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Evening star., 1916-03-16
Numerous Phases of Talent.

While the Serge de Diaghileff Ballet
Russo does not generally spea king,
recognize any individual in it's work.
there are certain renowned artists who
naturally stand pre-eminent because
of their delneation of leading roles
Conspicuous in the roster. therefore,
are Nenia MackleZowa, Floro Ravelles
Lydia Lopoukova, Lubov Tchernichowa,
Leonide Massin. -Adolph Bolm. Enrico
Cocchetti, Nicholas kromneff and many
others.
To mount the eighteen or twenty bal
lets in the repertoire. full stage staff
with NJ. Serge Grigorief as general
resissieur and NJ Tchaoussowsky as
chief machnist. is carried with the
company. and these experts ne the
same who mounted them in Paris and
London. The ballets themselves gen
orally are new to the repertoire, and
have been selected most truly rep
resentative of the movement symbo-
Iized by the ensemble. There will be
.Carnaval." prince Igor,' 'Schehera-
zade," La Princesse Enchantee.' so
leil de Mutt Les Sylphides" and 9TH
ers, being variously themes of all
periods and countries. There are priini-
tive motifs. classic legends, eighteen
century grace, elegance and fancy.
Evening star., 1916-03-16
Special Bedroom Furniture

Inlay Sheraton Dresser. mahogany;
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Inlay Sheraton Chiffonier. mahogany:
to match: reduced from sol 90 to. $500
Inlay Mahogany Dresser and Chit
foner reduced from Sl47OO to. .$lO5OO
Fine 5-piece Walnut Suite-Dresser
Chifonier and Toilet Table: re-
duced from $4,000 to ....... $4,000
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

IN the Via Chiesa Nuovs The house
became slum But the priest went
ON living there 4 cardinals car
rlaEe might be seer outside the
door from time 10 time But 20 tho
outer world 70 secular and modern
Rome. Don Calenzio was dead
The other dav he really died No
body knew how old ne wac He
had become childish His nephew,
no lover ot rare books decided 20
sell hts collection by auction And
some old furniture. too The books
were stored IN huge mahogany
cases with doors hal' foot thick.
When the sale WAS announced peo-
pie Hooked 10 see the thinga put I'D
20 auction Men from the political
world. mem bers % the aris'ocracv,
'7tEn VrTtEtFg III Interested IN rxro
books. beautiful pictures and old 'ur.
niture, squeezed into those narrow,
dusty rooms Suddenly q Judge ~
the~e things told the curator ot tho
Fine Arts society hat some things
in Don CslenEio's house were state
operty--chairs. old picture frames,
and more precious stu. original re-
scripts OF the popes dating frum
the twelfth century. lay eide by side
In those mahogany bookcases 4
buyer had Just secured FOR ooo lire
Salvador Rosa frame. valued az
30 900 lire. when IN came the police
and stopped the sale in The name
~ the italian government
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
rhursdsy Afternoon's serron.

