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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20
DEEDS FILED
In the Office OF the County
Clerk for Rccorda-
tion.

Charles s. Craig to Roy E and
u. v. Peshak, acre, near Bridge
port.
: Davis=Hornor Company to Frank
Carney, 2 lots, GrassellI.
e Dawis-Hornor Company ito Georgs
III. Clark, i lot Gresselli.
Union JandsGompany to Richard
F. HUFFMAN. 1lot, Union Heights,
Georgia q .Prtmm to W, G.
Burnside, lot, Stealey Heights.
Amanda MCGaham to Elizabeth
j. MdGaRam, 1-2 Of A lob, stea-
ley Heights. sas. &
Charles ID. .sEllicl4 totAllie Doddi
lot, Union Heights
Walter u, Lowe to Thomas L.
Nutter, i lot, East cfarksburg.
stephen y. DAVIS to Samuel L.
Billingslea, "a acreas, near Bristol I.
Dayls4Hornor Con pany to C. H !.
Briggs, / lot, GrasseiH.
Nathan Con to. Michael Fahey, 1
lot, Glen Elk No. q ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20
P|TTSBIJRG
Coilegians Defeat L o c a
Team in One Sided
Game.
a. HSENN

The Plttsburg collegians lead by
''Spooks" Lyle defeated the
Clarksburg boys in the. first game
of a three-game series by the score
of II to /. The feature Of the
game was the pitching of "Jim"
Shaw, of the Collegians, who struck
out sixteen men and allowed only
three hits. two of which were Of
the scratch variety.
The local team was not all, there
Friday and this accounted for the
one sided game. With the team in
tact today and Sunday the score
will be different as the pitchers will
have more heart to work, when
they know they have good>support.
In the game Friday clarksburg had
four chances to score, with two
men on and only one out, but at
these times the weak end of the bat
ting list was up, and could not get
single to bring in the runs.
Jim" Shaw, of National League
fame, will work again in the game
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20
AaiERIoAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Boston 8. Chicago o.
Boston Q, Chicago L.
Washington 5, st. Louis 1.
Washington 10, st. Louis l..
Detroit 8, Philadelphia g.
Philadelphia IA, Detroit g..
New York A. Cleveland 3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20
FRANK D. McENTEER
Constructing Englreer.
FIRE PROOF BUILDING

For soreness of the muscles, whether in.
duced by violent exercise or injury, there is
nothing better than Chamberlain's Eminent.
This linimenl also relieves rheumatic pains.
For sale hv ell dealera.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20
Todar,s Games

Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis OF Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
c:evland at New York. 7
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20

New York s. Pittsburg 4
Pittsburg 5, New York &.
st Louis 6. Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati 8 Boston 2.
Philadelphia I, Chicago o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20

J. B. Canning, of Petersburg.
Is city visitor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-20
FOR SALE

I'he store that 1ace a reduced ad-
'vertIslng expenditure faces BACK
WARDS OF course, the backward
road is the easiest to traveI-and 1t
leads somewhere, although not where
any awake merchant wants to go,
OF coursel
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTE TO
BE HELD HERE
Southeastern Michigan Metho-
dists Are to Have Two
Day Meeting
LEADING INSTRUCTORS
ARE TO CONDUCT CLASSES
Gatherings To Be Open to Pub
lic-Record- Breaking At
tendance Expected

The Southeastern Michigan Sunday
school Workers institute is to he
held in Detroit. in the Central Metho,
dist church, Thursday and Friday,
Dec. S and 6, with the following In
structors in attendance: Revs. Henry
II. Meyer, Ralph W. Keller, Z. )
Lewis and Mrs. j. Woodbridge Barnes,
OF the New York once OF SUNDAY
Echool Publicatfoih. and the RSts. ED.
gar Blake. w. G.. Barclay, l.. 0. Hart.
man. M. j.. Trenery and Mrs. A. A.
Lamereaux. OF the Chicago ONCE OK
the Board OF Sunday schools.
A circular, Just issued In connection
with the institute, contains the fol.
lowing references to the visiting Ii
structors:
Who Instructors Are.
DR.. Barclay Is the educational direc.
TOR OF the board OF Sunday schools.
During the past three years Metho-
dism has enlisted in. training courses
under his direction nearly $4,000 OF
fcers and teachers. Or. Barclay Is
sthe author, Jointly with DIR. Eisel9n,
or -The worker and his Bible" lie
will present the plans Of the board
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

