The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-23
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

suur, NO. ~ Lafnyette-bIvd.,
reported 60 the police, Monday, Ihnf
man who was employed a. MIA
place or business robbed the cash
drawer OF s25. He doesn't know the
yrtls Price, No. 247 RandoIUh-.t "a
ported 10 the police, Sundny' 1hn1 he.
switch OF blond tresses had been
htoien from her room She susDccts
George sumlok. No, 725 Theodore ST.
einct station on suspicion.
20 buxn, nine years old, No. 7nO
Awehty-thlfd-st was run down 81
bakery wagon, Sunday afternoun.
AZ ho9seVelt-ave. and Myrtle-s st, and
No 40 Goldner-st, drove the wagon
DR.. George +. Meyer No. 365 HarrI-
son-ave', attended the boy.
me. Kirby, president of the buiIdinr,
tfnaes department OF the American
Federation OF Labor, and General orr
Sanlzers Kline and Sullivan, will be
the guests OF the local federation IN
= 5sor mass meeting, Monday evening.
ing trades council will be the object
of the meeting
nirbnnks post, No. II, q. A. r., Will
hold Its annual memorial service for
eomraues, who died during the last
year In It's building on Grand River
ave Monday evening, May 80. At
torney James A. Murtha will deliver
the address OF the evening, and Mrs.
$. Ellis Hudson Will sing 1.-THE Beau
tiful Isle OF Somewhere" while the
veterans quartet will sing The Va
Icant Chair"
nag Urquahart,- who says he lives at
NO. McCalI-st., Toronto, was found
early Sunday morning, wandering
around Cadillac-sq. He told the po-
der years, Eddie Mcdonald. No 25L,
McCall-st, Toronto, had run away
from home. Young Urquahart is be-
ng held until his parents are heard
for his companion.
ose TO 10000 persons visited BcIIe
sic, sunday, the frst real summer
day OF the season. The boats. su-
means OF getting out to lake broezcs
pr wooded dells. were attacked NY
warns OF restless city folk. answer
ng the call OF the sunshine Sinai.
river craft were out in force, and Inc
avenues and boulevards were
hronged all day, and late into Tho
hight, by thousands
Jorge GressIer, 80 years old, No. AZ
Brcwster-st., was set upon by "a gnnE
pr men In the alley In the rear OF 40.
h6 Wilkins-st Sunday afternoon, and
badly beaten. lie retreated into the
barn OF Dr.. J. J. Joy, where he ~
Employed as a stable man. DR.. JOY
game To his assistance and drove the
men away, DIR. II. Peyton Johnson,
No. 2 AleXandrine-aye. west. dressed
number of cuts and set one of his
limbs, which had been thrown out OF
4 Joint.
ntraI High school students gave a
rletsr rendering, saturday evening,
pr Verdis masterpiece, I'll Trova-
Tore" in the school auditorium. Ali
but the third act Of the opera was
presented Mrs. George Preston Hyde
ook the part OF Leonora. Miss Is. H.
iaugh was Azucena; Miss Dorothy
Perkins played the part of Inez, faul
shleman was Paul Manrico, Ralph
FIERCE was Count di Luna, Harold
was Fernando. The chorus was MADE
FLUIDS.
Perc Marquette passenger train due
N Deirny from Grand Rapids at 10 80
struck an open switch near the Del
ray station Saturday night, and
mashed head-on into a freight tram
hat had been side-tracked TO allow
he passenger TO pass, The accident
said TO have been the fault or one
bf the brakemen on the freight train
who forget To close the switch. The
F passenger train had been brought at
most TO a stop and the damage WAS
Engines The passengers were badly
from their seats one man had mis-
hose broken by being thrown against
seat and another suffered broken
Id.
0dny where you viii not hear "a de-
hial OF the doctrine OF endless CNil
md affirmation of the hope of re-
Ptoration OF all souls to God togcth-
pr with ultimate and complete trl-
lmph Of good over EVIL In these
words, DIR. John Hunter, the famous
rongregationaltst preacher OF GIas-
gov. Scotland. addressed those wac
were present at the reception dC-
corded him at the Cadillac, Saturday.
DR.. Hunter is I'm this country making
rersalist churches. He declares that
Jniversalism, under other denomina-
ional names, is making great head
way in this country as wei as In mis-
n the Church OF Our Father, Sunday.
dsOn VI. Perry, an attorney living at
No. 2IO Twenty-hIth-st., has Just
completed a fast OF 80 days, during
! ter. and reduced his weight from 10
10 95 pounds. Perry is a vocal stu
y Dent. and has been troubled by ca
arrh. which he decided could be cured
+ |'by fasting. as he believes that over
batting is the cause of nearly all Ills.
During the first &c days OF the fast,
he was at his office daily; He says
3 no sensation of hunger, and 40
pains. as the result OF fasting. After
the twenty-siXth day of his fast. ne
but he says he did not feel Ill. RE
greatly emaciated, but declares
that he viii soon regain his normal
weight. and expects to be in better
'health than ever before.
ryices commemOrntIng the twenty
|n filth anniversary of the founding of
the parish OF the German Evangelical
Lutheran Holy Cross CHURCH, at Jo-
began Sunday and Will continue un-
I'll Tuesday night. The Holy Cross
parish is an outRrowth of the old
Salem parish which was organized
I'm 1864 Sunday morning a sermon
was preached by the Rev. Peter
Klupfel. OF Archbold, Ohio. The res-
tai sermon In the evening was de-
livered by the Rev A. Stock, Of the
Jehovah church. Detroit, and was fol-
lowed by an English sermon by the
Rev. Mr. Klupfel. Monday evening,
the Rev. 8. Poppen, OF poledo. Will
preach, and on Tuesday evening, the
Rev. G. S. Ide, of Perryburg, OHIO,
president OF the district synod. will
be the speaker. An English address
will also be delivered by the Rev.
Morris Buckner. OF Toledo.