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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

Potter rabbit waited only long
enough - make sure that old White
tain the Marsh Hawk had gone on
about his husinesH Then he hurried
out from hts hiding place between
tho roots ~ the big Hickory TREE
over % Tao bank ~ the smiling Pool
90 awnIt the return 90 Grandfathrr
FROG tu hih 1ig green llly rRd. Peter
was prImming over with curiosity
about Those big guEely eyes of
discovered that when Grandfather
FROG was winning under water
those eyes no longer seemed big and
g'Egly lie couldn't understand 10
and he wanted Co..
So Peter mpatientlv wasted for
Grandfather Frog 20 reapprHr After
what seemed TO Peter "a very long
time he saw the mad at tur bottom
90 the smiling pool az tho spot where
Grandfather Frog had disappeared
begin a. stir. Then be saw Grand
father Frog himself swimming up
towards the surface Peter looked
very hard and as before ~ seemed
30 him that Grandfather Frogs ewes
w"ro no longer Roggl} They seemed
90 him 90 Doe quite level with tho top
Of his head. But the instant Grand
father Frog reached tho surface and
stopped winning hls eyes stood ouf
from lass head as RngRly AZ ever
The instant Grandfather Frog gut
his head above The water he rolled
MS eyes inns WAY ana thtf way
"Chug a-run.' said no. as that
rohher gomez OF course he meant
WhitetaN the Marsh Hawk.
Yes" replied Peter lie IL way
over On The farther side 81 the Green
Mcadnws looking for Danny Meadow
Mouse.
Grandfather Frog AZ once swan
over 90 his fayorite big green lily
pad and climbed ont on H. Peter
hardly waited for him 20 get settled
couifortobl before be asked a ques-
ton.
What happens 20 your eyes when
You arc swimming under watcr2' ne
asked
Nv INT happens TO my cyesg
Nothing happens 20 them" replied
Grandfathcr Frog rather testlly 81
take care that nothing shall Eyes
Erc too Important 30 ALLOW anything
10 happen 20 them. why should you
think anything happen To- them"
"BecRUsc.' replied Peter ia hcsI-
tating, uncertain tone "becausc
when ! watched YOU sw thinning your
eyes didnt seem 20 stick mp tho way
they d. now
cor course they didn't seem 20 for
the very good reason that they
didn't 'rctorted Grandfather Frog
stili rather testify Certainly not,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
The Confessions of q Wife
Poverty Has No Friends.

dock 10 hid me goodbye.
II quickly looked away from The
man who smiled ~ me aud was about
to pass on when he snid, Alas, poor
little rich ogfrl. have they broken
your doll or YOUR heart Look out
behind you and YOU VIII sec the
ocean god is Etill quaffng his &c
cream soda with his accustomed
gusto.
II looked again. Mr. Arthur Ru-
bin" ! exclaimed. and then ! stopped.
FOR suddenly felt had made mis-
take This man was eo much older
than I pictured the friend ~ my
childhood and his mouth. which Tor
a moment Ind held the sweet roc
membered smile. settled into hard
litttc lin, The eyes lost their
sparkle aud became almost OPAQUE
In their efforts 20 toll no tales. The
raised hat disclosed patches or white
ARE YOU AR Arthur's father I
asked
"Tnstantly "A shade passed over the
still handsome face aud he answered.
no. poor little rich girl ! am afraid
am no relation 90 that Arthur YOU
knew so many years ago. Yet ] still
inhahit his body and answer 20 his
name
II held out my hand You still
have un ierstanding. he said as he
grasped 1T. hut In some ways YOU.
too have changed
81 have changed. Mr.. Arthur. !
En ia. using tho childish. name | had
always called him 4 am no longer
q poor little rich girl ! am only
poor little poor girl. bereft ~ the
dear father. mother. friends and for
tune that were mine when you saw
me last
.1ie looked at mo momen, and
then asked. Are you travelling RloneT
V Yes
silence again. Then he lfted his
hat formally and said Goodbye. Miss
Newton
II felt tho tears smart my cyelids.
lie. too. had cast me OF because I
was poor little poor girl. Honest
~. MarRie, I never felt 20 forlorn
In my life"
(To be contlnued)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

