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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

Thought hall, No. 10 Witherell-st.,
under the leadership OF Alice v. Da-
Wis. who also conducts the class In
self-healing. followed by free clinic,
All are welcome.
Patriotic passion In palace" Is
the topic for the o'clock vesper ser
vice In the Y. w G. A. Sunday. The
Rev. j. NJ Barley will speak. Miss
Elizabeth Tribe 10 the soloist. A
the social hour following the service
Miss Haxlette Moore viii give vocal
selections. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to everyone.
The North Woodward-avs. Congre.
gational church will be open after,
Moons In Lent for meditation and
prayer. A series Of organ recitals
will be given on Fridays at 1880
o'clock by Mr.. Ilewellyn l.. Renwick,
TO which the public 10 cordially In
vited
.The fulness of the spirit" viii be
the subject OF the morning sermon In
Fisher Memorial Methodist church.
East Grand Boulevard and qratiot-
ave-; Sabbath school at 1850. The
Epworth League devotional meeting
Will be held at $3.50 p. m. The pastor
the Rev. James Chapman, will preach
In the evening, and the service VIII
be preceded by q rousing song SER
vice.
In Central Presbyterian church.
Second and Grand Riveraves.. the
Rev. Hugh Jack VIII preach In the
morning on Moses, the lawgiver."
and In the evening on Contrary
winds" sermon for the present
time. Wednesday evening at 7:4b the
pastor win continue his talks on the
prayer meeting.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
NOTED PREACHER
I IS DETROlrS GUEST
The Rev. James w. Brougher
VIII Speak in Woodward-ave.
Baptist Church, Sunday

A notable figure In Baptist circles
II the Rev. James w. Brougher, who
win occupy the pulpit OF the Wood
ward-avs. Baptist church at both
morning and evening services. Sum
day. He succeeded the late Robert J.
Durdstte as.pastor OF the Temple Bsp-
list church. Los Angeles, having been
detected as the man best able to con-
ttnue the work Mr.. Burdette had car.
ried on 80 successfully. He has gain
cd o wide reputation ~ q lecturer and
humorist as well as Q forceful expon-
snt Of the gospel. go Il
NDr. Brougher's church In Los An
geles n one Of the most individualistic
institutions In the country. Il II q
|sort of religious department store,
With Q large number Of salaried and
vplunteed assistants to the pastor.
Eyho H. the directing head. Through .
hundred organizations and commit
tee the church ministers to every
|copceivable need OF mankind.
The church building itself Is won
|derful piece Of architecture. with a
magnificent bronze and green auditor.
hum, seating $500 people. Here DR..
Brougher breaches to the largest con-
gregations In the world. And the
magnetic personality Of the man. his
Drumming mirth. his tender sympathy,
his fiery eloQuence, his passion for
winning souls and his power to hold
great audiences have all combined to
make him one OF the most remarkable
characters In church work today.
p DR.. Brougher win address the Mems
mass meeting In Y. M. G. A. auditor
ium. Sunday afternoon. at $3.50, on
-Four looks and o choice..s - -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
APPLE PLAYS
PART IN SAVING
SLEUTHS LIFE
(ContiassA fro. Page OaeD

