The Detroit times., 1911-10-09
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Chester n. Davis, u. s. viee-consui An
Colombo. CeyIon, will give an Illus
trated lecture i'm the Y. M. g. a. au-
ditorium Monday night, Oct 1G. lie
will show 80 views of that beauti-
full island. Miss Mildred Reid VIII
sing. This is the first OF series OF
Monday night lectures Under me rhs
public Is invited. and admission -
free.
The Rev. Robert Arthur cIwood, OF
Atlantic City, known as .'the board
walk preacher" and chaplain-in-
chief. OF United spanish War Veter-
ans, talked to the mems mass meet
ing. Sunday afternoon. In the y. Nj,
c. A. on "My mothers Bible" As a
result ~ Mr.. Elwood's visit to De-
troit, IL is likely that a soldiers and
citizens patriotic mass meeting VIII
be held. in this city; 10 The near tu-
under the auspices OF the Spanish
War Veterans
The formal installation OF the Rev.
Joseph 4. Vance, Ina the passionate of
the First Presbyterian church, VIII
take place Friday evening. The Rev.
Sherman l.. Divine. moderator OF
Detroit presbytery. viii preside; the
Rev. John Britain Clark will offer
the installation prayer and the Rev:
John Timothy stone, OF Chicago. VIII
preach the installation sermon.
The affy-Affh anniversary Of the wy
andctte Presbyterian church was oh
served. Sunday. in special services.
The anniversary supper which was
to have been held Tuesday evening
has been postponed until Tuesday
evening, Oct. ~.
About 90 delegates attended the four
teenth annual meeting OF the Michi-
gan association OF New Jerusalem
churches (Sw held Sat
urday. In the Church OF the New
Jerusalem and the following officers
for the ensuing year were elected:
President. George w rhayeri Grand
Detroit; treasurer. Henry Wuensch.
Detroit Mr. Wuensch entertained
the delegates I'm his home, saturday
evening. ~
DIR. Henry L.. Obetz. No. 20 Htgh-st
west, captured Peter MatSot. while
the latter was attempting TO break
into the physlcian's garage. SUNDAY
night and held him at the point oi
a revolver until the police arrived
Matool formerly was chauffeur fol
the physician, but was discharged
DIR. 0betz says that Matool tried "a
get into the garage last Friday.
Patrolnan Dan O'Conners was severely
injured I'm stopping a nght nj No. -
Wesson-st, Sunday. When he en-
tered the place, the combatants
and he succeeded In locking up
three OF his assailants. His right
hand was painfully injured.
Fire visited a four-family nat nt Nos
507-571 Hastings-st, sunday night,
and die damage estimated at $500.
Clark Hanebow. who had apartments
I'm the building. was forced TO leap
out OF tho second-story window 20
save himself. He was unhurt.
Detectives Downey and Fox nnd the
hyfnE squadron, sunday morning
raidad the place at No. 3a6 Macomb-
st. and arrested two Negroes and
two Negresses and confiscated two
opium outfits The prisoners are
registered as Bessie Smith. Emma
Smith. Ellis Smith and Clarence
Smith.
Arrangements have been completed FOR
the consolidation of the Haven and
the Arnold Methodist churches and
new site for a church will be
chosen within few days. the most
popular being on Fourteen th-ave.
be erected will cost about $4,000
and Will probably be known as the
Arnold-H Haven Methodist church.
The Presbyterian Young Peoples So
cieties OF Detroit Presbytcry are en-
PERTAINING at present. Mr.. and Mrs
William G.. Booth. who are supported
by the societies in the Presbyterian
Mission school In Chez Foo. China
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth are home on a
furlough and were given reception
and supper Saturday evening, In the
Forest-avc. Presbyterian church BY
the young people, and, for the next
ten DAYS they will visit various
Presbyterian churches I'm the city "a
tell OF the work of the mission
The Rev. james :. Martin, organizer
for the second worlds Christiun
Citizenship conference, will not
reach Detroit until Friday OF TINS
week. when he will meet the state
executive committee OF the National
Reform association, in TIE office OF
Bishop Charles ID williams Campau
building Mr. Martin at first plan
nee 10 be here Today. One OF the
aims Of the conference Is 10 place
thc Bible in the .ublic schools.
Detroit may get tae Democratic ma
HonRi convention In 1912, that q.
provided someone VIII put up $4,000
TO pay the expenses The mates
has been put up TO Milton Carmi-
chsel secretary 81 the Detroit Con.
Ncrtion and Tourists bureau 81
that is lacking. besides the s1fN 80
is tho, convention hall
~ a. rcported I'm real esh,te circles tha,
tho United Drug Co., OF nostOa
which operates the GRAY a worces.
ter drug stores mere. has secured
l0-year lease from David Stott oi
the building az Farmer-st and Ora.
tiot-ave occupied py Peter Smith &
Sons. The lease, it is said cnss fo'
an annual rental OF about $1,000
Teter Smith a sons lease has still
two years 20 rum.