The Detroit times., 1909-02-16
WHERE LIFE IS
/ WORTH LIVING


lstes after the regular Knights OF
Columbus meeting this evening.
Frank l.. Woodruff, OF Atlanta. cn''
| gen~rai nssnt for Georgia and Ala
bama of the Michigan Mutual Lie
Insurance CO.. died. sunday on
train enroute from Chicago to De-
trOlt.
William Morley was arrested in Myan-
dotte, MoAIAy, On a charge OF DESERT
ing from the United States ARMY ~
| 1906. month after 'enlistins. lie
was~turncd over 10 the othceFs a'
Fort wayne.
The Rev. ". 4. ELLIOTT will speak in
me Met resor mission Tuesday even
ms at 10. the Rev, j. W saunuTrs .
Thursday, aud w slIlawayi
uay The choir OF Ebenczer church
| will furnish tho music. Thursday
The probate court Inns been asked "a
remove the child of Mrs. Victoria ym-
balowski, born while she was IN prs
| on swaiting trial ON the chaige OF
numbering her husband. The babe ~
now IN tie House OF Providence
awaiting the outcome OF the court 5
action.
A soectml hearing on the auctioneer
| ordinance will be held Wednesday,
afternoon. Judge Connolly has de-
! cided that the ordinance passed last
| year which required a license fee OF
800 per year and "A bond OF $4,000 Ia
| inequtable. IL is now proposed 10
make the bond $500.
Fnrrur-st. IN In danger of "a change OF
name. Ia has been decided by the
ordinance committee OF the council
| to recommend that the name of that
thoroughfare be changed 10 Library
St che change To take effect next
May. Most OF the residents on the
street desire the change
A compliment in color hns been ten
i dered to the Ceitic race by the po-
lice department in getting out the
new wagon licenses Commissioners
smith has figured II out that the
largest proportion OF the dirt wagon
- In "A N
the new tin license cards, which are
| sold In March Will therefore. be OF
| beautiful emerald green.
The 1ocnl court "a the hniHhts OF 10
Iumbus II arranging for the Initiation
of "A class OF 10 candidates TO take
| place tire afternoon and evening OF
Washington's birthday anniversary
IN the hall on Michigan IneTe
Will be an complication or the llrsl,
second and third degrees In the Is. g;
| rooms. after which the members VIII
adjourn TO the Hotel Cadillac Tor a
banquet and smoker. Thomas May.
cartoonist OF the Journal, viii act as
toastmaSter.
In a meetIng Of the Detroit Presbytery.
Monday afternoon. In Emmnnuei
! Presbyterian church. committee was
appointed 10 make arrangements 10
| celebrate the four hundredth ami
y,rsarv OF the birth OF John Calvin
| I'm the spring The committee con-
| sists OF the Revs. T.. VI. Pence. }. VI.
| Barkley and Marcus Scott and Rob
.rt McKinneii and William corkle.
The committee Will make its report
| in the meeting Of the Presbyterian
| ministers. next Monday morning
| The members of Grace Episcopal ceic-
| brntcd the twenty-hfth anniversary
| of the rectorship Of Dean John Nc
Carroll BY a meeting in the church
hall Monday evening Bishop Charies
H. Williams delivered an address IN
| which he commended the work OF DIR.
McCarroll, and &. H. Chandler. senior
warden. presented him with purse
or $500. Joseph Harris. vestryman
| OF the church. gave Dr. Mc' arroll
s25 purse. containing $40 In gold
| Refreshments followed the presenta-
! ton ceremonies.
)1liss Caroline i.exow, daughter OF Gar
| ence Lexow, Of the New York iexow
investigating committee, addressed
| the College club on womens suffrage
in the rooms at No. ~ Witherell-s
Monday afternoon. Miss lseNoW IL
secretary OF the National College
Equal Suffrage league, and a gradu-
| ate OF Barnard college In recourse
OF her remarks, she said that she at
tended Lincoln celebration recently
| and everyone on the face OF the earth
| was mentioned. except women The
men have forgotten uS, declared the
speaker. and they seem 10 nave Tor
gotten that they have forgotten us
liz was only few weeks ago that MI
and Mrs. George Sherwood, newly
l23 Beech-st. Now they must begin
all over again. for hre swept away
practically all their possessions
while they were visiting In the
| home of their next door neighbor.
Mrs Maj saret Casey. Monday night:
| The fire is thought 10 have started
from an overheated kitchen stove.
The house. owned by Mrs. Richard
| Walsh, was damaged TO the extent OF
| $500. while the Sherwoods loss Is
| about $500 The flames also spread
10 the rear OF Mrs. caseys home,
which was partly damaged.
Ia farewell banquet was given In the
Hotel fuller Monday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar l.. Ide. bS tue MEM
| beers OF the offcial board OF the North
| Woodward Methodist church and
their wives. 1t was in Mr.. lde home
that the church was organized. ne
was the first chairman or the board
| OF trustees. ana for several years
was superintendent OF the sunday
| school MIR. lde recently accepted
position as secretary and treasurer
OF the GUNNER Manufacturing Co, OF
cadillac. + L. Cook acted as toast
master and responses were made by
Rev g.. Is. Allen. W. r.. y. Hunter, l.
y PAYNE. James Atkinson and Mrs.
Frank Parker.
4 John Pocs, aged -. OF No. 23 Harness
81, and stephen Bertestch. who
| boards at No. - Anderson-st, are
rivals for the love OF the comely
daughter OF stephens landlord. Ste
phen has the inside track, because
he has the advantage or living under
the same roof with the girl When
Pocs called 10 see the girl, Monday
night IL was Steve who opened the
door Pocs was denied admission.
He demonstrated. but beat "A haSty
retreat when Steve produced big
revolver. AS Pocs was running away
he received IA bullet in his left ankle
from SteVe's revolver The wound
was dressed by one OF the city physi-
clans. who found II was not serious.
Steve was arrested
The Installation and banquet of the
i local court, knights of Equity, will
be held W edncsday evening. Feb. IL,
In Light Infantry armory, beginning
at $50 o'clock The installation Will
be In charge OF L. n. Sugruc. of
Cleveland. chairman OF the supreme
board OF trustees. -. G. Donovan, OF
Toledo. supreme trustee, and James
OHara, Jr., of Saginaw. The intro
ductory address will be by Supreme
President Arthur G. O'Connof. Of De-
troit, and James H. Lynch. Of Pom
tiaC. Will act as postmaster Re
sponses will be made by the Rev VI.
l. Stritch. = j.. OF Detroit college,
James T. Egan, OF Toledo; Hon. Al
fred j. Murphy. and Richard +. Hoy.
A fine musical program has been pre-
Al er wandering about In the storm I'm
n win search for relatives they came
TO visit William Perkins with ais
months old baby. from Saliersvillc
small village I'm the Kentucky
mountains appealed To Patrolman
Kaiser for help. Monday night. They
were almost out Of funds and suf-
fering from the cold. SO Kaiser es-
corted them to the central station.
Lieut.. Walpole offered them the shell
| ter OF the station. but the young VIE
did not relish the Idea OF spending
the night in such place. The lieu
tenant then arranged To give them
lodging i'm a downtown hotel. which
was agreeable To all concerned To-
DAY the trio resumed their search for
their relatives.
The largest room under single roof