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The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
HIGHLAND PARK

roi. II. Henry. Of Jackson. has been
N. guest of his son. Thomas p.
Mrs. s A. Baker. Of NO. % Taylor
ave. IL recovering from a severe Ill
Il siggins. of Grand Junction. 4.
siggins. OF No 40 LaBeIle-sve
Charles Elder. Of No. IL Pasadena
ave. who has been III for several
Mrs. J. C.. Lamb. OF Romeo. Mich.
is a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Skies,
Of No 1s PiIgrim-ave.
Mrs. DR. George Andrews, Of No. Is
for the south. where she viii spent
Mr.. and Mrs. r. schuier. OF No. u
LsBeils- ave; have returned from Me-
days with Mrs schuier's parents.
Mrs Frank Oyercashier, OF Cottage
Grorc-ave.. Is confined to her homo
by a serious illness
Mrs Walter 8 Conely OF No. III
Caiifornia-ave. is convaiescing from
serious operation which she under
went last week AT Harper hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Grant. OF Montreal.
verse. OF Hamilton blvd.
Miss J. Choate. Of Tyler-sve, has
| recovered from an Illness Of several
Sir. and Mrs. Cline. Of candI.r-ave
| are rejoicing over the birth OF a son.
Mrs. Cole. OF Port Huron, is a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Berry, of No.
/ rs victor-sve.
Otto I.aderach, OF No. 3022 Wood :
| ward-avc, spent several DAYS this
| week In Boston. Mas. and Syracuss.
ness
Mrs. Robert smith. OF No. I24 ste.
yens-ave., has returned from n
month"; visit with reistivesNa New
Miss Clements. OF New York eitv.
has returned to her home after hay.
Ing been the guest Of Mr. and Mira
y. e. Bcather. OF No. 81 Waverly-avo
for several days
Howard French. of Olivet. ts visit.
Ing Rev, and Mrs Ernest Akin, q,
No. IL Church-ave.
Mr and Mrs. ". v. Blanchard ans
family. Of Toledo, o.. have moved q
No. 206 IiIghland-ave.
| II. NJ. Lane, OF No EOS Highland.
ave. is on a business trip TO cleve-
Mrs. J. r. Glasson. OF No. % Grand.
ave. east. is confined 20 her home BY
iliness.
Mr. and Mrs. Glove. ~ No. "a Pa.
.adena ave. have moved 60 No rs
| Grand-ave.
Miss Jean skimmerhorn. OF No. i2s
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12

entertained his psychology class fri-
day evening.
May. the six-year- daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hughes, is III Win
an attack OF spinal meningitis pr.
n. H. Britton fs attending the child
MIR and Mrs. a. ~. Burd and sons,
OF the stony Creek-rd. are visiting
Ter parents In Hicksville, ONO. lhes
are expected TO return Monday.
A two-days agricultural meeting
under the auspices OF the otncers OF
the Wasttenaw Farmers instlu.s
snn w %.dns b nss saT in fSS f1S AgDS5 8 Sna ss
any who are interested are invited 10
attend all of the programs anunss
the speakers noted on tns
are: Jason Woodmsn. the famous
potato man. OF Kalamazoo; A. Ben
tall. ]. W. Mcbride, ]. Gibson ~, =.
Lurkins and Prof Burgess, OF the
MA C.. and Mrs. Barber. OF Lanslns
Miss Julia Hubbard rom ps n"s several
days Illness. which Kept her tor u
time from her classes
Miss Peryl Sanford. OF ;. Wssh
insi9nf n.,roI, Of Miss clara prury.
Prof n " Peet. OF the Normal has
been out OF school a part OF the
week because of illness
A bIg Parish institute viii be held
i'm - Iuke's church. Feb. 20. the OBJ
ject OF which is. TO arouse interest,"
in the church activities. The speaker
OF the morning wlll be ReV II =.
S,mnson educational secretary OF the
diocese OF Michigan. Round table
talks will feature the afternoon: Win
Mr. r r stevens and Mrs W a.
Atkinson. OF Detroit. conducting tnr
confsrence other speakers who VIII
take part on one or more OF the pro-
grams are Mrs Terrence. or De-
troit: Miss Sibiey. the national presI
dent OF the Girls Eriendly society
snd psy " r. Wells. n social SER
vice expert in the Mariners church
Detroit -, ~
Newell Dwight Hills. OF New YORK,
on the Normal lecture course, mas
been set for Monday evening, Feo
81. and the place viii be Pease audi
torium. .,h
&. w Alexander VIII begin teach-
an the ST Louis Mo. schools.
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campbelI Park subdixi.ion

