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The Detroit times., 1916-05-29
In The Eight Cylinder Cadillac
Holds New FascinaHonS

Heretofore, no matter how CALAMITY
your car mounted hill, you were conscious
every moment that it was climbing-that
it was laboring.
Now you know that the hill was high,
only because you saw it before the mount
began-or looked back after the crest was
reached.
You travel almost continuously on high
gear-under throttle control.
The power-application is so fluid that,
when you accelerate the speed, the effect
is very much as though you had turned
on" the power. as you. turn on" water by
opening spigot.
AS for sound and vibration, the engine
scarcely seems to be energizng at all.
The car simply glides from one rate Of
travel to another, without apparent effort
or hesitation.
The mind is lulled into repose and the
body obeys the impulse of the mind.
Cadillac thoroughness is responsible for
the accuracy of every function which con-
tributes to the efficiency of the engine.
The known stability of the Cadillac in
spires a confidence which removes all
anxiety for your safety.
The pleasures of today are not marred
by apprehensions for tomorrow.
And too, the spring suspension, the deep
soft upholstery, the smooth easy acting
clutch and brakes, the ease Of handling and
control, all share in resting and soothing
mind and body.
With bad roads largely robbed of their
terrors, and good roads made almost
doubly delightful-with hills no longer to
be dreaded-with a sense of velvet soft
ness in every motion of the car and every
movement in its operation, there is re-
newed and irresistible call to long distance
touring Wilhelm the Cadillac-becomes
an unaloyed delight.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-29
". }. Northmore Out For Congress

Havelock ]. Northmore. an east
side attorney. has announced his
candidacy for the congressional
nomination IN the first district. He
is a Republican, and the seat he
seeks Is now occupied by Frank
Doremus, who is one OF the big
Democrats in Washington. Corpo-
ration Counsel Harry J. Dingeman
has been mentioned as possible
candidate on the Republican ticket.
but ne has made no definite an
nouncement. ~
The Detroit times., 1916-05-29

MONROE, Mich. May 2s.-Chas.
Law, oldest motorman on the De-
troit, Monroe e. Toledo electric line,
was fined $50 here, Monday morn
ing Low was charged with run
ming his car in the city at the rate
OF 30 miles per hour.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-29
or the Weary
Yife and Mother

her the Winter struggle
it'll poor food and poor
rvice there Is no boon like
hredded Wheat Biscuit.
10 ready : cooked and
lady ito -serve.. The food
hatsupplies all the strength
living nutriment needed for
half days work. For
feakfast with milk or
team for luncheon with
|brries or other fresh fruits.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-29
JIM" HILL,
BUILDER OF
EMPIRE, DEAD

The entire city OF st. Paul imme-
diately began preparations to honor
the memory of Hill. The north
west. considering him Its greatest
man. was ready to pay tribute In
memorial ceremonies at every rail
road division point
The Detroit times., 1916-05-29

LONDON, May 29.--The new
Serbian army has arrived al Sa-
loniki from the Island OF Corfu
after safely crossing the Aegean
sea. despite the menace OF Austro-
German submarines. to join with
the Anglo-French forces in tho long
expected campaign to drive the Aus.
tro-German.B Bulgarian hosts out OF
Serbia.
At the same time the Bulgarian
army has invaded Grecian Mace
donia and despite the protests Of
Greece has occupied strong strategic
positions along the Struma river.
apparently the better TO prepare to
resist the offensive OF the allies.
which military observers here ex.
pect to begin at almost any hour,
according to dispatches received
here.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-29

LONDON. May 29.-Two British
forces are now closing in rapidly
upon the Germans in German East
Africa. the last OF the kaiser's col
onies unconquered.
Advancing from the southwest,
Gen. Northey. commander OF north
ern Rhodesia, has marched 20 miles
into German territory. according to
dispatches received here today.
The main British force under Gen
SHUTS. moving from the northeast
has captured the railway station at
Ipiana, evacuated by the enemy.
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THE CHURCHES AND
TO-DAY'S SERVICES
he with them on the way. and hot

