The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-07
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Prof. A. II. Grimth will give an illus-
trated lecture on "lreland and Its
People" in McGregor mission, tonight
at 7:45.
Adams-ave., Sunday afternoon, caused
Miss Zaeda Yotoditch. OF No. as
Farnsworth- to fall from the plat
form TO the pavement. breaking ner
hip and seriously injuring her spine.
Detroit ambulance took her to West
Side hospital.
blinded by the falling snow, early Sum
DAY sssr,nr NJ r. J1 srs Of S.S No; %
Woodward car and stepped In
front Of an auto driven by z. 8. Ray
mond. Jones was painfully bruised
sprained. DR.. q. X. Andrews says he
will recover. despite his 10 years.
While crossing the Grand Trunk tracks
mt Dequindre and Erskine-sts., Sat.
urday, VIM. Troop. aged &6. Of l76s
Russell-st., was run down by
freight train and his left foot 20 bad
ly crushed that amputation was
found necessary, He r wa, wedEsd IN
bulance took him to Harper hospital.
Edwin y. George, the furrier, will re-
tire from the Wholesale fur business
the first of the year, and with that
stock at mis- retain establishment in
the Washington Arcade. Mr.. George
is retiring from the wholesale branch
OF the business because his other In
terests demand his entire time and
attention
The Rev. Gnius Glenn Atkins, ID. D.,
pastor of the First Congregational
church. has been confined TO his home
for the last week. with what was at
first believed would develop into ma
larial fever, but lie IL much improved
and expects TO DC able to resume his
duties in the church the latter part
of the week He was unable TO oc-
is pulpit Sunday.
Arthur =. Pntriarcne, who has been
connected with the Pere Marquette
be- assistant to President Cotter, the
Office of assistant TO the president
having been created for him. J. N.
Tlttemore. now trafie manager Of the
Louis railroads. Will take the place OF
traffic manager made vacant by Mr..
Patriarche's promotion.
A reception, by invitation, will be ten
dered tn Truman II. Newberry, sec
rotary OF the navy, on Christmas day,
in the Detroit club. He Is to return
home for the holidays. and. as this
Is the first visit he has made to De-
troit since his promotion TO the cab
met. his friends Will take this oppor-
tunity TO extend their congratula-
lions. The reception will take place
from IL until o'clock y. IN.
The newsboys braved the storm of SUN
day night and attended their regular
weekly meeting in large numbers
Hugh Sheppard was the principal
speaker. and songs were contributed
by Miss Myra Goldberg and Joseph
Krolick. Bert Elder. Herman Blum
berg, Lawrence Rottenberg, Glen
Wallace and Herman Bush. Gelion
Smith and Raymond Goad, newsboys.
also assiJted In the program.
A large audience In the Museum of Art
sunday afternoon WINS taken for n
trip through Italy by Din -ctor Grit
nth. Starting In Naples the audi
ence was taken down the bay to Sor-
remto, Almofa and Capri. Everywhere
the speaker found material OF inter-
est. giving an insight and better
knowledge OF the peoples condition.
and the reason why but few Italians
remain away from their native land.
Aid. r. A. I<ulp, of Battle Creek, I'm n
speech ON "SeIf-interest and discon.
tent" given before an assembly OF
Socialists In Schwankovsky hall sun
day afternoon. saio. When organ
lied religion goes out OF Its way TO
get money to fight for the trusts and
against the laboring men. It Is time
for a big shakeup In the churches.
There isn't religion today that does
not I'm some way.sanction one OF the
many ways In which capital Expresses
labor"
The Florence Crittenton home, which
recently purchased the House Of
Providence properly at ELIZA,
move into its new quarters
about the first OF the year.
or as soon as the house Is vacated
by the Sisters Of Charity. VINO expect
to move very soon into the new Prov
idence hospital on West Grand Boule-
ward new feature OF the work
of the Crittenton home will be day
nursery where working women may
leave their babies either during the
day or for longer periods.
Miss Mabel Wright and Mrs. Arthur II.
Brown, who reside I'm the Mnnrich
apartments No 294l West Grand
Ud nm n a N I'm
day night when the auto in which
they were riding was struck by
Pontiac car. The machine was de-
day Miss Wright and Mrs. Brown
were riding in the same auto when
they ran down two women. Mrs.
Sophia Mehling and Mrs. II; W Rick
Ell. Both women were badly bruised.
Mrs. Mehling sustaining broken
leg.
A crusade for stricter enforcement Of
the smoke nuisance ordinance may
be undertaken by the Municipal
league The first step toward this
end would be the giving OF more help
10 the smoke Inspector. We may
a clean city" states Secretary Pratt
But coming In on the boats one no.
tices how impenetrable appear the
smoke clouds over the city. There is
but one smoke Inspector now at ST.
900 and one assistant. That work il
done In connection with the engI-
reers department In Pittsburg and
good results achieved.
Hugh A. Holmes. who has been a resi-
dent Of Detroit most of the time for
80 years. has taken up his permanent
home In Kansas City. Mo, bidding
farewell TO his Detroit friends, Sun
day. He IL president OF the Union
Finance CO.. Of Kansas City. and also
OF an interurban electric line planned
TO run from Kansas City to lola,
Kas.. the construction of which Is
about to begin A few years ago Mr.
Holmes was the local manager for an
Insurance company. He Is a member
OF Palestine lodge. r. a A. NJ, and
IL also a Shriner and a member of
Detroit commandery. X. tt.
While I'm Knox's tcn-cent store. sstur-
day Afternoon. Mrs. n. II. shnrp, Of
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