One OF the most attractive subdi-
vision buys at the present time---and
the nearest In subdivision property.
close TO Woodw ard-ave.--Is Louis J.
Hoffman's Campbell Park subdivi-
zion. Mr.. Hoffman is one OF the
best kHown and most progressive
young men In Detroit's busy and con.
stantly growing army OF real estate
operators and his knowledge OF pres.
cnt values AMI future possibilities
In real estate Is experienced. sound
and reliable. II am most sanguine
and enthusiastic regarding Camp
boil Park subdivision said Mr..
HOFFMAN. Friday. "and when you
consider the fact that we are near
est the present and proposed new
Ford plants and that we are sell
Ing from 800 to $500 less than the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Adam Gray has gone 10 Port
Huron to visit her spn. Preston Gray.
Miss Katherine Slbley has gone TO
Detroit to spend three weeks with
The Prayer circle will meet Tues
day afternoon in the home Of Mrs
@. l. Coniey, on willits-st
Charles B. Dickinson has returned
to his home In Los Angeles. Cal,
after spending a week at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harris. on
watkins-st.
John Kregor has sold 90 acres OF
Birmingham Estate company. for
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. scba Bristol.
son.
from Battle Creek. where she has
been spending few weeks
Mrs. Sarah Fuller is iii at her home
washinston. Mich. are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs A J. Cooley.
The wenonah club win NEE, this
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Julia Bristol. in Southfield.
Mrs. Fanny Shain and Mrs. Mack
Shain spent Friday At the home OF
Mrs. A: Myrss. at Worthwhile.
smashed Hna.s hi. a foot badly. Friasy & Ses; %ss.
a weight fell on IL while he was
working.
and TO visit Mrs. Anna stephens.
Clyde Cannon. OF Detroit. IL visit
and Mrs. ]. Cannon. in southneid.
The funeral Of of Perry s,n2y 2. Pr Phillips,
ton. Tuesday afternoon. at his home
on the Quarton-rd-, was held Friday
afternoon in his late home here.
Burial took place IN oresnwood
viving are a widow. two sons. Earnest
and Leniel. ut home: two sisters. Mrs.
Charles Vaughn. OF bloomfield. and
Mrs. James Nye. OF Pontiac. and one
Mr.. and Mre. Frederick Arthur, of
Pontiac, are guests at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. samuel Arthur. on
the Presbyterian church society
will meet wednesday afternoon. in
the home of Miss Addie stearns. on
The Oakland County Farmers in
stitute will be held in Pontiac. Feb.
2I-25.
One hundred and nf,y members of
the Masonic order attended the ban
ming. by the Masons OF this place. In
their club rooms. There were guests
from Detroit, Pontiac and Royal Oak.
Rush Haskins. OF Walnut Lake.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Gertrude LAW
renee and John Hadden. both OF Troy.
The Log Cabin Gun club will have
supper and theater party. In De-
troit. Monday evening.
days at the farm home Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Walker, In Troy.
Mrs. Ethel Dudley. OF Pontiac. was
called here by the serious illness Of
her father. David Roy. on Brown-st.
Robert Porrltt. OF Birmingham.
won nrst honors In the Blue Rock
Gun shoot. held In Birmingham,
Thursday afternoon. when he broke
Birmingham. . was the second best
marksman, With a tally OF a. birds.
Robert Porritt won one-half a leg
In the Barbour trophy contest.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
There's Romance
In Really Game

