The Detroit times., 1909-02-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
DIR. Il. TrombIey, spirituaIistic healer.
Of No. $50 Hibbard-ave.. Will give "A
lecture in Bamiet hall. sunday even
ing at 1880.
Frank West will give mn address ON
second Calls" in the McGresor mis-
, sion tomorrow evening al 10 MT
and Mrs. Harry Roush Will sing.
A number or PORTRAITS and paintings Of
John Da Costa, OF London, England.
now on exhibition In the Detroit
Museum OF Art. and Will remain
there during March.
scum Of Art, will again be able 90
take up his work next Sunday ar :
ternoon. and Will speak on Ancient
and Modern Monuments.
Moore a Moore, attorneys for the VII
lnpe of FairSiew, have sued the city
OF Detroit for s5sio. TINS claim Is
for services prior TO the annexation
OF the village TO the city.
A verdict of $4,000 against the Michi-
gan Central was awarded L. DeNere
Bassett In Judge Donovans court
Friday afternoon. Bassett was Grip
pied for life when an engine crushed
his wagon at the Fifteenth-st cross
ing IN July. 900 The gates were
UP at the time.
Henry Il. Perry is president of the Sew
enteenth Ward Lodg: club, orgnn-
lied Friday night in Williams hall
Walker IS vice president. and r. G.
Won Essen Is secretary. the clGb
will work for the nomination or John
c. Lodge for county auditor.
Clarence \. Proctor. asphalt expert of
ID. 4. WI "In Washington the people
are required TO not only clean the
walks but also TO clear the snow for
one foot beyond the curb This al
, lows OF the water running on freely
when the snow Ioelts and prevents
the making or puddies In the streets,
as In Detroit
Although Judge Durfee stated In court
Friday morning. that he would allow
Attorney GEORGE W Radford no eK-
ira fees for his work In connection
with the estate OF John Oxnard Mr.
Radford fled additional claims Fri
day afternoon amounting To SLICE
He charges $500 FOR attendance In
court at the firal hearing.
Fifty members of the Michigan Retail
Monument Dealers association met
In convention In the Hotel Norman
die. Friday. The most important bus
mess transacted was the declsloh 10
become affiliated with the national
organization. and the appointment OF
committee To light ovcrcharRes Ia
freight rates. c. NJ. DeMorrill, Lam
sing was elected president.
Judge lame. d. Murhn, Prof. Robert h.
Bunker. of the 4. of W.. aud Attorney
William Nj. Mertz Were the speakers
an the meeting OF Detroit Chapter OF
the American Institute OF Banking In
Elks' temple. Friday night JudSS
Murfin talked on Lincoln. Prot
Mertz on the points Of law governing
bills OF ladlng Music was furnished
~ the Central high school quartet
and the Bank Clerks orchestra.
Chin kee "a Chinese hoy, recently ar
rested while attempting 20 enter the
country in company with TWO other
Young Chinese. Is declared an Amer
lean citizen in the decision OF Com
missioner Chaplin. OF lansing just
rendered. and can vote Just me same
hack TO Chicago. He was fortunate
in having the testimony OF two sun
day school teachers In C nh1a 10
Fun and Bak Kun are ordered de-
ported.
Mrs. Hurry BELL. whose marital troubles
have been aired freely I'm police court
during the past few days has MED
a bill for divorce. Mrs. Bell lives at
No 40 Alexandrine- She was but
liz wears old when she married b III
and put on long dresses the night 81
The wedding. She says her husband
was cruel to her but she eohtin ~ .i
who took poison. mentioned his
name. Then she learned that her
husband lad been paying attention
to the girl
A serie. of lectures has been arranged
for the Fieid-nve. branch Of the pub
lie library. the hrsi TO DC given zen
Hon. Morse Rohnert on The Ju-
venile Court" The evening OF March
is the Rev. Gaius Glenn Atkins. d.
Dame" and April 8. Milton A. Me-
Rae will tell OF "a "A Cruise About bout
series will be given the evening or
April 20. ny the Hon. Edwin DENLY
on The Panama Canal.
II Of port Austin. Mich, have asked
the police to find the girl. whom
none OF her relatives has seen since
harm mas RsTe come to her
The girl left home I'm July. 1907 to
live with married sister In Port
Hope. Mich. Last December a cousin
came to Detroit in response 10 let
ter and tried to look her up. He saw
the girl on tho street with woman.
hut before he could speak to her.
Emma and 'her companion hastily
boarded a car
mr. II. &. Bumpus, director of the Mu-
scum OF National History In Central
spark New York. spent all OF Friday
afternoon In the Museum or Art go
ing on TO Chicago In the evening. lie
.aving the methods so successful
here In attracting the attention Of
the citizens ana making the collec-
lions In the museum OF value To the
nuhiic school is one deserving the
highest commendation and could not
holm being successful" He also ex-
dressed himself rs being greatly in
terested In the Sunday work of Di-
rector Griffith.
Joseph Desjardins, who has been mnte
OF the Crosse Pointe Iightship for 10
years celebrated Christmas eve I'm a
cars-free manner. since the lightshlp
was safely moored to the dock for
the winter. An inspector In the light
house service happened along. re-
ported Desiardins as UNIT for duty
and the latter was separated from
Uncle Sans pay roll. Then Joe be-
came glad that he had once been a
hero in saving six people from
drowning when yacht capsized
near the lightshp several years ago