"Nargie." said Paula. "T think mos,
beautiful memories / have stored hp
iu my brain cluster around the ser
A. "a child when ] went abroad Win
my mother mud father remember
sitting FOR hours watching the great
waves pouncc upon a nj Robhie up tho
frothv white bubhlcs ~ The wake.
left by the great steam ship.
ut seemed 10 my childish fancy
that tho vundrous OCEAN Eod was
avldiy drlnkink an ice cream soda
I remember saving this 90 a young
man who had become quite friendly
with ua during one OF our voyages.
ns be stood hoslde mo one lovely NJ
ternoon always remember Ia"
thrill had when no said. Why.
Paula. do you know You or" poet =
II is too bad YOU viii bc poor litte
rich girl when YOU grow NJ. Tor II
you ala not have great deal of
money Won might stand chance or
being rich little poor girl
When 7 grow M answered
primlv. r am going 90 marry n rich
poor man who viii write poetry for
mo 10 read. and we viii go sailing
about an the worlds sunshinv seas In
tho boat I am going 20 ask my father
g. 1--WE as.
WHAT arc YOU going 10 do when
tho storms come
~ remember. Margtc. was quite
angry with him Tor suggesting such
q ching why. don't YOU know
whom Won think ont things FOR YOUR
seIr Won would be y gouscy 90 think
~ storms when YOU might think ~
sun hiner
"iIe stood looking AZ mo mo-
mont and then bent down 10 my
steamer chair and placed his hand
softly on my head God grant your
dreams come true. he said
by one ~ those strange coinci-
dencos in real lifc. when ! came up
ON deck after the boat had left the
dock on my trip abroad for Emeline.
looked into tho tired eyes ~ an
old young man. who seemed vaguely
familiar
II had been shedding few tears
In my cabin--no one had been at the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
SOCIETY

Mrs Alexander Chapoton and the
Misses Chapoton. No. 175 McDoug.
all-aye.. are in Bethlehem, ~ H.
Miss Marjorie Patterson. OF Am.
ityyille l.. l., Is the guest OF her
cousin. Miss Ruth Patterson. la
Sale gardens
The Misses Alice and Melba Fer.
guson, OF Cleveland are visiting
their grandparents, Capt and Mrs
James Mara, Militaryaye
Mrs r W Dennis and Miss Helen
L. Dennis. No 40 Taylor-ave., who
have been spending the summer IN
Plymouth Mass. have gone 20 the
Adirondacks.
Tho. Rev +. VI. White. pastor Of
the Grand River ave Baptist church
viii spend August in his former
home. Centerville. Mich Mrs White
is in los Angeles, FOR several weeks
stay.
Miss Louise Cooney. No. rs Rich
ton ave. and Miss Frances Walker.
No $50 Calvort-ave. are visiting
Miss Walkers cousin. Miss Virginia
Walker. in Midland. Ont. on Georg-
ian Bay
Mrs william r. Holiday IA al
Pride's Crossing Mass, the guest
OF Mrs Henry stephens. Of Crosse
Pointe. who has summer home
there Later Mrs Holiday Will join
her daughter Mrs Charles 5 Pike
AZ Muskoka lakes
Mr. and Mrs Ralph F. Garlick,
No 80 Josephine ave. announce the
engagement az their cousin. Misc
Grace Mary Warrington 10 the Rev
Ralph Cummins. OF Gary, Ind The
marriage will take place in the Gar
lick home Thursday, Aug .
The annual excursion OF Detroit
branch No !. National Association
az Letter Carriers and Toledo letter
carriers. will take place sunday 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