An aspirant .or brilliant jour-
nalistic career once asked a noted
Detroit newspaper men where he
could 40 TO ind the right kind OF
material FOR interesting sketches
and human interest stories.
1T Is not necessary 10 go any
where; just use your eyes and ears
right here in Detroit--this magic
city is full 10 overfiowing with mate
rial worth of your best Efforts"
And in the yernacular OF the
street. this noted sage OF newspaper
don said mouthful."
Take for instance, the story OF the
rise in the real estate world OF
Messrs. Eyster & Howard--two coun-
try boys who. on their arrival in
Detroit 10 or IL years ago. could not
raise enough real money between
them To make the first payment on
clay pipe.
Il drifted into Detroit IL years ago
from Pennsylvania, where was
literally kicked out OF every mechan-
ical Job | attempted-and Ia was no
fault Of my employers. for | was in.
competent" said Mr. Eyster 10 a
Times reporter Friday in his pleas
ant Office in Royal Oak "A friend
added s. to my 20 cents cash on
hand and gave me a room at his
home. Next morning he lectured
me at his Office in the Majestic
building for two straight hours.
pointing. out that | did rot have a
mechanical hair in my head and that
would do much better II. like my
successful brothers. used my brains
for living.
Il well agreed With him and-en.
ter Eyster into the real estate World.
And say, by the way. have always
had warm spot In my heart for
The Times, for the first sale | made
was from liner 'ad' clipped from
The Times and that first made me
almost 60 daffy with JOY could
hardly believe there was 30 much
money i'm all the world.
See. on the wall there, have
tina, liner 'ad' from The Times fran.
ed. and will always keep H."
Equally as interesting Is the story
Cf Mr. Howard. who from just as
humble beginning. has won a place
OF opulence and prominence in De.
troit and suburban real estate oper.
tions.
Today these country boys who
have made xood own and con
troll several o: the most attrac.
tive and desirable subdivisions in the
market-Arlington Park. Home
Park, Royal Oak Land Subdivision
and they are about to launch the
"Cozy Home Subdivision"
All OF these attractive home sites
are out in the high, level Royal OAK
distTict-the future Evanston OF De
troit. All their properties are neai
Royal Oak proper (nearer In fac.
than any Of the other offeringsJ and
are laid out amid scenic splendors
and natural beauties as fair as resi-
beneath the sun.
Eyster and Howard maintain
ofhces both il Royal Oak (oveI
bank). and IT No. 507 Majestic
+ building.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
Church Notes
(Ceatinued from Page r~o.,

North Congregational church, This
will be followed by the annual busI-
ness meeting and the election OF offi-
GERS The address Of the evening Will
be given by Mr.. Eugene Foster. There
will be music by the orchestra OF
Trinity Methodist Sunday school.
The churches now in the league are
as follows: Messiah Lutheran, Grand
River-ave.. Methodist. Grand River
ave. Christian, Fourteenth-ave. Bap-
tist. Beulah Baptist. Martha Holmes
Methodist. Woodward ave. Baptist.
Cameron-sye Church Of Christ. Bel
fry Glass Of Plum-st. Church of
Christ. Immsnuei Presbyterian. Grace
Reformed. Central Methodist. Trinity
Methodist, Preston Methodist Trum-
buil-ave. Presbyterian. North Congre-
satIonal
The president Of the league II Jesse
Klingnan. son Of the Rev. George 4
Klingman, pastor OF tho Csmeron-sv ave.
Church OF Christ. Other officers are:
First vice-president, Doris Ross: see
ond vice president. Kenneth Scollay:
third vice. president. Dora Stecker:
fourth vice-president. Genevieve Mar
BILE; secretary-teasurer, Donald
Shand.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
Flowing Wells In Abundance.

One Of the first Detroit real estate
firms to invest capital In the. won
derful Bloomfield Hills section wers
Gehrke and Jensen in the Penob-
scot building. Their first venture
was in the Birmingham villas prop
erty on the corner OF Maple and
Adams-ave. This property has now
been sold out. They next acquired
the Mcbride farm on Maple-ave..
one-half mile west OF birmingham
and this was subdivided into pieces
OF from two to five acres. II has n
small lake and some OF the lots
have frontage on IL. All interesting
fact concerning this property b tha,
In three places where wells were
drilled for there We're found In ac1
place flowing we'll OF ice cold.
crystal clear, water. The largest
OF these flowing wells has flow OF
80 gallons per minute. The property
vii. hc sold On terms II dese@d and
reservation are now being taken.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
SUBURBAN NEWS

