The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

= The Rev. q. ID. Billings was Installed ns
pastor of the FIRST English Evan
kelical church, sunday. spcceeuihk
the late Rev. William Price. who died
last November
John kennedy, No. IGf Congress-st.
east, was run down by nn nutomobiie
at Jenerson-ave. ana Beauptsh ~,
Saturday. and painfully injured. re
was attended by Dr.. j. TX. kersteli'
and sent TO his home,
sThe Yellow stone Park" illustrated lee
turc by Director Grifnth, in the Mu-
scum OF Art, Sunday AFTERNOON.
served To attract an unusually lurg"
crowd and many hundreds were un-
able to gain admission.
Charles Jones, Ralph slaughter and
Emma siauah'sr, nii eoioreS, 'sd.d were ere,
house at No. i20 ch1mplain-st.. sun :
day night. The inmates are said 10
be drug hends. anu qnah.ats oi
opium and opium pipes were seized
The amalgamation OF the Michigan,
Ohio and Indinna Retail Coal Dealers
associations. Ia entirely probable, IL
is said. as "a result or a referendum
vote now being taken. In THIS event
Detroit will probably become the
headauarters The balloting closes
Feb. l.
r.. Thompson, died sunday morning.
after many years inValidlsm, in her
home. No. 2i6 Lafayette blvd. Mrs.
Smith was born In Ireland % years
Marvin and Ray Smith, two sisters
and three brothers.
~The day II coming when anyone VIII
be ashamed to say that he IN Ill, for
sickness is caused by tie mental at
titude OF a person" declared the Rev
Charles II. Patterson. I'm the Church
OF the New Thought Sunday evening,
speaking on The relation between
spiritual and physical evil"
ELLA songa. No. 5I5 Alfred-St.. reported
to the police that she was held up
at St. Antoine and Clampialn-s.ss.,
Saturday night. and robbed or 90
and a gold watch. valued AZ wv
4 Burglars entered the home OF Michael
fsGolis, No. $40 Garneld-ave.. and stole
S44 and number or sneak TIMER
jobs were reported.
Advertisiug experts Will address the
nrst meeting of the new year az the
the general topic Handling compe-
tition through advertising ard sales
manshIp." Invitations have been sent
to retailers aed 10 aGh the nnn mem
bers OF the Board OF Commerce.
While putting coal ON hts furnnce
about o'ciock, sunday, morning.
tired lumber dealer OF No 67e Sec
ond fell dead OF heart disease
He was natice Of Scotland. and had
lived I'm Detroit 1G years. \ widow
two sons, Alexander and John T.. and
one daughter. Margaret. survive.
Sand and gravel will cost the city more
this season thrn previously. This
was disclosed by the bids opened In
the department of public works Of
nee, Saturday. Contractors say that
the supply ~ becoming limited. that
expensive machinery now has to be
used in getting the material out and
that lahprers are getting higher pay.
Ferdinand w. Marschner was rc-eiected
president of the Conrordfa singing
society, Sunday. He has held the Of
nee % years other officers chosen
were: Vice president, otto Hohf; re-
cording secretary. Charles kunZa;
treasurer. Fred Toepel financial sec
retary, Paul Neutwig. Next Sunday
night will be fools night in Con-
cordia hall.
Ideal weather conditions drew the
largest winter crowd record to
Belle Isle. sunday afternoon. II ls
estimated that close To 10000 skaters
availed themselves or the opportunity
TO enjoy a. days sport on the leo.
They descended OF the refreshment
pavilion in great hordes and cleaned
out everything In sight. BY o'clock
there wasn't "a scrap left.
what will be practically the Union
Trust Co.'S final report as receiver OF
the defunct City Savings bank, has
been prepared for submission To the
Wayne circuit court. The long eN-
pected dividend OF per cent to com
rnercial deporits and per cent 10
savings depository Will be dirtrio-
dividend is paid, IL Will be very small.
The Rev. Thomes ID. McNauxhfon. Of
Oberlin, o., preached Sunday morn