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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
ORDINATION OF BOYNTONS
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY

In a two-column report OF the ordi-
nation OF the sons OF the Rev Nehe-
miah Boynton. of Brooklyn, ~ T..
formerly pastor OF the First Congre.
gational church in this city. which
took place, Wednesday. May IA. the
Brooklyn Eagle printed the following:
Such service of ordination as
that held last night in the Clinton.ave.
church has never been
known before In Brooklyn. Two sons
OF the pastor. the Rev. Nehemiah
Boynton, Edward Chadbourne Boyn.
ton and Morrison Russell Boynton
were ordained 10 be preachers of the
gospel. Ministers of Ave denomina.
tons laid their hands upon the heads
OF the candidates as the Rev. Alder.
J. Lyman. nestor OF the Congrega
tional ministers OF Brooklyn, offered
an impressive prayer or ordination. At
the request OF the boys, their father
gave the charge to the ministers. and
I; was without doubt the strongest
and most beautiful speech OF counsel
ever given 10 any man or men about
70 enter the ministry. In concluding
his charge, DR.. Boynton said to his
sons:
II charge you TO be intimate with
the high integrities OF life Your frst
duty Is to stand for God and His
truth. BE men, true men. strong men
Christian men. Be whole men, bring
ing the gospel to brighter world.
The young men wore ordination
robes, the making and needlework OF
which had been done by their grand
mothers.
The Rev. Morrison Russell Boynton
will occupy his fathers pulpit. Sun
day morning. May %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
1ERIANS TO 3
EDAyNIVERSARIES
|Ghhad Park Congregation
WIN Have Triple Celebra-
tiou Tomorrow

h Sunday. May %, will be Red Let
EloS" day In the Highland Park Pres
1&yter1an church, al on that day the
s1ooGrogation will celebrate a triple
!6Qulvorsary. II In the second ami
(Yessary Of the dedication OF the new
|Ahurch building; the eighth anniver-
|&xry a. the organisation OF the church.
md the tenth anniversary Of the pas
.toeate oe Rev. James Davis MacDon.
AID, the present pastor.
The work Of establishing mission
"A Highland Park was started by the
ETlrpt PRESBYTERIAN church about 20
years ago. and the latter's present
pastor. Dr. Joseph A. Vance, VIII
breach the anniversary sermon on
Sunday morning.
" Dr.. r. @. Sykes, OF Crosse Point.
Has been secured to preach the even
1ng sermon.
Special music has been prepared for
both services.
A fne entertainment has been ar
vanged for Monday evening. THIS
will be given by Mrs. Rose Curtss
Reid, soprano soloist. assisted by MIS-.
Nay Emigh Butler, dramatic reader.
and Grant H. Winter. cornetist. THIS
. tree to the public. The closing
fuaturs Of the anniversary celebration
VII occur on Wednesday evening.
watch will be q Home Coming, or
roulniscence meeting, at which time
The pioneers OF the work will DO
heard trom. and . social time en-
5oyed.
The musical program for Sunday
VIII be as follows: Morning-Anthem.
sc Deum," Festival (Buck; soprano
'nolo. Come Unto Mo" (Coenenl bass
solo, Judge Me, o God" tBucD.
Nvening-Anthem. Praise the Lord,
An Ys Nations" tRadegger): central.
- solo, 20 Divine Redeemer
( (oounod): anthem. The Woods and
1very Understanding Tree" West;
baritone solo. The Ninety and Nine
(Campion), VIM. A. Kerr; anthem.
seek Ye the Lord" (ROberts) tenor
.uolo, 20 for a Closer Walk With God
(Deach).
The choir IL to be composed as fol-
lows: Mrs. X. T. CudmOre. soprano
md director; Miss Sara Schellberg,
contralto: o. A. Grimths, tenor: A.
A. Bentley. bass; Mrs. G. f. Sanders,
pixnist; w. A. Kerr, baritone, OF the
JsRsrson.ave. Presbyterian church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
BISHOP HENDERSON
TO BE BANQUETED
Detroit MethOdists to Honor Dis
tinguished Divine in Trinity
Church, June 6

