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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-14
lTTA|V BOXERS
INJECT HARNANS
Boys of Both Clubs
Have II Out Mon
day Night.

4 boxers Of the Harman Ath-
ma those Of the Manhattan
either at the Garrick theater
w night they will no doubt
by not only the largest. but
Id enthusiastic crowd OF box
,at ever assembled at one Of
round bouts In this city,
who Will be on the card are
the clubs. The good -natureo
/ has existed since the west
|rst challenged the lads OF the
club has grown keener than
q Harnan youngsters did not
|1feat dealt out TO them at the
u of the clubs. when Ned
|1ht home the victory for the
+ by stopping Clarence Kar-
n second time, and they set
&dIatcly after that contest 10
1e new boys and put them In
n return match. The re-
They have picked up a couple
boxers in the city In Young
Il irYoung" Maloney. While
have both boxed a number of
ne Mania ttan club, they were
h members OF that club, but
+ a club called the Rio Grande
Hing to the fact that the Rio
h was not strong enough to
|In In against the Maha ttan,
Maloney figured that they
siders and should aturally
rjr end OF town. AS a result
east their lot with the Har-
While this has not weakened
lineup, 1t has strengthened
rs wonderfully, and they are
|af they will win the majority
hes this trip.
have all been in training for
In days under the watchful
Sullivan. and will step Into
n condition TO go the four
RpEe' speep; pw;ho%ilI meet Charles
the windup OF the evening
MT, has been training In
fhls bout. He said after bis
with Shaffcr that II he had
best of condition he would
beaten him. II was appar-
did weaken consiGera bly, in
ID rounds, whether from the
tck OF training or from Shaf-
IS It is hard TO tell. He will
jcuse to offer after this bout,
he has had plenty OF time
be at his best.
Ing' Gilbert and Tom Craw-
Ives promise OF being another
m start to finish. These boys
the best lIghtweights Of the
Ind as neither has ever lost
IN will he out TO uphold their
Crawford Will have the ad-
height and reach, and slightly
Gilbert Is short and rugged
bod punch In either hand. and
IUt give Cra wford the tough
.nf that he has had since he
The boxing game. This bat
;e one OF the best ever staged
'thattan club.
Ifling" Travis -"youne" Ma
also should be fast and
tst- These boys are evenly
They went four rounds to a
Ume. but a number of those
u61lt that Travis was entitled
and ne is In hopes Of making
u time. These are two of
II hoys now boxing here.
nmett will be pitted against
In the person of Andy Had
-fIte OF the short-rouud game
Several wears 20. Hadley
!, the best boys Of his weight
u at that time and Manager
~ been after him for some
. back into the game, but he
~ this time. when his friend
i old Manhattan club came to
md he consented TO take on
q try 10 uphold the bantam
Downing WAS elated over
IA back into the game and
| VII surely prove tower of
\ his team and beat Enamett.
Nan boys have also picked up
yourcster in KID Mullo!-
.pounder. whom they say will
!. assure Of George Hendricks.
u club will have four OF the
riepresented them at the last
,3fhe two clubs, while Down
will only have one OF his
4kattling" Travis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-14

CONSTRUCTION-O QUARTER
master. Fort Yellowstone. Wye. Msrcn
4, 1914. Sealed proposals win be received
at this office until IL n, m. April 4. 1914.
and then opened. for constructing an out
fall sewer. this post. Further iuforma-
ton may be obtained by applying tins
office. w. B, McLaurin. End Lieut.. lst
Cav, Quartermaeter p64S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-14
JACK QUARTZ WANTS
MATCH AT EUREKA
speoinl To Tho Tribune.

Special To Tho Tribune
EUREKA. March 15.-Jaek puurto the we'll
known :niddIeveight boxer. who has been In
Eureka for tho past fow weoks In anticipation
OF fight with Marty Rowan desires 10 Issue n
challenge 10 any roliable middleweight In the
state the contest TO be pulled off In thlac city
during the present month. Jack Devhney, Vocal
promoter Of tho boxing game. says that DuRrts
Win take on auy man who has q reputation of
suffIcient meri, to cntitie him to n bout and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-14
How to Run Eiphts.

