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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
ANES AND JAMES
HAVE It OUT ON
PITCHING MOUND


Cincinnati May IA base ON
balls to Moran the first man up. and
single by Herzog, allowed Cincin-
hati 20 score one run and shut-out
victory over Boston today The game
was a pitchers battle ana with the
exception Of the initial inning James
pitched magnificent ball Ames. too.
was on his mettie and while he helped
the visitors with six bases on balls. he
Kept the three hits made orr him
scattered
p, r. II. e.
Boston ..... 600 600 1000 3 1
Cincinnati 100 600 oOe-1 3
Batteries James ana Whalinp.
Amcs and Clarke.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
WASH 7 0FFENSE
To STEAL DOC;
CASE DISMISSED
Judge Reynolds So Decides
Hearing Against OFF. Accord.
One Of Fifteen Appeals He
Hears in Afternoon


u wasn't misdemeanor prior 70
1913 10 sWipe pup. Judge II ~
i'aNh"lds oi the district court held
yesterday afternoon I'M dismIssiug the
case % the ciiy against Oliver II,
Accord charged with LARCENY oi q dos.
J ms case was one Of fifteen appealed
lroih ponce ana Justice courts that the
J"uht disposed N yesterday afternoon
III anyone mas any coNetoua designs
AGAINST nus nelghbor.s iull-hi"oded oa-
hlhe. however, he had best Keep ms
h'n"a OF now The COURTS ruling rs
applicable only To- CANNES stolen prior
~ i'la. the Accord case decorated
the ponce nlotter before mat Date.
fhe LEGISLATURE m 1918 passed laN
making dogs property and from mat
Time lleneeIorlh TO pilitt pup IS
~ violation Of the laws of the state.
Costs Are Heavy.
notwithstanding tho fact that many
OF thr cases heard lated back five
years q surprisingly large percentage
.ai convictions resulted. The total
I.nes imposed by Judge hoynolds We're
f'o- lhe costs in the cases ranged
nom $50 @ $50.
judge Reynolds disposed ot all the
appeals atthe afternoon session This
was the first time IN four years o. the
certain knowledge 81 District clerk
M"ao'son mat the district court docket
was cleared q oii cases ~ this sort
with the exception ot TWO or three,
which were continued snort time
ana those oniF recently appealed
The case against Francisco a. Car
ela, thalgtd WITH leaving hls morse
unhitched was stricken The papers
ln th's case were lost i'm One city at
torney Office Whcn one 80 John 6.
Lewis predecessors was Incumbent
Two cases against w h Shoal were
dismissed. Judge Reynolds ascertain
Ing ihal % WINS ms SON. Joe 9hoat'
that the police wanted. The warrant
bore tne fathers name Another case
against William Sh"at however was
|pat over un4l tomorrow
Louis sanchez was found guilty Of
selling liquor To an Indian ana fined
S-5 and costs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
FRESNO HOTEL CLERK
ARRESTED HERE ON
WIRED DESCRIPTION

Rex stanley wanted by chief II. ".
Coyle, of the Fresno. Calf police do-
partment. was arrested Yesterday az
tcrnoon by Chicf MeMilin. Chief Nee
Millin had been notified by telegraph
that the Fresno police had q felonH
warrant for the man
Stanley readily admitted t. the
chief he was the man. saying that ne
had taken $l25 to $3.50 from q Fresno
hotel, where he had been employed
as clerk The police were informed
last night that the Fresno police
would send for him,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
FIRE ON PRESCOTT
NATIONAL FOREST
BURNS 100-ACRE AREA

The biggest fre last week on % ma
uonm forest Ia the Third district wua
on the Prescott About 100 acros
We're burned Information 0f This fire
was received 10 me district acrdguar-
ters here yesterday win the wcekly
reports Of rangers
other fires during the wcsk We're of
lesser importance The hon weather
ana high winds prevalent iu the
greater part ~ New McNIco and Ari-
zona have rendered the fine situation
critical
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
YOUNG PEOPLES UNION
HAS ANNUAL ELECTION

The Young Peoples Christian
Union. am organization consisting OF
the young peoples societies Of the
Congregational Lutheran, Christian.
BAPTIST Central Avenue Methodist.
Presbyterian and Lead Avenue Meth
odist churches. met Tuesday evening
"a tho home Of Miss Adah Vaughn and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year
President. Ray Reed vice presi-
dent Miss Amy p1ssmorc, rccor ling
secretary. Thomas Calkns CORE
spending secretary Miss Paula Pos
tel; treasurer. MT Keefcr, press re-
porter, Mir. Dill
The society IS planning a social for
the near future
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
WOMAN GIFTS CNNDELARlAS
LOTS EOR HER Nl1MONN