he with them on the way. and both
OF them with the Master.
What St. Paul accomplished in
Corinth We learn best from his letters
to the church there. which he wrote
some years later from Ephesus Evil
IDENTIFY his work endured. and to the
Christians he gave some OF the dearest
OF his teachings on the Cross. on Love,
and on the Resurrection We can
thank Corinth. therefore. for comfort
which has come to us through them
But Paurs great longing for the worlds
salvation was not satisfied. Always
he was eager to bring all men to Christ
So should II he with US. Back Of all
personal and particular work must be
that vision of day when Christ shall
reign supreme In mems hearts and In
the world He has made and for which
He died. That day we shall see at last
az. like st. Paul. we look down from
the battlements of heaven and Join
with the angels in singing the final
"Alleluia! for the Lord God omuipotent
reigncth!"
Dear Master. ! praise Thee for tho
church at Corinth AS read of Paul's
work In that ancient city I feel moved
anew to proclaim Thine everlasting
Gospel. AS remember the converts
he made take courage. Guide Thou
me In the work Thou has given me to
do that I may be fearless. untiring.
jealous and full Of faith. And help
me to know that at last Thy kingdom
shall come and the whole world be
Thine. Amen.
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METHODIST.

Centennry-Rcv. T. Fl. Smoot. d. D.,
the pastor, will preach at IL o'clock
this morning and at Sis o'clock this
evening.
Park PInce-Rev. ]. j. Bradford. the
pastor. will preach this morning on
THE Man Through Whom God Re-
veals Himself" and this evening on
Having the Mind OF Christ"
Laurel Strect-Rev. J. *. Jolliff, the
pastor. will preach at II o'clock this
morning on THE Supreme Test Of
Faith" and at S:l5 o'clock this evening
on THE Way of Life"
Union StntiOn-Rev. w Ashury
Christian. ID. d., the pastor. will preach
At IL o'clock this morning on Christ
Suffering for Sin" Rev. q. w. NJ. Tay-
Tor will preach at o'clock this even
ing.
Broad Street-Rev w. l.. Wingfield
will preach at II o'clock this morning
on '''rhe Workers." and at Sis o'clock
this evening on "Our Daily Guide"
Branch Mrmorinl-Rev. w. oliver
Gordon. the pastor. will preach at II
o'clock this morning on "The Appeal
for Il Larger Faith" and at Sis o'clock
this evening on Misleading Doctrines"
These sermons are the first of series
of six. the remains ones of which Will
be preached on the next two Sundays.
Grnce tSoIdiers' Home ChnpeD-Rey
T. Men. Simpson will preach at II
o'clock this morning. Rev. F.. j. Cop
ley, the pastor, will preach at 8 o'clock
this evening.
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LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES
baptist.

Fir.t-Rev. George w Mcdaniel, d.
u. the pastor. will preach at i o'clock
this morning and at Sis this evening.
Immnnucl-Rev Leland w Smith,
the pastor, will preach at both morn
ing and evening services.
Grace Strcet-Itev Lloyd T. Wilson.
n. n. the pastor. will preach at both
morning and evening services. At both
services there will be special music
by the quartet choir. composed OF Miss
Lucy Gwathmey. soprano: Mrs. Thomas
T.. Terrell, tenor: r. Lynn Tucker.
tc;,or: Mr.. Barnes. basso: Mrs. Lucy
Owens Howey, organist and director.
Grove Avenue-Rev. w. c. James,
u. -. the pastor. Will preach at both
morning and evening services.
Pine strce.-Dr. Douglas S. Freeman
will conduct the services at II o'clock
this morning and at o'clock this
evening
New Bridgc-Rev. +. J. Wright. the
pastor. will preach at IL o'clock this
morning and at S o'clock this evening.
Rev J Il. Johnson Will preach at
80 this afternoon.
Leigh Strect-Rev. j. J. Wicker. the
pastor. viii preach at il o'clock this
morning on Serving God While Sea-
sick" and at S o'clock this evening
on Bitter Tears Made Sweet"
Secord-Rev. r. Aubrey Williams.
y. -. Of Norfolk. will preach at IL
o'clock this morning and at SIS o'clock
this evening. The Business Mems Bible
Class of the Sunday school will begin
it's regular fall study this morning.
Dr. John q. Mctcalf will conduct the
class
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FIVE