Richton-ave. 10 confined to her home
with the measles.
Mr. and Mrs- Claude Z. Burns. OF
NO, 81 Busna visss-a.s west. are
Mr, and Mys " ~ Leete. OF No.
l6s Cortland-ave.. have returned
from Florida. where they have been
visiting friends during the past three
A. v. Mcclellan. Of No. ss Buena
Nista-aye. west. left Friday for To-
ronto. Ont. where he will visit his
'"S. 6. RycSman. of Of No. is4 Buena WIS.,
ave west Is convalescing from a
severe attack of pneumonia
Mrs stanley Mitchell. OF No. i12
Ferris-ave. has recovered from an
| illness OF several days:
h. W, Johnston. OF Port Huron. Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. n. McClurg.
Mrs. r. Liggett, OF No .Tss Wood
ward-ave.. is recovering from a SER
Mr. and Mrs. William Loving OF
| kentucky. have moved to No. as' FL
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Austin. of No.
so wayeriy-ave.. have entertained as
Ia guest this week Col Shields. OF
Mrs. Ber, Berry. OF Ionia. spen,
several days this week with Rev. and
Mrs. Ernest Akin. OF No. IL Church
Miss Jane corliss. OF No. l4o Glen
| dale-ave. is seriously III with Q con-
pllcation of measles and tonsilitis,
w A. Whitley. OF No. 50 waverly-
ave. has been spending this week In
Mr.. and Mrs. Kunstman and fam
lily. OF oxford. Mich. have moved TO
Fiske-ave.
Miss RiIla Tranthen. a student az
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs s Tran
then. OF No. Sc Avslon-ave.
Miss Ethel Forsythe. OF No. 81 Bu
ena vista-ave. west. returned Thurs
day from South Bend. Ind. where she
had been spending a few days with
her mother
ave. has been confined to his home
this week by iilness.
Mrs. II. Iiggett. OF No. e7ss Wood
ward-ave.. is recovering from ser
B. W. Johnston. OF Port Huron: is
visiting his sister. Mrs. u. AcClurg,
Of No. 27ss woodward-ave,
C, Ryckman. OF No. lst baens
pneumonia for several weeks. Is con-
Mrs Stanley Mitchell. of No. ia
Ferrls-ave-. is recovering from ton
V. Mcclellan. of No. 40 Buena
Vlsta-ave. west. left today to spend
the weekend with his mother in
Mr' and Mrs. william Loving. OF
kentucky. moved. Thursday. to No
s57 Piigrim-ave.
AS an evidence that Highland Park
property is on the increase, an owner
OF a 5o-foot lot in the irst block OF
Farrand Park. recently refused 5000
for IL.
Mrs. J. III. Johnston. of No. io2 Nc
Lean-ave- 10 recovering from
months illness
Letterman shiliaber. Of No. ! Elm
hurst-ave. has been making a tour
OF New York. Philadeiphia, Atlantic
CITY and Boston. this week.
Mr. and Mrs. ~. II. Leete. OF No.
ls9 Cortland ave. have returned from
Florida. where they haye been spend
ing the past three weeks.
Miss Florence Pugh. OF No. l,o Pas
adena-ave.. Is recoverins from minor
injuries received last ~eek when
thrown from a street cAs on Hamil-
ton-bIvd. by the impact of a collision
with another car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Burns. OF No.
81 Buena ista-aye, west. left. Wed
nesday. for Florida. where they will
visit friends for a few weeks.
Alfred F. Crosby. OF No. 1913
/ In a few days for short vacation
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
THE GIRLS JOB


qanon lawyers In Boston are
4 NV p1sassd over the decision OF
Dooton Bar association to admit
- - membefBhip.
~ 1oag and hard light lies behind
D decision. For years women
~ 1enanded that they be allowed
1ocnuae members Of this associa-
~ Ihsre are great many wo-
D peacticin2 law In Boston. and
W ~ this n>ambsr, Miss Clara L.
oIA - kept "a presenting her
8o ~ nembersAiU over and over
- Ghe IL an assistant In the
I'M negistTy u Deeds. and . wo-
M e rscognised ability.
= - items like that which en-
GEnse women to take the profes-
lD With some real hope OF get
{n9 Z At rsturn for the years OF
1QB4 study they demand. II seem
jqn6 that the law and medicine
pnI1 make ; ser question OF what
n<GG - - only q rule Of ability.
u = lawycr or a doctor measures
~ - = certain standard then that
|SQyor or doctor should get certain
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
RIVER ROUGE

