The Detroit times., 1909-02-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


,. }. Richey HOrner. Cleveland. See
Rotary of the American Institute al
Homeopathy, and DIR. Joseph Ia. Ball
Bay city, registrar, We're in the city
Saturday. in conference with the To-
cal committee. perfecting arrange
ments for the annual meeting to be
held here In June.
I'm skun. No. 555 Mack-ave.. reported
Ia the police. sunday that Pearl
Brown. an inmate OF No. l'y Brush
1T. touched" him for $50. An auto
mobile ride and few drinks figured
In the story. The woman has dis
appeared. and the police believe she
has gone to Chicago.
tsitlents along the Forrest. lines are
crftictztns the condition of the old
cars on that line. Some citizens de-
Glare that the cars are unsafe. break
downs being frequent, Accidents
have. necessarily, been more frequent
during the late thaw. the motors
burning out and leaving the cars
stalled.
leging that he was assaulted I'm a
Mnck-ave. saloon. Saturday night
Raymond Vock, OF No. 65 Louls-st
was assisted to his home by two
friends. His wife reported TO the
police Sunday that he had deep
cash I'm his head. and named Joseph
Naegert. No. 144s Mack ave. as his
Rssa liant.
his concluding sermon ON marriage
n s.. Peter and Pnui's Jesuit church
sunday evening. the Rev. Thomas
Livingstone. ;. j.. said that II the
present ratio OF divorce continues. In
100 years a legal separation Will he
the fruit OF every marriage. Dur
Ing the 90 years from 1889 to 1909.
there were $4,000. 900 marriages. and
put OF this number 100000 secured
divorces" said the priest
slowing threats of n divorce court
.s.A. hx, 49, A..-k ~x... a.
Wilson. az No. 3s Catherine-st..
rushed from her room declaring that
she would END IL ALL" When she
staggercd back. apparently suffering
from poison. East End ambulance
WAS called. hut she refused To go 10
The hospital and recovered so sud
denly that the ambulance men Re-
ieved she was only shammng.
the subject of the lecture by Prof.
"A. ~. Griffith. I'm the Museum of Art,
SUNDAY afternoon. lie traced inter
estinglv the history OF monuments
from the erection OF the pyramids.
the most stupendous monuments the
world has ever seen" 10 the rude
slabs In tho modern country church
yard and displayed views OF many
RI the famous monuments OF all
times.
rneIius MaIonev. aged OK, an empIoye
20 the So'vny Process Co.. was found
fead on the floor OF hls room at No.
~ Herrington-ave. Sunday morn
pg The discovery was made nv T.
r. Fitzgerald. with whom he board :
ed. In tho mans rocket was found
hawk hoo, showing balance OF
POPS In ~" Diwe savings brink He
has wife md dauqhter I'm Sv~a :
ruse ~. V. Coroner Burgess decided
~ ho'A No irnucst
hInr lodge. No. 81. T.. q A. VI. held
memorial service for departed
brothers In the North Woodward
ON o. q On phtfreh Sunday "A f.
fernoon. The Rev. Lee s. Needles
ter OF the Church OF Our Father.
md the Rev. Carl Sumner Jones were
he PRINCIPAL speakers. and the Rev.
b H. Macdonald assisted in the ser
vices. Dr McCollester paid glow
ng tribute TO the memory OF Past
Master Richard Rowland as man
bf quiet honesty and integrity
quick burglary job. executed while
Max Mnxdeicner. druggist. WA. AT
supper over his store, No. 1921 DIX
ave. early Sunday evening, Melted
the burglars 500 in cash, and two
money order books. In blank, belong
ng to the American Express Co bar:
Magdelener had locked the store and
closed the safe. but he failed TO turn
he combination. The burglars prled
honey drawer OF the safe. and had
finished their work when the pro-
prictor returned within half hour.
OF. l.. 4. Rnuch was the principal
speaker In sunday nights meeting
pr the ncwsboys His subject was,
The Newsboy's Future" Miss Maud
Wilhelm sang several solos and steve
Cummings contributed mouth organ
Ind whistling numbers. w. y. Sinck
made the announcement that ne
would pay the expenses or the dele
gates who are 10 represent the De
roit association at the dedication OF
he new hall in Toledo next Satur,
lay. The delegation VIII consist or
President Dexter. Herman Rnch- Glen
Van Ritter and Willie Wilson.
e first, second and third degrees were
conferred by Council 500. knights OF
Columbus on "A class OF nearly 100
candidates I'm the Elks' temple. Mon
lay afternoon. beginning at 30
o'clock, the work being done by
cams from Chicago, Toledo and
;rand Raoids There will he n ban
Iuet Monday evening I'm the Hotel
cadillac. followed nv addresses by
Martin Carmody. OF Grand Rapids:
tames II. Lynch. Of Pontiac, and
George r. Monaghan NJ. F. Calvin
md w H. casey, OF Detroit. Thomas
May will officiate as toastmaster.
uis Phelps L'HOmmcdieu. OF Cincin-
nati. ~ nephew of u. ~. I.'Hommc-
iieu general manager OF the Michi-
gan Central railroad, died. Sunday,
Grace hospital after long III
ness from tuberculosis. lie was "a
years old and was a student In Gan
bier college up TO last spring. when.
. the Adirondacks. Failing to get
relief here. he came To Detroit. His
mother was at hts bedside when
Heath came. The body wss taken to
Cincinnati Sunday night. accom-
panied ~ the mother and Mr..
.Hommcdieu
ving 20 the tricnnieI election of W.
h. q. hcId officers In lansing. Tues
lay. the military exercise Monday in
honor OF Washingtons birthday will
not be a. public nature. The diff
ferent companies Will meet In their
respective armories for roll -call.
buer ~. I'ehtie. a fireman of engine
'ompnny No. ~. was painfully hurt
at a Are IN the Detroit Tobacco Co. =
when a hose which he was holding
kicked back" and knocked him from
he ladder on which he was standing.
bout 81, 900 damage.
crop OF auburn hair betrayed Edith
3axter. actress, to the Detroit police,
Fundav, when Detectives McCaTty
and Kunkei were looking for the
young woman on the charge OF de-
krauding y hotel I'm Hastings. Mich.
Not that Miss Ethel has trawberry
hair, hut her escort who nccompa led
her on train from Jackson, is a
tunset blonde. The detectives were
told about the escorts hair 80 the
Young Woman's clever ruse. whC
she left the train at Dearborn, was
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