The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-29

Museum OF Art the following two
Sundays.
The body OF a male tsfaut was found
la the front yard OF the house NJ ~
ternoon. A postmortem revealed thal
the child was still-born.
Dr. George "a. sherman, Socialist can
dtdate Cor school Inspector In the
IN Ninth ward. VIII speak AT mass
meeting In the hall at Holcomb and
Lorman-sts,, I'm the Seventeenth ware,
Wednesday evening Ills subject VIII
be- Why Voters Should support the
Socialist CandidatesT
The Rev. Lee n. McColiester. of the
Church of Our Father, In his talk be-
fore the members OF the Adcratt CLUB
In the Hotel fuller. Saturday, SAID
that the day IL coming when there
will be business manager for every
church: that the day % the specialist
IN church work Is coming.
w. u. strung, speaking to the business
Mems club In the First Congrega-
tlonal church Sunday noon, on The
Church As Social Factor" paid
high tribute To the positive and per-
meating influence OF the church In all
schemes OF human betterment. In
the discussion that followed the
sentiment was I'm favor OF the church
confining itself to inspirational work
aud steering clear OF political, civic
and industrial agitations.
"It In not well that n natural monopoly
corporation" declared Attorney
Henry G. L. Forler In his address on
Municipal Ownership" In the North
He argued that another franchise at
this time would be only postponing
a settlement. while municipal own.
ership would be a settlement Tor all
time and assure service at nearly
cost He blamed public service cor
porations for corruption In municipal
service.
Mrs. Naomi Ann stewart died sunday,
In the family home. No. los Goodw In
To heart disease. brought on by an
attack OF rheumatism ten years ago
Mrs. stewart was born In England Of
years ago. but moved to Berlin. ont,
with her parents when only two
years of age. She has lived in De-
trolt 80 years. Besides her husband,
she is survived by three sisters, ono
brother, four daughters and two
sons. Tho funeral viii take place
Tuesday afternoon from the house.
intorment will be In Woodmere GEM
etery.
The Rev. Austin w. Mann, general
the deaf-mutes OF Detroit and neigh
borhood. Friday. April 2, at 1880 D. m,
in Ephphatha mission, in the chapel
he will be with Bishop Mccormick
OF western Michigan. at the con-
firmation or deaf mufes In ST.
Iukes church. Kalamazoo. In the
evening. Mr.. Mann will be with the
deaf -mutes OF Battle Creek In st.
Thomas church. on Monday. April
5, at 1880 y. m. service Will be
held for the silent folk" OF Lansing
and neighborlng towns
The Rev. william byron FOrbusIi, of
the WOodvnrd-ave. Congregational
church. In his sermon Sunday morn
ing, discussed at length the problem
OF young women victims OF the cheap
hotels and lodging houses. He sug-
gested that woman be employed by
the Juvenile court to spend her time
In the homes of the most forlorn and
close to the lives OF the young who
need her guidance. Her business.
he said. should be not so much to
reclaim the fallen or 10 stand be-
tween the Judge and the sentence. az
to Inspire the lives OF the girls with
purpose, to protect them from be-
trayers. and to ooen for them the
doorways into womanly living"