Girls who have signihed their in
tentions OF aiding the River Rouge
Benevolent society on. it's tag day.
Feb. %. by selling tags, are reques d
to meet. Monday evening, with Mrs.
F. e. Nedeau.
Our Lady Of Lourde< Holy Name
society will receive communion sun
day morning In n body. In the ev~-
ming the society will elect officers
for the ensuing ear.
Communion services viii be held
Sunday evening In the Church OF the
Advent, at 7.45 Sunday school be-
gins AT f:3o. and the regular service
at $50
"Old Oaken Bucket" Is the title ~
the play which will be produced in
three weeks by the Dramatic society
OF O. l. OF T.. church.
At a Bee" Saturday afternoon.
the basement OF the r. r NJ r.
church was ceiied and the side walls
were painted.
Ladies' Catholic Benefit association
meets, Monday evening.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
All eyes Are on vinse,ta Park

All Eyes Are on vlnsetta Park
Entirely different. II you are sim.
ply looking for lot upon which to
build q home. and are not particu.
lar about. surroundings. outlook.
neighbors, drainage. etc.. You can
find several thousand lots that will
answer your purpose; but II you
want something different. unusual.
more desidable. consult I.ambrecht.
Kelly Il Co. about vinsetta Park, 45
minutes out woodward-aye. on the
shores OF The historic Red Run river.
Before spring landscape artists will
complete what bounteous nature has
already done for thesserestful es-
tates nesting between hills or sur,
passing scenic splendor. The class
OF people who are being interested
In vinsetta Park are those who love
country homes-homes different
than the thousands on crowded. low.
Nat lots. And here Is a most i'm.
portant fact TO remember; people
who are making reservations in Vim.
setta Park are home-builders not
spectators.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
YPSILANTI

stony Creek srbor OF Cleaners will
nold a two-session meeting Wednes-
day. Feb. 20. In the Grange hall A
pot-luck dinner Will be served at
noon.
The West Detroit Methodist Home
day prayer meetins In the local
church Friday. Feb 25. A picnic din
uer will be served AZ noon
Miss Ethel Green, ~ Jackson, is a
guest Of Miss clio humford. OF FL
1is-st.
Mrs. Jane Gill is visiting her son,
Emmons Gill In Ann Arbor.
Charles r Comstock H. ili with an
attack Of In grippe.
Prof o. o. Norris. OF the Normal.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
Gray.Field Hardware Co.

in building the importance Of
buying good hardware is many times
overlooked" said a representative
OF Gray-Ffeld Hardware Co. No.
i109 Hamilton.blvd. The locks.
hinges, sash locks. door hinges. etc.
are a very small part OF building.
but II will repay many times for
the cost OF proper selection. Cheap
goods are continual source of
trouble and worry This Is the rea.
son we only carry line Of first.
class building hardware. Our Gus.
toners usually find our prices en-
tirely satisfactory. and we are al
ways glad to furnish estimates of
cost"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
Little Garden Farms.

Right down In every body's heart
there is a "back.to-the-soil' longing;
10 plant and watch things growing; !;
10 stand In the cool OF the even
tide. hose In hand and administer
needed moisture to the delicacies
that will soon adorn the table
raised by your own efforts on your
Cwn land. Here's the desire that
Mr. T. W. Reset has capitalized with
his large, beautiful Little Garden
Farms" within walking distance OF
the Ford factory, three blocks east
IL Woodward-ave. II you want to
secure lust What you have been
looking for and yearning for" see
Messrs. Reset and Bower. No. 911
Dime Bank building. They an
nounce that they will be- glad 10
take all intereste. by auto TO the
property.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
BOUNTEOUS
NATURES IDEAL
DISTRICT
,cosunuea from Preced'~s Page,

,Conttnued from PrecedinS rase.p
Heights subdivision. were sold 10
individual buyers. The sales total
over $4,000.
Mr.. Leland said that the sale was
one OF the most remarkable he had
ever seen or managed. The first
buying started late Wednesday aft
ernoon and continued through
Thursday, but most OF the lots were
sold Friday forenoon
There are still few good front.
age lots left at prices worth investi-
eating, IL Is said.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
BATTLES THIEF;
SHOT IN HAND
Highwayman Flees, However,
Without Getting Any
Money From Erwin

A highwayman accosted Harry Er.
win. OF No. 1903 Trumbull-ave., at
midnight, Friday, when he was
crossing the Michigan Central rail.
road tracks CT Holden-ave., ordering
Erwin 10 throw up his hands.
Erwin was not alarmed. he said.
when the robber pointed an auto
matte pistol at him. and attempted
to wrest the gun from the man. AZ
ter struggling for a few moments
the gun was discharged and Erwin
was wounded In the left hand.
The highvayman fed west on the
railroad track and Erwin went to
the city receiving hospital, where
his wound was dressed.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12