MADISON, wis, March l5.-BoxIpg cnthusIaxts
In Vancouver, D. c.. want 10 know how wlscon.
sin manages boxing shows. a letter came todny
frop the Vancouver Horse Show association say-
Ing they desire 10 put hgh-class boxing oI-
hlbtlons and they want TO follow The rules usod
In Wisconsin. copy of tho rcG will be tor
wnrded.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-21

Merchant N Who
Will Refund
Railroad al lll'(,ia a
Fares
E. F. NETZER
E. A. BARKER
SCHNEIDER BROS. co.
O'LEARY-BOWsER co.
G. E. BATTLES
GIVEN HARDWARE'CO.
S. T. STEWART
w. G.. SCHROEDER
HUFFMAN & O'LEARY
A. T. CARLSON
F. G. TROPPAIAN
GEO. I. BAKER & co.
THE BAZAAR STORE
THE FAIR STORE
THE LEADER
L. BLOOsTON
THE CITY DRUG STORE
THE BARGAIN STORE
SEGAL EMPORIUM
BEMIDJI PIONEER
GILL BROS
ABERCROMBIFS
- .a... -
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-21
Stores Make Arrange.
mentS To Welcome
Visitors
Big Crowds Are Anticipated A1'i! pi1 Each Fac:
Day
Railroad Fares to Be Refunded
Every Merchant Offers Wonderful Inducements

Bemdj preparing weeks to welcome the
people "Coopeatve Trading Fesva which
Bemd Pioneer This plan has been worked
days. commencing Mon
day, December II, ending Thursday December "a
this movement will offer
goods cannot
the Not only do these
the buying of
merchandise for the price, but in addi
railroad anything
readily that will
Bem during great Trading Festival and supply
in everyln of merchandise
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-21
Everybody S Should @ i / !! ( Come ( n |!'
TO This Trading
Festival
Genuine Bargains in Every Line Of
Business
Stores Crowded With Immense Stocks

merchants of Bemid have figured weeks
their studied angle Of their in
bargains to Be
midi in order to show what they have done for
This Tradng Festva has, created considerable
competition the but this all the better for those
will unqualified bargains every line of
Never before the history of this city have the merchants offered
wonderful values stocks which select
Under this the shoppers attend the sale distribute
their they DESIRE Each will
refundg sheets purchase which will
the when presented the office
BEMIDJI PIONEER, which will house refunding
fares for all the
The only condition receiving Of the Railroad
for the various number of miles travelled
FARMERS INCILInEn AS WELL. AS
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-21

Fares will be refunded to all
the surrounding whether by will
clude farmers we'll living Bem
trade during this big SALE though they by the NJ t.
$780, BED Great Northern
Soway farmers who live place
which refunded
SALE will get the railroad
to the required
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-21
To Advertise Bemidji as Trading Center
Reason For the Movement

this offering remarkable prices which
advantage Of because they simply in
The merchants have there
out-ofown during
operative Reundmg advertise Bemi the trading
in O the
Bemij yourself and family and
offered this
"Cooperative Trading Festival"
advertising choose the things that interest
Plan before down this
arrange be in Bemidji for the big opening day:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-19

n o. n ~ = u n o. IN IA q * b o. .

