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The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
DRY SPEAKERS
TO OCCUPY NINE
PULPITS, SUNDAY

Nine pulpits IL Detroit churches
will be occupied ty speakers advo-
eating statewide prohibition. sun
day In the morning Prof. Milton
Simpson. OF W. L. c.. will speak In
the Grand Riveraye. Baptist; Matt
Mullen in Boulevard Conversational;
W. v, Mailman IN Fisher Methodist
and Edwin Simpson in Martha
Holmes Methodist Mullen. Edwin
Simpson and Mailman are district
OF the Anti-Saloon
league
In the afternoon Edwin Simpson
will speak in NORTH Detroit Meth
odist. In the evening lie will talk
in ST Philips Episcopal. Mullen in
the First German Methodist, Walt
mar in Wcodmere Methodist and
Milton Simpson in Leesville Meth
Odist.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES sSSsz
Detroit Clergymen Turn Dovn
Request for Peace Sunday to
Cive God and Gospel Chance

They are yelling for breath now
they want Sunday for the sake
OF God and the gospel.
The League 10 Enforce Peace
of which former President Taft Is
chairman, has flooded the country
with peace matter. asking that a
Sunday be- reserved for the discus
sion of peace. The Times asked
number of Detroit ministers how
the request had been accepted.
Some said they hadn't Sunday left.
Others said they would observe a
peace Sunday when they found one
available, and some Will not desig-
nate any Sunday for peace.
In fact. they may reserve sun
day to tell the public about il, and
he impositions the gospel suffers.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
Planning to Assist In
Billy Sunday Cam
paign Here
SUMNER RATES
ARE EXTENDED
Much Outdoor Work
Arranged For This
Season

Plans for summer activities In
every department of work have been
completed by secretaries and heads
OF departments of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The summer rate has been extend
ed late into May in order that 9th
ers may take advantage of the re-
duction, and IL has been arranged 10
keep the big mems gymnasium. the
shower baths. handball courts. swim
ming pool and other physical con.
veniences open throughout the hot
weather.
The association this year has in.
Guided in its physical program for
boys and men liberal share of out
door recreation, such as twilight
baseball, hikes. tennis and camping
More than a hundred are expected
to attend the camp at Van Etten
lake during July and August.
The Y. VI. c. A. is planning TO CO
operate with the Billy Sunday forces
during the six weeks campaign be-
ginning Sept 3. They will also as
'sist in the MONDAY shop meetings
al the different industrial plants.
\ three months course is being
planned by the Discussion club foi
Sunday afternoon meetings. Regu
lar Sunday, afternoon popular meet.
ings will continue throughout the
summer. and meetings which have
been held for students in the Lewis
School for Stammerers also will be
maintained
Under the direction OF F. s. Good
ling. Jr., executive secretary OF the
Mack ave. community branch. school
children are now preparing TO make
flower and vegetable gardens. Al
east side and neighborhood settle
ments. Secretary Winchester is or
ganizing children and parents in
gardening movement
c. A. Goodwin. high school score
tary for the Elizabeth-st. boys
branch, has been appointed director
of the camp az Van Etten lake for
the summer
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

ForeEt-ave Presbyterian congrega-
tlun VIII hear the Rev, J. VI Barley
on "Old home evening AT the morn
ing service. and The testimony Of
nftv years OF Christian lie" in the
evening.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

Fathers Sunday. tuberculosis
Sunday and relief fund Sundays
with the exigencies of the peace
movement demanding a Sunday on
top of civic Sundays, anniversary
Sundays and divers other Sundays.
will oblige the setting aside OF a
sermon" Sunday unless a halt is
called.
ITS disease" one minister said.
Nov they want a peace Sunday.
said another, "and the first thing
you know someone will be demand
ing hay.fever Sunday 10 send the
suffering to the Thousand isles,
concluded a third.
The Detroit clergy feel that they
have suffered patiently and kindly
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
CHURCH NOTES

