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The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

the house met ar 10 O'Clock. fully
expecting TO vote on the McLemore
pan.
Preliminary steps paving the NAY
for the vote on Monday. or earlier.
wers taken today. Chairman Flood
OF the foreign affairs committee. for
mally reported the committees rec
ommen da tion for tabling the McLe-
mere document Following this the
rules committee this afternoon was
10 frame rule bringing the foreign
Affairs report before the house, Mon
dav.
While the real battle ground Was
transferred from the senate 10 the
house wins. another outburst OF de
tate was expected In the upper body
Senator LaFollette planned 10 de-
liver a broadside against the admin
istration. Senators Stone, Suther'
land. Tardaman and others announc'
ed speeches on the international sit
uation early next week. II appeared
likely that the very sort Of debate
which the pro-odministration sup
porters had hoped 10 stave on per
manently in demanding the taoling
OF the Gore resolution-a psrlia men
tary move which. under the rules
must be voted on without discus
sion--would continue indefinitely.
II the house vote should. instead
OF clearing up the douoltrl vtctiry
of the president in the senate. fur
ther obscure and becloud the ques-
ton OF his support, IL was reliably
stated al the White Hous that the
y, csident might insist upon another
vote. straight out and ciean-cut. on
the direct merits OF a warning reso-
luton.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
IiTpST DOWN RIVER
ICE MAN is DEAD

Y rnpNTON. Mich. March 4.-Er
s1,ol0y. 7s, Civil war veteran and pio-
( 1'1oe lce man. died Saturday morning
~ home on Front-st.. after an
Iannos OF but q week
Cady came to this village soon al
i,r the Civil war, and was the nrst
Inan 10 begin the retail sac OF rver
- here. He was prominent In VII
- politics years ago. but OF late
- not been active. The late Mr.
sf3nny IVES member OF several so
cje1ies. and charter member q the
fScn1 post, G. A. r.. which has been
||1olncontinued because OF too small
nooDbership.
ourviving him are a widow and
- daughter. Mrs vorce Barnes
Sunton. Funeral arrangements
kove not been completed, but Cady
- I member of the Episcopal
xknreh. and the service will proba-
~ y held there.
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committee, admitted that the rseo-
luton might yet be brought before
the house In view of the strength OF
the immediate action advocates.
Speaker Clark said he thought the
matter would 20 over until Monday.
but would not be sure until after he
conferred with the leaders. CIark's
private ONCE was the scene of many
conferences. with leaders OF both
factions. including Pou, Fitzgerald.
Sherley. Floor Leader Kitchfn. Gar
rett and Chairman Flood. OF the for
eign Affairs COMMITTEES.
Strong sentiment among the
house membership developed In 70,
vor OF Immediate action. The Re,
publica's appeared willing 20 take
the vote today. Administration bsad-
srs declared tina, postponsment vas
an indiroc. slam at >shs president.
VINO. in his letter 20 Poo. requested
"promp. action
large crowd o. spsctstorr aook.
90 10 me oaproi today. expecting
some dsDouement az tho drapatiS
'tirsgie between jh" president and
congress The, gathered eAr.y. q.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
Rabys health. nations wealth,

"Rabys health. nations wealth
'RabN's beauty, mothers duty
These twin slogans were horn
when the better babits' campaign
vas inauguratHd and that il isn't
impossible for wee plain puny Mar
TO grow up into an attractive, even
handsome lady some day. II mother
works enough hol.s 4 dev NJ il. j.
most encouraging io he little moth
or who dreamed that Iary Was go
ing 20 i'p a little pocket Venus. and
found that she really locked aston
ishingly Ike he Parents.
Mary mas need 10 have her tins
aat nose gently ccereed. or persuad-
ed 10 he oi; mere classic. and i
itjle- less individu3. W ith patience.
mother can gently ~ mould Mary TO
order and alter he's profile.
II her tiny "dc5Ltante daughter
H. &c have l0yrlv as we'll as useful
eyes. she must no; be left 20 lie
blinking IN III sun or starvs into
the glare OF aE open window.
II her mouth l., 60 be perfect. and
bowed aud deloctable she muse not
Ge given paC;:ier 0r allowed to
suck her thumb under any con sid
Grafton An iaCorrigitie tlum
should be tied u? with biz OF gauze
randace. and The l. olination. after q
few days, will 70 forgotten. Pro
trading teeth and nisshapen jaas
are due 10 that lad habit. and the
last Nosd OF the ci.y nurse who com
pounded these beauty hints for
babies" vas tu.y:
Parif.rs CO rlcre To lower the
standards of Americas Seauty than
anything else ra' Wds ever invent
ed. ana there is no one who II al.
ready passaoly good looking who
wouldn't nave been handsomer II he
hadn't ked pac,iier in his BABY
hood
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
Infant Death Rate
Has Been Cut Here