sSnmalanpaltueIns emf iunnun'
taina Wasbburnisia, Wis. 9erran
D.. ebtoouiIen fansIa Flo 10 ap. ia
bartausbetti Flo 2 ip.
9ranttp oobisIa, Wis. % ia "a p.
~eoeuiIend pnd Flo HS ia idlfimdiiend
Flo 10 op. ia Flo 2 Up. i%eurafunnan
firfosia.
Maarian lin. pGimdnd It. % pnd
neutrality-suspicious. Grpin fpldsId Flo
10 op.. Wteobpi0en touIuuo Flo 2 |
p. ia De Ssrisid Sobn 2ilpoien ta'
lola Flo puoIi 8 italia.
SariauSbeifi torstuina IT. 26 pnd
0an gusfirfisid, Wis., mrs ia mr
pafan eli Sobnionin farmiua tIo
puoIi 2 ip.
Snntpupt ia tasteful:
Sronmoobieio: Matti ia Gliiabet
Trastin poifa &aarIo Gbbie ipnt Is
pnd beImif. Tasteful 15 p. maalisf.
Guouut ia bauoattu:
@ina Sulia Spbnion eli Sueiila
tuoIi foionaon W~ontreolisiu, Wis.
8 pn6 moalisf. ID no., 8 fuuf. ia
30 p:Gn ifdiiena ia baubattiin Sron
mnobiin 16 pnd maalisf.
9aue ia Suiannu &orpeIon poita
GrIanb fuoli Oma touniSia IA pnd
maaIiet. 2 p:dn ifdiiend ia baubot'
tim Sronpoobiin II p. maaIistuu'
ia.
NaIfrib SO. Wilen,
SeIeT. All R. 610 6. Iper It.
Sronfpoob, Wicb.
= GipbifunIit aleoa Sronpoooin
anIaaisIeuratunuosid firfon bua.
IisIa maannntaiuo, mooliefuun 30
pnG Flo 10 q. p. pddsiopditpd on
pddidiiend bubiifuun ~ pnd,
- pg1afonln 9aniaaisIeuratun.
nan ~firtosia oltaa ioto iunnuntoino
Flo 1 pdipGld. Geboitetaon faitfia
IaSten ponbempia ponemaan lap
Ienia fpuluun.
= neutrality-suspicious. ompeIu.
Ieuron tofons t6nGdn torstoina mrs
ia mr. Socob Suomoien talola Iu.
rooran lufeeIiud Flo ip. WuiStafoa
pa Iaopua ioufouo.
- 8pitto WuuriSpSenran tofous
periantoina tt. 81 pnd 2anIouisIeu
ratunnon baolisIa olfoa tdSmdueen
clio s III. SiloiIuubesia Iuoritetaan
alusIa Ipbpt obieImn, iobon iofainen
boIuana moi ottua oiao. ResfuS.
telm fpipmpfTeuG on aine: Onto
tansIista mitddn bpDtpd". Sofaiien
pppbetGdn malmietautumaon I'd
bdn aineeIeen noibofieen Fitd %Iauiua
aiatufIenIa. 3obptpDpodStd buoleb
tipat neibit: Smpi 2aortunen, 3pDbi
Wdenpdd ia Silma panula.
YIeiiet nimitbstuaaIit pibetddn
Grmin topnibipisid emf bubtituun
6 p:nd tapabtupia fepdipaoleiu
iparten periontaina tdmdn funn 81
p:na. aofous pioetddn toiun boa'
lilo aItoen Flo 8 Id.
Gpdlnnlpnalaifima ippUififIi
foImiIen niiffoa iitten faupursis.
Iamme iopdbtuneeieen f%opdfoitiiia
Nartin Steppan rp6stDDn, iosia 3
tuniemaionta mieStd anastimat Ste
paIta bdneu aiuntonia eieiiesid gil
100 bonoria FidItdpdn robnlompa.
Ton, ponsitiiin piime piitoaa WteI'
IenisIa fotIt puoIoIaista miestd, iot'
fa tuoiiin Iomano iltond fanpnn'
Gimme tutfittapoff. Wiiebid idiID'
tetdan faupmntimme puttasia ia
tuIee olemaan aItutuuIusielu perian'
toina. poIiiHt armeIepot olefpania
foImonnenfin rp5st56n oiouiien
mieben idlitud.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-03-19
KALOJA!