"He that winneth souls f. wise.
was the text. and personal work the
theme OF Thursday afternoons ser
mon.
Christ saidi Follow me and y
win make you a rsreT N r--ert--
Mr.. Sunday. The medical schosl
teaches you TO be doctor, the iaw
school teaches you to be An attorney,
and the church should teach people
to save souls. II you do not, then
you are not fishers of men. or you are
trying 10 make Christ out liar
ANY church that does not believe
In the divinity Of Jesus Christ, hesv-
en- or hell isn't authorized BY God
and II a church isn't authorized IL
degenerates into a third.rate amuse-
mont bureau
"The majority of the Christian peo-
pie never speak about Christ 10 9th
era Iwant to urge everybody to en-
nage In personal work. Each Of you
write down five names OF members
q your own family and ask how
many of them belong 10 the church.
Some of you may f1nd one or two OF
that number are church members.
arc 80 many people ertS!d1
the church, The church IL al fault
Each OF you should be a fisher OF
men.
"That In why we have Christian
Science, the holy rollers and 80
forth. The preachers are chasing
fads instead OF souls. ! like 20 see
people afraid I'll talk religion. That's
my business. That's your business
The trouble is the last thing people
Give TO Christ is their tongues.
Its your business to be Chris
tan. II you are a lawyer, you are q
lawyer to pay expenses and your bus
mess Is to be a Christian. II you are
q doctor, you are a doctor 10 pay ex-
penses, but your business is 10 be a
Christian.
Regard life as an opportunity 20
do good and bring somebody from
sin. Your business is 10 flnd the
lost. It's not the church's business
to educate people. It's their bust
ness to save people.
Thousands OF college graduates
are going az fast as they can
straight to hell. II had a million
dollars I would give s9s9,s99 to the
church and one dollar 10 education
Not that I belittle education, but !
believe that It's not intellect but re-
liEion that will save men.
THE church Is wrong today when
Il breaches 80 weeks in the year 20
the church members. and two weeks
TO those outside. IL should be two
weeks TO the church and so weeks 10
the outsiders. And one person can
set church on fire for God
Il tell you the church Of the fu-
ture must have personal work and
prayer. The trouble with some
churches Is that they think the
preacher is a sort of ecclesiastical
locomotive, who will snort and pun
and pull the whole bunch through 70
glory.
"The poorest stick in the world to
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
How Billy Would Spend His Million:
$4,000 to Church and 81 for Education

Dc personal work .s .ha vr1.E
preacher t-st r-- % tra seminary
WHY Because thew w t0.- E- and
laugh a, personal work II tEe semi
nary TwD:ttrts az The tesc oEtcai
teachers never tad any eNpe1-ge~ce b.
soul saving We are preaching Q~c-
pie 20 death. A. the prayer meeting
t4--2- ;.z4--s---e- KS LIP and gives BIS
scripture lesson and uaybe one s--Fr
or deacoless or somebody makes q
PRAYER. tut ne only reason We know
It's prayer meeting Is because o.
comes on "Wednesday night.
II al the Methodist preachers
would each save p sou, IN a month
there would D. 100000 souls saved a
year II az The Baptist preachers
would each save a soul month
there would Be 40 1000 souls saved In
year II all the other evangelical
preachers would save soul a month
there would be l.425 00ossouls saved
in year Over 1000 Protestant
churches last wear made report oi no
accession on confession % faith
Christ said 70 preach TIE gospel %
all the world and that means every
creature In the world.
Christ had quick eve IN work
ing 20 save souls He passed Mat.
thew az the receipt q custom. n be
/ had listened 20 his disciples prob
ably Peter would have advised hfE 20
leave the publican a. his work ,or ae
az TOO h2sL.- John would have said
+ that the old robber was tETnkTEE -
nothing but making money and
/ James would have advised tha,
/ Christ walt for z more favorable op
/ portun!ty But Christ said 20 Mat
thew Follow me and viii make
you q fisher % men and Matthew
/ Jumped Up and eft IRE money on
his table and followed Csris-. and
through him how many thousands
were saved
All along lies journey you vii
I find men and women without Jesus
7 Christ Church members must De-
/ careful of their behavior 7, tre Lord
calls and you don't hear and have
/ good hearing its your fault r. ths
Lord provides wood and coal and
/ you are too lazy 20 get II and you
I freeze it's your fault II He ditn .
. lilV iAf IL anu gVA lAVA~ 81 NBAff4 bf-
HIS fault II you're starving and
the Lord provides food and you are
too lazy 20 cat It's your fault. II you
starve II Sin separates you from
God and He hides HIS face and Won 4,
save you its your fault
4 knew nan who used % yell
amen az the prayer meetings and
paid his washerwoman 81 cents for
doing the washing One day be il.
vited her 70 dinner and then the mis-
cradle old scaiaway docked her 25
cents Tor ne dinner when it came
time 70 pay for the washing And
then during A meeting The old skin
flint scouu5rel had ,te nerve 20 gr
up 70 the woman and ask her 20 be
Christian
You 70 70 Tho devil. ~ss tus'
what she replied
You cannot serve Cod and nan
mon 4 lot of YOU church member
try 70 prove God liar right there
You 60 20 The faeatsI on Tuesaay
night, 30 20 prayer meeting Wadnes
day night, gn 20 q dance TnurzdE7
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
You Can't Escape Your Sn Says Billy Sunday Sermon Goods Detective

