Sunday
school association for the development
OF adult Bible class work In any place
tu which number OF organized classes
and others interested from all evan
be held IN Central church. Monday
evening, March -.
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PONTIAC ELECTION, MONDAY.
Voters VIII Select Mayor and Com
missioners From List OF 26.

PONTIAC, Mich, March 1s.--The
voters OF Pontiac will select mayor
and commissioners from a list OF 90
candidates, Monday.
Each elector will have an opportun.
fly to pick one for mayor and two
for commissioner and when the bal.
lots are counted the two having the
highest for mayor and the four high
est for commissioner will be declared
nominated. and their names will be
placed on the election ballot at the
opring election. Two candidates will
also be nominated for municipal
Judge, but as there are only two in
the running their camraign is attract.
ine little attention.
The Worxingmen's Voters league
Il mass meeting decided to support
their candidate. G. s. Childs. forocom
missioner and will vote for but on,
commissioner. for fear OF having theii
nosed out OF the race. The!
are confident OF success in getting
Childs on the ticket
The "drys are hard at work plug
einR Tor VIM. e. Williams. Williams
was chairman OF the county local op
tion committee and led their cam
paign year ago 20 prevent the
saloons from again getting foothole
n Pontiac.
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The Rev. Milton S. Rees, d. d., for
more than 20 years, engaged in evan
gelistic work, will begin a six-weeks'
series OF meetings in Detroit. Sunday
night, In connection with the stimuli
taneous eyangelistic campaign" Mr..
Rees will open his campaign in the
Martha Holmes Methodist church,
Lincoln and Putnam-ayes., and con-
tinue there every night next week, ex-
cept Saturday
The following week he will be in
the Brewster Congregational church.
From there he will go TO the Forest.
ave. Presbyterian; then TO the follow
ing churches, in the order named:
Cass-ave. Methodist; Simpson Metho-
dist. and Trumbull-ave Presbyterian.
There will also be afternoon meet
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Copyright. 1910. by Rev, 7 $, Lin
scott. ID. d.
REVIEW.
Golden Text-Happy is that people
whose God Is the Lord. Ps, l44l5.

The following review may be used
az a complete lesson in itself or as a
review Of the twelve preceding les
sons
The date and title OF each lesson,
where found, the Golden Text. ana
one question from each lesson follow.
Jan. l. The Kingdom Divided.
Kings xii: 1-24. Golden Textile that
walketh with the wise shall be wise:
but companion Of fools shall be le-
stroyed. Prov. xii:20.
ID Verses t2-24-What resulted
from Rehoboam's answer. and what
would probably have been the result
IL he had granted the request OF the
people?
Jan. s. Jeroboam Makes Idols for
Israel 10 Worship. l Kings xii:2o-
xiii:6. Golden Text-Thou shalt not
make unto thee any craven images.
Eek. xx:4.
C2O Verses 3l-33--How much aid
are pictures, paintings, or statuary OF
the saints, or high class music, 20 the
spiritual worship OF the unseen God !!
Jan 10. Asa's Good Reign In Ju'
dab. 2 Chron. XIV: lis. Golden Text
BE We strong, therefore, and let not
your hands be weak; for your work
shall be rewarded. Chron. xv:7.
(2.} Verse 3-What Is the effect or
education, and true religion upon the
nation?
Jan. %. Omri and Ahab Lead Is
rael Into Greater Sin. | Kings xvi:lS-
SO. Golden Text. Righteousness ex-
alteth a nation but sin is reproach
to any people. Prov. xiv:34.
"a Verses 17-20-What reason is
there to believe that God some times
brings about civil war when he wishes
to destroy a nation, or 10 reform It's
abuses?
Jan. 20. Jehoshaphats Good Reign
In Judah 2 Chron. xvii: l-l3.-Golden
Text-Seek ye, first the kingdom or
God and his righteousness; and all
these things shall be added unto you.
Matt vi:33.
I'D Verses l-4-What advantage
was II TO Jehoshaphat in being tire
SON of a good father and the successor
of a good king?
Feb 5. Elijah, the Prophet, APP
pears in Israel l Kings IL. Golden
Text-They that seek the Lord shall
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DESCRIBE MEETING
0FPREsBYTER|ANS
Joseph Grindley and ]. Wilfrid Wat
SON Attended National Conven-
ton in st. Louis.