Mrs Trinidad Nuane, who took o
divorce yesterday. WAS awarded lois IN
Los Caudeiarias which She stated wore
community property The award ~af
made tn fun settlement ot au oaHaf
of support. attorneys foes apd costs
the court specified
Mrs Nuauez ehargcd hor husband
AdoIf1 Nwnez with failing as rl~t1at
her with the common necessities Ell
llfe. They were married here NoHHh
Der 4. 1907
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

New York May 13.-Amateurs ami
professionals will not be allowed 60
compete az the same athletic meet uu-
der Amateur Athletic union sanction
il was announced today by Secretary
James +. sullivan, as the result OF q
mail vote of the A. A. T. registration
committee.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

Newmarket, Eng May 13.- Lord
Londonderry Corcyra today Wen the
Newmarket stakes for three-year-olds'
King Georges Brakespe1r was second
and Sir e. Casselrs Hapsburg third.
Five ran. The race is run over q
course of a mile ana quarter and the
stakes are valued az about $4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
Omaha 3: lincoln ..

Omaha, May 13.-Omaha took a
pitchers battle between Willis and
Jordan, here today to Q. The game
was fast and tight. Notwithstanding
the cold day. Jordan had the best Of
Willis except in the fourth inning.
when Omaha punched three hits.
score. r.. II. T..
Omaha 81. 1000 800 O0s-3 .
Lincoln 600 10 BOO o
Batteries Willis and Shestak; Jor-
dan and Mover.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
MIchlln 8. d. NLnlncs q

Wichita May Wichita won an
eleren-innihg battle from Bes Moines
after tieing a two-run lead In the
ninth. A home run in the teRth by
Jones appeared 20 decide the game
Tor the visitors. but the locals came
lack With 9 seere and tied again. The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
school Of Mines Loses

Boulder Colo. May 13.-The Uni
versity of Colorado defeated the
school Of Mines today 10y score of
ld 20 / hy holding q carnival of bite
ting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
SOX SHAKE OFF
WINDING SHEETS;
HIT BALL HARD


Washington, May 49, - Chicago
scored six runs in less than four in
nings today. combining long drives off
shaw with the errors Of Washington
and won to .. Gallia and Bentley.
who followed Shaw, were more eff
fective, but the visitors added three
more runs Chase got a triple. a dou-
BILE and two singles I'm five times up.
The White Sox stole eight bases.
Blackburn getting four Kuhns fin
ger was hurt by foul tip in the
fourth inning, and he was replaced 10y
Schalk
Score. r. II r..
Chicago o.. 49,. 1903 100 2OO-9 ii =
Washington 81. 100 001 0O0-2 8 q
Batteries Russell and Kuhn,
Schalk; shaw Gallia. Bentley and
Henry.
Postponed St Louis AT Boston
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

Mobile j. Nashville 3.
birmingham 9 Chattanooga /.
Atlanta 6; MONTGOMERY D.
New Observation-Disclosures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

of the eleventh and Wichita scored
one on two hits with no outs.
Score. Il. II. Z.
Des Moincs ..1O1 600 100 10 3
Wichita .. 100 600 COZ 1l--5 IA 1
Batteries Lafferty and Haley Per
ny Lambert. Durham aud Graham.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

Sioux city. May l3.-siouN cts
Won from Denver today, 10 to g.
catcher Block wars hit in the head by
2 pitched ban and was taken out in
the fifth.
score r. II. =.
Sioux city ..... .O01 40 1913 10 3
Denver j.. -. 200 600 0lO- 1
Batteries Casper and Crisp; Fam
lock. Wctzell and Block, Spahr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

In the whole fold of medicine there
is not healing remedy that viii re-
pair damage TO the flesh more quick
" than BAILABD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT IN cuts. wounds, sprains, burns.
scHlds and rheumatism. It's healing
and penetrating power Is extraordl
nary Price 2sc SOC aud &ir00 per
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
NnnnmnI.cr snId DO Yanl.s.