tai in these industries. but also drop
in the number Of companies formed.
The comparison OF new capital IN oil
concerns does not indicate the great
decrease which recently has taken~.
pace In July of last year the price
oil gasoline had not reached the i'm.
Hated figures which led to the forma-
ton of scores of companies 70 take
advantage OF the profits. This activity
was confined largely TO the winter
months. July was the first month of
the current year in which the new
capital investment fell below $4,000.
and in May and June preceding. the
totals were S67.000.OO0 and sal 900, 900.
respectively. The sudden drop is at
tributed to the evidences of overpro-
ductton In tho oil industry which re-
Gently has resulted in decrease In
the quotations in oil and predictions
of n reduction in gasoline other than
the cent reduction put into effect by
the Standard oil Company. of New Jer-
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one sl5G.00O.0o0 expansion OF an exist
Ing firm. however. Oil factors say that
A great number OF wildcat companies
have been formed In the last year on a
more or less speculative basis and with
little capital. with the hope of reaptng
part Of the profits.
The enormous earnings of shipping
companies since the beginning OF the
war two years ago has led to the In
vestment of s76.2O0.0O0 in new con-
Germs. This Incorporation reached it's
highest point In the FIRST six months
OF this year. The prospect OF peace
in the next year or so has caused n
decrease In the number OF new COM
panies lately. the total investment be-
Ing $l.i25.000. as compared with s5,-
| 100000 I'm June. and s2.7o5.O 900 In May
IT Is significant that the new capital
| IN shipping companies In the last six
months reached s36.7o 900, as COM
pared with s376oo.aoo in all OF 1918.
swift drop recently has taken place
| in the formation of new concerns for
the manufacture and distribution OF
dyestuffs and chemicals. The general
| tendency OF business toward n slower
level is held accountable for this also.
as dye factors fear German compei-
ton after the war. In 1915 the total
investment reached 5000, 900 and in
the nrst six months OF this wear n
amounted to s5?.ooo.Oo0. In June. how
ever. the added investment was onlv
*3o",ooo. and in July s33O.00o
similar decrease Is noticed in now
companies for the manufacture of war
supplies. aerop!anes. firearms and ex-
plostvcs. The total for 1915 was ssa
""".""o and for the first six months NJ
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EPISCOPAL.