building. Tuesday afternoon. and slug
! ging him and robbing him OF $3.50, and
I, also holding up . clerk In Al. Smiths
restaurant, No. 81 Grand. River-ave.
last Sunday morning, and stealing
345 In cash and $50 diamond rims
from the cash register.
| Henry Rheaume recognized his 40
sailant rs q former employe Of vari
GUS Detroit lunch rooms. who had
often called at Rheaume's once. Peter
Rheaume, q brother OF Henry, and 9
partner In the U-Eata-Lunch Co, also
knew the robber, and learning from
other lunch room men that Sullivan
as he was known here, was still IN
the city. playing pool, and dining
well In the district right near police
headquarters. every night he tool
the trail as q detective. ~
On Friday. he learned that Hiram
White, OF No. 1913 Cass-ave.. an en-
ploye Of local lunch room. had been
wined and dined by Sullivan in the
Victory hotel. Thursday night. He
found White, who verified the rumor,
and said that Sullivan" had also
preached to him plan to commit ~
more robberies. Friday night. One
was to rob the cashier Of the Jarvis
lunch room, woodward-Ave. and the
Boulevard, and the other was the rob
berry OF Wholesale silk house at
Gratiot-ave. and Hastings-st
Rheaume took White with him. IN
Rheaume's auto, which was carefully
curtafned, and the two men cruised
about near the Victory hotel, which
Sullivan was making his headQuar-
tiers.
Suddenly the man appeared. On
Rheaume's suggestion. White slipped
from the auto, unobserved. and
walked over and shook hands with
Sullivan" engaging him IN converse,
ton.
Rheaume stole into saloon at the
corner, and called the police.
Detectives Wilson and Lannan, and
Driver Frank Trombley sped to the
corner In the police flyer. They
found Rheaume at the corner. and he
pointed out Sullivan" who had
slipped behind a storm door. and was
watching the police ofi1cers.
As he darted into the alley. the ON
GERS rushed him. He turned. In an
effort TO reach the open street. and
here the apple played It's part N be
fumbled for his weapon. Lannan's re-
volver spoke once, and Kinney drop
ped his weapon. but crouohed. and
lodged toward the street One more
shot from Lannan's gun. and bullet
scared the top Of Kinney,s head. tab
ing flesh and hair with II, and piercing
the suspects blue felt hat, Just above
the hat band.
Kinney dived behind an auto. 81
give up. I quit" he yelled.
He IL suffering little m effect from
his slight wounds, Saturday, Ha 70
fuses to make any admissions what
ever. and IL one Of the most nippant
prisoners the police have had to deal
with.
When Henry Rheaume positively
Identified him o. the man who slueged
and robbed him, Kinney remarked:
You're quite comedian ! never
saw you before"
He also denied that he had ever
seen Peter Rheaume before The
same thing happened when the clerk
from Al Smiths restaurant positively
Identified him.
He had Rheaume's purse ana $3.50 In
cash. when caught.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

lines Of communication. The fact
that the British have established sew.
eral new bases In the north has al
parently been reported TO the Ger.
mans by their airmen, a. in nearly
every instance the new attacks have
been delivered on lines leading a.
rectly to them. The airmen OF both
armies are now very active and not
q day goes by that the forces IN the
trenches are not RECALLED with the
sight Of hostile observers ighting
above their heads.
From Armentieres to the User ca
nal; at La Bassee, and near the Ar
ras-Lens road, night attacks have
been delivered by the Germans with
out success and the ofiicials deny the
Berlin claims of gains Of trenches In
the north. s ~ -
From the Aisns to the heights Of
the Aeuse heavy artillery exchanges
continue with occasional infsntry con
hicts at certain points IN the Cham
payne and Argonns region.
The French are gradually assum-
ms the Offensive along the Mouse,
and have possession OF number Of
when the time arrives to throw an
position 1t st. Mihfsl n under q con-
slant bombardmsnt, and the FrSnch
lines are gradually closing IN on k.
Despite the alternating thaws and
freezes IN the vosGes, where the
mountains are under . heavy blanket
of snow, and the valleys are almost
~
there continue. The French now
hold most Of the important heights,
and are In position 70 begin . dOable
movement In this vicinity % soon -
the weather conditions permit.
The announcement by Gen. Joffrs
that the reserve army has now been
amaigamatsd with the regular forces
means that the entire French strength
10 now in the field. The troops that
have Of necessity been held Ct base
camps and moollisation centers b.
cause Of lack Of equipment. and for
further training. are now coucentrst-
ed ct points agreed upon at the con-
French general Stairs, and will be
Britiah army OF more than 1.00O,O0
selected. ~ as.i- ~
II A not believed here that the AL,
lies will wait for spring before at
tempting their general forward move
ment. Il n thought that not later
than the middle OF March the pres
sure win be applied TO the German
lines a. feeling out movement"
and that before the spring thaws den-
mite prosress viii have been made st
certain points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
PASTOR CULLEN breaches
ON "SATAN'S APOSTLES"

Rather unique IN its nature is the
series OF Lenten sermons announced
by the Rev. George Cullen, pastor or
tho West Grand blvd. Methodist
church. The general theme is, THE
devil chooses HIS twelve apostles. I"
The first of these, according 10 the
roster Mr.. Cullen has prepared, Is
miss Gossip" and she win be discus
sed at the evening service. Sunday.
The other eleven in order. are: The
migrate, the nirt. the tippler. Madam
Jealousy" the miser. miss Indo-
lence," the libertive. miss Gadabout
(nee Mary Goround)," the turncoat.
Madam Gayety," and the liar.
Mr.. Gullen's sermon topic. Sunday
morning. will be. The way. an answer
70 Robert c. Ingersoll's lecture.
(which wayf"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