& Bishop Theodore Sommers Hender-
son, D. D.. OF Chattanooga. Tenn. will
make his first visit to Detroit since
his elevation to the episcopacy in the
general conference Of 1912, Friday
June 6.
This distinguished leader in the
Methodist Episcopal church was for
merly q pastor in New York east con-
ference, serving prominent churches
In New York city and going from
Hanson Place, Brooklyn. TO his high
once.
\ The bishops coming Is hailed with
no small degree OF satisfaction by De-
troit Methodism. In high reputation
Is an evangelistic preacher. DR.. Hen
dereou. who shares with Bishops Ber-
r. and Hughes the leadership OF the
commission on Evangelism. is a recog-
nlsed authority on all problems AFFECT
ing city evangelixation. The evangel-
isation Of the city" will be his theme
when he responds to the welcome or
the Detroit Methodist union, Friday
evening, June s, in Trinity church.
Woodward and Buena Vista-aves.
The gathering, which will be rep
resentative OF all the churches OF De
troit Methodism. will banquet at $3.50
"a the new dining room Of Trinity
church, which IL one of the finest,
most commodious and best equipped
IN the city. Ample opportunity will
be Afforded for the inspection Of the
Imposing edifce now In process Of
erection by the Trinity people. under
the able leadership Of the pastor, Rev.
VIM. Dave, d. d. Following the ban.
Quet. there viii be business session
II 1850 and At o'clock the bishop
will speak.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
IN DETROIT

patriotic issettnY OF cslored cittzens
OF Detroit Will be- held Memorial day
evening, May so, In the iroquois cIGt.
Z he late Charlotte Jane shaw. Of De-
troit, whose will WAS nied for p,"-
bate. Friday, remembered number
OF charities she left the Van LEU
ven Browne hospital. Detroit, Sloo:
the Church or the Redeemer tH"-
formed Episcopap, Detroit, 400, and
the Protestant orphan society for the
counties or Antrim and Down. Bel
fast, Ireland. Sloo.
An addition 60 the Waya~ County Med
Highest east. vii be begun in about
two weeks. IL viii cost $4,000. and
be two stories IN height. The lower
floor viii be used as an auditorium.
seating 500. The upper floor viii be
equipped as library, and 10000
books Will be added TO the $4,000
now in use. Ii is planned TO finish
the building by October. The build
ms committee consists OF Drs. War.
ner l.. Babcock. Harold Wilson and
Walker II. Ford.
c. ID. Todd, broker. was the Highest
bidder for the assets Of the Minn =
Hammond Co., printers. at the sale.
Friday. by the Detroit Trust Co;
So 1875 for everything but the lease
OF the building. lie also offered the
trustee $500 II allowed commits
sion or l5 per cent and 80 days in
HiSu W ulspost III the DUN
offers were submitted TO Referee JOS
Ign. The referee will also consider
protest OF the creditors who desire
TO have the company's business con-
tinued by the trustee.
An appeal has beem made by Frederick
}. McMurtries. secretary Of the joint
Memorial day committee. for auto
mobiles TO be used by disabled civil
war veterans In the Memorial Day
parade. Shall this last satisfac-
ton be denied this noble band while
the good people OF this city are able
TO still make II possible by the gen
erous tender OF the use Of their au
tomobiles and drivers TO convey
these gallant survivors in the Mem
orial Day parade. TO be again with
their more Write comrades In per-
SOM" reads the appeal. Automobiles
are requested at the Grand Army
building at l:l5 p. m. as the parade
starts at l:t0. IL II suggested that
II an automobile owner knows OF a
veteran too feeble to go to the Grand
Army building by street car. the
more fortunate man escort him TO
ponit where he can watch the pa
rade 20 by.
Dob Printina Done Right. Tfmee
Printing Co.. IL John R-s1
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 23.--Flour: QGiet
and ''e4 s4d Easier fSss o misdls ms..
sll.o5qll.l5, sugar: Raw. steady:
centrifugal, sc test. So $50; museo,
S Srao SUI ~, i Test ,os ss re;nss
powdered, 81 20ulS5: graduated. 81 20
n 40. Coffee; Rio. No. :. on spot.
SO, Taliow inactive; city ~. q;
country, SIS u6nc. Hay; Easier. prime.
si02h l.0I ~ No. g. 65 o Soc. clover.
Soc gsl Dressed poultry: Firm; .ur
keys l5I2ec chickens. leq 2sc; fowls.
10 q 1870. ducks, loLc. Live poultry:
Unsettled, impossible 10 quote prices.
Cheese: Firmer: state milk, common 10
specials. l2V &c. skins. common TO
specials. "a Zoe. full skins " u ~
Butter: Quiet and easy. Receipts
S,622, creamery, extra. 2Sh q 2SAac:
state DIS Try. tubs. 254 use; imitation
creamery hrsts. &c. Eggs: Quiet; re-
c,spts. .s.l25. nearby while fancy 22
q 25c, nearby mixed fancy, 0Q22c;
fresh hrsts, S0V23c
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
URGES WARFARE AGAINST
GIANT CURSES OF LAND
(COntlnued from Page OneD