uctcr would rather have my
I body a mass ~ corruption. with q
good clean name. than 20 stand az
With a perfect physical BODY and a
rotten name and character. So you
have 70 sprfcr in your name, In your
character FOR u
a lie poisons your moral blood
4 man cant cheat another man IN
business thar De doesn't pay FOR Il
You can't Ne without YOU sutfer FOR
H.
NO man can SIN or do wrons that
be doesn't have 20 suffer for y
Wrong man iu his wages and you
viii have 70 -tF-f faF it Wrong a
man With his wife and you viii have
- surer FOR H. Wrong woman
with her husband and you viii have
20 suffer FOR d.
You can't read an impure book
that YOU don't suffer for a.. and
have made 70 "a rule 20 never read 4
book fEat Is impure II rs = hEht
and struggle All he way through
"Iu 'ell you another way they
Ard YOU ont In your conscience.
You can't hide from yourself
NOW hear me Man ia 80 consti.
'utet that when no does wrong ne
knows II
Nog Know you swore You know
Won 'ied You know YOU committed
adultery
We are so constituted that when
We SIN we know Ne have sinned and
h.f means rIfcoUdemnhtion II IS
wonderful when Ne stop 20 think ot
.' 'hl' We are $50 constituted IN our
makeup Ay the wisdom ~ Cod that
Nhs0 We sin We know a.
man SAYS Oh. hate myself
to rhink Eof drunk 20 think I
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

Code Detective" WaB the subieC,
Of Billy Sundays sermon Thursday
night Text Numbers xxIii, 23--
"Be sure your sins will And you
out" He said:
verse which can permanently dam
age a man and eternally damn him
disappointment may worry him
grief may sadden him. diversity may
bring him hardships and heartaches
but the only thing that can perma.
nently leave It's stamp upon a man =
character and eternally damn him In
hell IL sin.
mo man or woman can escape
from his or her sins Every sin you
have ever committed or ever viii
commit will bring you % account
and you will have 90 pay Tor it. and
you never will sin that you won
have 10 pay for II
Nobody ever sinned that WASH [
q loser by H. Nobody ever commit
ted a sin that ever paid You may
have lied and made 800 by that lie.
but Il didn't pay You may own a
store that you would not have no"
n you hadn't lied That doesn't pay
You may have a farm that you
would not have had II YOU had lived
right. That doesn't pay
"The most stupendous. gigantic
folly that ever entered the mind o'
q man or woman IL the supposiiion
that IL pays 10 DO wrong
There may be those here 'on'Eh'
who are planning some sin. and yoHr
presence here Is only that many
hours nearer the time. the hour and
the place you will commit thar sir
In fact. your presence here might
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