the institutes are made with Fred
Haskell, telephone West 2726
The Detroit plan" one of the meth
DDS OF work adopted by the Wayne
County Sunday School association.
has proven popular and helpful ana
has been copied by other similar as
sociations In local churches. The in
stitute takes the place OF the regular
midweek meeting on Wednesday even
ing and brings to the workers In the
individual Sunday school many of the
benefits OF the state and county con-
ventions, with the added benefit thar
II gives opportunity for taking up In
discussion. the peculiar problems
which confront the workers Of that
individual school The officers and
workers from the county association
carry through a definite schedule In
GLIDING the various departments OF
Sunday school work, beginning at 4
o'clock with the teachers from the
primary and junior grades, and such
others as are interested In the work
of that particular department. Sup
per 10 served to the Sunday school
workers and guests. the program be-
ing completed by about $3.50 p. m.
About 80 churches have received the
benefits OF the suggestions and plans
brought by the county workers dur
ing the past year.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
DAY OF DISHONEST
ADVERTISING PAST
Dean Of School Of Journalism
Discusses New Standard
Adopted by Newspapers
-rALcorr WILLIAMS.

"A decade ago patent medicine ad'
vertising consumed more advertising
space than anything else In the news
papers In the United states. but today
cereals and industrial products have
the lead" said Talcott Williams. dean
OF the Pulitzer School OF Journalism
In Columbia university. In an address
90 the Adcraft club In the fuller hotel
Friday evening.
Mr.. Williams added that the adver
Using columns or the American press
have been brought to high standard
OF efficiency because the men who
write the copy, and the publishers
who accept II, have been impressed
with the fact that dishoiesty In sellins
articles through the newspaper col
umns belongs 10 an age long past.
There Is no difference between the
men who write 10 mold public opinion
as 10 politics and the men who mold
public opinion as 10 bargains" said
Mr.. Williams. They are both parts
OF great function OF the newspaper
which is 10 contribute TO the progress
Of society.
The advertising men themselves
have largely brought about the stand
ardization of advertising. and have es
tablished the proper relation between
their own work and the work OF other
men In the newspaper field, Joseph
began publicity OF circulation on 9
great scale. He brought about con
seriousness OF the relation OF newspa
pers TO one an other and to the ad
yertissry Il was due 70 rhis.tfat- 5sssrs
grew up the calling of preparing ad
yertisements which became vocation
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30


All shown in taking pictures Men, and
children
parts they presenting The pictures themselves make the
household religious feeling
=
a
them undoubtedly
OF this city ~ t7
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

and IN which We now see me nnmD
taxable signs OF great professlon A
"As the American people rsspoh :,
ed half century ago on the nsia
battle. they are now responding 70
great effort that there shall DO In AZ
American lie common high stana-
ard and that principles shall be uni IN
versally observed. The press OF me
United states is today more indepeno
ent, more advanced. more ready "
support the right for no other reason
than because II is right, than ever Do
FORE"
Mr. williams explained the real pu,'
pose for which the school OF journal
ism, OF which he Is the head. was
founded to educate young men rom
all sections OF the United States ~
a manner so they will be reliable, EN-
Client and be able to raise the STAND
ard OF the guild, II possible, even 70
a higher standard than at present.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