And on the other hand. they must
bring to task the men who betray
their public trust We must be lead.
ers against all injustice. People
whom we might gain from outside
the church are disappointed when We
are not"
DR.. Hatten asserted that the pres
ent Is an age OF brotherhood and ex-
pressed the hope that all men. espe-
cially those OF the church. will unite
in stamping out social evils.
The Rev George II. Watt, who has
done Is years service as a colporteur
in Vermont. described the need for
colportage work In the older states.
The work. he maintained, Is that of
real missionary and not merely the
distribution OF tracts.
The possibilities Of development In
Sunday school and young peoples
work were discussed by the Rev. Sell
don l. Roberts. OF Indiana.
The upto-date methods OF the
church were shown in the story told
by the Rev. George l.. White, OF Ore
gon, OF how chapel cars. boats and
automobiles are being used to reach
the people OF frontier regions.
Friday night, Mrs. Frank NJ. Good
child. OF New York the Rev. w. 8.
Alternately, Of Kansas City; Mrs. L..
X. Barnes. OF New York. and Mrs.
Franklin W. Johnson. Of Illinois. spoke
in meeting in charge OF the Won
ans American Baptist Home Mis-
sion society. Mrs. Barnes discussed
the work being done among immi-
grants In the south, while Mrs. Good
child talked on the Uneasy Npman"
whom she asserted Is power to be
feared by the forces OF evil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
ADDED POWER is
KEYNOTE OF WEDDING

stand. As the princess left the room
where the civil marriage occurred, she
stepped into tiny apartment, where
the crown OF her new rank was placed
upon her head by Herman Schultz.
who has been court hair dresser for
40 years.
Two dull thuds Of the court mar
tails stan announced the approach OF
the bridal pair. First appeared two
heralds, and close behind them came
Count Zu Gutenberg. high court mar.
tial. with his enormous stan OF ON
GERS. Prince Ernst, In the brilliant
uniform OF his regiment, the Ziethen
Hussars, followed, walking by the side
OF Princess Victoria Luise.
Behind her came four brides maids,
all of noble blood. carrying the train
OF the royal brides $1,000 gown. II
was OF white satin, with point lace
applique, no more elaborate or costly
than those worn by many American
brides. but the details OF 1t were long
kept from the public. through fear OF
Socialist criticism. The princess wore
veil Of filmy lace. the handiwork OF
so girls who labored for month TO
weave It,
Behind them came Kaiser Wilhelm
with brilliant uniform and beaming
face. walking with the Duchess OF
Cumberland, mother Of the bride
groom and after them were the kais-
erin Augusta Victoria, with the Duke
OF Cumberland. in a rather slouchy
and ill-fitting uniform.
To get around any question OF
precedent. the car. King George and
Queen Mary entered together. the
king and Nicholas looking so much
alike that those who saw them gasped
In amaZement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
LIVESTOCK
EAST BUFFALO.
Dunnlnx 4 Stevens, Live stock Re0OrI


EAST BUFFALO. May 23.-Caitle.
1850 to i,soo-i6. steers. ssst0s.so;
good TO prime l.l9o TO i.2o0-is' steers
s7.5O9775; coarse plainish; LOO TO
i.20o-lb. steers. s7475o. medium butch
er steers. 1000 to i.loo-lb.. SI.5og -,
butcher steers $50 TO i.ooo.io', 7SmTSas
s73s as' medium butcher heifer. 81 Is
61.5o. light butcher heifers, sozo q
Ing steers. dehorned. s7.5OG7.75, light
common stoeSers; ssassS so prime u en-
ss7b 9La5: stock bulls. s5.5o9s; best
mixers and springers. s75 U 100; com
mon kind do. $40 96o.
10 Hogs 10 TO- RfiS Swsr heavy 20 ears $3.50
workers.. $s.s0q s,l5; pigs. $500 > 20.
Sheep: Receipts, 40 ears ma. keI
steady; top lambs, S7.25 30; year
linss, $50 S1S; wethers' sege'is' ewes
Calves. s5ulo.75.
UNION sTOCk YARDS.
UNION STOCK YARDS, CHICAGO.
May st-Hogs Receipts 1900. mar
ket higher mixed and butchers. $3.50
gs62; good heavy. $s,2oas.SI. rough
heavy. Ss.05gs.20; light $40 5 90 :
pigs. s6.50Qs $50. Cattle Receipts, 400
market. steady. beeves $40 a 80 7;
cows and heifers s3;sog go stoe ker rs
no; calves, s725alo sheep; Re-
Ceiprs, 1000, market, steady. native.
SIS. 90 as: native, s530QG; western, $50
a $50. lambs: 1915 II $50; western,
IS 75476s
CLEVELAND.
CLEV EI.AND. May .s,--Hoss' Re-
ceipts, $500 hsad: Sc lower. workers.
and mixed. Ss.,5; pigs. $3.50; heavies.
$3.50 $50. Cattle: Receipts, 8 cars:
weak sheep and lambs Receipts. le
cars: sT.264h. Calves: Receipts. 10
head. $1016.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
TWO CHILDREN INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENTS

h Fearing that he had seriously ~
jured Freda Mailman. l. years p"n
OF No. 355 Clinton-st., who was 49,
over by the front wheel OF MS a" va
mobile. Hugh Mcllugh. ~ years o'"'
of No. i44 Hamilton-aye., gave n,n
self u pin police headquarters ri'ass
afternoon. Meanwhile. the chlid n'u
been examined In ST. Marys hospi'a
and found 10 have escaped with pau"
ru bruises about the right arm "'''
hip. McHugh was released. do-
Alice osolowski. aged six, OF NO. go
Willis-ave. east. was knocked gov
and slightly bruised by an auto driven
by c. p. Mitchell. of No. 7O3 Jenet'
son-ave., on Canfeldave near has',
ings-st. Friday afternoon. the chiio
was only slightly bruised and was TAX
en- home by Mitchell.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

Apples-Fsncy. ss0s6o; choice. sac
B.ss..s.Sood shipping stock. si.Ss
s s::;;:.T::.ss Ss q. 1ss' s:s 2
Ceaery-Florida ~. -: 60. 3s.7s per
crate e:s.e c..,lHin = il. &c 81 81 d0'
cheese prices: Michleaa
Ne. York mats. new. isx q ise: Ola
$s1; .!''% s' 'sssi'.s s1 :SE
D.ss..P.r.i.n. new. SC per le
common. ,oOiic Ole per 10. 1"e.' .1''''
Fte:.ir,gcrt.a. new. 'i0iss ID:
11 me.r ye ssS - no,
house. 7scoSio per dos; lettuce. hot.
sss.:. ss1 scs ~: ;urn,p.: soSsse Ss:
F fYs1iSSss scm seS sG s5 Ss. s Sc ss
crate, 5000 81 basket; pie plant. 20 03sc
bunch; IS per case: section grass, Ill,
q $50 per case: green peas, $:.251?.s'
Grape E.ni,- - -, s49s boz.
ber: ls&l2hc ID; sxtrseted. 1H 9se 10
soilc~ins prics. for S.isa hay y' in c ar:
NIse oI.: No. !: Timothy; !isois.SS
wheat ana oat straw. .s0s.so ton. !,
HSdes-No. I cured hides. 13c; No.
green hides 1chc; No, cured bulls
lie; No. l green bulls, sc: No. cured
veal Kip, Zoe; No. l green veal kip.
lsc; No. cured murrian, 12c: No. !
green murrian. Zoe: No. ] cured calf
f7Kc: No. l green calf. Ice. 20.
horse hides. 81; No. horse hides. 50
Sh eepskins. as to amount OF wool, bOC
asl.so; No = hides. ie on kip and
iaaoas- ss.soo7 per boz.
Lsmes-Si 0l.63 do&
MushRoSns-&0060 Soc Ia
Oniens-Yeuow. car lots. SS0eoS per
100 lbs; store lots. %s soc per bu;
Texas Bermudas 3l.1bHl.26 bu.
OraHse..california navel. sb@s.6o;
rloridas. S5N5.5o
Poultry 5roiiers. 3O432c: springs,
I7G17hc: hens, I7&l7ac: stays. $50
15c; roosters is9i4c: ducks. 100 zoe:
turkeys, 100 zoe ID.
TaliOys---Eo. I. "a: No. 4 &c -.
PineaDpies--s25O GER crate.
PotatQes-Michigan. SIS q eSc per bY
In car lots: New BermudaS. $500 pei
bu. ~ per Dbl. Florida potatoea &72S
per bu: $6.7S@s Pc: OBJ
straw case. s2So0275
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
DARTMOUTH QUALITIES
IN ALL OF THE EVENTS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 24.-Dart.
mouth qualified In every event In the
preliminaries OF the New England
track and field championships. and
with q third OF the men competing to-
day wearing the green, the wah.hoo
boys are top-hesvy favorites Brown,
Wesleyan, Worcester, Technology and
Tufts each qualified two men. When
the first batch or sprinters lined M
prospects for records were poor be.
cause OF the three days rainfall
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
PENNSY PICKED TO WIN
FROM MIDDIES CREW