Where the power OF Christ failed"
and What IL your rating s&iIl be
the two sermon subjects OF DrA Ames
haywood in Cass-ave. Methodist in
morning and evening services
DR.. c. :. CleIand. OF Philadelphia.
will address the vesper service In the
did Mis-. Edna chope. chaiTmsn
OF the missionary committee, Will
preside.
a breakfast, celebrating tho an
niversary of the Epworth league 81
West Grand blvd. Methodist. viii be
served In the church at 6.SO in the
morning Ira Cargo, president ~ the
address. The Rev. George Cullen
will preach ON the topic, MIR. Jerk
err at the evening service.
The Rev. Joseph \. Vance will
preach At both morning and evening
services In First Presbyterian The
morning theme viii ue The checked
word The evening subject viii be
Christ and the mountain"
Palmer Memorial Methodist con-
grcgation will hear the Rev. r. Rice
In the evening service. The Rev !
r, Jacklin viii assist in the morning
sacramental service.
The subject OF Rabbi Franklins
sermon in Temple Beth III at the
morning service will be Religion in
the making
The evening service ina McGregor
institute viii pc addressed by the
milford viii sing Services viii be
held every evening during the week
The Bibie and the courts 81 Jus
toe ~ the subject on which the Rev.
W. ". Wray BOYLE VIII preach sun
day evening IN Wood wsrd-ave Pres
byterian. II viii be the second % A
series or rs the Bible losing its in
fuenceT'
The tev ". 2; AcGarey, Of Ster-
I ling, kansas, vii preach In Jcffer-
/ son-aye. Presbyterian at the II
I O'Clock service. city prOblems-re-
sorts" viii be discussed az a sac
seIyics, and "Lite's challenge 20 tho
individual viii be the subject OF the
evening sermon.
The marks ~ Christian" will be
the subject ~ the sermon 10 be de-
livered b. BE Rev King - Beach
service The evening theme viii ~
/ Have modern rrIeuce and holar-
ship made the Bible out 81 date 70
|
A communion service WIZ bc haia
/ In Emmanuel pfrsby trTiau ia the
/ morning. with the reception oI new
/ members The new covenant "a
/ lbe subject on which the Rev Angus
I II Cameron will preach. The oven
4 Ing subject viii be The highest OK
/ ample OF manlinoss.
The Rev. d n oliver VA prcac6 IN
( Campbeli-aYe Methodist At The 10 20
I services. A musiral service Will be
| held In the evening
The Rev. ". ", Jackson. ~ Tore
VA. Kansas. viii deliver the rnorning
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The subject OF Rabbi Pranklin's
sermon In Temple Beth ri at the
morning service will be Religion in
the making"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Bhts and the courts 81 Jus
tice' ~ the subject on which the Eev.
W. ~ Wray BOYLE viii preach sun
day evening IN Woodward ave Pres
byterian. II viii be the second 81
series on Is the Bible losing its in
fucnce7'
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