Boston, May 13.-The safe of Les
lie c. Nunamaker. for three years
catcher OF the Boston Americans, 10
the New York Highlanders, was am
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

Chicago May 49, Chicago shut
out Brooklyn today to o, in the
opening game of the serie-. Both
Ruelbach and Wagner were generous
with their bases ON balls, and this.
coupled with errors and opportune
hitting gave the locals an easy vic
tory The stars ana stripes were at
half mast in honor of Samuel AIeis-
berg. the local marine killed at Vera
Cruz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14
PUNCHED HITS ENABLE
ST. JOE TO WALK OFF
WITH EASY VICTORY

Topeka May 49, - Hits were
punched ana the visitors won,
Score r. H. T.
Topeka OO0 ono GOO 10 9
st. Joseph .....3O0 O02 300-S .
Batteries McGrath and Rapps.
Scherzer and Schang.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

kansas city at Pittsburgh
Indianapolis aft Baltimore
ST. Louis at Brooklyn
Chicago at Buffalo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

Kansas city Il Milwaukee 8.
No others scheduled
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.


National League,
New York at Pittsburgh
Boston al Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
American League.
Chicago az Washington
ST. LOUIS at Boston
Detroit at New York
Cleveland ai Philadelphia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-14

Postponed st Louis at Boston
Detroit at New York.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Netu 9orf n9ias, ayainn.

2ristininen nuoriIoieura ia ieura'
tunta pant toimeen faupun9tn puts
tosfa iubannusiublan. Subla onnis'
tut bpmin, ohieImasta mainittafoon
Ieuraatpaa:
2auIua iefaf66-iltd rS%ubIalaulu",
amauspube p~ostmestari u. 2inb,
runo 9a3el Matt'on, lauIua fDDriltd
r2arialaisten IauIuA, runo Mgel Mbo,
IauIua Neiti 2pbia 9aaraIa, pube
Soimo Subonen, runo Wrs. Wt. Mnt'
tonen, IauIua fDDriItd rWaamme."
W6Iiata.
SauIua f55riItd ppbdf. IauIuf. SO,
pube past. 81. anttonen, laulua lap
IiIta, runo MreI 2lbo, laulua fDDriI'
tG.
SIanotto iubliin oil bpmd ia Il
pfiimieIiipps iota iai Tieud ola tnn'
nufIena, oil iIabbuttapaa.
Wieraita oil Iaapunut: Samostq,
Dat, 8OImes Gitpstd, Minn. ia
beindioeIta, Winn.
SuIoia moileipistd Ia pirpoffeis'
to 3. m. pbteenId 5 134.7l.
2iitos faifiue iotfa ottimat cfac
iublaamme. Saafoon fe iublatun
nelma Qua maifuttamosia elfppttd
mdsti arfieIdmdsIdfin.
- Subannusaattona oil tddud niir
fofpa iabe, etteitpdt ibmiiet ole tddl
Id pitfiin aifoibin Ieaaista ndbneet.
= 2auluIeuraaamme fuuluu ole
man aitomus mennd beindf. 4 p:ni
2ebtiidrmelIe lanlamaan; ia it'd tot
mopot 2%ebtiidrpen ieurafuntalaiie
iud BELLA on fiaoin iubIat Ssfat
Siuin puistosia.
Soufoniatfo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

Ftetn reippaasti. EuIot iublasta 81
menoien ianotaan oueen 80 boua
rita.
Eddud mp1s perustettitn fristiui
men Nuoriio Seura ietd moimtstelu
flupt. Nuorifoieuran mint on aatpt'
fon Ruuiu ia tpoimisteIu ieuran MT
mt on Oritps. Toiwotamme onnea
teile nuoret pbtets pprinnbtsId.
9erra tetIIe moimaa ia intoa anita
foon!
,Misi. 9ilba Susfero on talut fo'
tim Ganabasta iosia bdn on pal
tpeIIut.
Nuprt mics Gmel Sitarainen on
mennpt Sait. Ganabaan malta fat'
Ielemaan.
Orr. Wiuiam Martin. iofa on lat
rastanut buonona feubfo fuumetta
on pa%rantunut.
DE Rouan fuomalaiiet olemme
aifeeSia rafentaa muben firfon ia le
tpD ei iaa buffaan rautpeta. Otis
piIffaaieen toimintaan nuoret ia
manbat, tdmdn aiian tpuofF ia Der
ra mettd find a~utiafoon, futen !Sdn
on tdbdnfin ash meitd obianut eld'
mdn foIfola tield. Ytfimieliipps ia
raftaus manitfoon ipbdmeSfdmme.
81, find faiffein armoainen 9erra!
Nnna nellie mdfend benfi, ettd me
festdifmme fen f%oetishalen la tdmdn
forpimatfan pddtpttpd taifpaan
fruunun iaitimme. Oils taas GER
ran armon beImaan! Nditd piirte-
lee beiffo ~fiarenne usfosIa
Wrs. 2arolina 9enbrtdfon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
MfbtabnIa &arbpr, ..