More babies are being born In De
troiJ than in any other city in the
country. and it's up 10 Detroit 10
provide proper chance for them to
live and mature. said DR. William
n Price.
What good the publicity OF baby
week" can do Is inestimable. IL the
interest manifested during the seven
days following March Is maintain.
ed for the wear The intensive work
of the health department. according
TO Or Price, reduced the deaths
among babies less than a year old
80 per cent In 1914 and 1915, and
the fact that sss babies, who would
have died had the percentage OF
deaths In 1913 held in 1915. were
saved. is record unsurpassed by
any other city.
Teaching mothers how 10 care for
babies. and instiIling in them the
knowledge that they. as we'll as the
infants. need supervision, has made
this remarkable change. and the
work and enthusiasm OF the nurses
In the work has counteracted the
lack Of help In the field.
II is the hope that the work in
1915 may be extended. and more
nurses supplied TO care for tho baby
work. Baby clinics where the moth.
ers may come with their children 20
have them looked after by physi.
clans. when their means would not
permit them 10 AFFORD such atten.
tion were II necessary 20 pay for IL.
are badly needed.
The most telling accomplishment
has been here. and IN the intensive
work persistently carried out in vfs-
iting homes. where very young
babies were or were about to be.
The mothers were very ignorant OF.
ten. but they soon learned 10 prize
rather than resent the instructions
OF the trained nurse.
NO work which the health de.
psrtment carries on declared Dr.
Price, pays as well as the work
done for the babies. We are con.
stantiy adding 10 our residue OF
health and energy. and the many
baby Ills. that. going uncared for in
infancy. play havoc with manhood.
are being done away with
"A systematic adherence 20 the
law demanding birth registration is
now one Of our most earnest endeav.
ors. Statistics that In individual
cases seem 10 have little importance
have a great value TO the general
public when they are compiled. and
IL In necessary from a health. az
well 90 from a social and legal
standpoint. that they be collected
And the only means left, II educa-
tional measures will not effect re.
form OF the negligent physicians, is
10 prosecute the offender. The first
good case that comes We are prepar.
ed 10 take 10 court"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
SALOON s
DICTATOR IN
POLITICS

u gu!atou ioudef than ever" said
Waiter j. IiosGal manager Of the
Wayne county dry campaign com.
-tittee. Saturday
i notice HuEh Fox who doesat
tell AiS he's so wet. nas an article
jn one ot th' papers advocating the
regulated alcon as far preferable
20 prohibition. We'll. that'> what
As5aHirru has noN aud Ne know the
b. 'oaa can't 40 regulated.
Fox is wet because he's secretary
Of tnr National Brewers association
and i- raid a salary for being so.
+ q an present he is In trouble on
. charge % having destroyed the
books og his association after he
Rrew Trey would be wanted in court
ir PENNSYLVANIA as evidence TO show
tha Ntts had violated the election
law
Regulation is the last plea Of the
brewery interests | remember one
tine when was working on the
railroad There was gang OF men
vorkirp with shovels One Of the
me~ vas working harder than the
ofhars and they all Jumped on him
and made him cut IL out That's the
way with the saloon. II one Of
them dares 20 close on Sunday
they all jump on him for setting an
example they don't want 10 follow
~ foy is fox. even II YOU cali
il Kitten. and thsre's only one
way 70 manage the TO" That's to
kin it."
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
,nlDslrban News
YI8 no MEET
llDOTTE TEAM

xJtp0TTs, hich.. March ~
(o6n. Of Detroit, state cham
(: u 5o1enders IN the basketball
t1I1 ~ the local Independent
NJ oopon~<t IN the contest 10
nrp1 Saturday evening In Ar
Inn. Reports that the game
I'm canc-lIef because of dis
Ss6ot over oiSiciais, were de-
~ Manaeer VIII Gatzke. Peo
pi1re confused about the game.
3ola. because the high school,
1rs tam cancelled its game FOR
&f~rdsy evening for that reason.
h whitley. Headn.snt for six years
poayer on this team. WIN come
- Ann Arpor. where he is at
16odins the University OF Michigan
thir contest, while all the otner
Ini&rans. Including Ambrose lie
ID1anr. Flint Deaf Mute scnooi star'
{rl7 snjond Carr Genthe. Others on
7o nns.up VIII he Lorenz, Caso-
ore, and McCienshen.
4 noncise viii follow the game
hlch segins II $50.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
RIVER ROUGE

