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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
AMERICANS
! AIDING 111
i CAUCASUS
Buy Food and Cattle
For Armenian War
Sufferers
FARMERS ARE
GIVEN OXEN
Find Much Room For
Helping
Poor
■V THE RELIGIOUS RAMBLER.
An interesting vnri.itiou from th**
Many calls to Christian America for
war relief Is the news of what ha*
actually been done for the succor
, dad repatriation of the Armenians
la the Caucasus who have been per
Mttted by th© Russian conquests to
Idtani from hiding and from exll®
lO their devastated homes. Many
'Meath* ago the American commit
tM for Armenian and Byrian relief
et which Charles R Crane. New
Turk. la treasure*, mnt rrpresenta-I
ffeea to the Russian and Persian
Ceuranit* to begin relief works, an 1
to follow np the Russian advance*
lato ravaged Armenia, as the Turk
E retreated There has been gren:
dfflculty in reaching the Armenian*
,wfltb relief, owing to the refn«al of
tfea Ottoman government to permit
| fcraifner* to enter.
« Three missionaries, t*vo of them
f*«aking Turkish and Armenian.
ab 4 ooe speakirg Persian. wer© «©nt
fto the Caucasus early thl*- ' par
|AI senior mas lUv. Dr Samuel <1
I Wilson, of the Presbyterian mission
•t Tabtlz. a well known oriental:
[< author. With him were Messrs
Oracey and McCallum of the Am©r
laaa board. A cablegram recently
;:MtoOunc©d the and« ath of Dr Wilson
tram typhus, while engaged in ti *
• arark of relief. Other missionaries
| (deluding Dr Floyd O. Smith, of
Storbakir, bad alrtadv joined th •
1. Letters hare now been received
ton the comn'lttee explaining its
l earfc One of the most Int#renting
t paasaces tells of the strange prefer
; entloo, through an entire winter, of
rttrikarrosted props of grain in the
r - ration. Dr McCallum summar
flna the matter thus:
f. "At present there Is plenty of
hiM4 both in the city and Tillages,
i lift year’s wheat crop sown in the
Mi of lt!4, was of unpre ©den'*»d
thttdance The ombreak of fight
fat and mas aacrea occurred in Apnl.
mi. end the crops were not har
' Taeted After standing in the fields
111 laet winter, this grain l* per
fectly (rood for making bread. *al
not for seed. In this way the
leading of the people f«.r the sun*
■Mr baa been providentially render
ed foeslMe
The Incident Is more fully told by
Os. Wtt-on:
**As an offset to these difficulties
•■4 the manifold trials of the refu
' fans there was a remarkable provi
dence. The unreaped harvest o(
laet year remained safe In the fields
This wa a true in a number of div
friets of Van There was a «mall
tray of occupation which had
faceted on the standing wheat. The
■lnter.had passed with or.u«oal mild
■aea. No halls or storms had beat
•n upon the standing grain. Bo
ffsu In April the refugees returned,
■iy thrust in the sickles which w©
Into their hands and reaped
Abundantly The grain and the un
disturbed wheat store* in the pits
ft the villages give bread to many
fin the harvest time.
••What an Ideal woik it la to w
pair the ravage* o t war end reatore
Ui« refugees to thoir old homes. This
%• hare barn attempting In the
trika of the victorious Russian
arm/. It* steady advance along the
Whole line from Treblrond 1o Kerlnd
baa given u* the opportunity. t*o
■ already then* are thousands ot
aproatlna harvest field* in the dls
irlrta of Van and Alavgerg. with the
prom lee of food fur thousand* vs
fan (lire, Rlnce the vernal rqulnoi
, tbare hae been a nnall hot steady
i Stream of returning refugees, strong,
; Upormii men. mo«Uy farmers They
- wisely left their famllWt In the *o
curtly of the Caucasus. themselves
f daring the rl*b of possible retreat
Tbs Russian government gave free
traaepon to the refugees on the rail
in/ as far aa Julfa, the Persian bor
der Thence thev started on foot.
Via Khoi. a tramp of about l>n
arils*
"These repatriat'd Christians had
•ssd of ewervthmg All Ued In »-n
•wept assy tn the avirianche t f loot
aad desttactlon Many things could
aot wait the return of the families,
••fore the hcu’ce was the tiild. Our
•rat care was given to providing
» brat Implements. m*'<l and cattle.
"As soon aa we had animals
•aoush Dr flra.-e) writ out with tn
p£fW*alan volunteer from Aroerlt.»
i m • «Mrd. aad gave tickets to the
who were to get oten
Where Billy Sunday Will Launch His
Mighty Campaign to Regenerate Detroit
trr
SI M
r - w. ■ * HI V
f * mi VHHHi SHHKS
BOioLiii: .i . - hHH
BILLY SUNDAY TABERNACLE.
