Patriotic Meeting.

The army work of the Y. M. C. A. is meeting witb commendation on all sides. T6e boys at the front need the care of the association and weloome it gladly. On aooonnt of the flnancial demanda cuased by thiswork there will be a patriotio meeting at University hall Snnday evening in which all the ohnrches of the city will nnite. At this service a nnmber of prominent men will speak, their remarks being limited striotly to ten minutes eaob. JRev. Walter Hughaon, of Trinity Episoopal ohnrch, Detroit, Rev. J. W. Bradsbaw and Jadge V. H. Lane, of thia city, will be arnong the speakers. Prof. Stanley will preside at the big organ and appropriate mnsio will be fnrniahed. A free will offering for the Y. M. C. A. army woik will be taken. It is important that there be a good attendance at this meeting, and qaiok and sabstantial response to the financial needs of the work. Everybody invited to be present.