sermon in United Presbyterian The
Rev w. W Reed. Of Spokane. Wa an.
VIII preach at the evening service.
The Rev. ". O. Pearce will talk on
Nothers' In the morning service in
North Woodward Methodist and in
Of life"
The afternoon meeting at > o'clock
~ the Protestant Missionary Alli-
ance ~ North America IN st An
drew'- hall. viii be addressed by tn.
Rev. Il. j, O'tlaherty, OF Dublin. \
lucent admi Esion fee viii be charR.
cd, free evening service Will be
held at ; o'clock.
Forest-ave Presbyterian congrega-
tlun viii hear the Rev, J. VI Barkiey
on 'Old home evening al the morn
ing service. and The Testimony OF
lftv wears OF Christian lie" in the
evening.
The message OF the ascended
Christ To the church az Ephesus" IL
the subject of the sermon Of the Rev
X, y, BuLleigh a. an afternoon meet
ms IN salem hall, Brooklyn and
Ferry -aVes. He will give a gospel
address at the evening service
The Rev, T A. Gibson, ~ Pitts
burgh. viii preach in the morning al
Ilfst baptist- The evening service
Purvis. Of Grove city. Pa.
Burns-aye Methodist congregation
Will hear the Rev William Y Bslrner
on \ wrong view Of lifeH at 10 "a
s sI.d In the evening on Il 20 snsh-
"
delphia, will speak in CHRISTIAN
church at the II o'clock service
Your wedding bells" will be tho sub
Jet of IA" evening sermon.
TINS Rc,. T.. -. Dimond viii preach
AZ the evening service Ina simpson
Tabernacle The Rev A w Jarnis-
son VIII deliver The morning sermon.
The morning service IN wostmin-
sier Preshyt"rian will be addressed
sharon, "a The Rev A VI camp
6.ll q Cedar Rapids, Iowa, viii talk
Prof. Milton simpson. 81 Lansing.
VII occupy the pulpit IN Grand Rlv-
cave baptist ia the morning The
20 evening meeting will Ne al.
gt"ssed ~ the Rev g. ~ smith. Of
Dayton. O.
'PNfs aoioRy Of religious idNaIsr /,
iho subject % the address 20 be de-
li cred by James Cark Of Toledo. ip
! the meeting OF the Michigan Rafion.
Hlist ana Free-thaught assoCiation
| ln Vermont hall, Trumbull and Grand
~ raves. 80 o'clock sunday even
The schools responsjbHity lp tho
new uatioua liam" wa the title ~ an
address delivered Thursday after.
ICON by Mr. " Espsy. ~ Bellevue
"a.
The FISK Tnivcrsity IuniIce uusr.
tot viii sing 81 the evening services
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

of First Conversational, under the
direction OF Prof. j; w. Work. OF Fisk
university, Nashville. Tenn The
REV. ]. Percival Huget will preach
on Faith and need.
The conscientiousness of Jesus"
will be the morning sermon subject
OF the Rev. III. FELTON,. In Jefferson
ave Methodist. A sacred concert Will
be held In the evening.
In Central Methodist. sunday
morning, the Rev. u. III. GLASS will
preach on The sunday school or the
evangelistic opportunity" special
musical program and sermon by
the Rev. r. NJ. Atkins will be heard
at the evening meeting.
The Rev. u. H.. Glass, superintend.
ent OF Sunday schools in the Detreit
Methodist conferences. Will occupy the
pulpit OF Central Methodist CHURCH
Sunday morning In the absence on the
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

desert exile that is every day mean
| ing death 10 hundreds or thousands.
BY way Of Russia and Persia and
also through the United States OFF,
Gals at Constantinople and Aleppo.
! the committee is able 10 send relief
10 upwards OF a half-million OF the
survivors.
Recently the Worlds Sunday
School union, at session in which
both the International Sunday
School association and the Denomi-
national Council of the Sunday
Schools were represented. indorsed
the Armenian committees special
appeal TO the Sunday schools for
recognition OF May % as Armenian
day in all schools. The call. which
has gone out to the Sunday schools
of America, bears the names of John
Wanamaker, "A. J. Heinz. Frank l..
Brown, K. X. Warren. Fred A. Wells,
and Marion Lawrence.
Making its plea solely in behalf
Of the children. this document SAYS:
Ten cents will keep a boy or girl
alive for a week
III every member OF the Sunday
school will give 10 cents tand
many will be able TO give much
moreD--and give it soon-it will be
possible to save the lives of many
thousands OF Armenian boys and
girls.
~ think when I read that sweet
story of old.
When Jesus was here among men:
How he took little children, like
lambs. to His fold.
l wish I had been with Him then
We'll, He has told US how We
may do more for Him than we could
have done in His lifetime Jesus
has gone to Heaven, but in the land
that He loved. the land of His boy
hood, there are great company OF
His little friends, who bear His
name, ragged. homeless, orphaned
and starving. Concerning thsm. Je
sus said:
Inasmuch as We did il unto one
Of the least OF these Ny brethren. !
ye did IL unto Me-"
Something like a nalfmillion Ar
menians have escaped across the
border OF Turkey into Persia and
Russia; and TO aid these destitute
ones the American committee has
sent three American missionaries.
who speak the language OF the peo-
pie and who know the ways OF the
orient Other representatives OF the
American board have been sent 10
points In Syria and Asia Minor, but,
according to latest advices, these
have not been able to get further
than Constantinople.
The plight OF the Armenians in
ritiable. They are all affected in
their family relationships by the at.
many are nearly crazed by
lack of tidings concerning mothers,
wives. sisters and children. These
Armenians and Syrians are making
heroic sacrifices TO send money.
through the missionary boards and
The, United States government. 10
their relatives. Now the CONSTANT
nople authorities have shut down on
this; they say that any money for
Ottoman subjects must go through
the Ottoman government. The an
guish OF the Armenians here is a
tragic story yet unwritten. Surely,
Il must hearten their faith in Chris
tianity TO see a national religious
organization, like the laymen's mis-
sionary movement. placed at the dis
posal OF the suffering Christians In
the remote lands where Judaism and
Christianity took their rise.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