The skeleton of a huge awkward-looking building is ’ thin* «hn; "/ t the ‘ • ' ‘ i-njwrty f Cirr , .» ! ard Cass av«#„ s *;»r Woodward
which in a few weeks wi.l be the mecca for thousands There it - * !•: s • . baseball evang* -• w . i fort: tn a < in.p.ttgn w rue!
is expected to rout evt* from Detroit and send th* rum av.d !.'*• f *rre- * t
A long, low -tu< ur*-, hom*Tj In di sign, the bull irsg '* «.! t. ’ " **» “ a*tract -.. •-* ’ ,>v •v* •
it makes up in convenience and practicability. It js built f* • s* rv >'..-* • er% * • - • •« • > '*• » * 1- 1 > “* • ir patgr.
The master hand of Joseph Sjveice. who has constructed ,»h*-• c’,> - - I **' . ah© big enoug -® »•> n
gelistic field to I.m© his nwr tabernacle*, is supervising ♦: * v• • > ; * s' i workm.-n ~r *.».
Joe Speic© ha# b*-en with the Sunday pan;, for *• “ - • f * c .*:•»•: • * - h* .c
he can almost tell at a glance just how much lumber r v
It i* hi* task to put up a building in Detroit tha* wt’ - c 1 i * TANARUS! * t • c * b .It n ? b* •
plans of a Sunday tab* made with numerous entrances, at* n • \-~ .at. •* - '* *•• • * i or • • t • « •
special seats for the choruses The seats for *he th ru fr : * • • «• i 1 i *•!
l.koo persons, there b* tng two mixed chorus* .-» ar. 1
One feature of th® tabernacle which is a viral ore « • v ‘ k *.’.■•• -- *•.-•
comer of the huge buiidinp to hear those ■*, - akmg or
the.-e tickets w • :»•* at cref hr:Mg V
in t * rae and 1 delivered ’h«* animals
according to th® ar ang©m* nT r-.,i
in the village. Our plan was »o
gl'e a yok** of oxru to * a< h thr©»*
families an ! < ir< wa- \ n to
group together >r I * sue*, larriltes
as would prrba !y on harmoni
ously Our hop* rh/t* liter we
nay i e a 1 >lf» to give a y« k* of ox* n
•o each rwo fwr :h*
•\W do no* c:ve r» *> antrial- out
right. l.itit *ak* a n< :e frvrri **ach re
cipient, ly which he pro-.. »• > »r.
pay to u* or t i ar,' crinmittee or
person desirnat*-! bj ih. 'he vri-je
cf th© animal* received. Fajment
|s to be made in th'ee annual ,r.-
s’allmei; - b©gi inr.g Nr . i, : »1T
In the fix.ng of the pric** we rak<*
off from 15 to .»j per cent of *ha
we have paid, as »he pru * of ox©n
is now from three to six
greater than under uormal condi
t :on«.
“Cows ar© civoa > h efl\ t(, widows,
orphan- and to famiLe-; when ther.*
ar© little children
“The governor a'.ri th® g- n* ral .n
comniar.d very k’ndly give ar o*“
cial document to nil who get ani
mal*. confimicg their pO'se-'sPn
and forbidding 'heir for
any purpose whatever.
“We gave plow-bares shcoels an i
sickles to th© fatmt ** ©r.ich go*
oxt-n or buffalo*- In t u *» no tub cov
ered by this pepor*. "*• s<*ve 4” i
oxen to 6<H' families, \ u cow© to 2 >
widow*, orphan*, invalid.- ;ir.d in
fants, ,md 5u buffaloes to 75 fa”*
ilies The j*riC'*s we charge I aver
aged 150 rubles ( Cic) for a ri iffalo.
120 rubles for an ox and SO rubles
for a cow
“It proved imposvible to procure
seed grain in larg»- quartitW from
Persia IV® learned, however, tha*
If we ga'* mou*v to the farmer,
thev could purchase fs'l for tb*-m
--selves in tb*- village- round tt>ou'.