An intereting review or the pro
ceedings OF the National Presbyterian
convention in ST. Louis, was given by
Joseph Grindley and j. Wilfrid wat
son. Wednesday evening, in the Fort
ST. Presbyterian church. They tolo
of the many stirring addresses made
by prominent speakers from all over
the country. including William Jen-
nings Bryan, for the extension OF the
church work Nine hundred delegates
from every section OF the United
States, massed in a gigantic meeting
and discussing the important PROB
lens that AFFECT the church made an
imposing picture, they said
Impetus was given 10 the movement
to bring men and boys into the church
by big campaign, that will start all
over the United States next Septem-
Der and continue till May. There are
three million more women and girls
attending church today than men and
boys, according 10 statistics presented
in the ST. Louis meeting, and the del
egates pledged that they would Work
vigorously in an EFFORT TO draw men
and boys into the church and even
up the figures. A central committee
OF 81, headed by j. G. Cannon, New
York financier, and consisting OF VIII
liam Jennings Bryan, Judge Spencer,
OF Sta Louis; Hon. II. b. MacFarland,
Of Washington; Y. w. Parker, OF Chi
cago; F. B. Smith and others Will di'
rect the work. A subcommittee OF 100
will be organized in each OF the go
cities TO consist of men in all walks
of life. These committees will push
the campaign for six months. after
which arrangements will be made 10
continue the work by all the churches
Detroit will be one of the central
points.
The purpose as announced In st.
Louis. is Ito find for the church these
three millions OF American manhood
and to secure their personal accept
ance and their permanent enlistment
in the program OF Jesus Christ"
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Evangelists Muir and Plnches VIII
address the meeting, Sunday evening
at 1850 o'clock in the Central Gospel
hall Grand River and Harrison-aVes.'
ON Gods way Of salvation" an inter
esting Bible study class IL held sun
day Afternoon at 1880 o'clock
Henry Victor Morgan. % chicago
will lecture Ia the New THOUGHT All
ancc club. Sunday morning on seek
ing the Kingdom within" and In the
evening on The higher spIrituaHsm;
Beginning Monday. Mr.. Morgan VII.
open a class Ia Yogi philosophy 10 tie
light OF tie teachings OF Christ rms
class will lie conducted afternoon ana
evening Wednesday evening Mr. MOI
gan will give a special lecture on The
therapeutics OF laughter sunday at
ternoon ut $50 o'clock. Mr.. Morgan
will speak in the hall at No. Gf Grand
Riyer-ave.. on The appeal OF Socialism
90 reason.
The International Bible students as
ISOLATION meets every sunday after
iJOn AZ , o'clock Iva Vermont hall.
Grand River and TrUmbull-aves. sun
day afternoon. James Naismtth VIII he
tire leader There viii be Christian
meeting at and testimony meeting
at o'clock
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not want any good thing. Ps, xxxiy;