In consequence Of the all-v6und
rise In prices. the state pawnshop IN
Vienna has announced that larger
sums will be advanced than hithsrs
to. Present holders Of pawn tickets
have been invited TO have their
pledges revalued and receive the In
crease In the value. -,
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

In . memorable speech delivered
ut Dusseldorf, Is years ago this
month. Emperor William declared:
Gould ! but hold the peace Of Eu.
rope In tho hollow OF my hand, I
should take very good care that Il
would not b BROKEN"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

Wrapping paper u becoming ex'
cssdingly scarce In Vienna. ana the
shopkeepers arc using a. little a.
possible. The bakers refuse TO wrap
bread In paper any longer, and In
the markets customers are asked To-
bring dishes to take homo their
vegetables and fruit.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
Y. NJ. c. A. Notes.

Edwin Simpson. Of the Anti-9sinsn
league, VIII address members OF the
Gym study club, OF the Detroit Y
~. c. a, sunday afternoon, 81 siB6.
Prof, Aies. iAing, oF Detroit will
deliver the second Of series of lee
turss on astronomy in the auditorium
81 the, y n c. A, Monday evening,
following the regular suppsf OF Bible
stucents,4 Ills subject VIII be, The
movement 81 the tides, and other i'm
tersstins phen?mena Prof Iaine
VIII take the place OF DE, Edward III
Pence for the evening, fhs relation
OF supreme Being to ths earth. sun,
moon and stars and the laws Of the
universe VIII be shown,
Detroit and It's Y. NJ, n. 4. have.
during shs past week, been the mecca
f fet I'ss', o sose M 81 pre%insp, see
sociations d other cities, retufning
home aftss their attendance on tho
International convention held In
Cleveland; SECRETARIES from New
York city, Boston and several 9th "a
tn work OF *. focal sssJcfaI i1s1i H. :
number ~ ITS departments and are
taking Detroit ideas back with them
10 incorporate In their own work
A. banquet was tendsres the Rev
II e. Rice Wray BY this paepbeEs ~
the ~ C., A. ssiesnis psbIp ciam
Iuesasy pteht The cisss 10 the lars
Th. IN the nistory Of the stSociation
structor for three years
Rev. a. Is. Dubeis. Of Portland. Gre
Will preach In the serviesr in Ftshef
Memorial ~ 10 O'Clock In the morn
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The magnetism OF Jesus" 10 the
topic Of the Rev. r. NJ. Huston's SER
w the morning His evening subject
will be The devils plan for Detroit"
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rev. Eugene Rodman ship
pens topic In Unitarian church. Sum-
dav. viii be ''Stoicism and Christian
ity."
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rsy; Ames haywood will
Cass.ave. Methodist NJ the morning
on "Poolrooms. the unreguiated sale
OF n!s-arms and general iawiess.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
Or. Huaet Chosen Moderator.