In thi« wav a* an expend * :r* of T ■
f,OO njbl*s. between t.-.r*© «ud four
thousand bushel of wheat ad >ar
l®y were bought, and w© ha.v«
every reason to b»lit-ve, **©r® actu
ally novrn. W© took notes ai«< from
the fanners for th . by whi<h they
pronil-ed to give Pack to us at ; ar
vest ilm®, th** -am*- amount of eed
a* they had received Our id* a is
that thi* grain car. either be given
out again as se*d. or be used for
food, as seens best
“When the governor hrar-5 of our
method of distributing ee*' h® vas
greatly pleased and ga\© is ]i
ruble©, the ©urn we Lad a.teady ®t
p»ti led, and we bat deal »v®r *o hi in
th© notes w» had taken from the
farmers He lndlca*ed tha' r.<-
w'ouid give ut rror® mon©v. as n* **J
, ed. for the same purpose We aD >
| provided th** people of r ir »
jwrith considerable quantitt*-* of pr>i«
I toes, b«*ans, l*-r. Us <-orn »n i ail
[kinds of vcge'ald© »e--ds. for wni*b
[they wer® v> ry gratetul
“The tin)** t< r sow,ng w v *a' «r,d
barley it- practically p©j-i ho* there
ia a kind of millet c* ■ jf , r *t*,
miuh H‘fd for br**'*d, « * h may he
sown for a month yet We , , *r*.
Irg .io g»-i a large imuutu <f thi«
from INr-ia. Th© void from ’h.e
ntlll't i- often 1 ‘hi t** q,<. ?( *ha f -,f
we succerd in g**ttiri!» r-r» r , x inod®r
ate quamitv at.wn, ih® fo*rd qu***-
tiort for nex* w'n»©r will hai® br©n
solved.
“Van it a region of orchard© and
j vineyard*. Many of tl eo r>e|onv« and
no Turks who «i*nnol cem*- back
now, and to Armenia®a who have
not >ef returned or who m* > have
died We have undertaken !*
after all Mtr h t.wnerle * t-r*hard,«
and vlnevards in frrlvUtan and
Ardam«-d, two ap-eriillv fnijiful dii
trifle We pay a nomlnvl r* rit * f
frrni 2 to 5 rubles 'o th. ®overn
ment for #*»« h orchard, and will at
tend to th»* pruning, wanting, etc
If the owner turn* up w© .'tail hand
Win hack hi* property on repayment
es :li© u \ <v, ■:. > <
. rw i*c *v»- sh.iil i.-r
■ i r-ei ! « m -or ■ ttu 'f :• ! » rk
“W> «.ive vi• ~ u i nif,.. ;r. !
1 th© V *.©r; »n r - - «*:*r or
»? *• v.i.er v* . - ;■ t T.\ nor*- •' n
ar© at h- ' rk r- u- i
needed a:: 1 w U • « . b» r•••
j,.
“There •* i • —«*n* *arc *» of 'iw!
t,f ail - !,*.- ;r. V..n ' .i* ,ir»
t* - s• t • **. n o' mi-- ■■ -
r*
don© along lin* a- i * >j I
return *
\- \®t th• ■. ■ • »
ret I:. t f 'h* v ; • -• :
•o many a mi' . n -lull v 1 :
this \:u®rioar - - •
irr Pr *♦ ta r • - * I I*
ha.- tnbuted .n A•; M * •
“>r.a in.l - r r ;*
been a*-- ©-©: Th* s . •*• *r*
c? saving from Ir-.i. ©'liar.© v .
dr©ls of ho :*a r * • *-
ct * -‘a l:*h‘ra • • r. n
supporting h*. i- < . t.P* * *•*
mated *>v ’h* ].••*•*■ ilr*ad'
Tha’ n*-v Arr ri©.. ! . .! i ■*
• xvior of *h© C* f. -'Ah r* 'di
lands of th© Ei •!•*, . r * f *:*
wonder- of *’ - *v rid *
CHURCHES 13
MEET JOINTLY
Fourteenth-ave. RaptiM And
Grand-blvd. To Htdd Bik
>unda> Hally
The W®s» Trar.*i iv •; i.- :
and the Fourteen**- 1 i.-t pt. - * *
hold joint -ervic*- a' Twelfth ar.<!
Grand blvd . Sunday m* r* - z a: and !r.
’he evening b,g op- n r ■*
b»- **tag®d both to fur r* r •• *
of th# approa* h.:.g 5 :•> '
'•ampaigr. whi*-h op-r.- -*p'* - oer .
In 'h® morning ‘r,* - :».*»■■ w',.
be addr®*«®d by s p®ak*-r from th*
Billy Sunday par's In th* erer.lr.g
they will h© f s-i* attrao'Jve hr a
choir of 40 voi nr 1 ar. or* hesrra
that, will gtv* a sa* red eoncer*
.VK).000 BIBLES
GIVEN EUROPEAN
TROOPS BY V. S.
W
Fiv® hundred thousand tes*am®n*s
and gifspels hare h©er, provided *o
da'* for th® Furopean o’d!*r* hy
a.