DR.. Trenery has just been elected
superintendent OF the extension de-
partment OF the Board OF Sunday
Schools. He was formerly Wisconsin
Superintendent for the board. His
success in that state led TO his pro
motion TO this new and important
work. He is familiar not only with
the work Of building new schools, but
also with the various phases OF re-
ligious education ON Its intensive side.
He Is an inspiring and instructive
speaker.
Mrs. Antoinette Abernethy Lamo-
reaux Is widely known as one or
Americas foremost authorities on
child study. No one who has heard
THE rights OF childhood" or The
Girl Problem" for example, will ever
forget the lasting impression OF these
fprceful addresses Mrs. Lamoreaux
Is the author OF the Unfolding life.
The board of Sunday schools Is. ex-
ceedingly fortunate In securing her
services as superintendent OF the de-
partment Of methods.
Meetings Open To All.
A large preliminary enrolment has
been secured for the institute, and .
record attendance IL expected. All
the meetings are to be open TO the
public
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
DIR. McIvOR-TYNDALL
PROVING BIG MAGNET

DR. Alexander J.. McIvor-TyndalI.
English psychologist aud exponent OF
New Thought philosophy, psychic re-
search and metaphysics, Is attracting
large audiences TO the headquarters
of the New Thought alliance, 31S
Woodward-aye A third week las been
arranged for. and subjects dealing
with the soul, and cosmic conscious
ness will be exploited. and the laws
governing these psychological actions
explained. DR.. McIvor-Tyndall has
given years OF study 70 the work of
investigating psychic phenomena.
The subject for the Sunday morning
service OF the New Thought alliance,
at which DIR. McIvor-Tyndall will
speak, Is Does the world need new
religion" Mrs. Joseph Krolik will
sing a solo, entitled, The Lord 10
My Light" by Frances Ailiston.
At the evening meeting. DIR. Nc
Tyndall will take up, Have wo
proof Of Immortality 2" from he stand.
point of the latest scientific research
The officers OF the alliance are max.
ing preparations for extra seating
capacity and every effort will be made
10 accommodate all who attend.
| Besides the afternoon and evening
public Soul and self-culture class"
meeting each day this coming week.
there will be the regular Wednesday
service at o'clock, when "Metaphysl-
cal healing will be the theme, and
Experiences given.
On Thursday afternoon, at 2:s0
O'Clock, the new psychology 70.
view class will meet and discuss
Prophecy"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
BURNS M. E. CHURCH TO
HAVE NEXT INSTITUTE

The Detroit Sunday school institute
Ii 70 be held In the Burns-aye. NJ. r.
church, next "Wednesday evening, Dec
q. The speakers will be: Mrs. Geo
%. Pratt, elementary work; Miss
Charlotte Aikens, teacher training;
Pliny Marsh, temperance methods in
Sunday school work; Mrs. NJ. O. Per.
ry, missionary methods: Eugene q.
Foster. organized Sunday school work
Rev. s. A. Huston. the study of the
pupil. with special reference TO the
teen age; DR.. l. 8. Morris, general
Sunday school problemss w. A Lo-
gan, adult Bible class work, and Fred
Haskell. In general charge.
The Following "Wednesday evening
the instityte workers go 10 Haven
III. r. church. All arrangements for
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
DETROIT BOYS LEAVE
FOR GRAND RAPIDS

The following Detroit delegates left
Friday, to attend the annual boys
state " NJ. C.. A. conference at Grand
Rapids:
Floyd Meisenheimer. Harry Cole,
Howard ]. Ely, Oswald c. Grafton,
Edmund Hansen, Carl Neumann, John
Neumann, Lynn Pierson, George Teu.
Eel, Harland Walters, Harold McEl-
hose. Fred Dynee. Harry Snodgrass.
Harold Creegan, Herbert Chambers.
Wilson Morrison, Henry Massnick.
Stanley Foran. George Daniels, Fred
Bolton. Gustav Dicks, Walter Sullivan.
Albert Barger, Norman Reid, Harold
Beam, ]. Truman Strung. Russell
Wetmore, Crosier Lathrop, Percy
Chambers, Wesley Yinger, Cecil Stet-
Ter and Elton Eldridge.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
BAPTISTS TO HOLD
REDEDICATION SERVICES