Sugar island The CITY OF Toledo
will leave the Griswold-st. dock 1t
$50 O'Clock 4 silver trophy. pre-
sented by Hugh Connolly. will be
the prize in the ball game between
the Detroit and Toledo carriers.
Mrs Gertrude Boyer Stearns.
daughter II Joseph Boyer. OF De
troit. viii be married Saturday in
Santa Barbara. Cal. 20 Harold
Chase. a prominent real estate
broker Of that city Mrs Stearns
recently sold her home in Crosse
Pointe and removed to Santa Bar
hara where she has spent much OF
her time in recent years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

Albert r.. Snuggs Will address the
Mems Bible class OF the Woodward
ave. BaptHt church sunday noon. on
Gods precious invitation"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
PARKER TO BE IN
CHARGE OF "Y"
WORK IN CAMP

A T. Parker formerly grncroI
secretary Detroit Y. VI c. A. and
once chairman ~ Tho state cNroU.
tive committee of The y " e. A..
Is 10 be in charge ~ The assOcia
tion work al the cantonment i'm
Battle Greek. where the " viii
look after the spiritual and rccrea-
tional needs OF 10000 soldiers
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Factory Girls All Married.

COTTER Ark, July when
r. n Grswold started 10 recruit his
employees recently 10 reopen his
pencil factory here he discovered
that all the girls who had formerly
worked for him were married. He
will have 10 nnd an entirely new
force During the three years that
he has operated the factory &c girls
who worked for him have married.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
The Rev. Thomas Jefferson Niliers'
pnsinr OF the L-lr.l nmnLLsi chmrrh.

has been nOtIUoI N} tne nntlonaI
war council 90 the y NJ G. \. that
ne has been appointed director Of
religious work IN Camp Arthur
Macarthur near Waco Tex. where
about $4,000 Michigan and " iscou-
SIN euardsmen VIII be encamped.
W r Van Akin. general secretary
Of the Grand Rapids NJ - A.,
Will hc Cuup secretary llr Nlll"rs
VIII have five brigade directors
working with him. one ~ whom
Will bc ~ - l.ovett. secretary ~
tho Detroit citizens league
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
The Hour club. organized especially
for hnsInras Mnmrn NNhn Nlsh 90

do their bit In war service work
such as knitting or baudagc max
ing VIII meet hereafter every
Monday evening from + 80 20 20
o'clock In the Century building.
with Mrs Nelson IS STANDARD On
charge Tte Twentieth Century
club has opened It's BUILDING FOR
all kinds - war service work sur
gIcai dressings and rcd cross sup
plies are made Tuesday and Thurs
dhp morning There are 0rNt-aid
classes under Dr r. Krupp Mon
day. "wednesday and Friday. and
patriotic garden lectures and dem
onstrntlons iu fruit and vegetable
canning and drying. az well a.
other activities
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Private Verne White, Of the Ninety
ninth imitation. arrived nj his

homo mn Windsor. Frtday. from
service overseas minus irg
While was badly wounded during
tho Somne drive IN November. his
lcg heinz shot AWAY with shrapnel
IL saws tlat he really owes his
life 20 "a German soldier who treat-
81 him kindly while h" Was lying
IN front line trench. and VINO
later when taken prisoner, TOLD
two 80 w h'te'E comrades where 20
And tho injured Tommle White
was rescued after lying in tho
trench three days without medi-
cal attention
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
BIBLE SCHOOLS
KEEP CHILDREN
OFF THE STREETS

Thirteen daily vacation Bible
schools in as many churches thruout
the city are being conducted during
The summer Their purpose is 20
keep the children OF the streets
during the morning hours. teach
them Bible stories IN attractive form.
good songs, secular and sacred. and
give their hands something TO do
About l,500 children are enrolled in
the schools this summer All M.
tionaitles are represented In man
ual training many schools are do
ing Red Cross work and are show
ing fine results
The Rev Richard r Shields. as.
sistant pastor OF Trumbull-ave Pres
byterian church. is experimenting
the schools BE had experience in
New York city. and also served here
two years ago as superintendent
Commencement exercises land eXhib-
its viii be held In the schools the
middle OF August
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Entering roominE house at No. 3fi
l.ranh MY er-uA q Anmmel AnAsnln.