Right and a card party Friday night
@1c then on sunday morning g "a
church and occupy space Il inches
&c ARE
believe that the Lord allows me
as -Cch liberty as regenerated con.
sc!r-ce permits might DO some
hing tLAt would not hurt ne. bu,
I c. not believe in dong f II !,
sL1gE, cad STILF--CV.~ .~--------- ta-zc
wroES or make 3. harder for him %
30 night A. Ephesus Pau would not
"a meat because man told him
that i; had been used as sacrifice
70 an idol and 10 eat n would make
it harder for him 90 90 right Pau.
said u meat makes my brother 70
offend ! vi! eat no meat II ny
playing cards makes .t harder fol
some one else 70 90 night Tu burn
every dirty card ia the house. Il you
are Christian you VII Go i'. TOO 4.
you are 1ot you won't 90 H.
It's nv experience that tie church
member wh0 wc1't DO personal work
has some s!r in Rs or her ..ts Tie
dew. w!L l=' YOU pass lie co,lec.
Uo1 p.s-e or anything else C-t not
+ persona! woTz And every =I-lse
. Jon c-s- Tor not dong persona. vo-S
.s q ne dew. -a- Lord so aes
give yCu az exclses
A ~onan SAID % me NJ SUI
tay. YOU sCrt r-y feelings Then
don spread YOUR feelings az 9v-.
- --s---- Ae----- e1..r@-. - tramp OF
herr Keep -Ee- 5I-t5leE - III
der yous dress
who is wise Y1u say TIE mil
looaire n wise ,ta Mayor. rha Judge.
tle Governor. TIE educator ne sup
eri1tendent - schools th@ principal
oi The high school ne people who
don't w0Tyy ard 1--we their lives sor
pleasure. the inventor Bur yhs' does
he Lord say TIE Lord says He
WHO wiunect souls Is wise God says
20 others You fool Z. you are a
Christian you are vls- = you are
trying 70 DO -gh, you ar- wise u
yog believe rle-- II a sod you are
wise r you do-r YOU are tool
You viii al. pass away Look
how the great men o.. other days
-l0ned i1s'arr.s - men 10 various
hthN -l ..t" MID are aNd4 anu IlEr
gotten Bur ~ thar r.nne'h souls
i- wise Ia shall shine ~ rne stars
forever and ever
suppose had an invention 20
make gold og' o. ashes would
have no trouble % Hoa' a stock com.
psny ~ back me because the stock
holders would make fabulous for
tunes Bur have something greater
Wha' is i'' Jesus Christ and saliva
lion Then Why dom you go 20
people and TAX about IL
% believe that iack of efficient per.
soma work is one u the curses %
rre church today The people % the
church are Ike sq4rrels in 4 cage
lot ~ activity but accom- pllshlng
nothing u dom -eGuire Christlan
lie -o sell oyster soup or run ba.
zasr
%. torf require much wisdom 20
ge' nan money Our .1 Chicago
me gefrI"t quick schemes rob the
geoI.- - H--H-a1H year n ! had
.1e -erat ella, has gone on, of De
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

be FOR the purpose of eluding people
and you are here simply for 'he pI'
pose of warding % suspicion and
YOU can scarcely wait lnfd nay wts
sage IS over and you can creep or
In the darkness and pe-pefrare your
iniquity
Can't Hide SIN From Cod
THAT won't pas 7 Wont see q.
the people here wont SOD. r aa. tr.
eys Of the Lord runs through Tho
earth and there I> no blarsls-- 'laf
can hide your .nigUifIes away fro"
God
There arc some things In Hte
about which there art degrees t.
uncertainty You are Grf es-fal'
ihat YOU viii die Jesus CHRIST may
burst upon the world and .atge r
before the clock viii s'r.Af a.
midnight
you are NOT sure 'tat the s--
viii rise tomorrow We suppose
VIII It has risen ever since 80.
pu' II m -he SKY and -ss s"faL
with perfect precision and newer 90
yiated ore biz p-----.' r. R!.
rise tomorrow - voGI1 be- 1.sat
pointed n o. d.lu' csr -s.s1
ANYTHING IN .te Word at r1t ,H se
sue me tha. 'se -rr W.. -se
ctr ara'--e. ! aw sg-s -hs' rs
sins Ngl t-s us ... N-- -cst uc'
come re-e -. "r5 50 -la' is ~.s
Yol need 0ar --as -ts bible -- Emo
rl,- 70 tNsf Is ---s All Eo- need
a .. -......., d..
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