Grace Baptist church. River Rouge,
will be rededicated, Sunday, with spe-
cial services, as follows: Morning
devotion, Rev. A. NJ. Conklin, pastor,
and Rev. J. r. Roberts, superintendent
OF state missions, the latter preaching
the dedicatory sermon; afternoon. a
junior rally, in charge Of Mics Nellie
Jackson, with an address by the Rev.
w Quarrington, OF the Fourteenth
ave. Baptist church; evening. song
and devotional service, Moses Moser
officiating. with sermon by the Rev.
G. r. Conley. the subject being, "Ye
are not your own: We are bought with
price,
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

Thomas Crane. rs years old, one OF
Detroits pioneer printers, died. trlua.
night, I'm his home No. T95 congress-st
east. a street car accident. sustalnHn
about a month ago. being held indl-
rectly responsible for his death. MI
Crane was born in 81. Thomas. ont ~
came 20 Detroit when quite young ano
engaged in the printing trade lie IL
said 20 have owned and operated De-
trott's first skating rink and TO have
ridden the first bicyoIe seen on the
streets OF Detroit. Three daughters sur
vivo
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
DIR. BLACK TO GIVE
49, TALK ON "MORMONISAf,,

An illustrated lecture on Mormon
ism" Will be given by Or j. r. Black.
next wednesday evening. I'm the
Bethany Presbyterian church The
stereopticon views 10 be used are said
To. be new made from Photographs
taken by a worker among The Nor.
mons. Much OF the data for the lee.
ture has been furnished by him aud
the Hon, Hons Freeze, of New York
the latter an effective worker alon;
reform lines A silver collection IA
to be taken ND 10 defray expenses.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

At the Bethany Presbyte church
the pastor, DR.. James T. Black, will
preach In the morning on, rs the
young man safe?" and In the evening
there will be q musical Thanksgiving
service, under the direction Of Miss
Minnie 8. Welz. together with short
address by the pastor on, Lines OF
travel 70 the city Of happiness" The
Bible school meets at 1910 o'clock.
The Rev John Beattie, of Chicago
will speak Tuesday evening, in the
McGregor institute. Mrs. Doyle will
sing. Thursday, the Rev. Mr.. Gull
land, of tho Boulevard M. Il. church
will speak, and Mrs. Saunders Of the
Highland Park Presbyterian church
will sing; Friday, Probation Officer
venn viii speak and Mrs. Doyle will
sing.
THE history of the Pilgrims" will
be the subject OF an illustrated talk
Sunday evening, IN the Fort-st. Con.
gregational church. by the Rev. M
Lee Grant In the morning, Mr.
Grant Will speak on temptations and
trials" Tho annual holiday bazaar
and supper will be held In the church
parlors. Thursday evening. Dec. s.
In the Y. w. c. A. vesper service.
Sunday afternoon, the Rev. +. p. Ar
thur Will speak on Christian men In
the political world" Music will be
given by a mixed quartet and bari
tone soloist During the social tea
hour, Mrs. A, w Diack win give an
informal talk on recent European
trip.
A mission festival Will Do held In
the Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran
church. Sunday The Rev. Ernst
Theme. OF Chelsea. viii deliver the
sermon In the morning. end the Rev
Albert G. HtEter, OF Edoa. o., viii
speak In the evening. Both services
will be In German.
Ground has becn broken by the re-
Gently organized Holy Trinity English
Lutheran congregation for
the erection OF church on Maxwell
and Warren-aves. At present. services
are held Sunday afternoons In the
Baptist church. Sunday
the service will be In charge OF The
Rev. A. G. Hueter, OF Edon. o.
The Rev. p. J. Mayeety. II Cincin.
natl II to give an address In tie
North woodward Methodist church
Sunday morning. He is the secretary
OF the Freedmen'e Aid society OF the
Methodist church and speaks with au
thority upon problems relating TO The
black man In he south. w. Earl
Flynn, health evangelist, IL TO give
the last OF his health talks. Sunday
afternoon. AZ 3 o'clock, I'm an address
TO men only, nf'he hounds OF God |"
fourth In the series. 'Acts IN The
drama OF man aud God" VII, be the
theme Dr. Antrim will discuss Sunday
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
THE LIFE OF CHRIST
IN MOVING PICTURES

the
he ife OF Jesus
They
celebration
Palestine DEPICTED
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

