The Detroit times., 1909-12-20

NJ franklin IN Temple Seth ~, sun
day morning, in sermon on labor
and rest" 1t is one OF the danger
points OF modern civilization that we
are cultivating two extreme classes.
the so-Callcd leisure class and the
other. those who never rest
Frank !. Lnubens'ein. n wcii-knowp
commercial traveller. died. sunday.
"a Harper hospital. after an Illness
~ several weeks. He was a. years
old, and prominent member OF the
Detroit Elks He is survived by his
sisters, Mrs. Charles Hirschheld or
this city Mrs :. strauss OF New
York, Mrs Kaufman Baer. and Mrs.
Morris hirschheld OF milwaukee,. Flu
neral services viii he held at the
home OF Mrs, Hrschheld. No 6l6
Brush st, at o'clock, Tuesday ar
ternoon
Our Puritan forefnther. furnished the
Icnven for modern politics. declared
tho Rev. Lee MCCollester In the
church Of Our Father. sunday morn
ing. speaking on The contribution
Of the Puritans TO religion. strong
I'm their theology they were equally
courageous In conduct. fond or argu-
ment. end were Of the stun ont or
which statesmen are made. In Puri-
tanic times, man 70 hold ofrce
must needs he "a religious man. and
of the utmost integrity, eager to up
hold the standard or civic morals.
81 don't think the saloon will he cY-
Terminated by my Of the various 40
cieties organized To combat u. but q
is doomed to disappear because II is
against the bible" said col George
" Baue. or kentucky, In an address
on the liuuor question in the y NJ
4. hall, sunday afternoon The
argument that il IL unfair 10 deprlN"
All men OF liquor because few mis-
use the privilege, is very thin. The
weak man takes drink and others
take the consequences. The family.
the broken hearted mother. and the
neglected children are the ones To
suffer
Gossip In Episcopaiinn church circles
has IL that the sudden departure OF
tile Rev Francis DeSalle Carroll.
from the second assistant rectorship
OF -. Johns church after brief
.iay OF two months was due TO rs
pronounced high church leanings. No
one in position To know the real
reason for Mr.. CAROLS departure
VIII talk beyond saying that the Rev.
AIr Carroll aid not like st. John
aud the people OF that parish did not
like him The reverend gentleman
Is said to be in New York
Max Tauby. Of No. a. sherwood-st. who
saturday night was found SUNDAY
afternoon huddled against a radiator
In the county building. He told As
sistant Prosecutor Crane that he had
not had a thing to eat since he left the
farm. and the latter took him TO a
restaurant. There the boy nearly
cleaned out the place before he was
satisfied He was then put In the
detention room. and will probably be
returned to the farm.
Caught I'm the act of stealing some
small articles In Hunter Il hunters
store. Lizzie Smith, n waitress about
40 years old, was arrested 10y Special
Detective Finnucan. In police head
quarters she strenuously objected To
being searched While compelling
her to submit to the process. the
matron broke two dozen eggs that
Lizzie had concealed under her skirt.
Three pounds OF steak and two
pounds OF bologna sausage were also
hidden under the woman's skirts. she
is said TO he feeble minded. and will
probably be sent To tloise. She has
been arrested before.
4 Hv~-wrcks-oId baby hoy dressed I'm
fine clothing and with n plentiful
supply OF milk in bottle beside II.
was loft on the doorstep Of e. :
Hampton residence, No. 81 PiQuette-
ave. sunday niRht. While Mr. and
Mrs. Hampton were sitting. IN tho IL
hrary OF their home. which room
faces the street. and with shades un
drawn. the door bell rang and upon
answering II, they discovered tho
was no possible clue 10 the Identity
az tho child I'm It's clothing \ po-
liceman took tho baby 10 the Won
ans Hospital and Infants home.
The action of Atty.-t.en. bird In join
Ing with Lincoln Avery 10 cnioin the
state board or control from giving
titles To St, clair Flats land. 10 the
cottaRers who have reclaimed IT, is
Burt. former county auditor. lie con
sidcrs this as misguided zeal The
purpose Of the board ot control was
10 secure from the cottagers sums
sufficient 10 compensate the state
for all expenses in connection with
the Flats, claims Burt. and he con
sld"rs that Bird has gone too far In
bringing on litigation which may be
expensive not only To the state but
to the residents or tho Flats.
sunday was the real opening or the
81 nd Ice
ON Lake st clair there were the first
brushes OF the season between the
s,kimming sail craft the fleets from
Kraemer's and Nerniers both trying
out their runners. \ big regatta IS
promised for Christmas day and
races for every sunday following.
bclle Isle drew holiday throng OF
skaters. At the skating pavilion Il
was estimated that from 1o.eeo TO
l3.Ooo persons enjoyed the fine Ice OF
the island lakes From morning un-
I'll late at night. there was n crowd
there. At the ID. A. &. grounds. the
Detroit Curling club, and the Me
Dougall rink. there were other
crowds. oil enjoying the Ice.
An earnest plea for Italian detectives,
auniihed 80 render effective service In
running down members OF the dread
cd Black Hand, and VINO shall be an
pointed on their merits rather than
through political influences, ls made
by '. Giuliano editor ~ La Tribuna.
petroits Italian weekly. in the cur
rent Issue The article was inspired
by the receipt Of Black Hand letter
10y the Rev. u. X. DeCarlo. Mr. Giul-
iauo is unsparing In his criticism
blaming his own people as well as
the Americans'' for the condition
which makes IL possible for tho
dreaded Mano Nera" to pursue it's
dastardlN work In Detroit. II IL the
duty Of all good Italians. he SAYS to
tell all they know about these
"brigauds
FIRST action In the studebaker-E-M-
n mi x<l I'm Il uIa ~ A
rrsdaN. Judge swan has Postponed
Nntil next Monday, the hearing on
the application OF the Studebalter
Automobile 60. FOR an Injunction
against the E.-M r. company 10 pre-
vent IL from selling its ears to any
I dealers other than the Studebakers.
In the answer OF the EN- T. in this
suit, IL is alleged that the contract
with the Studebakers was annulled
bN = majority OF the directors OF the
r. company after the Stude-
bakers had failed To take the number r
OF ears agreed upon, that the \TepU-
tation OF the E.-M-F. was esta b %
lished before the deal with the Stude-
bakers was made. and that the latter
had employed the popularity OF the
T. =. car as means Of forcing
dealers 10 accept other less popular
lines ~ cars. Tho investment OF the
E-M-F. 60 is placed AZ S2.5S2.
for its siN plants, and its contracts
for parts and material at s5.000.o0o
That the failure or tho Studehakers
J 20 take the cars agreed upon or the
prolonging Of tho litigation will ne
cessltate closing the EMF. fac
tories is allsscd.