not want any good thing. Ps- xXxiN;
TO-
CO. Verse What, II any reason
is there 10 suppose that the spirit d
prophecy is a thing OF the past?
Feb. IL. Elijah's Victory Over the
Prophets of Baal. Kings xviii L..
l1-4O. Golden Text-Choose you this
day whom we will serve Josh xxiV;
10.
(7.) Verse 2l-Why did not AhaD
slay Elijah when he had him in his
power and seeing he had been hult-
ing him for this purpose?
Feb. 19. Elijah's Flight and Return
| Kings xviii: 4l--xix 2l. Golden Text
They that wait upon the Lord shall
renew their strength. Isaiah xl:Sl.
(S) Verses 3-4-Why is a good man
more liable to be tripped by the devil
when he has been having unusual sue
cess than at any other time?
Feb. 20 Elijah Meets Ahab In Ma
both's Vineyard l Kings p. Golden
Text-Take heed and beware or Gov
etousness. Luke KILLS.
(9D Verses 17-24-What hope Is
there that any who persist in wrong
doing. will be able to escape the ,e-
climate penalty?
March 5. Elijah Goes Up BY q
whirlwind Into Heaven. 2 Kings IL:
lis. Golden Text-Enoch walked
with God, and he was not, for God
took him Gen. VIA
lOD Verse Where is heaven
Is IL a place or a condition or both?
why This, question must be an
swered In writing by members OF the
club
March 10. Elisha the Prophet Re-
stores a Child to Life. 2 Kings iv:S-
81. Golden Textile gift OF God Is
eternal life through Jesus Christ, our
Lord Rom. vi:23.
llD Verses cliff woman OF
godly character frequently entertains
a man OF God, in these days, what
effect does II have upon the neigh
bors, and why is II so?
March 10. Defeat Through Drunk
enness. Temperance Lesson.) |
Kings xx:12-2l. Golden Text-lt Is
not for kings TO drink wine, nor Tor
princes strong drink. Prov. xxxi:4.
Q2) Verses 15-16-What proper
ton OF drinking men attain distinc-
ton. or hold the love and confidence
of the community?
Lesson for Sunday, April 2. 1871.
Elisha Heals Naaman. the Syrian.
Kings 5.
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ings. some of which will be held In
the Warren-ave. Baptist church, near
Warren and Third-aves.
The coming OF MIR. Rees TO Detroit
has been looked forward to with more
than ordinary interest. AS he Is fam
Gus as an evangelist. He comes TO
Detroit from Brooklyn, y. Y. where
he has been associated with the Rev.
y. Wilbur Chapman, in evangelistic
work. Mr.. Rees is said to possess spe-
cial power in dealing with the prob
lens confronting men. His mass
meetings for men have always been
distinct feature OF his work.
Mr.. Rees is accompanied by his
wife. who takes charge OF the musl-
cal part OF the services. She VIII
lead the large union choir which VIII
sing In the six churches,
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DETROIT CHURCHES
NEWS NOTES FROM
PREsBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Alfred H. Barr VIII speak
In the Jefferson ave. church. Sunday
morning, on Every man growing
raan." and in the musical vesper SER
vice. at 4 o'clock, on Giving Christ
hearing" The Church OF To MorroW
will hold sectional meetings In New
berry chapel at o'clock, the Blrls con
tin ufng the study OF India and the
boys that OF China. Tuesday evening
the members or The Church OF To Nor
row will give an Informal party In the
chapel In the congregational meet
ing Wednesday evening, the following
elders and descons were elected for
a period OF three years: W NJ Dwight.
Or. ]. NJ Francis, W. F. Hickie. John r.
Keys. }. G, Cristy, ID. S. Colhurn.
II press toward the mark" will be
the topic taken up Sunday morning In
the Cadillac-aVe. church. by the Rev
Bisseil viii speak on "A life for
Christ"
The Rev. Edward II. Pence will
morning on For | know whom and in
the evening the topic will he Leisure
to look about The choir VIII give "A
musical service Sunday evening March
| rs. entitled The darkest hour This
| has been given for the past two years
during the Lenten season and is one OF
the most popular given BY the choir
| In the mems meeting sunday morn.
\ ing at GAS, =. G Smith will speak OF
| some OF his experiences In the United
! States army during the Civil war. Allen
Bane. baritone, will sing. The Youug
/ Peoples society Will hold the monthly
| business meeting and social Friday
iCYening In the church house The
Mission study class will hold a debate
Monday evening, on the question OF the
attitude of the UnitCd States goVern-
lment IN It's relation TO the government
lot Panama The principal speakers
viii be W. r. Sturm and \. }. Pitts.
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UNIyERsALIsT.

During Passion week the Church of
Our Father and the First Unitarian
viii unite In daily services with a
MONDAY service In the Church OF our
First Unitarian rhe Rev Lee = Nc
Collester and the Rev. Eugene Il Ship
pen pastors OF these respective
churches, Will have the assistance of
outside speakers rhr services will be
brief, but OF specially interestir =
character Hr McCollester will give
an illustrated lecture on "rhe land OF
the midnight sun-from Copenhagen TO
the North Cape sunday evening. at
800 o'clock, la the Church OF Oar Fath-
er. IN the morning Or McCoilester Will
speak on Evolving our brotherhood -
sunday evening, March 26 Or McCoi-
testers Illustrated talk Will he ON
Ftniand--Stockholm TO - Peters
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ENGLISH LUTHERAN.