81 years old, no home. ls alebeu
20 have run up on the second uoor
seized Mrs LueWde Fisher by the
throat and robbed her ~ S25 and
watch. leaving her half conscious
In her room As Sos7ola ran from
the house four men. attracted by
the woman screams. grabbed him
Sassola fought FOR 10 minutes and
~ was with difficulty that he was
held Patrolmen Sheehnn ana
Green arrived On the patrol wagon
and arrested him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Among the - persops granted n d.
xorcc or n deere Of scpnrnte main

fenancc Iu circuit court Friday.
Mrs Laura Mitchell offered grounds
unlike those IN any other -eass
presented She said her husband
beat her because n clergyman
called NJ their home 90 administer
20 their spiritual needs ludFs Hos
BarrN ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
George 4. Johnson. IA years old. No.
IIn Innen-ai. md Inmes ]. GrlfhI D.

- years old. ~. @bN IhIrd-aNe.,
were arrested FRIDAY on the charge
81 stealing trunks and other val
liable baggage from the hotels and.
docks - tho city The ringlcader
- tho party. which has BEEN active
FOR some time in this work, 90 stu
fgfnw sought
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
MAYOR MARI has decided 70 appoint
Ottn IInncr- al W I'd IIele l.

member - the City building com
mission 20 IN the vacancy caused
D., INC death 90 Henry = Meier
VINO .disd l8sf spring 10 Ia said
"het NJ Homer viii accept and 10
e. rVrectcd the formal appointment
wIfl d. made iu dav or two. Mr..
fT.r.,- o. proprietor ~ a mems FUR
t,I.Ntpe- Goods store
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Capt .. 4 Beu. OF Detroit. mustered
two comnnnIes OF Homo Gnards In

20 the state service IN Arb"'tcr hall.
WvAndotfc Friday night The
companica Will DO IN command ~
John faFrarce and " n Emory
Drills arc hold Tue~dav and Fr dag
evening Ffty members - pla-
mona lodge ~ $50. 7 = y. T. en-
listed in the Home Guard Friday
night. I'm meeting IN their temple.
addressed by Cen G. " Harrah.
Major Val r Evans and capt Q y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Charles A. Freese m insurance agent.
saws that because Of the automo-

bile thffts ~ Detroit tho rate Tor
insurance On cars VIII he Increased
~ least 20 percent August lfe
has received n letter from Tho
western Insurance Bureau. In CHI
caE0 20 ne effect that reports on
theffE iu Detroit were so dtSrour-
aging that four ~ the leading conf
pantes were considering dropping
NE ao1d In Wayne county entirely
md that others would certainly ad-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Directors OF Kerry BROTHERS, Inc,
Inv nhnntch a nlnn Of lnsmrlng the

NKcs ~ employees Insurance VIII
be taken out for every ~mplove
who has hoen with tho concern for
six months or moro Tho Insurance
viii range from $500 90 $1,000 ac-
cordinz ~ length % employment
and wiU 30 cnrricd "a long a. the
empiove remains with tho company.
!. $500 80. LLn 90 y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Frank TscbirhArt. No. 1879 Wood
Mnrh-nAr.. NnA stnhhch hy CLARENCE