Mob tn eo-operation w-l’h the \n.©r
ican Bibl® **Ki* tj T .*• figur*-.* w <
rath®r*d hy I»r John R Mo»f. g* n
• raj •'■cretary o' 'h® ln'*-rnaMonsi
committee of *h® Y M u, a who
has Just retiirn n d :rom another vlt.*
t#* the fighting nation- of Euro;..*
3p*"king of th* * ' mit» o, : r
t’inify for th® distribution of Mi®
ti• w testament snd he pr©a« iilng of
the gospel among *h© m* n in th**
• 'flips pr;eon'r©nche» an'i ho*
pital* of rtir'r.® f rr \!o" said
“In nearly • jfstr* *'f passing in
nnd out amotin *t,.. niiMon*. I ha-.e
never known any Mr g to ©omparc
with *h® opport ti/’y pr*sen'e*l to
u* Jus* now
“Th© place wh< re »ti** go.-pel i
needed rno-' > ■*• p|. ( c». where the
men pi* ,«e fur .-*>• w Into t**t*i.,
or w her <• ;* v **, i » lack '*» r* * n
p**rate
KlVe *©»; *, H *,(J, W ill prOV.d*
a soldier in h*i-i i *ren*-h or pri
on camp wiM* n < *#pv of th* new
tesi«m» ru Th* gift nf the
Bible sir ml di Iribofed wa* mad
i“ -it*;, u; on' - y«tti*»n* r« *» v I
from s -,i,t. It..pi fiiolar- an*
adult In th* United tftaf#*
DETROIT TIMES
CHURCH NOTE;
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1 : V J. . ; • * . rr| • . 1 .: tMf
O *• ' I.• Rev.
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M*-*' ' ** ' whl'b *r.r F.ev
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' iitf-rnlriij s-rrv-.n trp;» f 's#
fiS i UI 4*s:' 'ft *b e #*-•' *’. I tg
tif.nai Th»re will he no evening •*-.
V; r f
e-s» v Pond fir.fflth* ©
p:** t «* *n »erv ce® in th“ *Jr*> r *
!Uve- »v- flap* *t fr> at;hj*, *s ’!
Tr • r» *•• cah'*rc»..- 'fa e-\
va! »*■ 1 "Prii o r ' r rhe r*v'» t
“The }f*-"-hor who *ur-»d ♦> e
II >e • .. -r- e *h-rre In ».-t- '.*■
m r.©*r f'r*»‘ .-'erlan In «he m«-rf
na Tn* liev. tVlll!am Ueal >• *-•*
U D, w';i rr»irh
The n»v Jan-« Dav.s tfij. D e- 1
s * r*' .*».• 1 ft- *n * *
wtil occupy th* pu+t ft in th- It I ,*
sn*l Io». k Presh vter-wrt rri'-rn rg a I
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”T fev TN 1 -rt !<,* n»l- e, *■ *V* <
• p <'»r .i /.t w-.H j r*a, h a*
v **“ in • o ► .rat f r®*hy*e'la * n"•
. f th* pa’tor, r*-« j
c-pq A Van -*.
Th* J- v W J < 'lark * f XT. etr- .
© 1 . t.o'h *i -yl m ;r
North \v,).oiw*rd f'r* -ovrerlan f
w*> h to- lie v A’ If Vrav P
ls T>a*?or
fr: • - l. rrh nf f».;r Pat hrs
y-rs . Mat. fS* l!-. U I. :
n. i v on "Th. f-a* *< o r
a rlp'ttre
”' * * or ■ v*l-ni : * - . •*> t
people will La she Uf>fr«ir<K
•'•pf .0 tn* Fnrt'*» fit Pr» *li yI • -
».f »h' ' f) „ it««. J. M 11, rk!
j.a»f*»r
Th* Itev. Arthur '*4- ba,i
W ©t * Las . Jf/nn . v. •• ;r - , -,t !
I. th «r | ir ■ . ir . »h- * lift' J*f. 4 y. I
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• ii II t .f«> .
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The R. v lies .. W ,r* f\ ~ I ,t ,
Bund tag prriv wilt ►!.• ik t. M,su..,ir,.
H a .r, ©ii/ii r, TM-arnaii vt- - t
Th. vmy In*- •* - t- ■ , a, t ; . .
t.a rv-turtle «tli)oi <>f tha flat I. t.
I•;it ■ r,d pastor
Th. i,toini | < n- f '*,* . <,At ■ ' ' »»
“H/il' ©-.fi'lay 4>i*t r tntr -I or W|»
t :-• •
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"Him «h t|j f n #*hr'»* > i * . rt f.