8nuI.nt. Wrs Sofio 0i1luno
fuoli niime nittollu parile len Diittoa
ontoroa lanontoutia 5dirosiettuoon
Hnebartin IdiraoloSIa ISblanoiSId,
ionne nainoid Iairosteuuaan mieiiin
bcibeito motif fotoaan No,rien lufee
ilto. Wainaia oil Ipntpiiin Snomen
ruotIalainen, pIlut tHsid MARSHA pt'
temmGn oitou, rli t~uolleeIaan 20
mupoen. 2Gbtnnd taipoanlaan i6i
puoliIo, diti, fotIi peIied ia ptfi fiiar.
Ruumis tuotiin Sronmoooiin, insia
boutons tapob tui Suomen ruoiIoInis
fiesta tirtoSta Iouoniaina. Snutauf'
iesta buoIebti Npbere &c OtIa.
@aimiStamme tuumao Iop'
paa. Somoto, 0e9etoble, Wtutton ia
Gbicfen Ioppoa, pore &c Beans,
paistettuia ia feitettpid muniu, bam'
mi noiletpid. 2uumaa fobmta ia
Gocoa. piirotot ia ioterileitpdt ie'
Ed monet muut ndette l6bemmin
meibdu ruofaIistpista.
Wottt Sittnlon fahmilasIo.
Mncinna Flo z aamulIa flo IL
iuoud.
= $aunreita mppb6dn baInauo
| 6pbarin Iiitfeestd.
= august Nintalan Iuomalainen
rddtdliliife, 217 6. aurora fabuIIo
(WaIo ~r.'ieuron toIosfa), ottao
mastaon faittea aIaqeen fuuIupao
tp6td. 9aInat btnnnt. Nopea fuo'
ritus. Suuri %ipolifoima feIdfan.
faita Iaapunnt.
= 9dtil1. SeIinsisId tutfinnon
iuorittanut Iuomolainen fdtilb miss
Siiri Celia iaopunut paitfofunnol'
lemme la ottoa mnStoan fut5uia.
Eamattatpona mrs Nler 2pStildn
luono 100 81. Surrp It. Sronnoob,
Wicb. z talo neutrality-suspicious.
firtoSta rautotieIe pdin.
|. YpbbGn idten entiIiae arm. little
tuttapiuen: ilmoittaa, etid olen mol
tuuttonut mr. Sfae SoIon pertmddn
Iootaponi futen omianIa ia moifpai
fits toitfi, iotta tietdmdt olenanIo
minuIIe neIfao, Iuoitamutieua fddn'
ipd bdnen puoleenia. Cullen life poiS'
tumaon pois paitfafunroIta.
8unntoitutfeqa
WanueI 9eui.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

Speaking under the auspices OF De-
troit Metaphysical Alliance, DR.. Alex.
auder ]. McIvor-Tyndall, OF London,
Eng, will open second weeks series
OF New Thought revival meetings, In
Alliance hall, Sunday morning speak.
ing on the theme Opening the gates
OF hell Dr. McIvorTyndall. who IS
a past master in the study OF ancient
symbolism. will explain the phrase as
IL Is understood and interpreted, from
the standpoint OF modern meta.
physics. and the Higher Thought
philosophy.
Sunday evening Or. McIvorTyndan
will reply 10 the question: Are wo-
men running the nation?"
Or. McIvorTyndalp subjects for
the open meetings are: Monday even
ing, "Is Christian Science the worlds
future creed?" Tuesday evening,
who Is the twentieth century
sayiour?" Wednesday evening. "A
new thought viewpoint OF the divorce
question" Thursday evening, VIII
future generations marry" and Fri
day evening. "A larger viewpoint OF
reincarnation and karma."
The revivals will close With a sup
per and entertainment Saturday even
ing.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
MISS BLICK CHOSEN BY
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSN.