Christ church Ladies' Md society
viii meet SUNDAY morning after the
service. for the annual election ~
officers
Mrs q wurster. 2ei4 W Jefferson
ave. is in Grace hospital Detroit,
UNDERGOING an operation.
". r. Ames and daughter, Naomi.
West JeMerson-ave. WlU leave fOr
an extended visit tn kansas city.
Mo. Monday.
The local unlt OF the 2 G p 4.
will give pedro party Monday eve
ming IN .. l. OF I. hall.
q. Grimaldi has returned from a
business trip 70 Jackson. Mich.
Mrs 6 p samuelson. wife of the
Grace Baptist minister. IS recovering
from a serious Illness
Mrs. T. Rife. Pontiac. - spending
few days with relatives here
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
HIGHLAND PARK

| H NJ. Lane. of No. EOS Highland
ave. is in St Louis. Mo-. on business
woodw ard ave. entertained guests
AT dinner party. Friday excning.
w. r. Search. OF No Sc Highland
ave- left Thursday evening on a
l. q. Bishop, OF No. IL Glendale
ave. returned Friday evening from
Miss Doris Messenger. OF No 80
attack Of the measles
Mrs. Sarah Alien, Of No. SO Tenny !.
xon,axe,. Is spending the weekend
Mrs y. r. Blanchard. of No seS
Highland ave. is confined to her
home through illness.
rsess fsr5y asr1 'S9 OF e 30 M snf Rsea. MT.
Island ave was severely injured
about the eye while playing soldier
with some plsymates.
Miss Jennie Duckcring. OF Milford.
Is visiting her sister. Mrs samuel
Mcciements OF No. iis Dawson ave.
Christopher Gregory. OF Long
s.sneh .is,s M. = ss' M.sg. ssen '6;i'.ns =, ms h
Miss Jane wallace OF No. iss
Dawson ave. has been confined 20
her home the past week through ILL.,
Mrs. w. Guess. ot No. 100 Gambler
ave- Il seriously ill al her home
W. X. wilson. OF No ~ Avalon
ave. Us in Dayton. c.. on business
Miss Mae Brown. OF No. % waver
illness
ave east. has returned from a visit
In Jackson. Mich.
Miss Nellie Rorabsoher Of ynsi-
Isnti. is visiting Mr.; and Mrs. Bert
Miss Anna Marie Sullivan. of ober-
lin. o. - spending the weekend with
Miss Elsa Mau. OF No. 102 Winons-
r. p. Hanson. OF No cls Mclean
ave. has returned to his home after
a week In Toronto. Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs: Pugh ard daughter.
have returned from Deford Mich.
where they were called by the death
OF Mrs Pngh's father.
NiS X Wilson. of Ann Arbor.
Sro,Rsr. y 1Peh''Nf w <. Wilson ay OF N0. f ns'
Mrs. DR. sears. Of Quincy. Mich.
No % I5s ise svslon.sye % az M'e on w.dnssd.y p.s "
Miss Doris Messenger. ~ No. -
Eimhurst-ave.. IL confined 10 her
home with IN. measles
ave. entertained at very delightful
LUNCHEON, Wednesday. Covers were
y. ". Leet in entertaining Mr. and
Mrs Airing Alpine and son. william.
from Texas.
one OF the charming affairs of the
week was bridge and tea. given by
Mrs. A. VI. Humber. in her Beautiful
new home. No. I Grand-ave. west.
Guests numbered -.
Mrs. Robert @. HascaIL Of No 1ss
| Eimhurst-ave., gave delightful
luncheon. Wednesday noon. The
1 table was decorated with Jonquils
| and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs Y. ~ Henry. OF No. 81
Avalon ave, have returned from
FLORIDA. where they spent several
delightful weeks.
| Mrs Sidney Pierce. Of No 1Is
Grand-ave. east. is cennned TO her
home by ilinesa
Mrs. n. j. McDougaii. OF No ~
| Buena vfsta-sve. west. has recovered
from her recent illness
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
DETROIT TIM e s

