The Detroit times., 1911-08-28
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

Jsseph seIiman, Harber Beach, Mich,
reports Go the police that he was
attacked by two men and robbed OF
$40. sunday night. lie was SO oaaiy
Sc. Mary's hospital. Detectives are
investigating.
EyangeIist W. ~. Newell, whose SER
Vices IN the Light Guard arnaory and
In tent. near the Belle Isle briose
approach a few years ago, were
"tlre talk OF the town." Is again in
Detroit, holding services In the ED-
enezer German Baptist church.
Nabbed M he was about 20 crawl
through window I'm the home OF
James Hail. No. lbs Hale-st.. Frank
Kelly was arrested. early Sunday
morning, by Patrolman Isadore
Grossman. At the police station.
Kelly said he is stranger In De-
troit and that he was driven desper-
ate by want OF food
Burglars were found I'm Tonn q
sehrciber's planning mill at Nos. 1875
1921 Bellevue-ave.. Sunday night.
and were discovered as they were
and other valuabies. The police
Wero called. but the intruders
jumped out the windows and es-
capped.
Ray Anne.s, Miss villa Elder and Miss
Mary Scott, all OF Hamilton, o. were
OF the Dietche sight seeing cars col
lided with a Woodward line car at
Davenport and oWodward-ayes They
were taken to Harper hospital. but
were able TO leave within snort
time.
william smith, 40 years old, No. 20
WOodland-ave., was struck by
Third-ave car, on woodward ave,
near Grand River. Saturday night.
mangIed that amputation was nsces-
sary. He IL resting comfortably In
Harper hospital and stands good
chance OF recovery.
bpcciaI services 60 mark the re-opening
OF the Cass-ave. Methodist church,
Following the fire OF a few months
ago will be held about Oct i. when
several former pastors OF the church
win participate In the services. The
church has been entirely redecorated
during the summer months, and SER
vices have been resumed In the main
auditorium.
i II estimatea that $4,000 children Will
De ready for school when the fall
term opens Tuesday, Sept. 5. Two
new schools. OF I6 rooms each. will
be added to the o. buildings former
Is in use--the Nichols on Burns-ave.,
near Mack-ave., and the clippert. at
Technical High school will be ready
for use about Oct. 1. The night
schools will open In October.
.euis Il. LachereiIe, chancellor OF the
Belgian consulate In Detroit, hns
purchased the residence at No. 536
second-ave., where he has lived for
the past two years The house Is a
three story. solid brick structure
and IL valued at $4,000. Mr.. Hach-
Lester e. wise but the price is not
made public. A portion OF the house
will be used for ladies' tailoring
Establishment.
ames Manley, n years old, No. 81
tss hdse Mo- Se.a nasn
ed-st. east. Sunday morning, by Geo.
Wailester. No. 264 Champlain-st,
companion with whom he had been
out the night before. Coroner Bur-
CESS said that death was due TO heart
disease superinduced by drinking.
Mnnley Is married and his home IL
In Scranton, Pa. He had been work
Ing In Detroit as machinist
Campbell. died, sunday morning, I'm
the Manhattan apartments. follow
ing few days Illness. Mrs. Camp.
bell was born in Detroit and
woodward ave. Baptist church. She
a. survived by her husband, her
mother. Mrs. J. A. Knapp, and two
sisters and Mrs. A. w Martin. OF oak
held from the Manhattan, Tuesday
afternoon. at o'clock.
he labor organizations OF the city Will
hollow the initiative taken a year
ago and do away with the usuai
Labor Day parade, holding a field
day OF sports and a basket picnic
on Belle Isle. Prizes have been
given fer the various events, wnich
include al. kinds OF races and games
for young and old. men ana women
As Labor Day IL state legal hoh-
day, all banks, county and city
offices. stores. saloons and almost
every kind Of business, but the the
ateFs will be closed In the theaters
special matinees are to be given.
nun. took the Anal vows Of the Tee
Iicfan sisters Of the Order OF ST
FRANCOIS IN The Feffcfan convent, cam
field and st. Aubin-ayes.. Monday
officiated. The nuns took their first
vows as novices eight years ago
and two years later took the black
veil These ceremonies were not
men wished to withdraw she could
have done so previous to the cere-
mony taken Monday morning. the
Pelican Sisters work amons the
sick and needy.
Ire startod I'm a barn mt No. II
spruce-st., sunday afternoon, nnd
assumed such fierce proportions, that
for tim. II threatened wipe out
was three barns were totally de-
stroyed and two houses slightly
damaged before the department. had
the FIRE under control. Mrs. Thomas
Gibbons, No ~ Pine st. discovered
q Are in the alley just outside her
harm at 500 o'clock, Sunday night
With the help Of neighbors, she put
IL out She told the police she
Thought incendiaries were RESPONSE,
BILE for the blaze.
n sermon, ia the North Woodward
Meth dtst church, Sunday morning,
the Rev Eugene Antrim declared
that cat death the soul may be d.
vinely endowed with more delicate
and spiritual senses or possibly
sixth sense possessed in life but lit
tie used or apprehended." DR., An
trim said he believed that II is the
soul and not the senses that sees.
hears, feels, tastes and Tmells, and
that Il 10 but logical step further
10 believe that the soul, when robbed
OF the aid of the senses by death.
may still know and think and re-
ccive intelligence of the universe. In
which we live"
be Detroit delegates 90 the annual
convention OF the United Typothctne
of America and Cost Congress, to
10 held in Denver. the week OF Sept.