The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-17

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The North woodward Baptfst church.
ai Woodward aud Pisgr-e-aves.. wns
formally opened\ Sunday with ser.
vices which began at . o'clock ana
continued practically all day Joa
seph W. Powell. the brotherhood
man from Buffalo, preached at both
the morning aud evening services. as
well as at the childrcn's meeting al
$3.50 o'clock an the AFTERNOON and the
young peoples meeting at o'clock.
The Rev. Thomas W. Young, pastor.
also spoke at all the services. Dur
ing the day. 10000 was pledged to-
ward the cost OF the new building,
ana brotherhood of o5 members
formed OF which ". B. Ackley was
chosen president.
Although the Warner-Cramtoa saloon
regulation bill In not yea law, there
~ - already some doubt as To Its mean
ing. The section In question Is the
one providing that no new saloons
shall be opened In any locality where
there are now saloons in "A ratio OF
more than one To 500 people. This
raises the point rs 10 when u saloon
Is put OUT OF business under the law.
1t Is recognized that II license Is
Cancelled because OF law breaking.
the place goes out OF being as a sa :
loon. But what happens when sa =
loonkeeper retires or dies is Still TO
be determined. The courts must de-
eide whether the landlord OF the
place can then rent IL for saloon
purposes to another person.
The Presbyterian churches Of Detroit
Will celebrate the four hundredt h
anniversary OF the birth OF John cai-
vim. Sunday. May IS. i'm accordance
with the recommendation OF IN.
Presbyterian .asscmbly and various
subordinate bodies. In connection
with the celebration. collections win
be taken up for the benefit OF the
Calvin monument fund. which is 10
provide for the erection or u statue
TO calvin In Geneva. The Rev. ID. /.
SKaf 4. sla.sa ~ 81 -
terian church, VIII preach sunday
morning on "CalyInism. Its Distinc.
tive characteristics" and I'm the even
ing there VIII be three l2.minutc All =
dresses by Robert Nc Kinnell. John
j. Robertson and Warren r. Bunk =
erhon.
There nrc wemen who spend time lis
tening 90 or delivering lectures ON
How to run a Kitchen. but who, |
imagine. think the hest way is TO run
awaySfrom il. said the Rev. r. Walk
er Malcolm. In -. Andrews Presby-
terrain church. sunday evening, in the
people on Model Folk" his topic be-
ing. A Model Wife" "If those who
prepare the food OF the world decide
the health Of the world" continued
the speaker how necessary that the
girls besides taking music lessons.
painting, Latin and French. take les
sons in dough A model wife will
be christian and the unbelieving
believing wife" "A Model Husband"
will be the theme for next Sunday
evening
In an address nj the twentieth ami
league in the North Woodward Epis-
Copal church. Sunday night, Bishop
Joseph Berry said that money giving
to church work ~ the pest invest,
churches and church work Were
eradlcated from the city OF Detroit
there is no doubt that within year
social conditions would reach such a
low moral ebb that no self-respect-
ing citizen would live In the COM
munity." declared the bishop. The
cost OF the police force and the fire
protection would double. and the tax
rate would be proportionately high
cr. the men who give money to
churches and for the support of pas
tors should look on the investment
side OF affairs"
name was not obtained by the police.
was nearly moboed by crowd OF in
dignant passengers, Sunday after
noon. for. his rough treatment ~
ave. who was pushed off tho car
after warm argument with thc
fare-taker The other passengers.
declaring the conductor had knock a
Crib down and ched him in tho
head. were swarming about the con-
ductor when Patrolrcn Gerold ana
kort OF the Hunt-st station. .p-
pearcd. Meanwhile. the Detroit ain-
Sabulance- had been called for Crihb,
who was bleeding from cut in
hlcted when his head struck the
pavement. DR.. Charles w KLagEs.
of No. 1860 Gratio,-dvc.. took six
stitches In the wound, ana tri5ts
was taken 10 his nome by the oificcrV.
A determined hRht IL 10 be made I'm
Lansing by the st. Clair Flats Pro-
tcctive association composed OF resi-
dents OF the st. Clair delta. to secure
the passage OF the bill giving title
from the state to- the lands now occu-
pied at the Flats. They will battle to
Kill the bill presented in opposition.
which would lease the lands for i've
year periods. thus forcing people who
have built homes To pay large rem
tai To protect their property. The
protective association was formed In
meeting held Saturday evening In
the office OF George T.. Monaghan
and the defense committee consists
of Joseph w. Sabine, Frank j. Web
er. Albert Strailow and stephen
Bowling. There are nearly 900 land
holders at the Flats. many OF whom
live there all the year around, while
others spend only summer vacations
there. Some bill must be passed by
the legislature as. otherwise, the at
torney- general Will start suit within
two weeks to GUST every cottager.