II
Trenton Methodist 'piscopai Church
Morning service al 10 o'clock. with
sermon by the Rev. Elmer X. Smith.
pastor. on Jesus and Lincoln" Sun.
day school at ll:l5. Epworth league
at 6. 80, topic. Mystery OF the Min
ority might" Evening services ut Z.
Sermon Ly the Rev. ID. III. Glass, De-
troIt
Trenton Presbyterian Church.
Morning worship al 10 o'clock.
Rev. George Guichard. pastor. will
preach on us God ever unjust"
Sunday school at IL. Christian En-
deavor at $50. Evening service at
Z. with sermon by the pastor on
Lost opportunities"
Riverview Methodist Church, Wyan-
dotte Heights.
Sunday school at l y. m. Service
AZ D. m. Sermon by the Rev. e.
mer X. Smith, on "Abraham.s four
calls"
wyandotte Baptist Church.
Sunday school at p. m. b. Y. p.
L. devotional at $50. Regular serv-
ice at 1880. Sermon by the Rev. W..
Il, F. Brown, pastor, on The Scarlet
Court"
Wyandotte Congregational Church.
Morning service at 1880. Topic OF
sermon by the pastor. the Rev.
Charles Walton Jones, Conservation
OF Christian service"
River Rouge Methodist Church.
Morning service at 10. Sermon by
the pastor. l.. VI. Blakely. Sunday
school at 1915. Epworth league at
6:15. Evening service at Z. Sermon
by the pastor.
Christ Ev. Luth. Church, River
Rouge.
Morning service at 10. Sermon by
the pastor. Rev. A. Ebendick. Con-
gregational meeting at 3. Evening
service with English sermon by the
pastor at 7;30.
ST. Stephens Episcopal Church, Wy
andotte.
Morning prayer with sermon by
the Rev. p. G. H. Robinson, rector.
at 10. Sunday school at 1880.
Evening service with sermon at
1880.
Grace Baptist Church, River Rouge.
Morning service at 1918. Sermon
| by the Rev. s. Z. Samuelson. pas
tor. Sunday school at 11:30, Even
| ing service with sermon at I:l5-
| Sunday school at IL Ia. Ralph Clark
superintendent Christian Endeavor
at s:45. Leader. Gertrude Pinson.
topic. The conservation OF infiu-
ence." Evening service at 1880.
Sermon by the pastor on -Four
steps TO the Kings palace"
| Wyandotte Trinity Ev. Luth. Church.
Sunday morning service at 10.
Topic OF German serman. the glory
OF Christ's human nature" by the
pastor. the Rev. F. c. Bauer. Even
ing service at 1890. English sermon
I by the pastor on "Tares among the
| wheat"
Wyandotte Presbyterian Church.
Morning service at 10. Sermon by
the Rev. Mayson II. Sewell. pastor.
Sunday school at 1880. Christian
Endeavor at $50. Leader, ARA
Campbell. Topic. The Consecra-
ton OF influence" Evening service
at 1880 with sermon by the pastor.
Topic, Abraham Lincoln"
Wyandotte Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Class meeting at Q. Service with
sermon at 10. Rev. Luther z. Love
joy. pastor, will preach on The
gambler" Sunday school at 11:15.
Epworth league at $50. Leader.
Ross X. Smith and Ellsworth ELI
wood. Topic. Mystery OF a minority
might" Evening service ct 1880.
topic of sermon The sons of Lin
coin.
Eeorse Presbyterian Church.
Sunday morning service at 10.
Sunday school at 1880. Christian
Endeavor at $50. Evening service
af 7 40
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12
Al Acreage Prices.

Walter c. Piper. Jos. Campau-
ave. and Thomas-st.. advertise Ford
lost at acreage prices" Residence
lots. (30xio0 feeD. are being sold
at s175. and Balmer-blvd. frontage
The Detroit times., 1916-02-12

The rivers Of the earth carry O..
800 cubic miles OF water into the sea
each year. This means a column 10
miles square and s5 miles high.
The limit of the carrying power
of thunder IL about i5 miles. while
30 miles is not regarded as far for
the sound of big battle TO travel.