The Detroit times., 1909-12-20
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
The -is,,e,h anni,ersary of the Tabrr-

Il
The sixtieth anniversary of the Tabrr-
nacic VI. o.. church was observed sun
day with "A series OF special services
throughout the day. About $1,000
was subscribed for an Improvement
fund.
Joseph Hoffman. of Parke, Davis a
60, toid the new sboss the value OF
"A public school education ~ their
regular weekly meeting in the i NJ
90 G.. \. building. sunday morning. sew
eral ncwsbVys took part ip the pro-
gram.
.Biiiy" Williams, rooming In the Flint
hotel, says that the sneak tiief wh"
ransackcd his room, can keep MS
shirts, socks ond ncckties, but an
alrm clock that went with them must
loo recovered. II was "A present from
my uncle" walled "Billy.
The Rev. Peter O'Donahue. recently "p-
pointed nssistnot pastor of ~. Anne's
Roman Catholic church, assumed ms
new duties sunday, and was WEI
coined by large congrcgations. fr
Donahue came 10 Detroit from Fort
iambton. ont
seuekerim VI. bishop. the Armenian
4. of VI. student, " nose wife recently
nled a hill for the annullmcnt OF theiF
marriage has filed an answer To her
charges lie says the marriage was
decided upon on the advice or
physician. and claims that his wife
was over Ii, and not under that age
as she alleges.
A national Theatrical Mechanics Home
for Aged aud Innrm II 10 he erected
near Mt Clemens I'm the near future.
The Detroit branch of the associa-
tion. which besides the mechanics IN
Cludes all manner or theatrical en-
pluyes, has pledged Itself 10 donate
a tcn-acre site ST. 900 annually. and
lump sum OF S1oOVo toward the
home.
He'd Cross secicty Chri.tmns stamps
viii be sold ia the public schools.
Monday. the children having inc
privilege OF buying any quantity
wished, although little envelopes con
tanning fve and ten OF the stamps
have been specially prepared Tor the
schools. About 500 600 have been
sold 10 date with 100000 more now
OF sale in different parts OF the city
Andrey. DinIer, no. 3d. Monroe-ave.. re-
ports to the police that two young
men accosted HIM OH Champialn st,
saturday night and Congratulated
him on his choice OF necktie PIN
Both men admired the pin. Andrew
was wise and watched the pin
closely. While he was watching II,
one OF the men took So from Din
lcr's pocket.
Eva Burnstein. No. 3i6 Winder-st.. and
Eta Edeison. No. IA Winder-s'..
were accosted hy man IA they
walked northward on Riyard ST. be
tween Windor and Adelaide SITS.
SUNDAY night. the fellow m, made ,,, q
both girls screamed. and he took 10
his heels.
George Guest. n Michigan Central engt-
necr. living ut No. 5-I Morreil-~t.. had
his right arm crushed between the
bumpers OF two ears in the junction
yards or the railroad. sunday morn
ing. He was placed on board his EN- -
gine and rushed 10 the depot, where
Norton's ambulance picked him up
and took him 70 Grace hospital II
was found necessary to amputate the
arm
sidney BuiInrdt. n deaf mutt employed
by the Cadillac Motor Car Co. died.
Sunday. in his home, No IL jos
Campau-aVe II is believed that In
haling gasoline fumes caused lung
trouble. which resulted fatally. Cor
oner Bennett is Investigating. Dr.
a II Hucgi. No 30 Jos. Campau-
ave diagnosed the case one %
rRestion OF the lungs
Joe Bcdore - going 10 leave Detroit.
Tie has conducted the Utopia hotel.
Eagley- ave. and clifford st. for more
than a year. but Joe declares that he
misses the fishing at the St clair
Flats. and the muskrats are harder
20 get in Detroit and do not taste ~
savorv 10 him as those trapped in
the marshes AT the upper end OF Lake
st clair - Joe + going back TO
his old haunts. The Utopia has been
sold 10 Charles w. Mccormick who
Will enlarge and remodel II. and con-
duct ~ as "A hrst-claSs hote,
In the Museum OF Art. sunday after
noon. Director Grtffth pictured
stead OF tho worlds show park. as