Qe5dfuun 20 p;nd pddstettiin Sair'
portin, 3. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rip
pi lapIet 8. p. ebtoouiieue, Ia Jun
nuntaina feIdfuun 81 p:nd be emf
ferran fdpipdt ehtoouiieaa. Hippt'
Iapiet oIimat ieuraamat: Della 2o'
tomdfi, Subo 8anfaanpdd, anna
aulbers, WiIbo Wattion, Matti ga'
ponen, Olga Nteminen, 2auri Saila,
alini paffa, Tppne Sippola, ia Wil'
10 SrasH.
Serra SeeIus, bppd palmer, teitd
roffaat lapiet, armoaaan ratpitfoon
ia faitesta pabasta marielfoon.
Spntpnpt Ia fastettn.
QanIaIaistemme Subo ia &tiia Nt'
5uIon poita Rapmonb Gmrolb, iDnt.
MIbtabuIa 6arborisia, 3. tonfof,
IL p:na, fastettiin Iaman FUN 30
p:nd.
2nouut la banbattu.
aanIaIaiiemme Wrs. lest 9tlbo
Sobanna Wattion, o. I. Wtrtamo,
fuoIi feidf. 10 p:nd Sonneautisia,
8. Observation-Disclosures 20 no. 2 f.f
ia % pdipdn manbana, ia bdne
boubaitiin feidf. ID p:nd Gonneau
tin bautuumaaban.
g.. Wiettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02
Soufoniatfo.

&c fanIalaisten paIiouS iota oil
Iaapunut Gbatbamiin ntiue iubliue
feIdf. 81 p. iosialieuraamat nuore'
lasfettiin eniiferran 9erran %. Gb'
toouiieIe, oil luuri lufuinen. poifta;
Sobn u. SohnIon, Dopib Mdftnen,
1no 6. 2eionen ia arpib u. 9iu.
GphDid: Sonni R. Hiibimaa, OIso
u. 2roffala, Gimme W. &rotfaIa.
Stsri g. WdIimdfi, glIina R. aosfi
Sennp Wt. NorsooI, Sba ). Dtben
ola, Sisne 6. 2ebto, 9e0i &. port
Ella Smpi 6. Destertnen, 2empi aa
2lbo, Saima R. paiunen. Stni
9erra SeeIus, mott fiImiudfi ~ieuraic
ia erbetpfistd varieqa nditdftr
nuoria eIdmdnId poItna. Seetbdr
fen iunren laupeutefi foutta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

arpoiIa auttaia. 9aasftn pitrrdn
iontun ritpin tddIid. Gnfin teripeb'
ban taiffia usfomeIiid ia Ffaria.
Weiud oil tdaud iubIa, ompeIufeu'
ran naisten bommasta, 13 p:nd fe'
fac. peter Sobniontn puistosia. y
leiiSd oil meIfo laiqo ia pubniano
eIiintpi Wt. %. Westerbad, pnnd
nuori mics, DaIter !6ieIt. Sbielmo
oil benseIista laatua. Grittain Fe'
mdsti IanIoipat Neibit GbIa Sunti'
men ia Gmma ainnunen, iefd Wtrs'
!Suomiien pitfu tpt5t eIiintpitpdt OF
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