Sinclair. 30 1874 " oodward cave H..
iu nght Friday night TschirhRrt
was taken home and sinclair wnf
arrested. charged with fclonious
assault.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
The mennesf man has been found.
....... ..na.aa I-lIlL IA

she was overcome with the heat.
and lay suffering az Griswold- 50,
aud Michigan and robbed her
OF her purse and n sum ~ money.
Fulkuer recovered and told the pu-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
a ". Forbush. acting assistant Eecre-
I'M. IL lie nn.Lrl III ON

says he has applicants. for moro
than roo farm hands In Wayne
county. Several farms he says.
want tenant families.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Mrs. Celia PetroskI. 20 years old. No.
~ "a a mt Z a. m 4 L

shot and seriously wounded I'm a
quarrel with her husband Stanley
She was taken 20 Samaritan ho-pi-
tai and is In critical condition
Her husband has not been found
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
The Detroit branch of the National
Icnxmc for Aomen's SerNIre. thru

tn registrations in its hcadquar-
fers No. 20 Withcreli-st.. stands
rondv 20 nfaiat tho Michigan farm
ers fruit growers ana Gamers WHO
Mood fruit pickcrs Rnd canning foe
tory holm fn the ensuing Few
weeks N has been stated that
much ~ tho Michigan fruit. h"rrv
and vegetable crop viii spoil IN
tho fields and orchards because 81
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Tn meeting ia tho hoard Of Com
ncrcc. IrlhnN nflcrnnnn. slcps

were taken to perfect an orgHnfza-
tlpn FOR carrying on safety work
In Detroit and vicinity \ J. Ian
yer general manager of the Bur
rDughS Adding Machine company.
was named president temporarily.
and Charles Carson. Industrial ma n
aver ~ tho Cadillac Motor Car
company was chosen secretary.
Henry NJ leland presided. II j.
Rrownel. - tho Detroit Safob
league. gave "A talk Severn large
manufacturing concerns were rep
resented n tho meeting An cTort
VIII 30 made 20 raise fund Of
$4,000 for safety work In Detroit
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
~. schmidt. sesrrtRry Of the Amer
committee of the uoR ri
4. ". smith manager OF the Detroit
MuIInCeburn stenmshtp rouIpunN

has returned 10 Detroit after ac-
comnluNing the steamer WolCutt
from this port 90 Eew York hnrhor
to turn her over - her new own
crs. tho james Elweu company
which purchased the Olcott Tor use
as an going tug. The trip
was made In ~ days Mr. smith
saws that the Detroit WallAcchurE
company is contemplating the pur-
chase of vessel larger than tho
Dlcott 20 care for next season
business The steamer Ossifragc
be- now making the run between
Detroit and Wallacrburg.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

PrfntfnE--the plain neat ktnd--that
IL rtght-Tfmes Job DsPt.--Msin NS2e.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

A special election viii be held in
Tennessee today 70 determine Tho
question OF holding a constitutional
convention
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
Indismnyed ny the supreme court
decIHIon which held Tint the re-

corder court has no power 20 CON
duet grand Jury investigation.
Ald George W Ross declares he
viii present -evidenc" concerning
irregularities ga municipal affairs
before tho circuit court grand Jury
prohc that viii bc started next
September ~ was Ross who Hrst
pctitioncd Judge Connolly FOR the
recorder court inquiry The aid
ermeu had started cases intended
g. show that the city building in-
Spccter was not doing his work
properly Ross later charRcd that
the aNafrs ~ tho board ~ educn-
tfon we're not administered 70 the
best advantage of the city.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
City News in Brief

Todny's and sundays Hand Concerts
y hmematfs Military band, heCmaR
vs. Srhm, man. director. renders the
follow ing program on Belle Isle IN
the afternoon. beginning AZ 80 aud
iu tho evening in Clark Park. be-
ginning az o'clock.
March "thlcnEo Marine band.
ScitE. waltz. "Birds and Butterflies.
Muret melodies from Hound the
World Klein, overture. tampa.
itcrold. intcfmczzo. "tavallcria Rus
ticanB,' Maacagni, Nylophonc SOLO,
selected " Adoiph Wohl. Echoes
from the Metropolitan opera House,
Tobani selection from Wang
Morse star Spaugled Banner.
Sundays program on Belle Isle
beginning al p. m
March % tho BcrsaRlierl Ellen
berg. overture. "Ruy Bias Mend"ls-
sohn. selection from Yankee Con
sui Rohyn. cornct solo. selected w.
Chas Edwards. excerpts from "iohon-
grin Wagner. American Patrol "
Meachafu. waltzes. w llheimina.
Han. melodies from "A Trip 20 ia
pan. Klein. star Spangled Banner.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

