The Detroit times., 1910-01-17

the Griswold house, The. speakers
will be; Leut-0oy, p. II. Kelley
rem. CITY CONTROLLER Doremus. r. ..
Rev. C. l. Arnold. Judge A. J. Muir.
PPn nS.es sSase Aidrisn I ana w. A. Taylor
There will be special musical num-
beers interspersed with the speeches.
TIE trouble with the churches, big .se
little. - idieness, accordinE 20 ie
amaxoo, who occupied the pulpit OF
the First Unitarian church. sunuas
morning. There are over eight nun
dred million dollars worth OF eau and
empty and locked more tnan sn
sevenths OF the time. said MIS-.
Crane. Il do not want 10 see Du ~.
churches turned into club houses. on,
1 do believe they should take their
place as social factors.
.Of rII the fnlsch0Ods that have come
down through the ages, none are
more heinous than those perpctratsa
i'm the name of religion" said RABBI
Leo NJ. Franklin, In Temple Beth III,
sunday morning; ,. speakinaFFn s on charge s
that the Jews crucined Jesus Is one
OF those classic lies that has left It's
baneful mark upon the history or
the ages and VIII con,inus 10 w and
teachers learn the truth ABOUT .ne
matter and impart II In turn from
pulpit and rostrum.
Interest I'm the projected Lakeside arIve
hns been revived by the announce
ment from J. III. Tigchon. who WAS
one OF the leading opponents or the
project. that he anu W. H. murpny
and stand ready to dedicate to the
city a strip of land extending Tor
nearly a mile along the lake. Tor
dantai 10 the announcement comes
the news that Messrs. Tigchon. Muir
ply and one other party. are pre-
pairing to organic, ,n the cs Mind OF
he development of their holdings.
Tsbor KISS, ~ years old, Of NO. .
spris s msn SATURDAY. night. he
rushed into Delray station and thrust
his can into the hands OF Lieut.: Pow
ers. a bullet hole appeared IN the
iock the barn door in the rear OF
his home. when somebody took POT
shot at him. That was on Jan. ~:
Saturday night. he was s,s en serr close n
TO his ear, piercing his cap. He says
he has no idea who Ii shooting at
him. He wanted permission 10 carry
a revolver.
The Detroit Retail Jewelers. ciah IVA, wss
formed In n meeting In the Hose.
fuller, Saturday night. The 3fncers
are: president. Charles w. Warren;
Roeapt Tranb: treasurer. Hugh Con-
molly. The club will hold anotner
meeting in the same place Thursaay
evening; at which plans w 81 the dele
gates to the American Nationai IT,
tall jewelers. convention mere, July
1929, next. 1t Is expected that sh sne
will be 1900 jewellers here. ana the
display will represent millions or
dollars worth OF diamonds ana Jew
elry.
Director A. II. Grifnth took 2 shot ut
Socialism In beginning bis iecsuFS On
The art and Architecture OF rior-
ence." in the Detroit Museum OF Art.
Sunday. He referred TO that DOC
ence. he said, would never have be-
come so famous had Y not been Tor
the wealth OF the Mcdici family, which
nyed iss riches TO w snfSsri nave AIT made
the world. The Medici were bank
ers, and their emblem. the three gol.'
den balls, has become the sign OF
the money-lender everywhere. The
lecture was illustrated by stereop-
ticon pictures.
Leaving = game Of cards which she wns
pInyiAg with her husband and two
others in. the rooming house AT no
1928 Cass-st Saturday afternoon, Mrs
Vera Mcmillan went into a bedroom
ride OF mercury, but refused all or
her husbands efforts TO help her;
The woman was left without medical
attention until o'clock. wneh a sn
Wss s senf .sn bump MsS was USED with
good erect. She Is almost fully re-
covered. and is expected TO M ,eape
roe. friend. said that Mrs. McMil-
Ian had often threatened TO take
her own life. supposedly on account
OF ill-health.
socialism a. the gospel of discontent
was the subject OF james ). HooEer-
hydes address In the workers uni.
versity extension course. In the nun
at No. 80 Farrar-st.. sunday after-
noon. He hailed discomfort as tne
stimulus to progress. What nave
the truly contented ever done In the
enhancement 4 OF the ean human nb re me
single instance I'm which change Tor
good was not accomplished by the
disconnected The term uhaes ardoH
and he asserted that George wash
ington, William Lloyd Garrison. and
others who had accomplished great
good for the country, had been es-
teemed undesirable in their time.
The will Of Ashley Pond was hied Tor
probate. Saturday afternoon. The
paper was drawn last June. and TWO
codiciIs were added later. the last In
November The will divides certain
furniture and kcepsakes between the
son. Ashley Pond. Jr.. and the daugh-
ter, Miss Florence Pond. The son
also receives his fathers gasoline
launch and the daughter his stock
i'm the Huron Mountain club. with
cabin and boa thouse, on Pine river,
Marquette county. Charles Damn. an
employe. is given $500 and James r.
Maund $1,000. Mrs. Ashley Pond. Jr.
is given Mr.. Ponds stock In Wood
lawn cemetery. the income TO go TO-
ward the education of her children.
The balance OF the estate Is to be
held for five years. when 1t Is to be
divided. r
school teacher. Miss Charlotte Hsr-
mon, died, Saturday, In her home,
No 24O Putnam-ave., after an illness
that extended over the past three
months Miss Harmon for several
years was In the Tilden school, then
was transferred to the Washington
Normal She was noted among her
associates for her devotion and en-
thusiasm In her school work and TO
her church interests In st. Andrews
Episcopal church. For seven years
she had been president OF the Young
women's guild. teacher In the sun
day school, and active member OF the
Altar guild. Miss Harmon was the
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