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' 1 1 Itw rn T J©*| >l v » !,! |i - • i tha
mrn » tn *h- TeW.j-i*r--
by ter:in
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'• t will Th- lame r • • * ** m
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Htereoptl >.n f 'ur *' w r»tr re
« e*i4 *-..r 'll’ *1 - «n I
■-oithern Ai'a •* * t - , ,ur, s jnA tv
-ventng In t e i>-.»(, ri Met I »t
Th-s« uicture* s• f» ott* finn, V«v
Y,,rk r>r ft.'* * r ,»v . , T'e
r>4©tor will e*p;.i n *j r .i r ;*• • Ife
sill fi»» h In »*• •• irmrrnj *r» Find,
i g Lr lo - tng
M!*e Mary Al|*n if V-w York * ity.
will speak I® tq ii .rn.n.; n If k-h-r
r heugtit hat! o a*. ' Ifv
g. YllSe Ajlet. rnesr.tge ja f (ir*at
r-Hflth ami tr . Th*- >t* n'n#
ism In “Con 1 ; , t:*ing w'
d/aa Allen wilt e*lut t op-m M n
it '-r-n r # * ! •* n he - ore ,iiu» i
4-h evening ft * v .p w. * k w.'h the
('•ptlon <-f Tnur-d.-ty
MffJreg* r n ’ tut • -v « 'or the
we-k will I.- as toll*, we" Honda'*,
p*nk •i. i*’ It Vi r,n ilon-l.t-. r*-r *
p*lc> n ph-tur* it. an*! t. t-.
■ri y M * fl i*,| ,• 1 r t. _•• r
I'inti, et>-ik*r, fh* i». v *i W.
|. a, Clinton--! v*-. lUpiMt. VV'. -l.ii*
','ilsrn \V< tn. - 'av ->■ i -ee. V
* Ml) led b> Mr <* i: rati, ii 1 tr«.|*r
... ,k* r. th« I 'r M*.rn*-r Ft lf.i« i*r
. i .
«»* ( n# * Friday speaker rt.a
v Yf I,** 'lrani. ►’• r * * ,iHr-•
k•' onal • ho*- i.. ",(,**>r ifre H f
,-r and Haturday, Get t-g-ther"
;r,» eflng
M \ N, 50, FIGHTS
OFF HIGHWAYMEN I
John Wil ( *»ri f,O years old, of No j
J!ls Russell at r*-port*-d to th. poi
,co the -t* '«• /r ‘('l>.id him
ir»d attenipled u, tn), f <# f jjla
w, n aod pf/"k» Ii»*»ok <»n Hhl®a **t
n®4r J#*fT«*rson-iv» '.ir T e B.Murilay
Oiornifig. lie raid In fought th* Ml
oft until Mvrh! pa.- it h -aw th
fighl and (he N**rro» > fi« and ll© war
Mtk* n to !| n city f»c©ivlng ht.apif il
w/i*re scvral minor m's on hi
fa»* and rh'iuidfra wer® dr'aa»*d
• rlr.lir.ir—the pi old neat kin* that
Is rlakl—f loir s i,,i, lopi.— Wain •»»*»
FERRY BAPTIST
CHURCH SOLD
AS SYNAGOGUE
Tl ■■ r* ••' .iv*> it.vi »-hurt It,
w : eh tsa> un i lor -« many >« »r • at
i y i\. and llh ttnga *t , has sold
it" uildltu. for a J«**»*h *) nMgugtie.
and «ill give posmeaMon on Si pt 1.
I nfi! ihr ne* building l* rrected
•4 la»st (Irand hlvd . near Boaubion,
orvirrs u ill b«* bold In th«* C)«ld Fob
!<«* hall. Brush and IW»thuno-#tA
Special fan-well to-n Ice* will bo hold
Sunday, Aug 27 morning and r»#
r ng
If »as docldod last Sunday by the
r nr. pro gallon that tho church's name
■’l *-aftrr should ho rl • Maranatha
Baptist church of IV’.rott
Paator Hur'.et* will preach I; tho
morning on "V Test and Trumph of
tlrac* " and In tho eventug on lav
mg at tho inmost '
I'liatlsc—tkf pint** aeat kind— thnt
l« rlsht—Tims* J«k llrpl Main 4.YJ11
n \ r mt
Woodward Avenue Baptist
Church
Coiner Winder
Or. E. V. Mullins.
Louisville, Ky.
taf '' a m 'The IV»rl <*f
t.« r•> a * I’r ic f
7 7 p •” p^rtunlfi*'s ,n ’S''
t >
Graded Bible School meets
at 11:15.