The Rev Robert Johnston pastor
~ the American Presbyterian church,
Montreal, viii occupy the pulpit OF
Forrest Presbyterian church, sun
day Or. Johnston is one OF the
foremost orators In Canada. and Is
prominent IN the life Of the city OF
Montreal a. we'll as in the church.
John II Gardner. Jr., viii lead the
Wcstminster league meeting In the
viii tell or his work among tho
lumhermen Of the Adirondack noun
tains.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
CHRISTIAN
WoOdward-ave. Christian
Woodward and Josephine
REV. LLOYD H. MILLER. Pastor
CHRISTIAN

io.sc a. m: "Th. wheels Of Time"
7.3s p, m; The March of a Chris
tisn."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

Mrs. LucIe WeItscr. % years old. NJ.
81 sIxteenth-st., died In her home
Friday. as result ~ heat prostrh-
ton
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

The Rev. = J. osborne. pastor OF
the orion Methodist church will
preach for the next four SUNDAYS IN
Preston Methodist church. Sunday
morning Mr. Osborne theme viii be
Gold in the Muck and IA the even
ing w hat can tho christian do in
war time Mr. Osborne Ia supply
ing FOR the Rev King T. Beach. the
pastor. who IS on his vacation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28
BAPTIST.
WOodward-ave. Baptist
Church
Corner WInder
Sermons by

DIR. T.. I VI ULLINS,
1880" What is the Perfect
Christian ?"
7:3O-"The Christian Con-
science and War" in the
series Every Day Chris
tianity."
Bible School at Has.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

An illustrated lecture on South
America the land Of opportunity"
viii be given by the Rev George
Edgar cullen. Sunday evening. in the
West Grand blvd church. In the
morning Mr. cullen will preach on
Soldiers all"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

lack ~ help In tho picking. The
league IL ready rs furnish such
help and VIII send members -
the league 20 inquire into coudi
tions under which the helpers Will
have tO work
I. ". schmidt, secretary OF the Amer
icnntzatloa committee Of the Hoard
Of Commerce. may go 20 Washing
tom for month or more 20 assist
the federal government The fed
ernl bureau 90 education has asked
the hoard n ~ could "nurrow" Mr.
Schmidt as director OF the work of
disseminating Information among
aliens concerning what the govern
ment will expect ~ them during
the war.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

The Rev. Ames haywood will tell
of the Sclfridge aviation camp near
Mt clemens. Sunday morning. in the
Cass-ave Methodist church. and in
the evening will preach on Hands
that serve"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

The annual excursion Of Detroit
branch No l. National Association
~ Letter Carriers. and Toledo letter
carriers. will take place sunday 20
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

TIE Rev. Emory Hunt. OF Newton
Center. Mass. Will occupy the pull
pit OF tho First Baptist church sun
day morning and evening.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

The Rev. Robert n. DunawRy. OF
o. viii occupy the pulpit Of High
land Park Presbyterian church at
both services sunday. In the morn
ing his theme VIII be The cubic
life end in the evening The fruit
ful life
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

Dr Isaac T Headland, OF Mt TN
ION college. viii occupy Central Meth
odist church pulpit sunday morning
and evening pr H"adland has spent
several years in China and is well
informed on Chinese affairs Mrs.
Ifeedland was physician 20 the dow
ager empress and the family were
closely associated with the former
royal household
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-28

Tho Rev samuel Garv'n. ~ Colo
RADIO Springs viii preach on "Our
dav our duty our d0eft~v" SUNDAY
morning, In the First Presbyterian
church. and in the evening on First
things FIRST"