18 p. feidf. 10. 1914
9erra Seeius iIonamme. ia antuu
tenamme, find or fatfft bptpin,
2iitos Serran eta 9dn faifft afta'
ON Min bppin toimittanut metus
fpntsfuriiue. Siitd iitd fannattao
pubua ia firioittoa. 81 Jos taifft
fieIet tunnustaiimat ettd aristus on
9erra, Sidn Sumalan fu%nniaffi 10
ettd Seeiufien tperiarmo fannattao'
Gmme mot liiafi febua it'd. See
fuf5en inertia fannattaa plistdd etfd
ibmisten tDitd.
3ddud Nep Ho6eueSfofin olem'
me 5aaneet oitein iuopma Svmalan
buoneen runIaista taparotsta. pas'
tori Wisfari Sii6burststa fdpi
tddud tdmdn FUN II pdipdnd ia
SaarnaF tdfdIaiiesId ~firfosfa. Sot'
mon banen totStefiu tuIefpan fes
fuuteemme Iiud ie oliii fopin baus'
faa iaaba fuuIa min nuoren opet
taian iaarnaawan &rtstutiesta ia
IunastufIesta !Sdnesid. Gldmdsti ia
moimauiiestt past. Wis eari etpan'
feliumia iuIist ipntisturiien au'
tuubeffi. - Muita fpud on perfe'
Ieeua bdtd Fun ie fuulee Ia tietdd
tuleman i%onfun ieaaiien iofa iultstaa
rauban emanfeliumia. - Seuaista'
Fin iaattaa tapabtma ettd lie fiuotn
Serran Sebaottu Minnesota lufttiee
firfon onet, misid main iuinfin iaa
parma Min palion paltaania fdp'
tdntDDn.
Moi niitd paimenia, iotfa etfpdt
emanfeIiumia ilmoita ia tee niinfutn
!Serra on fdsfenpt tefemddn. vt
SeeIus ole p%bbenfddn iaarnamieben
tebtdpdfF antanut omien tDttten fe'
bumiSta Ia pdtnon topopuuH''e"
iaaritteIemiSta. Tuntuu otfein iopt
mattomaIta, Fun nouStaan iaarnas'
tuoIiin, Iuetaan fauniS tefsti Raa'
matusta ia fitte aIetaan iaarittele'
maan ionnin ioutapaa eifd olen'
foan muiSteta ettd puaan Seeiufien
alfalfa. Seaainen on to~biShafiena
fiitd ettd Ell iaarnaaia iiefddn eld
autuuben tunnosia. 81 finuas, fufa
ftte Itenetfin. - Sta 8aamathufi Ia
fatIeIe itfedfi Sumalan ianan ebesia.
Onto oifein ruoffia 8ristufien pe'
rend ostettuia %fieluia ieuaiieua idrien
pDipud. .6erra itIe Ell ole mettd 1T
ben fdstenpt.
Serra itIe iaafoon faiffien tunnoil'
lie firfastaa rSeeIhfien tperen orr
mon, ipntisfuriiue antuubeff ia
oman nimenid funniaffi.
8. q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-02

aanioais ieurofunnan ompeInieu'
ran fofous on Wrs. ia Nr. Soffa'
fen aIunnoIa festimiiftona beindf.
1 p. iamotn iuano, futep tpiime ont
peIuieuran fofousfin.
2anfauis ieurafunnan maorten tot
mista on bauSfa iuan fpietto iur
nuntatilton b~eindfuun s p. Flo 6
III. EuIot tdstd iIIanmietosta tuIe'
mat Muttaiaue. Oils faiffi iotto
Inofitte auttoiaa muistafaa faapuo
tdbdn tilaiiuuteen. SifddnpddIp tpo
paa faifiue!
M. M.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
ASK PASTORS TO
AID HOBSON BILL
Local w. c. T. U. Appeals to
Ministers in DRY" Fight
Vote Due Dec. 10

The Detroit w. c. T. U. federation,
acting in conjunction with the ma
tional organization. has sent requests
to the pastors of Detroit to draw the
attention OF their congregations. Sun
day, Dec. Is, To the fact that the
Sheppard Hobson resolution for ma
tional constitutional prohibition win
come up for debate in the house OF
representatives In Washington, Tues
day, Dec. 10, with 20 hours allowed
for debate, bringing the vote, We'd
nesday, Dec. 16. Pastors and people
are urged TO pray earnestly for vic
tory In this important measure. The
general appeal sent out also requests
the pastor ito ascertain by rising
vote Of your congregation and Sunday
school, the number OF persons favor.
ing the proposed amendment and that
you will send a letter to- your con,
gresham in Washington, stating such
sentiment and action"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
Church Notes

l.. w. Rogers, OF New York city,
national lecturer for the Theosophical
society, will give a series OF free leo
lures on theosophy and occult science
in the New Thought church. begin.
ming Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Rogers,
who has gained national renown as
an author and lecturer on theosophy,
is now making tour across the con.
tinent. He comes here under the
auspices OF the Detroit lodges OF the
Theosophical society. Mr.. Rogers
viii present a comprehensive and
scientific statement OF the theosophi.
cal view OF life and death, after death
conditions, the hidden side OF evolu
ton. the power Of thought and rein
carnation He will also take up the
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
HIP. CHURCH M IVES
INTO New QUARTERS
Addition of New Members
Makes Change Of Location
Absolute Necessity

