The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-22


Grand River-ave. The Rev E c.
Knapp. OF the Chicago Theological
university. Will lecture on Sunday
school methods, and his wife will
lake an active part In the program.
The associations chorus or more
than 100 voices Will give an oratorio.
May ~. and Will be directed by
Grant colfax fuller. OF New York.
"bix Jim" Sprott, lieutenant In stunt.
iowney's office, attributes the deaf h
OF nus poynood friend. John Munroe.
10 the fruitful cause OF suicide-bet-
tlns on the ponies. 'Munroe was a
good, clean sort OF fellow until about
Tour years ago he made a 800 bet
since he has been betting. trying to
9et even with the game. but only
gong deeper and deeper into IL.
finafiys nc started drinking. and his
Is satisfied that the case was one of
suicide. but County Physician Crime s
IL still investigating.
The Rev. y. VI. Barkiey took q ainw M
lodging houses In his sermon on
Childrens Right" In the Forest ave.
Presbyterian church, Sunday morn
ing. We should give our support
and approval TO those who are try
Ing To improve conditions. but before
the best can be done. we must get
politics out of the moral cleansing
or the city" he said Beautiful
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moral environment and we who
stand as sponsors. parents and guard
ians should see that their rights In
this regard are respected"
Unless the Legislature takes some &C.
ton with regard to liquor regulation
before May i, when saloon licenses
are renewed. there Will be something
doing In the common council The
watson ordinance, which aims to
give the council power to refuse Ii
tenses to saloons. is sleeping in conf
mittee. but action viii be urged with
In week or SO unless there is some
thing doing In Lansing. Aid. Korte
chairman OF the liquor regulation
committee OF the council. is holding
up all saloon bonds so that none win
get by before the council decides on
Just what II wants TO do.
Mrs. Jennie Ingram, a resident of De-
trott for several years, died sunday
mornipg in the Arnold home. the end
being FASTENED by the death OF her
Waterman, who was killed at rail
way crossing in this city about a
year ago. Since the accident. Mrs.
Ingram has worried until OF late her
sisters Mrs. Pierce OF lakewood. and
Miss Mary Troop OF this city. She
was s. years old. The funeral will
take place Tuesday afternoon at 2
nephew. Andrew Beveridge. No. 80
Hecla-ave.
With Eas pouring from nm open Jet In
the floor. the body OF Daniel Cody,
So years old. was found In room in
the Grand Central hotel, Sunday af-
ternoon Coroner Burgess believes
that Cody's foot had struck the heat
er-jct accidentally. as he lay drunk
on the floor. He lost his position as
floor walker In one OF the hig depart
ment stores on account OF his love for
liquor and a few days ago was asked
70 leave his rooming house. No. 1887
Fourteenth for the same reason.
Cody came here about year ago
from Boston. where he Is thought
- 10 have wife and two children. Bos-
ton police have been asked to notify
them.
samuel 9. Bradt aud Harry l.. Geese.
both wei known hotel men, have
purchased +. w. Young's lease OF the
Hotel Brunswick. Grand River and
Cass-aves. and will take possession
April l. They plan extensive I'M
provements. including the addition Of
another story and n new grill room
in the Grand River-ave. side. The
house will be refurnished and re-
decorated throughout. n vacuum air
cleaning system installed and fire
escapes built Mr. Bradt was con-
nected with the Griswold house for a
number OF years. and for the past
four seasons has conducted the Chip
pewa on Mackinac Island. Mr.. Geese
was with Postal & Morey for 10
wears, acting as manager OF the Ort-
entail hotel for seven. He left the
Oriental TO go to the Grand In In
dianapolis.