The Detroit times., 1910-06-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORfH LIVING


y New. Rush n. shippea, Washisste.,
the Rev. eugene kodman shippen.
Sunday. In the First Unitarian
church. DR., Shipper preached IN De-
heard with pleasure by many old ao-
Quaintances. Sunday.
, his address 60 the mea gathered In
the Rev. r. +. 0alpin. Of the First
religion has nothing to do with
knowledge or culture. but everything
10 do with attaining God-vision. All
denominations are as paths to one
goal-God." said DIR. Galpin.
Emanuel scAio~s. for m.sy year. I.
In the home of his daughter. Mrs.
H II. N Fcchheimer. No. "a Rowena-s st.
Sunday evening. He was 81 years old
and had lived here SO years. Be-
other daughters, Mrs. Pauline Stras-
burger and Mrs. Albert Adler.
The hot san was responsible for q pre-
nature nature Essrsh OF july celebration.
Mack-ave. The fireworks were ar
ranged In a show window and the
heat OF the sun isnited them. The
drawer and consumed SsSo in Bills.
rne dssmaget the store and stock
Memorial services were held by the
I'm sns,, OF the Medsr. Mscc.bees, in
NAL Training school. Sunday after
noon. the Rev. Sherman l.. Divine. of
the North Woodward Presbyterian
church preaching the sermon. Thirty
local tents and i've companies OF the
third regiment OF the Maccabees In
uniform were present.
Gregory Larkins, n years old, we'll
known police character, and two Of
his companions. couldn't resist the
stood at Jefferson and Third-aves..
Sunday morning. When the driver
OF the ice cream wagon came out OF
drug store. the trio was just finish
Ing the cream. Patrolman Reifstahl
caught Larkins after a long chase.
but the other two got away.
George Crimeau, No. ~ Chipma n -pi., IL
locked Sp ON q chssse Of shooting
through the hand. Erskine says he
and Crimeau were the best OF friends.
S esLsss, was as. driving horse on
day afternoon: Erskine says he
called to his friend To stop. and in n
spirit -,S Of fun seized ths horse b, by
shot him through the hand. Every
bone In the hand was broken.
William Higgins, n taxicab driver, re-
aiding at No. 81 Erskine-st, WINS
thrown from his machine and seri-
ously Injured. Sunday morning. The
automobile struck the curling at
McKiniey-ave.. near the Boulevard.
Higgins was hurled from his scat
and struck the pavement with such
force that his hip was dislocated and
he is also suffering from conclusion
OF the brain. DR.. 7. J. Henry No. $40
Twenty-third-s st. had Higgins taken
Detroit's problem OF Juvenile deIin-
quency was discussed by several
prominent men and women interested
In the work. In the First Baptist
church sunday evening. Mrs: Chas
w. Casgrain. president of the re-
Gently organized Girls Protective
league. said that girl delinquency
was due more to ignorance and lack
OF proper protection than 10 actual
viciousness. Mrs. G. A. Mcmahon
president of the Federation OF Wo-
mems clubs. salt Lake City. and
Judge Willis Brown. OF the same city
also spoke.
sAbsurd religious nonsense" IL the sum-
Pearce. OF the Tabernacle NJ. f.
church. sunday morning. In review
Ing statements made by the Rev.
Zed II Copp. In Bethany Presbyter-
week ago. when that clergyman
preached on the Pre- millenial doc
trine." DR.. Pearce declares that
never in christ's teaching did He
temporal ruler: the spiritual mil
lenium is more in Keeping with
scripture and common sense"
4 two-dnyn' district rally of the Lady
Mnccnbees OF the World will he held
In Golden hall, Monday and Tues
day, opening with the initiation OF
$50 candidates by State Commander
Mrs. Alberta Droelle. assisted by the
officers of Detroit Banner Hive. AZ
ter the reception and registration Of
delegates, Tuesday morning. n pro-
gram OF addresses on subjects of in
terest to the order occupies the day.
closing Tuesday evening with class
initiation. Mrs. Lillian NJ. HoIlister.
supreme commander and Mrs. Bina
NJ West. supreme record-keeper. will
attend the rally
A. the result OF n brnwI In wooten's
saloon. Clsy-nve. and Richmond-st.,
Hadd,x n Nursing a' fran,anea f hand
and half-dozen scalp wounds. and
Albert Weber. "a years old, No 81
Gsi ,on ,b Is IN bu the central police
leg. Russell Weber, brother. Is also
locked up. The night started over a
that the officer interfered Haddixs
revolver was taken away In the
night. In the struggle Tor possession
OF the weapon, II exploded and AL
bartender In Wooten's saloon sent
hurry call to police headquarters and
achievements were sent. Haddix
was removed to his home.
A rally Of Catholic clergy md laymen
was held sunday evening In DetrOIit
College auditorium to get in touch
with the National Catholic Educa-
tional association convention TO be
held in Detroit. July s. and 4.
Among the speakers were the Rev.
r. T. Moran. OF Cleveland. who spoke
on The object of the association; -
the Rev. J. J. Connolly. OF the Church
OF the Blessed Sacrament. on Pro
gress OF the Catholic school," and
Charles W. Casgrain on Loyalty TO
the Catholic school," Music was fur
nished by the college orchestra, The
convention will bring priests and sis
tiers. representing Catholic education
al institutions from all oyer-the
country. and will open with solemn
high mass and full choral service In
IS. Peter and Paufs Jesuit church.