The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WOK II II LlVlNO
a tsxicab going west ON ChampIain-
St, crashed into the rsiirond gatcs
at Dequindre-st.. at 80 O'Clock Mon
day morning, smashing the gates,
which lad ueen let down to cover
the approach OF train. The driver
OF the machine drove rapidly away
before the number could De optaiheu'
large Number of people aligned mens-
bership cards for the Churchmen's
Federation Sunday. about 40 churehes
now bein. represented on It's mem
bership list. IL Is expected 10 m
crease its voting strength To 10000
and make the federation an import
ant factor In city and county gov
eminent
fn thu apartment Of Mrs. VI. ssnrnaru,
AT No. 500 Grand River-ave. SUNDAY
night. Mrs. Starnard was burned
about the hands while eXtinguishinS
the biaze-Sne was niling the stove
with gasoline when the explosion &C
Cured, The damage Will amount 10
only about $40.
Charles w. PickeIi addressed the News
boys association, sunday nlght on
the subject. Using ON. Talents.
Mabel Torrey amused the boys win
her character sketches, ana the fhl
estine Apollo club contributed sew
eral numbers. Mr.. Pickclis address
was full OF sound. PRACTICAL ADVICE
and was much enjoyed.
l.. T.. Coe. a molder from Cleveland, FELL
while trying 40 board Northwest,
ern car al Plymouth-rd. and Grand
River sunday afternoon, his ielt
foot going under wheel. he was
placed an the car ana taken 10 me
office Of Or. X. e. Burt. who found
81 necessary TO amputate the great
toe Cole was later sent TO ksd
Cross hospital.
! sAbe" Mckennon. of NO. 333 Cong ress-
~. east. took nm ley bath In the river
at o'clock Sunday morning: out was
rescued by some quick work on tue
tyf.t fgh
Biier and Patrolman Bateham. Nc
kennon had been ordered away from
the dock at ! 3,clock, but , reta aa 81
Mary's hospital. but was little the
worse for his experience
Clara Co,erdiii, aged nine years, Of No.
S72 Champ inst. was attacked ny
bull dog while playing on the
street. Sunday. and was severely bit.
ten on the leg. The little girl iousn.
with the dog pounding II with her
little fists until men kicked the AMI
nal away. Then she walked home
with the blood flowing from the
wound. The physician called docs
not anticipate serious results
George wallace. formerly deputy In
the United states marshni's Office
and later connected with the county
treasurer's office died, sunday after =
noon aged %. In his home No. 81
Selden-ave. The funeral will take
place Wednesday afternoon from the
residence. and interment VIII be In
Woodmere. Mr. Wallace is survived
by his widow and hve Children en-
George. Bruce, Allan f.. Isabella ana
Jeanette
!, Hugh Chalmers. president of the De-
49, troif- Chalmers Automobile Co.. and
former general manager OF the Ma
tional Cash Register Co. OF Dayton.
o. was the guest OF honor at the
weekly luncheon OF the Adcrat club
In the Hotel fuller. Saturday. hr.
Chalmers said that manufacturing ~
10 per cent OF the business selling;
90 Most people ne se hn, s sncsssa
not because OF brains. out because
they are workers.
With the aid OF an x-ray machine, u
WAS discovered, sunday, that Attor,
Jefrerson-ave.. sustained a dtslocation
= OF the shoulder when ne ieii from a
car six weeks ago. Mr.. wilkins mas
| accident lie did not think his injury
was serious at first but the con,
tinued and increasing pain caused
him to have a thorough examination
| made II will he several weeks be-
fore he can leave his home.
Cutting Ice by senrchiighf !. nm mao
yatton In which the Detroit. Belle
Isla & Windsor Ferry Co. is just now
engaged on Peeche Island. the prop
erty the company has acquired up
river. Viewed from across the rive.
with the workmen appearing before
the background OF the great light
beam thrown on the main canal or
the island, the sight Is most pic
turesque. The ice is being cut Tor
Bots Blanc island. whittier 1t is trans
Good prices were received by Sae city
for the bonds sold, saturday, by the
controller. aithousn the sinking Iuhd
chaser All out 5000 OF the 100000
issue OF school bonds was SOLD to the
sinking fund. +. B. Rayl & Co; bid
ding S5.225 FOR these. ~ w Halsey
A Co. Chicago. bought S15.OOO OF
sewer bonds. Peter Easterly. Chelsea
Mich. bought $1,000 and the sinking
fund commission purchased $4,000
worth. The total premium received
on the $4,000 OF bonds was
Sis.422s7.
Trunnt Offccr. plies nnd Groxsman In
nugurHtcd "a system of police syrveil-
lance over the different messenger
services OF the city, sunday. when
they made the rounds OF the offices,
and found some conditions worth
watching. One boy. under - years
OF age was told TO go back to school,
or be regarded as a truant. Ia an
other office, the police found num-
Der OF young boys regalins them
selves from bottles OF beer. Capt
Baker has ordered Precinct Detec-
tives Wilson and Black to make reg
ular trips TO the different services.
when one of the roomers in the house
ut No. 2O4 West Jenerson-nve. saw
Oscar Sandstrom hanging by his toes
from the transom Of room occupied
by Fred Hill and John Crump. he
thought IL was merely little mon
key business" and paid no attention
10 Il. But he recalled the perform
ance when Hill and Crump COM
plained that $3.50 had been taken
from their trousers pockets, which
were in easy reach OF the door for
one who willing To make a
pendulum out OF himself. sand
strom was arrested by Patrolman
Isham.
DR.. Lee =. McCoiiestcr denied the ex-
istence of nm endless hell I'm his SER
mon IN the Church of our Father,
Sunday morning. Endless hell IL
unthinkable," he said, and not con-
sistent with the doctrine or a good
God. Ii is unreasonable that an
eternal father should send his chill
dren TO All endless hell FOR doing
what he had arranged they should do.
Endless hell Is not punishment. but
vengeance. IL would be as easy to
think OF a father whipping his chttd
90 death for some slight mlsdemea amor
as to think OF God Furnishing his emil
dren forever"
meeting OF the Wayne County sun
day school association wns held In
the chapel OF the First Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon. The prin-
cipal speaker the Rev. w. n.
Brown, OF Chicago. field secretary or
the missionary movement in the
west. who spoke OH methods or Sum
day school work The devotional
services were conducted by the Rev.
J. II. McGarvey. OF the North Christ .
ian church. The association Is MAX =
Ing plans for great educational
meeting to take place April 1917 I'm
the First United Presbyterian church.
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