BtHtvT
first Baptist Church
W t’::v*r«'. .<4V-'»
We* I hontit* J. V tiler*. l» II
|’it»i*«r
• v i’h r>
*• V \ 1 ,* !; •■: t'K't ll' 30
, , . '»rvip»<
Hu*ii«r
fi rr> -a» 1 •• *• ••• st
<' • * ; H'ir -
\ f/. . nnU Tuntnph
• ‘ . ' It • I*t
m \i* n*■ i
first I !\i\ t \venue Baptist
< i>n m:ii or \ i iirny i
’ • • r. >1 V hit- ’ . *.*r
i; r <• -* J 5 ;-« .* >
.. 1 .* n* * » of •<
•tv r > »u
--'i • !l . lit •. I > 'b l’
I* .f I * I
Fotu *e< nth Vventie Baptist
-* fa
iti.v w v tji ouini.ri >
I’P tin*
r.f r»x
• - > :•>• L \ ; .rl.! V. "f
t I. »«r* M ",ii- ■
* iiin >; it \
Woodward Av<*. Christian
Church
W v(i- in 1 ’<,-*.':‘h:ne
’ •.!.•*> ; i \i:. it. ; i«: e
u r i -T [. |\,r?.^
r.
•e 'P VI !►! Wife
t 11111*11 tV.
Christian Church
Grand Uf.*i n'-l Allendale.
r 1 \ iITH ( B. M.n **»r
rn The lT'irr>'*’ ■ n <*f
• P fa > s,f .in. *> f
I Kv .ng* it»m
< IIHO II yv
Central Christian Church
~ < • n' 1 iv. and l-edyard-'d.
II V> VU. Min -r
T>.« •’. ,rn # •• • '.f i
fi'rii" i»n« , e "
! uo..n M.r ley <*eri*.«,|.
Fr- rn Hhrph- rd
t h . rt r
< nyi.iiKi.» j io> »*.
Congregational
(Air Church
■ Won'ward and
J. Pereival
Huget
Mtnl»‘er
Speaker
HHV, 0411 y Ul-Bkv tTHIV*.
Sutijeet. “The l.airf and the
Hea«t "
So KefanriK S^rvlcu.
trial m* U.
St. John's Episcopal
Wm da irl eve end H!Kh>*t.
A Iff'UP* wf I re>*r for All People.
H»r ev« y ley ? a m
*n<l 11 a m . 7 >i p in. and every
.Vedneatlfc) at 7 .0 p. m. In the
I
trim Itrtu
Ir» '.,e»r«e . r in* re hi t fTownri
• • l 14f h HumUjrh. 10 70 a m end
7 J‘i i» 1,. M ly communion, aerond
ai I fourth Sundays. I» 70 am,
ort-r undny* * a m Sunday
n
IVI KH N I I l«#% 01, mill t a • • in:\ I V
tut. r. r. w»i»t
wdl yj '-k to ttie fnt'-rn .tt rial
fft.le S*rjd»r.in et O t S Temp «.
♦ 7 A I* 1 *»n<irlne «ve W it .7 p m .
.fi T’e Iter*' m end th* <if
f«*rln*
AI»o l» lure if *i p m.
*'H* free no r-ollectlon
47 IT HrtiiieT
fiiand Uiyrr M. E, Church
C's flrari'l fflv'r end Vf>-<liaw
Iter I rnnk tnefer I’llehe l l,
I'etlnT,
•V he. i« er.d *• ptfit."
"Are \ i t'ajlna Tour
)• .ii e ' ’
M. • * < .•’ rt ru<|e (Klteh |e the so
l«.l«f t"i t".|H »e r V|ee«
SATURDAY, At T GUST 19, IDI C •
mi: riIOIM«*T.
Simpson Tabernacle M. E.
i.rantl Hlter aad Ma**
K. I). OIMOM). ra-ior
tt a n» Be* t»aa,• War<l of
the Siiiul.o parr*, will ptev li
7 " p m The Way Ini'. th«‘
KinK*t«*m '
MtIIIOIMBT.
—. i. .1. <-
Camphell-ave. Meikmilx Pun
nlna l>llo. pastor 10.3 1 i m
"BUI* Sunday an.i the «’,.m na
I'amptign ' 7 41* |* m "Jesus
Kno, Mna "
MK rillilllM.
JelTerawn-ase. Methwdlat, < ortl.M
Merits.rouich l‘«.«|or. t>r M Krl
loi. Alornlna. t| "i’|v Service
the Tv «.f Man Required f.. r
May or
sn rHtlllin
* aee-ase. 41 t. Vines M.i> wood,
mmlater |o to I>r Joshua Htan
held. of the M"ru|lan »l M h:
irch Jn a- ,i: •* *. ' i .
