The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-27
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

III WORTH LIVING
The First Unitarian church closed sun
Day Tor the summer. To be reopened
Sept. IL.
Funeral services for Mrs. June NJ.
Johnston were held from th crest
dence OF her son. William X. johns
Ton. NO ty4 Second-avs:, at o'clock.
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Johnston
was SO years old. and was the widow
OF James Johnston.
Quick work by the Detroit water hoard
employees, saved Hix himnd Park and
ter %as psr lSea dry sunSa selo The S %a
urday night. and "A new peter was
installed and the water let In again
At a, M SUNDAY: WarnInEs ha ha
on SO hours.
Religious services are being held In q
tent erected at Joseph Campau-nve.
and Grand blvd. east. by the Meth
throughout the summer. The Rev. II.
ID. Lectc conducted the afternoon SER
Vice Sunday and the Rev. &. Is. AL
len preached I'm the evening.
James Collins, 80 years old. No. ira
pital. Saturday night. after drinking
carbolic acid. lie walked into a sa-
loon az Gratiot-ave, and Raynor.st..
anu toiu the bartender he ndu tdktu
the stun, He was rushed to st.
Mary's hospital. and died soon after.
Two hundred tons Of hny and straw
were DESTROYED In the burning Of the
warehouse OF Wiiiiam g: Lichtenberg
tracks. between Porter and Howard
SITS. Sunday afternoon. This Is the
third time warehouse on the same
years. The loss Is $4,000; insurance.
$4,000.
While ON Its way 10 pick up some de-
rallied freight cars la the Deiray
wrecking train was struck by Pere
Marquette train coming In from Bay
city. The wrecker was deratled. j.
ID. Sullivan in charge OF the crew.
suffered a broken collar bone. and
other train hands were more or less
injured.
The Buffalo lawyers left for home sum
day evening after 10 hours of almost
Detroit Lawyers club. Saturday
night a smoker was held in the Ho-
tel Cadillac. at which an interesting
May was POSTMASTER and Mayor
Breitmeyer delivered the address of
welcome.
DELEGATES TO the German Evangelical
Lutheran convention, In progress I'm
Emmanuel church. after services In
the various churches OF the city. sun
day morning, repaired to the Ger
man Lutheran Deaf and Dumb insti-
tute In North Detroit. where basket
picnic was enjoyed. following an In
spection OF the institution. The con-
vention closes Tuesday.
Miss Lena Leach, ~ years old, domes-
tie In George Mead's residence, No.
23g Merrick- Gave. attempted suicide.
early Sunday morning. by swallow
ing turpentine. She was found by
citizen IN front Of Trinity church.
don's ambulance took her to Kings
hospital. where restoratives were APP
piled. She said she was respondent.
Church of Our Father, sunday morn
ing. urged upon his hearers the ne
cessity OF vacations. and said that the
tendency today is to make business
machines OF men and a modern trade
slavery of professions and olhces-
Too many men break down In mid
die life because they think they can
keep in the treadmill indefinitely.
said DIR. McCollester.
Mrs. .. II. Burke, No. 90 TrumbGIi-nve.,
one Of the prOprtetors at Burkes
restaurant on Jefferson lave. was fol-
lowed from the restaurant TO her
home by two men Sunday night. She
says that after she got to her home
she found the two men peekins
through q rear window OF the house.
She notified police headquarters. by
the time officers arrived, the two
men were gone. The woman carried
more than 800.
cago, "a former pastor of the Wood.
ward-ave. Baptist church,, preached
the concluding sermon In the golden
jubilee week at that church. sunday
everirg, many hundreds being un-
able TO get in. In the course OF his
address, DIR. Henderson said that sin
eventually would be driven out OF
the World by the churches, and urged
that church members stand together
with a courageous, cheerfui splrit'
firm in the belief OF eventual tri-
umph.
The police are paying NO attention 10
the report That q number OF extcr-
tionate letters have been received by
citizens living on the west side. Dr.
I. Il. Ellis. No. 9Os Military-ave.. one
of those to whom letter was sent
said Monday morning that ne re-
ceived his missive about month
ago He SAYS he regarded II In the
light of joke and did not even
take the trouble TO report IL TO tne
police. Others TO whom letters were
sent said the AFFAIR happened some
time ago. and that they considered
the incident all over
The two-day meeting aud froIic Of the
the adyertising men OF Detroit. Buff
falo and Cleveland, came to an enc
sunday evening, everybody agreed
While Detroit citizens are willing to
make oath that the Adcrafters are
about the livliest bunch OF men that
ever congregated mere; tart ~ 70 w nnisb
Sunday was spent on the. river, the
steamer Sappho having been char.
tered for the occasion. The cruise
came to an end at 4 o'clock. when hen
the Buffalo delegation boarded the
bnat-for hone-The banquet in the
TuIier. saturday night. was com
plete success.
The Rev. Arthur T.. Pierson. editor of
the Missionary Review, New York.
and from 1869 to 1884 pastor or the
Forrest. PRESBYTERIAN church In this
city. is contemplating a tour OF the
world in the interests OF missions
A month ago DIR. Pierson celebrated
his fiftieth anniversary OF his ordi-
nation TO the ministry. and, July H.
will celebrate his golden wedding an
niversary. DR.. Persons friends are
urging him TO make the worlds tour
in commemoration of his two gold
en- anniversaries and II he does so
the expenses OF the trip VIII be borne
by popular subscription. DR.. Pier
SON is rs years old and is considered
tho best authority on missions In the
religious world. irrespective OF de-
nomination.