The executive committee OF the
Wayne County Sunday School asso,
citation met Friday afternoon anu
selected Miss Ida s. Blick as secre'
tary OF the association on run tilie.
Miss Blick has for more than eighs
wears been the private secretary OF
Milton A McRae She has been the
very Efficient leader Of the Philathea
class of young ladies OF the lmmah.
uel Presbyterian church. This class
has been one of the most successful
adult classes in the city, Last christ
mas the class as result OF les own
efforts presented the pastor ol u,S
church the Rev A. II, Cameron WIN
an automobile. Miss Blick is thor
ong6Iy trained m business rr1rttteds'
IS q capable public speaker, success
fnl organizer and an enthusiastic be,
lever in high grade sunday schooi
work.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
The annual outing and spring jubilee
of the InlNersIty OF Michigan club,

The annual outing and spring jubilee
of the University OF Michigan club,
or Detroit, viii be held SATURDAY,
Lime ~. at B1Is Blanc The steamer
Sappho has been chartered TO take
the members down the river. The
track team and the baScball team
will come from Ann Arbor with the
varsity band. Jack McLRin VIII be
chairman OF the day Senator Town
send has been invited to lead the
spoakinE The Detroit alumni In
tend TO make the spring outing as
big n celebration IN honor OF the
baseball and track teams as the
football blowout in the fall. \ fea-
ture OF the afternoon VIII be bail
game between two teams composed
81 Detroit alumni. Further details
az arrangements viii be announced
nv the committee IN charge. OF
which Raymond y. Van Syekle Is
chairman
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

COHNDON w. HAITI
dress the International Bible Students
association in Wayne castle, X. OF I"
Sunday afternoon, taking as his sub.
ject Regeneration"
Bishop william Burt will preach in
Central Methodist church, tomorrow
morning.
AdN. and Mrs. May will have charge
OF all Sunday services OF the Saliva.
ton Army.
The Church of Tomorrow will give
"tennis party and picnic at behe
Isle. Thursday afternoon and evening
May-21.
A. c. Graham. representing the Mich
iaan Anti-Saloon league, will speak IN
x enrnc River-ave. Baptist church to-
morrow morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Vance, pastor, VIII
preach on 1.-THE human value In
Jesus" in First Presbyterian church,
\ Sunday evening.
aiyhe ultimate application OF the
of Rabbi Franklin's sermon in Temple
Beth Fl, Sunday morning.
NJ. Homer B. Henderson will ad.
dress the Y. NJ. c. A. mass meeting,
Sunday afternoon, taking as his sub
ject Exceeding the speed limit.
The Rev. ]. Frederick Fitschen, jr.,
pastor of Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian
church. will preach Sunday morning
on sFrustrated aims of the Christian
lifeH
David C. King will speak both
morning and evening in Higher
Thought Assembly hall, taking as his
subjects, "Power universal" and
God"
The Church of Tomorrow will give
the fifth annual banquet Thursday
evening, May 2S, in the NHwherry Me-
mortal chapel of Jefferson-ave. Pres
byterian church.
The Rev. Henry Forsyth, for 10
wears pastor at Ben Avon, a suburb
OF Pittsburgh. Pa, will preach In
Westminster church tomorrow morn
Ing and evening.
Evangelist l.. T.. Nicola will speak
in Adventist Chapel Sunday evening
on "The man and the land" referring
to Christ and Palestine. The sermon
will be illustrated.
The Rev. T. ]. Vilers, pastor OF First
Baptist church, will preach Sunday
morning on THE silence OF Gods
love-" In the evening he will preach
on THE flaming light"
The last entertainment OF the sea
son viii be given In Grand Riverave
Christian church Monday evening
The guitar club will play and there
viii be moving pictures.
Sunday afternoon, In Jefrerson-ave
Presbyterian church, Mrs. r. Uelsmanr
will speak 10 the Church OF Tomorrow
about the four P's, Purpose, persist
ency and power in prayer"
Leonard Wiseman will have charge
OF the service of the Westminster
league OF FOREST Presbyterian church
tomorrow evening. His subject vii
be, "The apostolic church
The Rev. e. Il. Stedman will preach
in Burns-ave. Methodist chhrch. sun
day morning. The Rev 8. A. Dean
representing the Anti-Saloon league
win preach in the evening.
The christian Endeavor society o
f,.,tr,1 Chrfetfau church will constdet
the subject. what IL Christian
iifa,s SUNDAY evening. Miss Bessi'
McDonald will be the leader
The nne organ IN First Presby
tartan church Is being rebuilt and wil
be ready for use within short time
ukan completed the organ will b
worth something like s22,oeq
-vaS ------ u
Al eeiebration OF the second ann
rsrrarr Of the foundation OF the E1
<rrIh league IN West Crend-bivd
H><to1lst church Win DO held, sun
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