The Rev. J p Huget. OF Detroit.
was chosen moderator and the Rev.
A. {. Diefenbach. OF Benton Har-
Dor. was eelcted assistant moderator
al the Congregational conference of
Michigan. which was held in Bay
City. May is. Jackson was selected
as the place of meeting for the next
conference in 1917. Other officers
elected are: Scribe, the Rev.
George Benford. Grand Rapids; as
sistant, the Rev. w. A. Cutler, Grass
Lake: treasurer, l.. r. Haight, Ian
sing. The brotherhood banquet was
also held the same evening. 5. E.
Clarke. OF Bay City, acting as toast
master.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rev. J. A. Alexander, of Pitts
burgh. will preach the morning SER
mon In Woodward-ave Baptist. An
other Pittsburgh clergyman. the Rev.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20
SALEM HALL


Sunday at $3.50 p. ma. ''rhs Mes
sage OF the Assembled Christ TO the
Church at Ephesus," by r. q. Bur-
leigh.
1880 p. m: Gospel address.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

Rev. 4. X. Dubnis. of Porflsns ar.
VIII preach In the serviees in Fishef
~ emoriai ~ 10 o'clock In the morn
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

A special service for young mon
in the evening. There viii be special
music and special addresses.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

Hs.to.. q: R:y: Y Lester 9nise; In
Assistant pastor. Viii Sssaok
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rev 4. Muyskens will preach
on "A mind 10 work in Knox Pres
byteriar. sunday morning In the
evening his subject will be Hidden
among the stun" 4 meeting OF the
congregation. Tuesday evening. for
the purpose or starting church
building fund Melted $500.
The source OF power" viii he the
morning sermon OF the Rev. Lloyd IL
Miller in Woodward-avP. Christian IN
the morning He will preach on The
wheel OF time" in the evening service.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The FISH tnivcraity IuniIee uusr-
tet VIII sing 81 the evening services
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rev J. y oliver WA prcac6 an
Methodist ~ The 10 20
services musirsi service Will he
held In the evening
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

Burns-ave. Methodist congregation
Will hear the Rev william J Balrner
on wrong View OF life At 10 30.
and In the evening on II 20 a-hsh-
ing
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The schools respobsjbHity 10 tho
new uaftonaiism" was the tile ~ an
address delivered Thursday after.
L2'n b} MI W Esp'y. ~ Bellevue
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rev " NJ jackson. ~ Tone,
VA. Kansas, viii deliver the morning
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rev. DR. Eggleston ~ PhiIa-
delphia, Will speak IN Christian
church at the II o'clock service
Your wedding bells" will be tho sub.
Jet % tho evening sermon.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The Rev, r A Gibson, 81 Pitts
hurgh. VIII preach In the morning al
FIRST Baptist, The evening service
VIII be addressed by the Rev. " T.
Purvis. Of Grove city. Pa.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The REV. ". e. McGarcy, Of stcr-
ling, kansas, vii preach In Jcner-
son-ave. Presbyterian at the II
O'Clock service. city problems
sorts, VIII be discussed al 5.3n
service, and "Life's challenge 10 tho
individual will be the subject OF the
evening sermon.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

communion service WIZ be- heid
In Emmanuel Tfcsby tcTiau ia the
morning. with the reception oI new
members The new covenant H.
lbe subject on which the Rev Angus
". Cameron will preach. The oven
Ing subject viii be The highest OK
ample OF manlinoss
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

"PSfe hoioRy Of religious ideaIsr a
iho subject % the address 20 be de-
" tred by James tarh Of Toledo In
The meeting OF the Michigan Rafion
alist and Free-thqught associatton
lu vermont hall. Trumbull and Grand
~ Graves. 80 O'Clock sunday even
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