Th» Parsers o| Middle 1.l f,
MHI it tt 11 mi
North Woodward Methodist
Episcopal ('hurch
44 o.xl ward and 4|elb«arae.
M. S. Rice
Preacher
I'd an» 1 Fill f\ t 'Sill P ‘
* i m Kt At. *••a •! ‘NTs’*
All Scats Five.
Quartette Choir
4|K 11(1*1)1 *T,
Kuno-lle. 41 I: ,
■* r ti Win ’ I’.u Iniei. I > l. ,
m! n; .• *e r ■.■ * .n. • l* j <ia r! an ■ 1
Hti'je. t Ju m ;n Burden |.e.*r-
K >ll le.-l ’ j, in 'An I !
* • ’ (is ' W e a i
a) • ■ i ** r tli ;> ** it It ii «
»'..n a
Mr i imm*T.
Preston Methodi>t Epi>copal
Chut eh
'r ’ -f . ! ft.l i .ill i-rt- r -at*
KIM. I) lift %< 11. Pulsr.
t# 7" u o' F' *• ; is* »r p e i he*
7Te j u. *' t ere. pt. <• on lures
v> • • |.dll r - In
' i > , '. ■ >->l 1»; she ps »l »
Ml. I 11111)1*. |.
Central Methodist
Wooftwai (1 and Adams
H 1.0.‘ 'er Smith, Preavher
m "Th* !.<•*•• or (Pal 1
: m "tV k *l ■ ’ >i- t'lf-
TV • •» s-it i* ->st- r n
I r • r • re i *a y * * om
r* ip’e
GOOD MCSIC
\ COO!. ('HURCH
A WARM WELCOME
rnr.am i> nu 4.
\\e**tmin>ter Presbyterian
< hurch
tor. Woodward and I’arsons
Rev. \\ iliiam Beal Gantz,
D. 1).. Mini trr
4 1 ■n • .' ‘ * f 1 * r Wf
•*'<t .it,.''*
■ . f 'a I*l 1 1 h «. T~....| ■ n
■ re* " w ' mi.in ni w r• h p
. ■r v 1 ■ r 'H fl»
•f <' 1 4 ; i|«t f
•*rf*»hi rrttMV.
Trumbull Avenue
Presbyterian Church
It Jf’iUiiU l»r Ir *rd and <i.l, Kivei
Raymond McD. Huston.
sllli *t e r
Services: H>:MO a. m. and
7 :’.n p. ni.
Mi.i. M VI I’r'ii'k- i re. , i -f
4 l»t . .1 < • i-f v Ini.*. \l n » II
bdiver ti • m 'n'n* and evening
lerrn.'ns
. Bibb huul ,»• no .n
4n nviiatb ri »»• and a udi
fur' *ll
PRCARt I Kill Ah.
Central Presbyterian Church
I «r. t.rnnd liber and Sernad-a« e*.
Rev. Hugh Jack, I). D.
n*r«H.
10:30—Arthur f». Flailry,
l). I). of Winnebago, Minn..
"Life s (‘enter.” 7:30 -“The
Consciou>n*sH of God.”
A cordial invitation to these i
services
I’HRvRt I I’.ltl 4 4
Highland Park Presbyterian
f 111 IK II
’r>rn*-r W.ndw. I n<| f > u*tlfind
B« v .!■<me* [i Mi< 1 1 .na ! I r *«t'»r
'1 ’ m ibKubir m .rnin« «er
vi* e.
*7vanln* *ervl< e
f !• Ma*-1 **>n* Id will
Pi • i* h
V. M C. A.
umn e r Hqndv lf.,qr Hpetker. )
J. A. JOHNSTON.
Oi h* *lr« Coni'rt. 7 .70 p m
Mini Mu* Meeting, .7 .70 p m j
*>n f*lnb 4 p m
• *''*ll,l we|. ..*,,*> 1., all men
V. W. K. s.
V. W. (’. A. \ esper Service
atv; 20 t 30 r M„
I,*-* de r,
mips ottt'Tnrnr: vint.
Rfilolat,
mihh r*rmfa MKrtnKi.is
riiisin i l itll4.
North Woodward Avenue
Presbyterian Church
U 1*111141)111*1(14
Dr. \\ r . H. Wray Boyle,
Minister
Sermons by
Rev. W. J. Clark, D. D.
of Montreal
at 10:3m a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
I'RPARITVHUI.
Firs! Presbyterian Church
44 ***>.l** n* *l-n* r. nntl I iilmuiiil-pi.