The Bible school OF Woodward-ave
Presbyterian church has organized a
concert band OF 80 pieces, under the
direction OF s. ]. Lemke. The object
OF the musical organization is 70 aid
the work OF the Boy Scouts and give
open air concerts on the play ground
and park.
The tableau contest given by the
organized classes OF Woodward-ave.
Presbyterian Bible school will be held
May % and %. Mrs. Charles II.
Booth, one of the new members Of
the church is chairman OF the COM
mittee. Bible subjects will be given
and they will be judged on their sub
ject, material and effect.
The men OF Woodward-ave. Preshy-
terrain church have arranged a mems
rally at the church Sunday evening.
The aim is 1000 men. A special pro-
gram has been prepared and there
will be a message to men by DR..
BOYLE
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

Speakers and singers at the Nc
.Gregor institute for the ensuing week:
Sunday, speaker, W. H. Venn; sing
or. Mrs Allen. Monday, open meet
ing, led by Mr.. Scott; stereopucon
pictures. Tuesday speaker, Mr.. Pig
gott; singer Miss Rauth Wednes-
day, open meeting, led by Mr.. Cara
bin; mission choir viii sing Thurs-
day, talk on China, stereopticon pic
lures. by Mr.. Davies OF the Laymen's
Missionary league Friday, speaker,
Rev. John Richards. Trinity Nj. +
church: singer, Mrs. Van Setback
Saturday, open meeting led by Mr..
Brown.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

The May Pre.Millenial Bible con
ference will meet Thursday and Fri.
day afternoons and evenings. May 81
and %, in Westminster Presbyterian
church, with the Rev Marcus Scott,
OF Berlin. Ont. formerly Of Detroit
as the principal speaker Thursday
afternoon, Or. Scott will speak on
"Christs promise. presence and plan.
and in the evening. on The Chris
tian's threshold attitude Friday sf-
ternoon, DR.. Scott will speak on The
coming OF the bridegroom, and in
the evening, on as Christ coming
again? What says the Book The
committee in charge OF the confer
ence includes Dr. NJ W. Lau, the Rev.
G. f. Conley, and the Rev. Christie
pher Burnett
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

Louis Wallis, of Chicago, will oc
cupy the pulpit Of Unitarian church
Sunday morning and evening, the SUB
ject OF his addresses being The new
er issues OF democracy" and "Sociol
o.sy and religion"
The evening meeting will assume
the character of an open forum with
questions put by the congregation.
Mr. Wallis is the author of IAN ex-
animation OF society and "Sociologi.
cal study OF the Bible" book wnicn
has been very favorably reviewed by
scholars as opening up new field OF
Bible study, the publishers being The
University OF Chicago Press.
The pastor DR.. Thos. J. Villers will
preach morning and evening at the
First Baptist church. Sunday morning,
topic, The silence of Gods love"
Evening, The flaming gift" Bible
school meets Immediately at close OF
morning service.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
|. 90, nf rInreInnh III.

steamer city of cleveland III.
or II. g. e Line. makes her INST week
end excursion % thr season from De-
troit SATURDAY. Nav i6 50 Buffalo.
"a 50 Niagara Falls. round trir for
transportation. Make your afrange-
nents today.--kdv.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

GEN. o. M. POE POST No.
443, Department of Michigan
G.. A. X.