ANNAPOLIS, May N.--Pennsylvan-
Ia was picked TO win the varsity race
with the Middies this afternoon. The
freshman race was more OF q guess,
for the naval academys younger has
been doing exceptionally nne work
this season. There were several thou.
sand spectators from Washington.
Philadelphia and Baltimore down to
witness the race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
JOHHING PRlCRS.

.. f:ar s:.n: i:iS fs1 n:
i.sa d,s s SsFa Table Si:nf Sect
ss..;;. al .; ;;s. ~ :s.. s AMI.
:sfiy June. si;e. :iis.d early June
S:.s Sess!ns price: A. ,o::Io
nns middi,nEs., sal; eo.!s: corr meal
s.t chop. 81 per s ton. '' e''1 80"
Iisss.Jobbin{ prices; gs': Aien,:
snpssIsd wire s. per s ssiv: :sSs
tsv a :n;;ss :.a /. s1sssss ; sus:
axes. xrOss: p. s.s s. 1o. :n noi.
s sn;i. Pc; Sx;: s.sri: e. ::
NE. ~ Per. cent a 81 !; l ~: t s.sn!s:
large. % per cent on iIst - -,
.esd sis pl. nnssd S.sa SH,'d ..r o
;ene. ioMe. psrisctions lie. PAiacina
s.$: Il. i:s' sss, ..S.. i;Ss
i2Ac: kettle rendsrsd. isxc De Id.
Sugars daily by e.. IL.
Edgar & Sons: Crystal doninoes. Alb.
IS; eutioaf. $3.50. cubes. y[s6: xXXx
powdered. StsSA standard powdered.
t%90; graduated. extra coarse. ss.so:
tons. t4.s6: crystal dom gran, 2-ih
and e-ib. cartons In cases. $3.50; cry
stall dom. gran. iir. cases. $500, dip
No. 4. $40 No. 6. s4.a5 No. .. Siao:
No. ], y<.?5. No. =, st.2o: No ., {tls:
No. 10. saio: No. ~ ts:ss. No. Is, - %:
ho"sehoid powdered. lis. as to case
$40 per case.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
Count, Broke. eujcldes

BUDAPEST. May 24.--Qount Lads
las Keglevitch. son OF a member OF
the house OF magnates. was found
dead with bullet wound in his head
near the fashionable Park club. late
yesterday. The count had squandered
his entire fortune. Three cents were
found In his pocket.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
PRODUCE

The nearest approach TO feature IN
the produce market this morning was
sharp advance in old potatoes mi
Is due not SO much 70 an actual scar.
city as TO the fact that farmers are
too busy with their spring work 10
bother with potato shipping Poultry
receipts were not large FOR week
calves, and the list In general, the
market WAS a very steady one.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
BUTTER AND EGGS

Dutter-Board prices are; Creamery
extras. 2Sc. nrsts. 26Ic. dairy, sec:
packing stock, zoe per IL.
EGss Current receipts. csndieS.
cases Included, iss per doz. Receipts.
1896 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
BOsTox COPPER MARKETCciose,

mercisl, sn Arcadian .. Aiioues. 81
Algoma, 80; Boston 4 Corbfn, l-ls.
Bay state Gas. III Bohemia, l ii-is:
Butte q Superior e. y Calumet n Ari1.
50. Calumet a ifecls tSl; Centennial
l2Is Chino. &ls DAILY West ~ Rast
ii -sNt'irs National. =; Giroux- is-is,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

INDIAN >. Isle eoysls. az Kerr
Lake. ~ = La saii.. AZ Lake, IL
Mass. 50 Mayriower ~ Miami Cop
per, IS Mohawk. 80. Nevada Cons.
lea Nipissing, sr North Butte. 2sA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

The following Arms are priv
Detroit stock exchange: Bumpus &
Co.. Carlyle 4 Povak, h. II. Clarke
& Co. Lewis q. 0orton. w. A
Aamlin & Co. Richard Irwin d
Co., w. +. Moss Co., II. w. Noble
Z Co., w. E. Reilly 4 Co.. William
H. Rose & Co. II. Warren q Co
and George NJ West 4 Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