Tor training teacher8 IN q very clear
definite wa1. and win c5ndnct several
conferences. - $3.50 ~ %-re sr -
DR.. Keeler.is known among the
leaders and members Of adult Bible
classes In AL parts OF the country
Once q month he speaks to them
through "The Adult Bible Glass
Monthly" OF which he IL the editor
The modern trend In Sunday school
work II towards an enlargement OF
the field TO include not only children
but adult life as well.
Rev e. s. Lewis, ID. D., assistant
editor Sunday school publications, IL
the author OF The senior worker and
his work" Do not fail to hear his
etirring messages dealing with the
later adolescent period. No one has
. better understanding OF the charac-
teristics and tendencies manifested In
young men and women than Dr..
Lewis His addresses hold the un-
divided attention OF his hearers as he
points out the possibilitie and dangers
Of the teen age.
Mrs- Barnes Grade Expert.
Mrs Barnes IL superintendent OF
Graded Instruction for the Methodist
Episcopal church, and Is secretary of
the Graded Lesson Writer'S. She Is
the leading authority on grading.
Much OF the credit for the introduc-
ton OF this system into the Sunday
schools OF America must be given 10
this leader. Her presence on the pro-
gram provides an excellent emporium.
ity 70 study carss;lly The whole mat
ter Of grading.
DR.. Hartman has Just been elected
superintendent OF the department. of
institntes and intensive work for the
board OF Sunday schools. For two
years past he has been Ohio supertn.
tendent for the board. During this
time the Ohio Sunday school enroll
ment increased over 10000. Substan.
fial gains were also made during the
same period In the number OF graded
schools, adult Bible classes, trainins
classes, etc.
Or. Meyer is the assistant editor o.
the Sunday school publications. HI
4 also the author OF THE Graded Sun
Jay ZIM0ol III tEIlnclDle anu FTdClfCc.
This book Is considered by Sunday
school workers everywhere as thu
final authority on the subject of grad
IhH This expert wiz De Upfe 70 hefT
you In the problems arising from the
use Of the new graded lessons He
Will make a special address at the
North Woodward church on wednes.
day evening. Dec. 4, and viii be glad
10 answer the questions OF Sunday
school workers In special confer.
cnce after the address,
Dr.. Edear Blake. Mefhodism,s great
leader IN the Sunday school depart.
nept. has earned a reputation as q
tEue expert He has studied deeply
al phases 81 the work, and IL able
10 present his findings I'm an unHsuai.
~ Iorcofui manner. He viii treat
The boy problem and the Youth,
||ahIIlfyr "A the institute 10th I'd.
dresses suggest adequate solutions 10
I&fI 11Ip|oxIna pfoblems
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

PILES CURED~IN Q TO 10 DAYS
Your druggist win refund money IL
PAZO OINTMENT fails 20 cure any case
OF itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles In Q TO IL days. soc.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