2 The Rev e. NJ. Lake. general super.
intendent of Baptist missions, win
speak In Beulah Baptist church. SUM-
day morning. At 1880 there viii be a
baptismai service and Q sermon by
the pastor. the Rev. q. q. LAughlin. on
The modern dance and the Chris
fian's relation to H." The mems Bible
|clase meotD q noon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
|||Rll FORCE IS
NED! OF HOUR
IN AMERICA
cf Duty 10 the World Is To
1l6t the Way. To Light, Says
sDH Macfarland !.
DRtIARRS BLAME FOR Ge
WAR IS UNIVERSAL

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

- nv. B. McDermand WIN take
~ morning sobject IN Jefferson
D(1Yf church, "A vision needed. !"
~ eyening, whats the differ
Inofo WIN - = meeting Dor
w e 1:oo y -. a6dru1ee1 BY
- 1n11Gr vbo hae been ~
- = the nsetiass.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

In Palmer Memorial Methodist
church. Sunday. the pastor the Rev.
w. H. Rider. will preach In the morn.
ing on what about the black man."
and In the evening O what about
death - 6r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

Lincoln. the ideal American" will
be the topic for the Sunday evening
address by the Rev. Walter X. Fruit
in Martha Holmes Methodist church.
The heart will be the morning
theme.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

A stereopticon lecture on "Congre.
rational shrines around the world"
will be delivered Sunday evening in
Fortst. Congregational church by the
minister, the Rey. M. Lee Grant.
Salvation by faith VIII be the even
ing subject.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

beginning Monday. a daily Lenten
"ouist hour WI be held In Higher
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

interest IL increasing weekly In the
services being held In the Grand
River Christian church. of which the
Rev. r. p, Arthur IL pastor. Mr.. Spur.
OF Toledo. win continue as speaker
NEXT week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20
FRENCH BEGIN ss
OFFENSIVE, SAY
PARIS REPORTS

tCesti..ed frs.' Pase one,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

Ex-State Banking Commissioner
Henry NJ. Zimmerman Will address
the Business Mems Bible class Of
the First Congregational church, Sun
day noon. on THE development OF
our national and state banking laws"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

On account OF Ford Hendrickson.
the author and lecturer. being called
70 the Protestant missionary head
quarters. there will be no lectures
In St. Andrews hall, between Feb.
"a and March IL. On March II, n
$50 p. m. the Protestant convention
will continue until further notice.
During the absence OF Mr.. Hendrick-
SON. prayer-.meetings will be conduct
ed throughout the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

In Ferry-ave. Baptist church Sun
day morning. the Rev. Christopher
Burnett will preach on The scrip
turalness Of pre-millenialism." r. w.
Lewellen will occupy the pulpit In
the evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

The Rev. II. Lester Smith, pastor
VIII speak at-both services in Gen.
trial Methodist church, Sunday; In the
morning on, "A man on, FIRE." and In
the eyening on Can a man fall up
wardf"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

leroy T. Nicola will speak on
what 10 death?" In 8. ID. A. chapel,
Trumbull-ave., near Baggst.. Sunday
evening. Preliminary to the lecture,
stereoptican views will be shown.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

In Eirst Baptist church. the Rev,
T. J. villers, viii preach morning and
evening. Topics: "Inexcusable ex.
cuses." and "The pilgrimage and its
end"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

In. the church house, Cass and For
est-sves., the Ladies' union Of the
Church Of Our Father will celebrate
washington's birthday. A colonial
dinner will be served at 6 o'clock by
ladies In costume, under the direction
Of Mrs. Nettie b. Woodruff. Later
there will be q short program Of old
time music and dances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

Vices OF the Imagination" is the
title OF an address to be delivered
Sunday, at p. m. before the Gym
Study club Of the Y. NJ. c. A, by DR..
Andrew Thomas Smith. principal Of
the Thomas Normal school.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

The Rev. M. 8. Rice's topics In the
North woodward Methodist church
Sunday. will be: Morning, The char
acter OF Jesus" evening. ION the
path"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

The pastor, the Rev. w. c. Harger,
viii preach both morning and evening
in Methodist Protestant church. Sun
day. The subject for the morning
service Is, "The secret Of greatness.
evening topic, The gift OF God"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-20

"Hoblisse oblige." as considered In
the attitude Of man toward God, will
be- the subject Of the Rev. Willis A.
Moore's sermon In the Church OF Our
Father, Universalist, Cass and Forest.
aves., Sunday morning At $3.50 In
the evening the Young Peoples Chris
tian union will discuss the topic THE
of music" Rev. Moore spoke
'Thursday and Friday evening at re-
vival meetings In Liberty, which were
part OF q series being conducted In
that district by the Rev. r. L. Conk-
lin, state superintendent.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1915-12-02
9empfraterne prqaniierer iia