The hall OF the American Eagle tenn
pie Bethune- ave. and Brush-st. mas
been secured by Christ English Luth.
eran church, for Sunday services until
a church can be erected in the NORTH
Woodward district. The Rev. ~ Al.
|Sappenfeld Is pastor and on sunnay
morning at IO:i5 o'clock he will preach
ON The sin OF indifference" and In the
evening at 1870 O'Clock. on Alone
with God" sunday school Is held at
$3.50 o'clock and the Luther league
meats nj $40
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PREsBYTERI,S

The parable Of the tares" and
Barnabas. the good man" are the
tneInes 70 be used by the Rev. Calvin
McLeod smith. pastor OF the church of
the Coyenantcrs. Hamilton bivd be.
tween Euclid and Philadelphia-ayes
suncay morning and evening The
bible school Is at 10 o'clock
The Rev. ~ G. Wilson, pastor ~ m.
first Presbyterian church, OF Lansino
Mich. VIII preach In the Memorisi
church. sunday morning and eyenins,
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CONGREGATIONAL.

A Lenten musical service VIII De
given I'm the First church. sunday eve
ming instead OF the usual evening ser
civa! Huget will speak on The new
crusade" DIR. Huget Is the leader OF
an afternoon Bible study class; held
every Friday afternoon, at $3.50 O'Clock
in the Y W. G A. The mantle that
fell upon Elisha" was the topic Friday
afternoon The class Is open TO the
public.
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RAPTIST.

The Rev Maurice Il. Fixes Is preach,
ing a series OF sermons on topics votso
unon by members OF the Woodward
ave church. and the topic chosen Tor
sunday morning Is The mystery OF
the Trinity" and In the evening InS
tanning OF the tongue. Baptism VIII
precede the evening service.
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eosrEL nEETISes:
UNION GOSPEL MEETINGS
MARTHA HOLMES METHO-
DIST CHURCH,
Cor. Lincoln & Putnam AYES.
March l9th-24th, 1911.
$500 and 1880 P. M. Conducted
by Rev. M. s. Rees. d. d. (,
Cooperating Churches-
Brewster Congregational,
March 26-31.
Forest Ave. Presbyterian,
April 2-7.
Cass Ave. Methodist, April
ga.
Simpson Methodist, April
16-21.
Trumbull Ave. Presbyter-
ian, April 23-28.
Warren Ave. Baptist.
Afternoon meetings only.
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.nyExT CHRIsTIAN.

Beginning Monday ev'sling TIE Rev
J. Linden Carter. OF Toronto. VIII con-
duct a series OF evangelistic meetings
every evening and w. r. Barron VIII
ing in the Gospel tabernacle. Sunday
morning and evening services VIII be
al
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-18

of Westminster Presbyterian church
will address the YOUNG womens meet
'irg in Association nall, sunday AFTER
noon. at 3:45 o'clock, on The Will OF
t5od for the individual" Music VIII
he given by Charles ~ Clohecy. bari
tone. and Miss Sadie Javotsky, violin
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cERMAN EVANGELICAL.

A Lenten service, In Hermah' Is heIu
cry Thursday evening IN Sl
Mathews church. sunday the rev.
In the morning on The life indeed and
in English in the evening on JUDAS
IscarioI"
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Holman CATHOLIC.

The annual retreat OF the knights oil
Columbus will be held In Holy Rosary
church for one week, beginning sun
day evening March 10 and ending
March IS The retreat Is for men only
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service TO follow at 7:3o O'Clock Will
be addressed by the Rev. Eugene X
Shipper on 1.-The spiritual athlete. In
the morning DR.. Shippen Will speak on
-Four sons"
The children of the Protestant Or
phan asylum. prevented last sunday Dy
the Indictment weather from attending
the First Unitarian church as expected.
will take part in the morning service
this week and will sing several Choir
uaaS
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METHODIST.

The theme TO Ice discussed by the
Rev. Eugene NJ. Antrim In the North
Woodward church sunday morning
In the evening the third in the special
series of sermons on the subject, lis
there second probation after DEATH
will he given. In the Wednesday even =
ing meeting the special topic will oe
Some great new testament CONVEX
sions" Sub-topics 20 be discussed are:
The conversion OF an opponent TO
Christianity-Sbu of Tarsus" sunday
school class: The conversion OF a
moral man--Cornelius." Mrs T.. NJ An
trim: .PauPs moral and spiritual strug-
gle" II. T. Dennis
Catching fish and catching men" II
the topic Of DR. +. :. Rowland's morn.
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Mt ARIAN

Rabbi A. NJ Iershmann will aaar.ss
the Young Peoples meeting lin the
First Unitarian church. sunday evening
at $50 o'clock. The regular evening
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IENISH.
MIsCEIL.ANEOUs.