st. Pnul.s-Rev. Lenoir Valentine
Lee. the rector's assistant. will preach
at IL o'clock this morning and at Sis
o'clock tonight. Holy Communion will
he administered at the morning service
10y Rev. John Norwood.
81. Jnmcs-Rev G. Freeland Peter,
the rector. viii conduct the services at
IL o'clock this morning and at Sis
o'clock this evening. Holy Communion
Will he administered at the morning
service.
All Snints-Rcv ]. Y. Downman. the
rector. viii conduct the morning SER
vice and administer the Holy Com
munion At IL o'clock this morning at
the parish house on Madison Street
Mnnumcntnl-Rev. James w. Morris
-. -, will preach at IL o'clock this
morning and at o'clock this after
noon.
81. Andrcw'.-Rev. Philip a. Arthur
the assistant rector, will preach at IL
o'clock this morning and at o'clock
this evening. Holy Communion will
be administered at the morning SER
vice.
Holy Comforter-RiGht Rev. William
Cabell Brown. bishop coadtutor. Will
preach and administer Holy Commun-
ion at IL o'clock this morning. Rev.
John q. Scott will conduct the evening
service.
Church Of the Arcension-Rev. James
Winslow Clarke, the rector. will con-
duct the service and administer the
Holy Communion at IL o'clock this
morning. There will he no evening
service.
Grnce-Rcv. II. y. Goodwin, the as
sistant rector. will preach at Ii o'clock
this morning and at Sis o'clock this
evening. Holy Communion will be ad-
ministered AT the morning service. The
full vested choir will sing under the
direction of -. Pinckney Powers
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type. who spends good deal Of her
time In the saddle.
Russia had Il sutton for Mary's hand.
He was Boris, Grand Duke of the en-
pirc. But he grand dukcd IL too much
got into several nasty squabhlcs and
was defendant In notorious libel suit
SO that put him out Of the running
Queen Mary is n bit against that sort
of thing.
According TO one story. Boris. while
I'm London. said to a lady whom he knew
would see that the tale got to tho
Queens ears:
Madam. II you had the misfortune
TO he born grand duke. you. too.
would be drunk from morning until
morning"
But even this piece of humor didn't
melt the Queen.
Prince George Of Greece is a virtuous,
intelligent. Woodworking young man.
but his father, King Constantine. is not
favorite in London to-day on account
of his pronounced pro-German policy.
while his mother is the sister Of the
Kaiser himself Enough said in Eng
land of to-day.
So the gossips arc hard put to 1t
to find any one suitable for Princess
Mary She is nineteen years old, poor
girl.
Still. it is not recorded that she is
worrying.
The English gossips have supply
Of royal princes for their air castles
which will last a good many years.
The Prince OF Wales has three brothers,
now sixteen, fourteen and eleven years
old, and their matrimonial futures VIE
become popular puzzles about the time
the fates OF their brother and sister
are decided.
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DISCUSS POSSIBLE
ROYAL MATCHES
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'Continued From First Page)
compared To those of tho Cars dauch-
tiers
Not much is known here about the
Eo"manian princesscS. They are said
TO be charming eirls--of course. all
roEa! princcsses are charming. sec
Grimm's fairy taleS-and the present
Queen Of Roumania is of English
blood.
Az 10 Princess Mary. poor girl the
war has played havoc with her possible
sweethcarts. She did have a real one
(said the drawing room know-alIs) in
handsome young Grand Duke Adolf OF
MecklenburE- Strclits. That was be-
fore the war Adolf is n pcpular
! sportsman. and spent much time in
England. Then Queen Mary took her
daughter to visit the young mans
mother. The DowaGcr- Duchess Of
Mccklcnburg Strelitz was pcnsioncr
Of the English kingdom and had long
been friend of the Queen
Came the thundcrbolt of August.
1919. The British government cut off
the mothers pension, and the son took
the field against the soldiers of the
princess's father.
Ihere was another sutton. also a Ger
man. He was Prince Max of Hesse.
A'i' HiotHcI was lTlnCeSS Margaret.
sister TO the Kaiser. who played as a
child Al Windsor with England's future
Queen. To- day he lies buried in a
rough board coffin somewhere near the
western front, having died a brave
death at Mont Dcscats
The Prince of Lippe was another one
with whom the gossips were once busy.
lie also is dead. buried besides the
~
him after a battle near Namur.
GERMAN PRINCES
REGARDED AS HOPELESS
And those German princes who are
still alive. such as Sigismund, son of
Prince Henry of Prussia. and his two
brothers. are equally hopeless now.
Sigismund studied aviation, and likes
TO ride and play golf. lie would have
suited Mary's temperament. She is an
out-of-doors girl. after the English
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1915 it was s44.ooo.oo For June the
total was only s45o.ooo and for July
only $500. 900.
Marked decrease In new capital In
vested In war companies Is the out
standing feature OF certificates of In
corporation filed in the more import
ant states In July. The capital au-
tliorized for war munitions companies
and new dye concerns dropped to a
small proportion. and the total capital
In oil companies and new shipping cor
porations likewise was sp,aller.
Comparison with Inst Year.
The following table shows Il brief
comparison with the same months Ast
year:
July, 1915. July.1916.
OIL companies ....s S.535.o00 $500. 900
Shipping companies lO.450.0O0 l.425.OO0
Dye companies -. t95o.0oO 100000
War munition COM
panies ...... 6S50o0O 100000
The entire list shows not only a de-
crease I'm the total amount of new CAPT
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CHRISTIAN.

Seventh Strcct-Rev. II. D. c. Mac
lachlan. ID. D.. tho pastor. will preach
this morning on the subject, How a
Great Preacher Preached" and this
evening on rs the End Of the World
Near
Third-Rcv. Roger l.. Clark. the pas
tor, will preach this morning on the
subject. An Easy Yoke" The last Of
the union services In Chmborazo Park
viii be held this evening. in which
the congregation Will take part.
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RAILROAD Y. VI. e.. A.

Mems Mrctfnx-Rev. John Henry
Troy, of New York. director of tho OK
tension Bible class department of the
National Bible institute. will speak at
$3.50 this afternoon at the first mems
meeting of the season, on What Think
Ye Of Christi" The Howitzers Band
will play AT the service
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SALVATION ARMY.

