The Detroit times., 1910-12-12

which will be used for needed i'm
provements.
John A. Butch, . Iumberman Of Will
Transport, Pa, showered 30 much at
tention upon Mrs Ida McCailum.
widow, No IS Montcalm-st IT. east. that
he finally was locked up in the CEN
tral police station at her instiganon;
She declares that he has foiloWeu
her about from one city TO another.
She said that recently she gave hihh
$l3 and that he spent the money on
another woman.
81 some lines think that lawyers have
as little public sympathy as the
members of any profession In the
world, and are generally regarded ds
hard-hearted. unscruplous ana Iuil
OF greed and bitterness" said the
Rev. Maurice Il. Fixes. sunday even
ing. in the Woodward ave. Baptist
church. Some of the noblest Chris
tians the world has ever seen nave
been lawyers, and yet no men have
stronger temptation 10 sin. agnosc-
cism and materialism.
"The printing press In doing more To
educate our people I'm practical at
fairs than all our colleges and uni
Versities combined" said the Rev. r.
church Sunday morning. EThe
newspapers and magazines OF today
are the most far-reaching and inilu-
entail factors In our modern nfe'
But the religious journal has para
mount claim upon Christian people.
Every daily newspaper OF any size
should have special editor Tor re-
ligious news"
An Interesting program has been map
ped out by the Henry George assoc
citation for it's bi-weekly gatherings
in the Y. M. c. a. during the winter.
The meetings are held every other
Friday evening, preceded by lunch
IN one OF the small rooms OFT the
main dintngroom or the Y. NJ Z. a
One OF the members reads 2O-min-
ute paper which is foi low aub by
presented Bishop Williams Is
among the speakers announced for
the next three months.
Funeral services were held this after
noOn I'm the undertaking rooms of r.
g. Marshall. No. 246 Beaubien- st, for
Isaac Weldon. former member of the
Detroit police department, who died
Mich. He was ~ years old. As a
corporal. he served with the SIX
tecnth Michigan Volunteers through
the civil war. The following, chill
the Michigan Stove Co, living at No.
2<5 Mcclellan ave: Ira w. and Hugh
H., No 258 Putnam-ave.. and Mrs. ii.
o. Dale. No. All Seyburn-avs
Taking for his subject, ..rhe hu.aor
snd rsp.rtee Of Je.us," the Rev; Lee
s. McCollester. of the Church OF Our
Father. Sunday morning, said 1T
is no detractton from the character
trIbuted to Him He showed q de
cided sense OF humor and gift for
repartss." The Bible bears out the
claim that He excelled In repartee.
answer a question. formed to embar-
rass Him. by a return query which
30 embarrassed His questioners as
to make them forget their question.
ward, formerly secretary 20 Mayor
Codd. has been elected general man
ager OF the Akron Water Co, which
furnishes the rubber towns entire
resentative OF the Berry estate.
which owns the majority OF the stock
and bonds OF the. company. Lodge
has a delicate task on his hands, az
the company's franchise has expired,
and the people have voted In favor
of having municipal water plant.
The citizens have power to build a
new plant or take over the OLD la,; one >;
toward the company. 1t will be Mr.
Lodges work TO iron out the difficult
ties He will retain his residence
here and his seat In the council.
the aisle OF this church tonight
would proudly admit him to mem
bership.' declared the Rev: F. d.
Leete; sunday evening; IN the Cen EN-
recent utterances OF the famous in
ventor on religion and the subso-
Quent severe criticisms OF these ut
terances Personal acquaintance
with many professors in leading col
Ieges has taught me that a man may
know q great deal about chemistry
and be woefully ignorant of history.
and great scientist may have but
tiers Christianity does not fall with
the unbclief OF one man. Ii i'll be-
comes any Of us to find fault with
the faith of others Jesus did not
shut men who lacked faith out OF
His company. Thomas, the doubter,
He made an apostle"