Washington and other large cities
have programs. New York will have
baby week OF its own late this
spring. MANY rural communities
have announced their intention TO
participate.
Plans differ. in some respects, In
all OF the 1000 cities. But II all the
celebrations are the successes the
children's bureau believes they will
be. international baby ought TO rise
several points before the market
closes next Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
TWO CRUISERS
AND SEA PATROL
ARE VICTIMS

crown princes drive. The Germans
are wasting lives layishly. rolling
up regiment after regiment to
smother French artillery fire,
DELAYED dispatches from Paris TO.
day admit that the Germans now
hold practically all OF Douaumont
village, but report desperate fighting
on the western outskirts. The Teu
tons have renewed their attack on
the village OF Vaux, preliminary to
grand assault Gu Fort De NauX
just south OF The village
The French were driven out OF
Douaumont village after hot infan
try ighting that began "Wednesday
night and continued for moro than
"a hours. Probably no more furious
struggle has leen waged in the his
tory OF the war for possession OF
,itttie group of less thar 80 houses
The towns importance lay IN the
fact that II WAS the intersecting
point nf three highways
After an all-dav bombardment The
grey line creDt forward through the
ravines northwest OF pouaumont just
at dusk. AT the same time another
German column advanced along a
line brook, leading to the village OF
Naux
French Illuminating bombs cast a
shas,lv Eight upon tho sdyancine
Germans. French artillery cut
.hrcusn the arst lines ana under a
sudden coun.er attacE. tht ere,
front broke .nd f.u back curr q
reu hou-s' hghnir
Durins the nirh, .hc Germans
brought up masses of reserve. al.
dawn EralAelAur4 ani po. ..lan
regiments rearUrd fnt
against DSUau~,o..
"On the Gf.t Two o,rsg.uus
Paris dispa, q todap s'the lsslil
ants. with a~ea. bravery soa lea
the Frencd harhed wire, Aui 80 afrc"
Mas the h2h front ls' hi'' Saat dAd
rifles that ~" -fgv ''1d 'tc,"us s.m
ply HelttG aN0y
The heaviest German arftet was
aado Thursday afternoon The g.,t
wave rolled oa toward thy Fr,nrn
entrcnchments. rtgardic~s os ser
rifl G.e. broke through tae wire
sulansIements and penetrated 'he
rreEcu front at several vital places
German artillery. mean Ab.ir
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
YPSILANTI

Mr. and Mrs George Hammond en-
tertained at dinner party today In
honor OF their son Charles twenty
hrst birthday.
Hishop Williams will be at 81
Luke's church for the purpose OF con-
nrnfng n class OF candidates Sunday
morning. Mar. is
The Methodist Episcopal board Will
church.
Mrs. Charles New ton - visiting her
daughter. Miss Pearl Newton. why 81
teaching ir BIchnnsn
C~orge Raymond. OF wills - rri-
tirsily ~ with an attach ~ blood
polsouins. IL is believed the ampa,a.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

ton OF "a foot will be necessary.
The annex 20 the Rawsonvllle Help
me Hand hall IL nearly built anu IL
is confidently expected that the Sc
cial event planned for next THURSDAY
The Farme.s' Vigilance association
OF Augusta. Ypsiianti. Pittsneid and
York Will hold rs snnusi mssting
in the SAVINGS Bank building. Sstur-
aay. Election of officers viii be
held and annual reports Tor the year
viii be read. The association has for
It's object the apprehending OF horse
thieves and the resmbursing or horse
owners when horses are stolen. seven
horses have been stolen IN the vtcin-
Miss Ina Harris Is visiting her sis
" ioSn A. Van Buren, has sold his
property in the Norris addition TO
Word has been received here OF the
death OF I'D. &. White. or Jackson.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X White.
former resident, who lived on the
Mrs William straith. OF the West
EIectric-rd. is recovering from Sc
wee illnessL
pneumonia in the home of ]. Rodney
Nomination OF officers will take
place Tuesday evening AZ the cnsi-
mes, a.I mse'inS Ysg e. S.n 5ns anS MSo. w a Bird
will receive the N. NJ. degree tues.
day evening. Mar: IL. at a mesuns St
Phoenix lodge. No, IL, p. and a; NJ.
The woman's club has voted 10
present a framed picture 20 the city
high school
George strong was a business Wis
itor Friday in Flint
The nnal Normal local prohibition
oratoricai contest viii be staged on
Tuesday evening in Norrnan hail
The debate will be under the aus
pices OF the Normal Prohibition club.
The next meeting Of the psns0n
the home OF Mrs Carl Piiistrum in
Mira Austin Ksnouse L. recovering
The Pythian sisters will give 81.
Patrick's party Friday evening. Mar.
4. ia Castle hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. George freeman viii
entertain the Spencer Netghborhood
club wednesday evening.
A health program under the aus
pices OF the Health league VIII De
carried out the week beginning MAI
G. Tuesday and Wednesday the ex,
hibit will be in the hign schoo, an. =,
on Thursday. Friday and SATURDAY IL
viil ee staged in the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r. Hutzel. MISS AS
mes Uu,zel and Edward HutEel were
in Ann Arbor Friday evening 10 a.
tend "a dinner party given eN MI
and Mrs william 4. HutEei.
The r SHARP club VIII give a nlu-
sicai program iu the studio OF MISS
Veva Thorn Tuesday.
Mrs. George Lockwood ts sull IN
Canada at the bedside Of her mother'
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