9emofraterne prganilerer fig. -
@oibington 6en 296e Nob. Demo,
fraterne begge &ongresiens &nie
.begpnbte ioag at organiiere Jig for
ben foreltaaen6e @esfton. @enats'
fc11fere1ien gienpalgte enltemmig
@enator ssSobn 50. &ern al SSnoiana
.fon1 Soruan6 og 2e6er, og &niets
&{pgetfomtte begDn6te at anpiie
1fe6le1nmerne &on1itepoiter. Sena'
torerne aio11rnere6e til Snsbag.
8iceformanb for @onferenie1t og
Yr9fi6ent pro ten1pore of Senatet
ptI ba blibe balgt. Set tegner til,
& at Senator glarfe af Mrfonias lite
bill blibe gier1pulgt til ben iibitnepnte
.9tiIIing paa @runo at bans Scamp
mob gfibsfibbs -8illen 11noer FORT
/ ge 5esiio11.
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bitret ober Mmerifanere11s Sorieg
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bringes / 6orlegenbe6 fom Splge al
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at ret1e me6 Sfibet. Breii6e1tcn
bar baor611affet ne9tet at babe noget
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oplpite &enrp Gor6 ioag, at ban
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BIa6s paa vOscar II" er optaget, og
bon far nu oglaa iifret bele ferite
og an6en %la6s paa ~Sre6erict
VIII.
Monge @ubernerer bar iparet
Sor6, at De life er i1tan6 til at bel,
tage Sre6sfer6en.
Sor0s Sre0spldner an1ees 1om
uproftiife af Gpr11s Mortbrop, Bre-
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litet, Breltoent for Minneiota Sreos-
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life er beleiltg for @ienoprettelien af
Tre6 / europa" fag6e 9r. Nortbrop
igaar.
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lite Decenber.
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93em Oorfs Mrbet6erlob al 1909 mob
u6enlan6 fe 94rbeibere> un6er bpil,
fen BET bleb paabubt fun at anber6e
8orgere til l16f6relie af offertlige
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Sprfiife Stillinger paa @allipolt
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retirere neS 8a9oab*
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Serberne ct fremoeIes i 8eli66el,
ie af Mono1tir; men 8ulgorerne
tr9nger fig frem moo 8Den, meoens
General bon @allmtt3's 9lrme MEL
6es at bore paa @eten ne6 giennem
@or6ar6alen for at bielpe @ulga>
rerne at ongribe be engelif, frantic
Sropper.
- @alonifi Dem 256e gtob: (&or-
reiponoenten 6. 81 @tepens).. Seq
fan o1ttoritatibt befrefte, at Tpif.
lan6 giennent 6eltnaricbal bon
Macfenien tilbe6 Serbien Separat>
FREQ. GiIbnoet bleo uben btoere af=
biit af ben ierbiife. aronprins t Brt5-
renb. = sss>',s,=a=st ; - = -,
= Mbet9ben >25oe geob., pias2 s2on=
DON. sSfelge lioite l1n6erretning fra
Galonifi er ben frantic 2inie fre1n6e==
les 8ebol6. @eretningen om, at
@ulgorerne bar in6taget @rtpolaf,
ct ngrun6et. 9eres 9lngreb ct
tpertin1o6 blebet iloaet tilbage.
9ltben Ben 256e 9&op., bta
2onoon. 8lQ6et v@eitia" brtnger ct
sSnterpietp me6 ben ierbtife &rigsmi-
niiter, Ser er 5alonifi, bbori 6en=
ne flyer, at ifient @erbien bar miitet
35,100 6r9bte og iaare6e og 10000
er blebet taget tilfange, er Opera
tionerne lQngtfra en6t. @erbien bar
fren16eIes 100000 Man6 / Gelteu.
Sitnotione11 er panifeltg, iag6e ban,
men iffe baabl6s.
- Boris 6en 246e geon. Gen
ierbiife 2egatton mel6te t6ag, at 6cn
ierbiife 9fegiering, iom bar bapt lit
@eoe @risreno en- &io, toag flpt'
ter til @cntari, Mlbanien.
- SaIonift oen 256e Nob. @3a-
rem bar ien6t ct perionligt Selegram
til Bremierminiiter 8aiitcb af Ger
bien og Iobet bam in6en en nge at
babe rusitffe Eropper I 8nlgarten.
Den italienite 93egiertng bar lopet
en- Expedition poa 10000.