e.ening The ladies OF the church
will hold a sale and supper. Thursd4 :.
Dec. 5 supper viii be served from
$3.50 10 1850 o'clock. The sale lasts
all day The Rev Henry III. Meyers,
assistant editor of the Sunday schoO,
publications OF the Methodist churc n
win give an address, "Wednesday.
Dec. 4. at 7:45 p. m.
THE relation OF the physical to our
spiritual bodies viii be the Sunday
evening topic OF Pro-. w. Ea-l FlynE.
OF Berkeley, Cal, ~ the Simpson
Methodist church. Mr. Flynn VIII
speak in the same place. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
The pastor OF the church. the Rev.
Howard A. P4eld win preach Sunday
morning on Faithful In spite OF seem
ing defeat" The ladies Aid society
will hold its annual bazaar. Thursday
afternoon and .e7enlns, Dec, g. Sup
per will be served at 8 o'clock.
In the musical vesper service, In
the Jefferson-ave Presbyterian church
Sunday Afternoon, the choir will be
assisted by William Grazing King. The
Rev. j. Frederick Fitschen, Jr., Viii
speak on Think on whatsoever things
are pure"
In the First Presbyterian church.
the Rev. Joseph A. Vance, Will speak,
Sunday morning. on "A prudent scoun-
drel,P aud. in the evening ON The
worth OF the moral struggle We'd
nesday evening. Dec. 4, the Rev. Geo.
p. Berry, OF New York, the. Ameri-
4 can representative OF the McAi mis-
sion in. France will speak on Tho
outlook for religion in the Latin
world" -.
The following special musical pro
gram has been arranged for the SER
vice at the First Congregational
church. Sunday evening, commencing
at 1880: Organ, Andante Cantabilc
Haydn. and Allegro (Scnata). Peace:
choir hymn, Shadows OF Mighty
Rocky anthenfoSrssisrk, Hark. Ms
Soul" Shelley: quartet. Il Lay <y
Sins ON Jesus" ]. Truman Wolcot;;
offertory, Resting by and by Hay
ems; Throw Out the Life Line" post
luuo. haICu ia VI Oolhihs AO ShWt
and congregation will sing two old
familiar hymns, Tell Me the Old, Old
Story" and Just as Am"
The Rev. e. H. Pence will preach In
the Fort-st. Presbyterian church to
morrow morning on THE name or
the forehead" and In the evening OF
Law warning on law" The Mems as
ISOLATION viii hold The second banquei
| of the season. Monday evening, wher
/ DR.. Charles e. ChadsCy. superinten
dent OF public schools will speak on
Modern education" and A. J. Pitts
will speak on do newspapers educa
cate" Charles Moore will act q:
itoastmaster. DR.. n. J. Corey will give
lecture. Tuesday evening. Oh Climb
ing Longs peak" II will be illus
trated with about 100 fney colored
slides prepared by DIR. Corey and used
I IN this lecture Cor the 1rst time. Miss
Alice Crosby will speak. Sunday after
noon, at $3.50 o'clock. telling the story
! OF "The Land OF the Blue Flower
Miss Jemima Coudie will speak al
the Story hour nj 3 o'clock.
| ..xy- S-v-nur.-v,r n M - nv.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

The quarterly meeting OF the Pres
Ibyterian Young Peoples union, of De-
troit, will be held In the italian IN
Istitute, No. SO Sherman-st.. Saturday
evening, Dec. 4. Supper will be se-y-
ed at 5:45 o'clock DR.. Anderson will
tell the young people Of his work In
the Italian mission clinic. A musical
program will be given.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

DR.. ]. Percival Huget will occupy
his own pulpit at the First Congress-
tional church, both morning and eve
ming, Sunday. The morning subject
will be "A Timely Talk and the eve
ming theme will he The Life Line"
The evening service will be somewhat
evangelistic In tone and familiar
hymns will be used.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

In the Grand River-ave. Baptist
church, Sunday morning. the pastor.
DR.. d. II. Cooper. will speak on "A
simely Foken OF gratftude. Com
munion will follow tho morning adj
dress. At. 1880. in the evening, will
be an address by the pastor on "The
cry that saves"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

The Rev. william Charles Butler,
Detroit conference evangelist, Is To
continue the evangelistic services al
the Fisher Memorial Methodist Epis-
copal church for another week, the ex.
tension being decided on because OF
the success attending his efforts OF
the past two weeks.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

The Rev. Maurice p. Fixes, in the
woodward-ave. Baptist church. sun
day evening, will continue his discus
sion or "The depths OF Satan" started
a week ago. Previous to the evening
service. Prof. EDWARD B. Manvflle
will give a 15-mtnute organ recital.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
Church Notes

The subject OF Rabbi Leo NJ. Franz
Inns sermon. sunday morning. IN
Temple Beth El. will be "A little
knowledge"
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

Juan Orts Gonzales, Pm. D., will
speak on "Roumanism In the Twenti.
eth century" Monday evening. In the
Woodward-ave. Baptist church, and
Tuesday and wednesday evenings In
the Forest-ave. Presbyterian church.
The Detroit times., 1912-11-30

In the First Methodist Protestant
church. Sunday morning. the Rev. =.
w Stephenson will PreacE on "A
searching question TO troubled man,
and in the evening on One link III
the chain lacking"