The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-28
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

DR.. Fixes breaches Sunday evening" In
the Woodward-ave. church. subject,
fhe Happiness OF Purity"
Julius Overmeer, aged 20, of No. e15
sratiot-aSe. was arrested Friday af-
4 Iernoon on warrant charging nom
support sworn out by his wife The
police say th0t while Mrs. Oxermeer
{, was visiting relatives early Friday
q morning her husband went 10 the
home with a moving van and re-
moved all the furniture.
&C. II. sehremser hns composed a march
called the "EVpOsitIon March," which
|. VIII be heard for the first time at the
opening OF the industrial exposition,
June 20. IL Will be feature OF all
7, the musical programs. Mr.. schrem-
/, ser ana w A. Zoos viii conduct the
i Two exposition bands. and splendid
programs will be given afternoon and
evening.
Baioonkeepers nre wondering N they
will have 10 close up ON July II, the
Gay or the Elks' parade. In case " 10
proclaimed holiday by the mayor,
aaop accordance RAJ nee With o resGiu',o s,
sistant Corporation Counsel Lawson
says the law regulating saloons -
state law. and the proclamation o.
the mayor creating holiday Tor Inc
city Will not affect saloons.
The Rev. George Elliott. ID. ID. pastor
Of the North Woodward VI. Il. church.
Will occupy che pulpit OF the Cass-
ave. Methodist church Sunday morn,
ing. The pastor. DIR. Rowland, VIII
preach Sunday evening on the topic.
"Our CCuntry's Heroes" The Grand
Army posts. Spanish War Veterans
and kindred organizations will be
present In body. There VIII be ap-
propriate music and decorations.
The Rev. Henry A. stebbins. of Roches-
ter, n. ~. will preach I'm the First
Congregational church at both the
morning and evening services. sun
m mnrninR
be Serving ones generation. and
In the evening "Americanism." The
latter service viii be or patrlouc
nature I'm honor of Decor alton day
and old soldiers and members OF all
Grand Army organizations are In
vited.
Agent Jayne. OF the society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children,
has drawn an ordinance that he Will
FIRST submit 10 Corporation Counsel
Hally and then to the council. 10 De
known as the "curfew" law. The or
dinance Will fochid the appearance
OF girls under the age OF 10 on the
streets after 10 o'clock at night. un-
less attended. Another measure IL
being considered by the society to
prevent any OF TIE city messenger
services from employing boys under
IL. JAIME says thH boys calls take
them TO disreputabl places.
In an address on "Tbe workinEmnn and
the church" In the First tnitartan
church, Friday evening. warren ;.
stone. grand chief OF the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers, said:
''Workingmen do not generally 20 TO
church because they are not well
coined there. There rs an atmos-
pherc Of chill which sends the Their
mometcr down Ia zero. The churches
have too little feeling for the work
inRman They do not reach down
and try TO touch him When work
ingmnu goes into a town he finds
the saloons open. and the churches
closed" The Rev f.. T. Galpir, OF
the First Baptist church. admitted
that the church is being throttled by
dogma, and the Rev Eugene X. ship
pen. of the First Unitarian church.
said that the accusation that the
church Is not democratic enough Is
true.