The Detroit times., 1911-09-18
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING.


Raipif W. berger. - years old. Of To-
lsdo. employed in the office Of ths
and the Severn ile-rd., disappeared
Saturday. simultaneously. the dis,
appearance OF $500, that had reposeo
In the safe. was noted. The money
was TO pay or the employees. Inc
matter has been reported 10 the
police.
kaockcd down and robbed OF S11.So
IN an alley back OF Rivard-st.. De-
tween Champlatn-st. and Monioe-
lave. Saturday night His assailant
escaped. Peter sands NO. Joy snsas
man-st, was held up by two Neyroes
on Mullet. St, between 81. Antoine
and Hasttngs-st.. early sunday morn.
ing. Joseph COLEMAN was arrested
on suspicion.
In running for street car NJ JemeL-
SON and HilHer-ayes.. sunday, rat s
rick King. 20 years Old ssunnp ss :
taken 20 81. Mary's hospital, where
Al was found lie has fractureu
skull. His condition IL serious.
Rey. jaime. Henderson. pastor OF
Ehen.xer African VI. Il. chureh'
Erskine and Beaubien-sts.. Who on
Saturday secured an Injunction
straining his enemies from sarvices.
ms sunday without interior
ence Mr.. Henderson IL Opposed ~
faction In the church on t he
ground that he Is member Oh the
bar.
Pnstors Of two of the large ehnrches
!, OF the city. the key. Joseph na ne
Rev. w. Byron Forbush, OF me
North Woodward Congregation;
chose ..Marriage" as the subject o.
the sunday evening sermon anu vas
rovndiy scored by both. DIR. Vance
condemned all remarriages OF ai
voTced persons and declared that
respcctable people refused 70 IeSoS
nize, IN decent society, the w Al
xvho married a second time, the IL
ynrSe problem would be settled Ut.
Eornush contended that the present
OF American boys anJ ne
had much TO 10 with the avoiuaneS
OF marital ties In the mrs. p,nto and
when marriage Is entered INTO anu
,o,,na not 10 their liking, there Is 40
hasitancy in casting aside It's SAINT
tfty. A..
patrick n. Fenton, an empioye OF .ne
Hudson Motor Car CO., and 2
Msry's hospital following a month
Illness. Mr. Fenton Ii survived "
one brother, Daniel Fenton. enc two
sisters. Mrs Mary KENNEDY. OF
troit and MIS- john ss,tcas will
he held Tuesday morning. IN Ho,g
TRINITY church, with intermeht AZ
Mt Elliott cemetery.
TIE funeral services Of Robert fai-
ker attorney, who died SATURDAY
nIpht will be held Tuesday morn
me IN Most Holy Redeemer churcn.
MI parker died In the home OF ms ~,
r,othar No l443 Michigan-aye ne
had been a resident OF DetIoi.
1890. coming mere from Csnada; the
law firm OF Goodson a. Houck he -
survived by his mother and ms
~ the course OF a serm0n ON sln;
re.entanee, forgiveness" prsachva
sunday morning in the Trumpua-
ave. Presbyterian cnuscn ,he nnast
recent book by VIII Lexington Com
fort- the Detroit author, she pulio
eth her house" as one OF the strohs
est lessons on the subject OF ns So,
mon text "This book OF Mr.. Com
forts 10 OF unusual psychoIosical
yaIue because IL enters deep INTO
hnman experiences and bares certain
characters to their very SOUL saiu
Mr.. Jaquess.
The most important thing IN sne ri
Recording 90 the Rev. Eugene ~.
shinpen. OF the First Unitarian
church. Is the bringing up OF chli-
dren. DIR. Shipper preached an IN
teresting and strong sermon on .nS
duty OF adults TO the children. anu
showed how a realization OF respon.
.ihility on the part OF society at
large toward the children would re-
suIt In n revolution OF that society.
Many serious charges against the Ecv-
.ernment OF Russia, backed up ny
facts and figures and stereopsl n,ni
pictures made from actual pnoto,
graphs taken by the lecturer reused
the sympathy of large audience IN
the Light Guard armory. Sunday at
ternoon, when Prof. Edgar w. BUT
riII, OF Northwestern university,
smoke on "The land Of misruls un-
AZ the auspices of the Michigan
Friends OF Russian Liberty Among
other things. Prof. Burrill related
facts bearing upon the white slave
tTaffic and said that much OF that
evil existing In the United states
.co,,ld be traced to the cities OF st.
Petersburg and Moscow. IF any at
eamnt n made TO offer private RELIEF
or charity TO the starving peasants
such action IL promptly suppressed
by the government declared Frot.
Burrill.
uo,h.r Mary Monicacc. head OF the
FeIician Sisters In America md sta
tiored in the mother house In this
city. died, Saturday. In the convent
81 Aubin and Canfleld-aves.. at the
!, advanced age of SO years Mother
Der OF a noble family. and at her
marriage became n countess. Nearly
n half century ago she became a
nun. and In 1874 came TO America
with four Felician Sisters and went
10 live in Wisconsin. Her work was
10 omen schools. teach children and
care for orphans of her own nation
aIIty. In 1852 M Their Monica came
I 10 Detroit and established the Fell
clan convent here.