TIVE annual kinde sxRrtes play f~ssNrl
20 Detroit public schools VIII he hri,,.
ednesday, May 81. at . o'cloca ON
Navin field. about 1000 chiIdran
from the kindergarten will take
part; under the d;rertSon of Miss
regina Heller, supervisor Of kinder.
Rarten work The program viii ~.
-clude marches. songs lchofus.s
games. dances and Maypoie fr,,,r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
MARKETS and FINANCE

&C Oats May up SAc; July 9p Nc,
Clos.--WheGt May down lc' July
oats Nav ulp - Jas ap &c. Pro
Visions: Steady. shading higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
NEW YORK METAL.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The meta, ex'
change closed weak. spot copper
Sl5.3Ih. lead S4e5
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24
Church Notes

DR.. F. A. Hall. of Indianapolis, will
speak In the Garrick theater, Sunday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, under the aus
pieces of the International Bible Stu
dents association.
The Rev. DR.. Pence will preach In
the rort-st. Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning. on The world In
Chicago" and In the evening on
Money, the medium of exchange"
Y The Westminster league meeting of
the Fort-st. Presbyterian church, Sun
day evening. $3.50, will be In charge
OF Mrs. Pence. the topic being, The
Lords Prayer" Miss Nina Walker
VIII sing.
The Woman's association OF the
BbrtrsG Presbyterian church will hold
the closing meeting Of the season on
Monday afternoon. 500 O'Clock, when
3 bow for Miss Patton, In Kohlapur,
india, Will be packed and sent OF.
The eternal kingdom of the king"
will DO the subject of the sermon by
the Rsv. c. w. Stephenson. First
Mokhodist Protestant church. Sunday
morning. Reception Of members and
Quartofly communion. Topic for the
syeeing. How to be strong" c. E.
3 The Woo1werd-ave. Presbyterian
ohupch conduoGod the opening OF It's
D1Ay-Ground for tie season. Friday.
14oGoonls q children and young peo-
~ ~ North woodward take advan.
|(neo q THE ground, which il owned
TI7 CGltT6f16d BY the church Miss
0nm0 A In charge.
~ ~ MISSION study Class conducted
~ Weotminstsr league Of the Fort.
XrDo1tof1nn church. will study
oQco ne NE and work Of Dr.
~ 0roafell. Of Labrador, an-
6o6f1hip Of leonard Wise
~ vIola IhIdeS and Miss Char.
UIoDov Jhoes1ay evsn1nG. q Z.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARkET.

NEW YORK, May 23.---MCIeV on eaII,
"a per cent. time money. a. per cent
for six months; mercantile paper, 5,s
per cent; bar silver-I.ondon, 2shs II:
bar silver-New York. 597sc: demand
sterling. sass
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

A series OF sunday evening ilmstrat.
ed sermons have been planned by Rev
Walter r. Fruit. of Preston Methodist
church. sunday evening. the topic 10,
"A Christians adventure" illustrated
h, the stereopticon. In the morning,
the sermon will he delivered by q
delegate Of the Baptist convention.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

Rev. J. g. X Mcclure ID. d.. dean
of the Mccormick Theological Semin'
airy. Chicago. will preach In the
Woodward-aye. Presbyterian church.
Sunday morning and evening. Before
taking up his work In the seminary
he was pastor OF the First Presbyter-
ian church at Lake Forrest, Ill. where
he preached to one OF the wealthiest
congregations In the country.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

The New Thought as world power
Is the appropriate subject selected FOR
a lecture. sunday morning In Alliance
hall. by Alfred Tomson. the National
New Thought Alliance secretary, who
Is preparing the way for the thir.
teenth annual convention, 10 be held
here In June. The central situation
of Detroit will contribute largely In
making this the most notable gather
ing OF the opponents Of the New
Thought. bringing together the lars-
est number Of the prominent teachers,
and will contribute largely In the
wider knowledge Of the gospel OF the
New Thought. Mr. Tomson will speak,
Sunday evening. on The law Of prom
ises." The Wednesday evening SER
vice will be held, as usual. also the
Thursday Round Table at 8, follow
cd by healing clinic. Daily noon sill
encs, a. we'll.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-05-24

CHICAGO. Nay FL n IN z
Wheat May up &c. July up bc. Corn:
NAV steady; July up sc Provisions:
Easier
Noon--W heat NAY down ~: Iuiy
up &c Corn: May up 1c; July up