The Detroit times., 1909-02-08

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Robert Rifcnberick. former engineer
with the Cleveland Electric railway
Co. Will probably soon be placed on
the stan OF tine II. l.. r. He went
through the traction hight In Cieve
Land. and his experience may be OF
benefit to the local company
l. Owing to Illness. Director Grifnth was
unable Ia speak in the Museum of
Art, sunday afternoon. Ills place
was taken by the assistant director.
Clyde IL. Burroughs, who spoke on
Memorial days in February. lie
compared Washington and Lincoln.
That socialism alone viii help ireland
was the statement OF James ton-
molly. labor leader OF Ireland, who
spoke in SchwankVvslys hall, sun
day lie deplored the appeals OF
some Irishmen for money 10 be sent
from the United states TO ireland.
declaring that the Irish question is
social rather than political.
Through the local \. Va. 4. A.. Detroit
is az have efficient employing ID
agency differing from those already
established here. None but reliable
persons are permitted 10 make APP
pIcatiOn. whether Tor work or lor
men. and no charge Is made the dp-
plicant unless a position is sScur' d.
The service. however ~ entFeiS l'SS
TO employer.
The children OF the Tabernacle Metho-
dist church, had charge OF the ser
Vices sunday afternoon, the young
people acting as ushcrs, forming the
choir and taking up the collection
The Rev. Nj. fearce preached the
sermon. About 100 children We're
present Hereafter, the service o.
the first Sunday OF every month viii
be devoted To the children.
The cas-" OF Col. T.. IL. MYERS against
hi
has been in progress before Judge
Murphy for two weeks. vii! be re-
sumed again Thursday morning. ON
Monday. Judge Murphy heard divorce
l. cases Tuesday he viii make new
citizens. and Wednesday, Attorney
Weadock, who appears Tor MI kad-
ford, VIII be absent attending a wed
ding.
Hiram {. Goldberg was indorsed for
school Inspector Of the Twelfth ward
at the Organization OF the Twelfth
ward Republican committee. Satur-
day night. Milton Oakman was In
dorsed for county auditor. and chris
TOPPER r.. Stein for police justice. or
hcers OF the committee Tor the year
are: Chairman. Harry II. Wait. see
rotary. H. q. Gustafsson; treasurer
h +. Allen.
subject of nm address TO the news
boys by Fr. Charles L-insky assist
ant pastor OF 81: Aioysius ehurch.
and George Abbott sang several
numbers Miss Celia and Mr. sharpe
acting as accompanies, President
Dexter told the boys about the new
building Just finished for the Toledo
association. which cost 100000
The Rev. r. l.. KERN, ID. ID. who has
spent many years In japan. told of
missionary work in the fiowery king
dom. in the Church OF Our Father.
Sunday morning, the speaker saving
that he believed a new religion, SUP
shutting the Christian beilef Tor
idols viii take the place OF BUDDHISM
in Japan. In the evening, Dr. KERN
delivered an illustrated lecture on
Japan. as seen by the traveller
With the passage of the tnxicnb ordi-
nance, the cabmcn are beginning 20
prepare To discard their old rigs ana
40 In for the new kind. John SchultZ
has already passed up MS horse
driven rig FOR one that IS pushed oy
gasoline. and Bert Hunter has an
nounced that he will do likewise Ell
meT Case. IL rs said, VIII also put on
few wagons and the city hall
stand viii soon be surrounded by inc
smelly things.
The homes of Amos Hines, on Haltiner-
ave, River Rouge. and Peter Reich
81. at Burke and Delisle-sts.. In the
same village, were almost destroyed
by fire sunday afternoon. The hre
in the Hines home started at |
o'clock, and that in the Reichel home
at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Hines was serious
" injured. Saturday while AT work
I'm the Great Lakes Engineering
works. when a piece OF steel struck
him In the eye. lie Is AT west olde
hospital.
A. A. short, of Los Angeles. who In IA
guest ut the fuller. treats nv n joke
tie war scare between Japan and
the United states. and declares that
no Japanese army could invade AL AZ
fornia. 1T IS too sillt Tor consld-
Grafton" he said. The statemen1
that the Japs could land In Mexico
and March north into California, Is
preposterous They would have 10
march across an absolute desert ana
the country could easily handle any
force that could cross the desert
There appears 90 he doubt that an
attempt IL 10 be mnde tn round up
the Wayne delegation TO the lcgisla-
ture in an effort to get them 10 Work
for "A change In the state primary
law by which the advisory vote on
United States senator will be dropped
from the provisions or the bill. sen
ator John -. MacKay. who admits
that ne does not favor the PROPOSE
tion OF having such an advisory vote,
declares that the time 10 have fought
the matter ont was IN 1907. whei
the mater was up before.
A collection OF New England land
scnpes by Henry R. Poore nm ASSOC
ciate OF the National academy. Will
BE- shown i'm the Detroit Museum OF
Art during February. There are 30
pictures In all. embracing subjects on
autumn. winter and spring. Mr.
Poore studied with Peter Moran and
at the PENNSYLVANIA Academy OF Fine
Arts In Philadelphia. the National
Academy of Design In New York. and
with Luminais and Bouguercau In
Paris. The John DaCosta collection
will be on exhibition in "a few weeks.
The Rev. Robert ". Davidson. for near
~ six years pastor of the Warren
ave Baptist church. read his rcsig
nation Sunday morning to the con-
eregation. He has accepted call
To the First Baptist church OF Rock
ford III. \ meeting uf the church
board will he held soon 10 take &C
ton Mr. Davidson will probably
leave about the nrst or March TO take
IN his new work one OF the prin-
cipal reasons for leaving Detroit -
the fact that he viii be near Chi
cago and In a position 10 hnish
most graduate course in the Chicago
University. undertaken by him few
years ago.
Acting ON ~ beInted tip from mes
senger boy, detectives searched the
house al No 1j3 Beech-st. Sunday
ni9ht for Dutch" Miller. wanted
mere IN connection with the robbery
Of WRECKS Glove house. Jan. %. and
nv the authorities OF Calhoun county
for fur robbery in Athens They
found that Miller had left the house
"A couple OF days aRo. The messenger
how said ne had taken telegram
from Miller addressed To woman
in DunlSirk. ". Y. The message. the
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