Crowded out OF their old quarters
IN the Fourier hall, Beuna Vista ana
Woodward.aves,, Highland PARK Bap-
fists will tomorrow enter their new
place OF worship, the New Highland
Park theater, just completed at Nos
2s65-2s67 Woodward-ave. During the
first four months of the passionate OF
the Rev. william G, Coltman, so new
Members have been added 10 the
church rolls, and congregations grew
beyond the seating capacity OF the
old hall. The attendance at Sunday
school has been doubled, and a SEQ
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
CRIPPLE SENTENCED
FOR CHINK SMUGGLING

Dorsey Eldon. a cripple was sen.
fenced TO serve three months in the
House OF Correction. Friday. by Judge
futile, for Chinese smuggling. Eden
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of hav-
ing brought two Chinese across from
the Canadian shore on the night OF
Aug. 8. He was held in the county
Jail four months awaiting Indictment
and sentence. Albert Jannissee. In.
dicted with Eden, will be tried in
January.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

field Bible class OF rs members Is
conducted by the pastor In the Ferris
school every Tuesday evening.
Besides conducting its own work
the Highland Park church has opened
a mission in growing community at
the Six-Mile-rd. This mission prom
ises to be thriving one, starting as
It did with a membership roll OF 100.
The pastor will preach tomorrow
morning on THE lure OF the impos-
sible." In the evening he will preach
on "An irrepressible religion"
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

Religion as an experience VIII Do
the sermon topic OF tie Rev j. Fer
cival Huget, pastor, In First Congre-
gational church, tomorrow evening.
The Rev, Mr., Huget VII conduct the
morning service also,
A series OF studies called Even.
ings with great men, Will begin IN
First Presby terian church, W ednes'
] day evening. The first or the series
will be on Abraham, the man with
out a country"
The Rev. NJ. S. Rice, pastor OF
North Woodward Methodist church,
Will preach OH The unique life
| sunday morning. In the evening the
Rev. Mr., Rice will speak on The
peril Of empty"
The Rev. Eugene Rodman Shippen.
pastor OF First Unitarian church, viii
preach on "A church for all souls
rich and poor, wise and simple, be-
levers and unbelievers" tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. Donald X. Blakeslee, president
OF the society, will lead the Church
or Tomorrow OF Jefferson-aye. Pres
byterian church In the discussion OF
Mans greatest need" tomorrow
evening.
when convenient" viii be the
topic Of the address OF the Rev. II. 8.
Rice before the Y. N. c. A. mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon. An or
chestra concert wiz precede the ad-
dress.
Alice II. Young will speak on THE
Dominion OF Joy" in First New
Thought church tomorrow morning
In the evening Lovina Humphrey will
speak on Conscience in Common
Life"
The Rev. H H. Rough. pastor OF
/ Tabernacle Methodist church, will
preach on bringing Men to Christ"
Sunday morning In the evening his
topic will be "A False Witness"
The Rev w. A Quarrington, pastor
OF Fourteenth-ave. Baptist church. will
preach. on Stewardship" Sunday
I b
cuss AN important question"
/ Across the continent to the Golden
Gate is the subject OF an illustrated
lecture TO be given by William Bruce
Leffingwell in Woodward-ave. Presby.
terrain church Tuesday night
The Dooley family" will conduct
hn nHxsfn In pfxr.
Christian church tomorrow morning.
In the evening Mrs. Garsh win con-
duct c. w. B. NJ service.
The Rev. Willis A. Moore, pastor
OF Church OF Our Father, will preach
on Ideals" Sunday morning. The
topic for the evening Y. p. c. u. meet.
ing will be 1.-The teacher"
George e. Harter. OF Toledo, will
begin series OF weekly lectures IN
the Detroit Conservatory OF Music,
Sunday afternoon, on Fighting Your
Way TO Freedom.
The Dooley Family quintette, from
the Southern Normal and Industrial
college, will give a concert In Scovel
4 AlCHlOlldi TIcsDytcTIhu CuuICH ueb-
day evening
The Forest-ave. Presbyterian Sun
day school. Sunday, Dec. 20. will hold
white service" to commemorate
the birthday OF the Christ child.
Recent miracles In answer to
prayer" will be the topic discussed by
Pastor Lee 8. Wheeler in the Peo-
pies church tomorrow night
! Confidence" Is the subject for dis.
cussion by the Universal Thought
! fraternity in Ct Andrews hall Sun
day afternoon.
| Adjt. Conlin will conduct the Sun-
day Salvation army services.
The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

They Manage.
I'VE are all dead broke out our way
this fall"
How do you ell live. then7"
"oh, we lend each other a little"