FNhltt
THAT means seltcondemnation
for he knows he did wrong That is
our hope. You ought TO thank God
that you know you have sinned
The Accusing Conscience
"Oh the people in this city that
are suffering untold agony There is
no physical torment that can equal
or touch that of an accusing con
science. No amount OF prosperity.
no amount OF love, no intoxieatiou,
nothing you can do no place you
can visit will ever drown the con
sciousness that you are sinner
Who can describe His avenging
power when II comes 20 selfcon.
demnation' II will startle old Herod
into midnight terror as ne dreams
that John the Baptist has arisen
from the dead.
Conscience II will hound and
dog the traitor Judas 10 his grave,
and when every other faculty has
sone over 10 the devil conscience
stands true 10 truth and true TO God
and says: You are sinner
SO that Is what God wants 20 do
with you II Will nnd you out There
- not a man or woman here tonight
Who does not know when ne or she
sins
Would II not be great 10 be the
son ~ eN-Presldent Roosevelt .
Would II not be- great 10 be the son
ot Emperor william Would IL not
be great 20 be the son ~ king Ed
ward VIZ Would n not be great 20
be- the son Of the czar of Russia .
Wouldn't n be great 20 De The son
~ tho mikado of Japan
Listen
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

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The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

Would IL not be great TO be a
son OLA great MANI Wouldn't u be
great 10 be the son OF any OF those
fellows?
"Rut ! stand here. not a. the son
Of anybody. but as the son OF God
through faith In Jesus Christ, and
that is greater
How proud I am 10 know that
am son OF God by my repentance
and faith In Him, SO am delivered
from all fear OF sin
Christian 10 UnafraId
II am not afraid OF sin The Chris
tian r. not afraid OF sin A rich
man II afraid he will loee his money.
Other people are afraid they Will
lose their friends Some fellows are
afraid II they get sick they won't get
we'll. But a Christian Is not afraid.
Il sit in my room and wonder how
long will live 10 preach Five
years. Yes. possibly Ten years.
Well. probably Fifteen years? No.
! don't expect 90 be preaching NJ.
teen years from now don't ex-
pect TO live TO be an old man.
II know I am ready, and II God
wants my life He can have Il. am
a child of God am not Worrying
about the future That is what ~
Means 20 De Christian
"Re sure your sins will End you
out The thing 20 do Is 70 find out
YOU are a sinner. then walk down
and accept Jesus Christ as your
Saviour and have your sins forgiven
So that you can become child IL
God and have your inheritance wait.
Ing FOR you
Any man viii Do that
Copyright William 4 Sunday
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

lice of the sale by auction ot the
late Don Cslenzio's rich collection
~ books, codices old bindings man.
uscripts The scene took place IN
the uppermost story ot very old
and squAlid house IN the Chicsi
NouvA. whore the old priest had
lived FOR years. had lived when
Rome wholly belonged 20 the popes
and before the French helped Carl.
bAldi 20 win the city FOR the House
ot Savoy
ION Calenrio. now dead. saw
Plus TX besiesed IN his palace he
saw the pontir fee TO GaetA, taking
refuge with The king OF Naples
Plus TX. had entrusted him with the
care u the famous library founded
by ST Phuip Seri In 1851, known
as The VaIIIceITana library ffe had
lived thru the days when. following
the pope's announcement ot the doc
trlne ot the Immaculate Conep-
r,on. the pApacy srrer Plus the TX 5
return rom Gas'a, possessed the
most monArchical and most coher-
enr organization then existing In the
world 50 this old prelate for The
past 50 years had itttle 20 do with
secular Rome When the library ot
ST Philip Ser1 was taken over by
fha Italian government IN 1870 Don
CAlenIio retired from its stately
rooms A few % the Black party
visited him in his private apart
rn~n' ~ tho top ~ tho old house
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

certain sins Just as naturally as
thar water vii. seek It's level or that
ere will burn There is very init
mHte connection between morality
and health We al, know tha; mo
-si!ty Is conducive 20 health and
that immortality is conducive 20 die
ease We al! know that morality Ia
conducive 20 longevity. aad We al
know hat immortality Is conducive
90 shortness % days,
The wicked Will rot Eve out
all their days The nan that loves
God will I've longer than the booze
nghJer The pure man will live
,orger than The hoertine The hon
sst man VIII live longer than the
thief
Disease Always Follows Sin
The wicked shall not live all
their days. and n YOU put II purely
or ne basis ~ longevity IL pays for
a man 20 90 right and cut sin out
~ AIs rTrs and out ot his heart
All sins have physical conse
1uynces The man that drinks has
90 suEer physically The man that
commits adultery has 20 suffer ply.
sical.y There Is no sin you can
commit that does rot have physical
consequences
"+- doesn't pay 20 commit \ sin
a man has 20 pay FOR q in physical
suffering doGt care What IL Is
have had young men and young
women come 70 me. ewes bloodshot
and trey would vr;ne and groan In
agony Why Because ~ sin.
Why are there 80 many broken
bodies IN our land rodSy' SIN
Why 50 many shattered intel.
.ects' Sin
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