"Other peoples children" Will be ais
cussed by Rabbi Leo VI. Franklin AZ
Temple Beth ri. Sunday morning
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Lesson for Sunday, April 2. 1911
Elisha Heals Naaman, the Syrian.
Kings 5.
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The Appeal., 1911-04-01

ing many fine residences. Among
them. however, are a few ,shacks oc-
cupied by low-grade ro-Americans,
but the aristocratic whites and lowly
blacks have lived in harmony for
many years.
Last year wealthy Afro-American,
with an income of about $4,000 per
annum, purchased one of the fine
houses and moved into it. The gentle
man is man Of the highest charac-
ter, his wife is a lady of refinement,
a graduate of one of the leading
American universities and also a
graduate of famous German conser-
vatory of music, in fact the entire
family is infinitely superior in every
respect to any white family in the
block, but the Caucasian Christians
became indignant at what they called
a Negro invasion" and began to
move away one by one and now they
have all gone, many who owned their
own home having sacrificed them to
get away from Afro-American Chris
tians.
And by the way, it was committee
of Washington Christians which de-
creed that no, Afro-Americans should
be permitted to take part in the Sun
day school parade in that city last
year. ,.
Few Caucasian Christians live up to
the highest tenets of Christianity
when the color-line is reached.
The Appeal., 1911-04-01
jim CROW SALVATION.

Recently there was a melting of Sal
vation Army workers of the country
at Washington, D. c., and work among
Afro-Americans was suggested.
A storm of protest went up from
the officers from the South when a
Northern delegate proposed that white
officers be required to conduct meet
ings among Afro-Americans. They
virtually declared they would not as
sumo such duties, with. the result that
the committee appointed to draft a
plan for the new work was discharged
before it had time to commence work
and the conference adjourned with
out further allusion to the proposed
work
Commander Booth said: "It would
probably be just as we'll to segregate
the races. The Negroes are badly in
need of such help as we can civ
them, and l am confident we shall &C
The Appeal., 1911-04-01

the matter up. 1t is of course under
stood that the conversion of Chinese
to Christianity means dollars to Amer
lean merchants. They are not work
ing for the Chinamen's souls, but
rather for the benefit of American
pockets. American merchants con-
tribute millions to convert people of
other races and get back two dollars
for every dollar contributed. That's
all there is to it.
Mr.. Wang is evidently man of lit
tie spirit. If he were properly con-
stituted he'd repudiate the false CHS
tianity they have taught him in this
country and return to Confucianism.
He'd refuse to be a party to the race
hate-propaganda of American Christi
anity.
The Appeal., 1911-04-01

sauIt in New York =. -. {
malicious
n%nh Dr. oe washington in New York last Sunday night
OF all the various methods
shoudes above the of
the united States William
receive
President of the United follows:
"The House
MY Dr. Washington:
inflicted
my
nations
lens before " fN
want you to know that friends
and that l am proud to subscribe ~
un (Sgned) WILLIAM
"Dr. Booker
Hotel Manhattan,
AT the nearing
the City National
or
institute Jacob W.
OF the Condition of AroAmecans of New YokCi
The Appeal., 1911-04-01
CAPITAL CAUCASIAN
CHRISTIANITY.

The Washington Herald, in a recent
issue, has a long-winded editorial on
the goodness of the people of the
Capital City and among other things
says that the lives of the residents
are in keeping with the highest ten
cts Of Christianity.
This may be true in some respects,
but when the color-line is reached
the Caucasians of Washington do not
follow the tenets of the meek and
lowly Nazarene. In no city in the
United States is there more bitter
race hatred, and there is less reason
for it. than in many other places.
While there are many bad Afro
Americans, the percentage of intelli-
gence, refinement and wealth is large,
but this seems to infuriate the alleged
Caucasian Christians and cause them
to hate their Afro American brethren
the more bitterly
The Caucasian hypocrisy has been
strikingly shown on several occasions
within the past year. In one fashion
able street, there is a block contain,