According 20 Official Italian fig.
ures the 1915 crop OF cereals grown
in the northern hemisphere exceed
Cd he average crop OF the last Ave
wears be more than 1900, 900 900
pounds
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
ECORSE

Constable Aieck Bourrsssau is re-
covering from a fall several days
ago on an icy sidewalk
Ice harvesters here expect 20 have
the houses full TO capacity BY Tues
day and are taking the matter Of
building stack" In the open under
consideration. Thirteen-tnch ice has
been the rule for the last few days,
90 that the icernen dislike losing the
best part OF the harvest. other yields
being only from six 10 nine inches
thick
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

Fifteen inmates of the Jasper
county MOD, alrnshouse rebelled
when informed that they would have
to take II bath before heing trans
ferred ~ the rev $4,000 structure
and would have To bathe regularly
a. long as they remained in the new
quarters.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

First grown experimentally IL
years ago, American cotton has be-
come IN established crop In tho
Puniab region OF India. as IL gives
a larger yield than the native vart
eties
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
TRENTON

Points In the Methodist Episcopal
contest for members will be counted
the coming week.
Taxing the name OF God in vain
II 10 De the topic OF the Rev. p. X.
Smiths morning subject IN the NJ 2.
church. In the evening he will
preach on "Rememher."
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
Ecorse Presbyterisn Church.

Morning service at 1880. The
Rev. J. c. Gibson viii preach both
CT this service and at the evening
service. Sunday school at 80.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

Morning service At 1880. Topic
OF the Rev. L. NJ. Blakely. pastors $
sermon is Builders"
Junior church al 500. Miss San
derson, speaker.
Epworth League az 6:lS, topic,
"'Others. as watchword for
Christians" Miss Sanderson. leader.
Evening service Al ZOO. Topic
OF sermon by the pastor, I'm His
steps" or Are you afraid OF the
dark"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

A. the present rate ~ increase In
the consumption of native lumber in
New Zealand II is estimated that the
supply Of standing timber will last
not more than 30 years.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
Grace Baptist chureh--Rissr Rouge

Grace Baptist Chureh--Riser Rouge.
Morning service al lo:3o. Ser
mon by the pastor. the Rev. S. E.
Samuelson. Communion will be OBJ
served at this service.
Sunday school at l1:l5.
Young Peoples union at $50.
Evening service at 1880. Sermon
by the pastor on The Nebo Boy"
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

shaw. Detroit. The Rev. Mr.. Hen
shaw will sing hymns of his own
composition. Sunday school at 300
y. IN.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
FORD

Wilson and Mrs G. Bresnahan were
prize winners az q meeting Friday
evening OF the River Park Garden
club In the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
BuYrell McGr egor, Biddle-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
River Rouge Christ Church.
(ESan. luth.)

Morning service at 10 a. m, with
sermon by the pastor, the Rev. A.
Ebendick. Communion will be OBJ
served.
Sunday school az eco.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

Baku. Russia. imports $4,000
worth OF wire monthly from the
United States.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

|S tvnn6ot4e Congregational Church.
5G6sning service at 1880. Serman
- - nev. Charles w. Jones. pas
;t. - ~Christ among the common
jooo1s..
\ n 0~nAay school 1t IL NJ. Ralph b.
l0onsk, superintendent.
CHRISTIAN Endeavor devotional at
6:te SoaAer, Miss Myrtle Haas.
4 yvoning service at 1880. Topic
~ Rsv. Jones' discourse, "old
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04
Episcopal Church Of the Advent
River Rouoe.