ST LOUIS. No Sept 2s -
john Kearns wife Is talking again
Tha Kearns spent r~cer; Sunday
a, he Botanical gardens \ Ea-
t-re- explained 70 them the mys
,e-'es - dumbcane, plant 4
touched 20 The tongue renders a
person speeches.
tA'-r when they had moved on
Jof- said
open yoGr mouth dear and close
yos- eyes I've something for YOU
He had. K was the dunn bcsne
and Ms KeArn WAS rushed 20 The
hospital where she recovered -,
--sr % her tongue after several
hours
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

II you start out and eliminate
from the world all diseases which
are caused by sin you will be dunn
founded 20 nnd out how little dis
ease Vill remain.
y will grant you the disease may
BE- hereditary You may have some
Physical defect, not because you
broke any mora Law. but because
your father or mother. or your
grandfather or your great grand
father did. and Cod visits the lui
Qulues u the parents unto the third
and fourth generations OF them that
hate Him.
Il agree with you that Il may De
the result OF accident Lots ~ peo
pie have 70 bear some physical De.
tect or disease as the result of a.
cident have known a cancer 90
80 drought on hy accident have
known people 20 De afflicted be
cause n Wlll g. down from genera
ti1n 20 generation, set after All Is
sad Il you Viil eliminate from the
world all disease and suffering
which are the result ~ sin YOU
would - tumtounded 20 and ugt
how ittle disease would remain and
II people would only quit SHINING
ard 70 20 serving God you could
eliminate two-thirds of the disease
g. the world So you have 10 pay
FOR h.
Good Name suffers
Bu, 'AAt is not all Something
else has 20 surer THAI Is your
good name Others uight CAL o.
yog~ character
SIN wUl breed an ulcer IN YOUR
character donf think rotten
Ncdy = half as bad az a rotten char
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

tunes Ike Genera Grant. u whom !'
was said ne sang al. his songs 10 two
tunes one ~ them vas Yankee
Doodle and the other one wasn't
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Police Stop Sale of
Priests Rare
Library
10000 LIRE
VALUE OF FRAME
Italian Officers Save 1t
From Being Sold For
1000 Lire

ROME. sept 21-An Incident
which could only happen In Rome
ant IN clerical Rome a. that caused
the dramartc Interruption BY ire 20
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29

After Earl r UudfinE served Hye
years IN prison on q maasIaughter
charge re had hard '.,dr getting
somsthing 70 DO His experience re
suited In ar inspiration u. d"'
1e would help prisoners released
from jail Therefore. ne frIl-ed the
Prisoners Relief society. which he
manages from his home IN Hunting
ION " Va re has been very sue
,essful.
The Detroit times., 1916-09-29
Good Name suffers
NDAl TURNS DOWN CASH
OFFER FOR BOOZE SERMON

F. 4 Corbett, the Nsn street
evangelist. recently pnrFed Bili,
sunday 81 .coo 60 come TO NrN
ork or one of his rect day. and
preach his s<rnon "Boosc.
cav. the New York FvcnlnE sun.
Ms" sunday. who attends 60
the sunday rxrhcauer. smilfnkiy
declined to hsve Billy preacA for
a cash confederation. Nr. Corhett
thOuEht the evangelism niKht he
willing to Lecture ss Beeehrr and
ralmadGe used ts 40, but it IL
hiny's practice TO receive nothing
but q fire. win Offering
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