The Detroit times., 1910-02-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
The palm for pure nerve await. the
soens thief who walked oft VIII "A
hall tree. from the home or Mrs
Nrooman. No s. f,lizabeth-st. west
sunday.
The thirty-hfih anniversary Of the
Church of the Covenant was OBJ
served Sunday. ia special services az
tic church which is one OF the most
nourish,ng Presby terrain churches IN
the city.
iiRhthous. engineer, and la charge
II the lake survey in TINS dlstric'
h4s heen ordered by the secretary oil
zoe war department tn eNcnanee
places win Mai CHARLES :. Iatchie
OF l.o:K Island. III
r. ~. Macpherson ~ Co, public nc-
countuuts. hive moved their ofhcrs
from the seventh noor OF the Union
trust building, 20 FAR more sonIho
dious quarters on the tenth moor OF
the same building occupying more
than one-third or the ehufe moor
space
A handsome pastmastcr's Jewel was
presented 90 Ephruim IL. Ensfer, hrs'
worshipful master OF the ely ot'the
Sraits lodge r. 4 y NJ saturday
evening TIE occasion was marked
By the presence of a hummer OF
prominent Canadian and Michigan
Masons
The rev. Alfred a. Barr. for ~ years
pastor ~ the JcHcrson-nNe. Presbs-
terian church. told his congregation,
Sunday morning, that he had de-
rlined the call 10 church IN mn
side y j.. rNtcuded him fcw weeks
aEo and would remain in MS pres
ent field.
Crinn.u Bro. have closed u denI With
the Guibrnnsen-D Dickinson CO.. OF
Chicago. whereby they are given the
exclusive privilege OF manufactur-
.ffFft a a 4 a
which the Chicago Arm holds the
patent \ new factory will be erect
"a in Windsor during the coming
summer.
over $40 new sboy- listened. sunday
~,.nIns, In '. VI. 4. 4. hall. To m
Charles e. Simous. Music and rcClta-
tlons 81 patriotic order provided
the remainder 90 the program Prizes
for the best ESSAY on Lincoln were
won by LLOYD Loomis joe Newman.
MaNer Watoretoue. aud Dan Wnlmer.
CIyde "a burroughs, assistant director
of the Museum az Art. I~ctur~d La
T.mul. Eetn ~ SUNDAY afternoon
under the auspices Of the Young
Womens ciuh. on Meinorlal ah{s
was largely patriotic, and In "ulog-
izing Lincoln ard Washington
Roosevelt came In for much COM
Repre- sentati,es Of many churches and
crccds gathered Ia the First tni-
pafttripate in public memorial ser
lire for tie lat REV. Reed stuart
for 20 years pastor OF the church
present pastor the Rev Eugene
Shippen: the Res John Rrittan Clark
OF N"stm lnster fFrspy l'r'"h 'u,u.m'
the Rev. Mac II. wallace. OF brew
ster Cougre gatiopal. the Rev. zee :
Mcrollester. of the thurCn OF our
Father, G. A. Kent and linton r.
Spalding
Long before I o'ctock, sunday after
noon. the street la front OF the W.
scum OF ART WAS jainliru WIZ pc"
pie awaiting ia" opening or the
doors SO that try could get seat
in thc auditorium FOR Director cur.
ftts lecture on Egypt, at ) O'Clock.
a similar condition exists every sun
day, and more eloquent tribute Ia
-. nubli,, need or a larger museum
could scarcely be asked Egypt as
depicted in picture and story 10y III
rector Griffith. proved one OF the
most interesting lectures OF the
season.
buring the funeral services over the
remains oc Miss GLADYS &. PenninI-
ION Young Windsor girl. sunday,
the floor of the parlor in the FAMILY
- idcn,e gave way, and dropped
three feet The peopl" who had
crowded into the room, together with
the furniur" dropped in . Cohluscd
mass AT the bottom. slight panic
followed in which tRreG ,, women
quilted the women, and the patIbear-
ers prevented tie casket fron over
turning The services were con-
cluded at tie cemetery.
Almost "a ccntennrian, John Fountain.
formerly resident Of ynndottc.
died in the home OF his daughter.
Mrs Thomas Roberts. No AL Sec
ond- ave. Saturday. after an Illness
OF several months. Mr. Fountain
was 80 years Of age and is survived
by the following children: AIRS.
William Mauore Mrs David Roberts
ana John Fountain, jr- OF WAN,
dotte Mrs Frank Moore OF Ford
CITY, Mrs. George Moore. Of Ecorse,
and Mrs Thomas Roberts. OF Detroit.
Funeral seTViCea were held in II.
Patrfck's Catholic church. Wyandotte,
Monday morning
CIR We b-d no government md po-
lice department, We would have no
violence was the deduction or En-
ma Goldman. IA lecture on The
psychology OF violence. In the So
cialists hall sunday evening Per
sonallV ] am strictly opposed 10 Vio-
lence. but / absolutely refuse 10 con-
denim the man who driven b! pre-