The Rev. Harry Ridley, pastor,
will preach at the regular service
At 1880.
Sunday school al 3:eo
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

4 veyamdetts Presbyterian Church.
VI - nev. Mayson II. Seweil. pas
;r. vim preach at the morning ser
EStI 1870 o'ciOck.
MI Unucny school II 11:s0. Claude
~ onttor1ee. superintendent.
u Christian Endeavor at 6:45.
nvsning service 1t 1889. The Rev.
\ |UWU1 win preach
The Detroit times., 1916-03-04


uvsnins service at 7:ao Topic
~ Rsv. Jones' discourse, "old
\ G1nGs..
u tlryamdette prssbyterian Church.
S - nev. Mayson II. Seweil. pas
vin preach at the morning ser
SGa le:3o o'clock.
s2 w1ny achool II 11:30. Claude
"a ~ oatteriee. superintendent
Chriotlan Endeavor at s:45.
nvsninG service 1t 1889. The Rev.
UW0l1 win preach
sun6etts Trinity Ev. Luth. Church.
M 6um0union service, preparatory.
21e o:oo .. m. Sermon by the Rev.
~ Dansr. pastor.
0oCu1or morning service, with
v onntou, II 1000. Topic OF ser
16 ~ ths castor, I'm Christ. God
Cnnoo6 dted for M poor sinners"
1nnony school at IL.
svyaNdseas Msthedist Church.
kS 0lnss meeting at 300 .. m.
ny 1eGening service Ut 1880. The
ErR. Ln(her e. Lovejoy. ID. D.. pas
~. win preach
Danlay school at 1918. Arthur
4 y. uF1naon, superintendent.
uDuogth league at GAS. Leader.
Il no W1ftboad. Topic, Others as
H. W6tchWcrd for Christians"
UvsninG service at 1880. Sermon
v ~. LOvejoy.
vvyasdss&s Dsptist Church.
- nsv. w. b. r. Brown. pastor.
kjUGl proach on "The milestone" at
~ regular service, commencing at
!Gys1o ,. n.
0un1ay school at 900 p. m. Leo
<1>o1by. superintendent.
Yeung Peoples Union devotional
% ~ oesphsns EplseepaI Church,
z{ s Wysndetts.
lgeeains litany and prayer, with
SNooa ~ the rector. the Rev. r.
~ Nohtnscn. at 10:2.. Commun.
IN VIII b observed.
1oening sermon theme. why is
co evil?"
n1ny school at 1850.
Uooolng service at 1880. Sermon
~ rector. on The war Of the
Non1oeae o. JshW's EvanseliesI
chureh.
u11ne service ~ 1O:y,, Sermon
~ pastor. the Rev. Alois
&on1ay school at 400.
yreNtsu Msthedlss Church.
Mor1tne service at 1000. Ser.
5n " the Rev. Elmer X. Smith,
1eoe. O the theme. Setting God
nnnrHt."
On(ny school At i1.t5.
Duogth league at $3.50
von1ns service at 1880. Sermon
SUnon. "A clean heart
4. IS. --
'1v1Htoo prssbytsrian Church.
~ NV. George Ouichard. pas
M Drsach 1t the 1000 O'CLOCK
n1ov school st 1i;iB. AZ
>1or1non un1eavor NJ $50.
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- Rev. w. b. r. Brown. pastor.
lU1l1 pgUach on The milestone" at
~ regular service. commencing at
- ,. n.
4 o91ay school ,at 900 p. m. Leo
'Goobg. superintendent.
n YeuAg Peoples Union devotional
~ 80.
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lun6otte Trinity Ev. luth. Church.
6pm0union service, preparatory
ri go . m. Sermon by the Rev.
q Dausr. pastor.
uo0u1or morning service, with
4 Dnnfou. IT 1000. Topic Of ser
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oesphsns Episcopal Church.
Wysndotte.

oN6oeAs o. Jshr's EvanseIieai
w chureh.
u11ne service ~ lO.v,, Sermon
- pastor, the Rev. Alois
omt1t.
u &on1ay school at 400.