William Byrd Pnrk-Thc regular
service will be held at o'clock this
afternoon. Adjutant Mamie Johnson
VIII speak. and Envoy w. II. Nichols
OF New York. will sing. AdjutaDt Ell
mer Johnson will conduct the service
at s:l5 o'clock this evening al the
auditorium at 1870 North Seventh
street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
EvANGELIsrIc TENT MEETING.

JcTcrson Pnrk-AIrs. Bessie b. Lar
kin. of Philadelphia. will preach at
o'clock this afternoon in the tent
erected by the laymen OF the different
churches of Church HILL There will
he evening services at ! 80 throughout
the week
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PRESBYTERIAN.

First--Rev. william J. Caldwell, D.
D., of Yazoo City. Miss. will conduct
the morning--service at IL O'clock
There will be no evening service.
SecOnd-Rev William Hoge Mar
guess, dean of White Bible Training
School. of New York. will preach az
IL o'clock this morning.
Grace COvenant-Rev. William Meg.
ginson. dean of the Assembly Train
ing School at Union Theological Sem
mary, will preach at both morning and
evening services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

Life-ProbIcn Club-George +. ALL
son, the new physical director, will
conduct the discussion on the subject
Of IA Young Mans Recreation" at the
meeting at $3.50 this afternoon. Perry
Mitchell, formerly one OF the dIrcc-
tors Of the Brooklyn Fairgrounds will
speak to the boys club at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon. Professor o. u. Milde
Will render a wolf; solo. and Miss Vir-
ginia Fchscnfeld will play the piano.
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sEvE>Tn-DAY ADVENTIST.

bible NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A. r
Serns will lecture tonight on the sub
lcct. The Vatican and the War" The
institute Is located on the corner Of
Allen Avenue and Main Street.
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ENGLIsn EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.

First-Rev f. l.. Copley will preach
at II o'clock this morning. Union ser
vices Will he held this evening in the
Westminster Presbyterian Church at
SIS o'clock
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WAR DEMAND Is A BIG
STIMULUS TO INDUSTRY
Total In,cstmcnt of SIOi.0+"."'"
New Conccrnn--BO0m fcrion
shown In OIL.


WASHINGTON. Septembe- 1.-The
powerful stimulus given by war ue-
mands 10 the Incorporation Oh ne"
companies To manufacture materiai
need in Europe Is shown in the RECORD
OF capital invested in oil. snip. war
munitions. dye and chemical concerns
since the opening OF hositilities'
Figures compiled by the New York
journal of Commerce over the Two
year period. for corporations OF Sou'"oo
capital. show total inVestmen' Oh
S16l.ai5. 0h0 in new concerns TINS was
distributed as follows:
Two years
New capital ending
authorized for July ~. lslo'
oil and gas companies. s432.293.ooo
ship companies. ....... .b.Zoo wv"
War munitions. .......... 12S.4l0.Ooo
Dye and chemical. ....... l24.I430oo
Total s761.6+6.000
Statistics do not cover the last
months of 1914 as to dye and chemical
companies and war munitions com
panies The increase in interpretations
in these lines did not occur until after
the first of the year. when the alb
normal prices obtained for chemicals
and the placing of war orders caused
n rapid rise in the stock market. With
the activity of the stock market and
the consequent ready sale of securi-
ties, the interpretations of new con-
Germs for the manufacture OF war sup
plies was increased. The rush of cap
ital to oil and gas concerns did not
occur until later in the year. The
figures represent Incorporation in the
more important Eastern States.
StimuIous to ShipbuIidinE.
Shortage caused in the shipping ia
cilities by the withdrawal of the Ger
man and Austrian fleets and the reQu-
sion of the British mercantile marine
for war purposes proved an immediate
stimulus to shipbuildinE and the for
nation Of new shipping concerns
That the oil industry has just pa ssed
through a boom period is indicated by
the fact that new capital Invested since
the beginning of the war has reached
the total of s432.293.0 900. This includes
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Regular service will be held this morn
ing at II o'clock. The subject will be-
Man"
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GERMAN EVANGELICAL.

st. John's--Rev Oscar Guthe, the
pastor. will conduct services In the
German language at IL O'clock this
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CENTRAL Y. VI. &. A..

morning. There Will be no evening