COmrade-You and your
family are requested to at
tend Memorial Services Sun
day afternoon, May II, 1914,
at 2:30 p. M, at G. A. r. Hall.
COmrade-You are also re-
quested to attend Memorial
Service at Simpson M. +.
church, corner of Sixth and
Grand River ave-, Sunday
evening, May "a, 1914, 7 p. m.
Come.
H. A. DAVIS. Com.
A. T. STRONG, Adjt.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
Church Notes

Corydon w. HIATT, former drum-l'a'
Tor OF the Newsboys band, Will al
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.

FIRST CHURCH-Cor. Dubois ana
Catherine-sts Rev. w T. Boettcheb
pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Y r, A. az $50 y. m sermon AT
1890 a. m. and at 1880 ?. m by pas
tor.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16
! CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
ADVENTIST.
.sThe Man and the Land''

"The Man ard the Land
Referring 10 Christ and Palestine.
Address ESQ o'clock Sunday
Night.
s u A. Chapel, Trumbull-aVe.' De-
tween Perry and Bagg-sts'
Stereopticon Illustrations.
Evangelist l. r. Nicola
ADVENTIST
seventh Day adventist. Peoples
chanel w Warren and MChlnieS'
aNJ STirit Bautlsm explained from
scripturcs "Is Immersion Required
Lee : Wheeler, pastor. vi Meleolne.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

GRAND RIVER AVE. CHURCH-Cor.
Ioraine-ave. Rev r $ Faust, pastor
Combination service. Bible schooI
and sermon at 10 30 1880 p m, SER
mon by the pastor. Y, Z. a., $50 y. IN.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

OF Chicago. will preach M WOOD
ward-ave. Baptist church tOmorro"
morning and evening. MS morning
subject will be Cooperation ana
In the evening he will speak on The
works OF God The usual organ re-
cital Will precede the evening ser
mon.
The Rev w. II Wray Boyle, pastor
.of Woodward-ayc, Presbyterian
church, viii preach sunday morning
on "A strange beautude." In the
evening the main body OF the church
viii be reserved for men. The chorus
choir OF so voices. accompanied by
the church orchestra, will sing
Haydn's The Heavens are Telling
the Mems chorus will sing two mum
bers and Mr. King viii be heard in
Thallnns AN EXeninE Song and
Wmnowske's THE Legend"
Or. James T. Bladk, pastor OF Betn.
any Presbyterian church, is commis-
sioner from the presbytery OF Detroit
10 the one hundred and twenty.siNth
general assembly Of the Presbyterian
church. The meetings will be held
in the magnificent new Fourth Pres
byteran church OF Chicago, when
has just been dedicated, DR. Black
will represent the presbytsry OF De-
troit also in the pre-assembly eVange-
listic conference which meets in the
same place. Or. and Mrs. Black Will
leave Monday night and VIII be away
about 10 days.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

HAMILTON boulevard CHURCH
Cor Collingwood ave Rev. II. G. os-
troth. pastor sunday school ~ $50
a, m Y. p. A. at $3.50 p m sermon
by pastor at 1880 q. m and al
I:30 p m
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

"Bible Mathematics" Will be the sub
ject of the morning sermon of the Rev
G.. G.. Laughlin, pastor. I'm Beulah Bap.
list church. In the evening the Rev.
Mr.. Laughlin viii begin series or
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

MACE-AVF CHtrRCH - Cor Van
Dyke-ayc Rev j. A. Halmhubcr.
pastor. sunday school at $3.50 a n
Y =. A az $40 =. m sermon by
pastor at 1870 a. m and AZ 1880 p m
VETERINARIANS CHURCH ~ Near
Forrest Rev g c. Gibson. pastor
Sunday school az $50 "a m Y, + A.
at $50 p. IN Sermon by pastor at
1890 a. nj and at 1880 p m
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

The Rev. Mr.. Vance, pastor. will
preach on ''The human value In
Jesus" in First Presbyterian church,
Sunday evening.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-16

The ultimate application OF the
brotherhood ideal" will be the subject
of Rabbi Franklin's sermon in Temple
Beth El, Sunday morning.