TINS Rc,. H.. -. Dimond viii preach
AZ the evening service Ina Slmps
Tabernacle The Rev. a w JAMIE
son VIII deliver the morning sermon
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The marks ~ Christian" will be
the subject of the sermon 10 be de-
liVered b. the Rev King ~ Beach
IN PressOa Methodist at the morning
service The evening theme Will ~
Have modern r'louce and 80 holar-
ship made the Bible out 81 dats9''
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

Prof Milton Simpson. 81 Lansing.
VIII OCCUPY tho pulpit IN Grand RlV-
ee.dNe baptist ia the morning The
30 evening meeting will Ne All.
dressed ~ the Rev e a. smith. of
Dayton. O.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

THE message Of the ascended
Christ To the church az Ephesus'' Is
the subject of the sermon Of the Rev
H. \, Burlelgh at an afternoon meet
Ing In Salem hall, Brooklyn and
Perry -aVes. He will give a gospel
address at the evening service
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The morning service IN westmin.
h the Rev w ~ McPcak, OF
sharon, Pa. The Rev A " camp
bell. OF Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will talk
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

Edwin Simpson. Of tn. Anti Sainsn
League, VIII address members Of the
Gym study club. Of the Detroit Y
~. G. a, sunday afternoon, 81 $50
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

10 80 a. m Sermon by Or n.
III. Glass, THE Sunday school-ths
Evangelistic Opportunity OF the
Church"
80 y. N. SPECIAL. MUSICAL
PROGRAM, short sermon by Rev.
v NJ Atkins. Seats free Fine
chorus choir.
organ played 1880 10 r. m.
daily.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-20

The evening service iu McGrsgor
Institute viii be addressed by the
Rev, j : Hil, ~ Ferry, o Miss
Milford VIII sing, Services will be
held every evening during the week
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-06-30
CALL TO ARMS FOR NATIONS DEFENSE

The call to the militia of all the states was contained in tn FOLLOWING STATE
ment of Secretary of War Baker addressed to the governors oft he states:
"Having in view the possibility of further aggression upon the territory
of the United States and the necessity for the proper protection OF that IRON
fer the president has thought proper to exercise the authority vested In MIN
nv the Constitution and the laws and call out the organized militia and TIT
National Guard necessary for that purpose.
az am min consequence, instructed by the president to call inot e service OF
the United States through you, the following units Of the organized militia
and the National Guard of the state Of .........,.,..., which tn preadeh.
directs shall be assembled at the state mobilization point ......... VF at
the pace to be designated to you by the commanding general, eastern Depart
ment) for musteri into the service of the United States.
organizations to be accepted into the federal service should ave ne
minimum eace strength now prescribed for organized militia. The maximum
strength at which organizations will be accepted and to which they should De
raised as soon as possible is prescribed In section No. 2, Tables OF organlza-
ton" United States army.
"n case any regiment, battalion or squadron, now recognized as such
contains an insufficient number of organizations to enable 1t to conform TO
mrSer 70 regular army organization tables, the organizations necessary TO
comnlto sucb units la be moved to mobilization camp and there inspected
undar order Of the department commander to determine fitness for recognition
IS organized by the war department.
.rarcrlor &c dtusion OF militia affairs, 1914 prescribes the organizations
s,,,rod from each state IS part of the local tactical division, and only these
anzatio will be accepted into service
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1916-06-30
Huntinn Trouble.

When n man just naturally wants
trouble 1t Is mighty easy to hnd an
excuse for making 1t. According to
Mike Hogan, Casey and O'Brien were
having an argument Of their W at
Breckenridge street and Barrett ave-
nue.. 1t had progressed to the extent
that each lad forgotten what 1t was
about originally and they were wholly
Obvious Of the gathering crowd until
an urban and genteel person in q
frock coat put In.
Come. come, my man." he said,
gently plucking Casey by the sleeve.
you don't want to fight; | can tell
It by your looks. Your face Is too be-
nlgn."
'Two be nine! Two be nine, is ut,
yo scut?" beloved Casey. Me face
Is two be nine Is ut?"
And there was whore the real trou'
bio began.-Louisville Times.