Rev. Joseph A Vance, D. D.
i’ASToa
1 0 30 * m R#v Rnbvrt John
i >n. I» I* f V|<'ntr* »l, **i»n*<la
' *' |i *n Tte\ Rut., rt !*>hn
*«l n l* !>, it ii*'ntr r al. '**fi*'ta.
ritiMit Tr.m 4 7.
Forer t \% enue Presbj terian
Church
Hr:4. j. 4i ii4MKi.i:4, l». n„
K r.'*t nml S*.i *«nd•*»v«**
1 ■ ■ ~ in I’hi- 1 ’rev*l- nt
l\iwe, ..( s W III. II*I. IV 1 plr by
fl« v i M B<’ lit,'*
17 1. | m >ii ixl.t * ... .>**l.
So • ■ ••!I tl k nrrvn e.
rnisn i rr::»i t hi,
'
Fort Street Presbyterian
Church
Foil and third-ala.
Edward H. Pence, Pastor.
I m :30; Sermon !>y the
pastor.
7:30: Sermon by the pas
tor.
I’ltlSlM TKRI A V.
Jefferson Avenue
Presbyterian Church
RKV. J F FtTSCHKN. JR..
i'Mlor
10:15 a. m.~ Church of
Tomorrow. Leader. Mtsa
Mabel Wertz. “How Should
a Christian Be Different
From Others?"
II a. m.—Rev. Wm. T.
.Taquesv. D. D. will preach.
I p. m.--Service at Chal
mer> plant.
i
I*4 4 4fH l*ru MIIRTtV;«
lent Meetings.
Hamilton Boulevard, V\ebb
and Tuxedo. Sunday Night.
t -n t’»• nutt* 1' ' "It*
>• i »rihrnv ff * I’l in
1v „ ' u in I Vr»i>»rtiv„ ’*
•• id *• * 1 •• tt. v< iatlon next
w .'-k >*•. > pti or
fr ■ -;.'-ti,l an »v,n
tn u .'fd.il <*.*!<.'**»
)’■ *i• —i .t» S'nola »nd N^wbold
i'KIIIHTI 44 41 ir.M K
r ■
First Church of Christ,
Scientist 4r. ui .* A*«il*<>rlum.
’ Vv 0.-dvi »rd A Htlmaoß
Second Church of Christ,
Scientist, *• 1 ;* r ,? nM •
Third Church of Christ,
• i* ot- 1 w .*d« I .4 K' nil th
*
>l7RVi‘*4 i’ I * a tq -iurnlajri
,«nd H j, m Wi'lii'-tnv* S'o
*-vp*i n*r •►rvl'*** und Sanduy
nhiMil diinnu Au*u*t
FUCK BKADINO ROOM 7th ft or
Ti-h'-r Xr-Hl* 3I'J-3*>l \V,.*.d
**»rd Av«*niii o|*»n frr.rp *) 4
m t V p in \f' .ln*' dii* tn (
l* in Hunddv ' and Holiday*
from 2 30 to u p rn
111 <» 11 left a iiti 1 (.iit.
Higher Thought flail
So*. Id- 11, 3ld 44 tindnarl
Ml*-* 414114 4 1.1.1 CV.
•it 4n, 4 nrk 1 It y,
1. 14 n Ind I.nvlng *’
•' <1 rn >• *•<! 1 Mon* )."
41'- Allon '.I 1 . in <*nn*trin tlv*
I vltm ' (•'ti* Mon . * i« m Thu* -i.
; i’ it < In Self Hi-aiing.
■I ’> . 1 - Mt. I'ndi I** nod i'V
■i" in .• it Mtwfler Hotel, * p
•In lit th*- •Jim*' Ml** Nfiiv
4 11- •
>4I.FM 1441.1.
Salem Hall
r*-.r I'rrry tnd nrooklyn-avea
Sun'll*. 7 20 p rn ()<i»p*l m**t
■• « Mi B 1 t 1 In
ind Indln ' n• r.« I Mi**lnn
Tit' In • . i t* p m I’rajrer
rrv • tln^'
I hi. 1 "In > 7 4.3 p m. Bible
rendltiß
i Mvr.n* 41.1J1T
Church of Our Father
4 414 KRRAI.IAT
I••• nod Fnreat.u, e*.
Willis A. Moore, D. D.
l*» tor.
W« bellevi iu tin I’nlVi r*«| F«tl4.
erhfod nf Ond
10 a. m.—Sunday school.
1! a. in.—" The tost of In
spired Scripture" by Rev. VV.
L. Gibbs, of Concord, Mich.
Soloist Mr. Ryan, Bari
tone Soloist.

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