The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-05
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The annual meeting of the Wayne club.
for the election of officers. VIII he
held at the club rooms. Wednesday.
at $3.50 p. m.
Fire destroyed the home or Henry
Clark In Ford city, Tuesday morn
ing. and Clark. together with his
wife and four children. narrowly es-
capped cremation. The loss is $500.
yustice or nicd n petition in the pro-
bate court. Tuesday. asking that "a
guardian be appointed for Michael
Hook. He claims that Hook. who Is
60 years of agr,-ts -rtrtttrizrd
by gang OF pretended friends. and
that since last October he has squan-
dered $4,000 in riotous living.
Elmer German, United stntes secrc,
service agent, snys there II more
counterfeit silver money In circula-
ton now than there has been at any
time in the last 10 years. lie will
notify banks and business houses TO
he on the lookout for the spurious
coins and take up all OF them they
come across
A double funeral will take place from
the home OF Fred Meyer. No. 3f3
Warren-ave. west, Thursday after
noon. when Mrs Fred Meyer and Mrs
Charles Wolf the Detroit victims Of
the Cleveland railway crossing acct
dent, Will be buried. The bodies viii
be brought To Detroit. Thursday
morning. by Mr. Meyer and Mr.. Wolf
The funeral will take place at 1870
o'clock
Estfmators md aldermen WITH line up
I'm bowling match 40 be held in
Aid. Rutters alleys at Jefferson ave.
and Iron-st.. Wednesday night. The
aldermanic team will be composed Of
Rutter. Goeschcl. Lempke. Gutman
and Watson The estIm estimator VIII lib. he
Palmer and two others not yet
named.
Joseph smith. n tcsmster employed by
the Be.ancon Coal Co.. and living al
Va In ST at nm
over by his own wagon at Maxwell
and Mack -aves.. when the wagon
throwing him from his seat TUESDAY
Afternoon. One OF the front wheels
passed over hts right ankle. which
was fractured. He was taken TO his
home in Grace ambulance.
=AFs-Sarsh= Nathan s=years= eid.=sfH-
struck md knocked down by Fort
car. Tuesday afternoon, as she was
crossing the street In front OF her
home. No. 573 Champlsin-st. She
was unconscious when picked UP and
carried into her home. whore Or.
Joseph II. Grattan, of No. 1872 Chonc-
ST., attended her. Careful eXamina-
ton failed to reveal any serious in
Juries. but the physician reported
that the aged woman was suffering
severely from shock.
meeting OF Branch No. ., Detroit So
cfalists, VIII he held Thursday night
at which tho treatment OF the So
cialists by the police, in Grand Cir
Gus park. Saturday. will be discussed.
and plans made TO proceed against
the department. Or G.. H. Sherman.
one OF the leaders OF the Socialists.
says he Will fly "A red flag at the first
open-air meeting held. Commission
er Smith says that no red dag VIII
be allowed.
Dow, general manager OF the Edison
Illuminating Co, was returned by
jury in Judge Donovan's court, Tues
day afternoon. in favor OF Arthur
Scott, whose motor cycle he struck
while speeding in his auto on Wood
wardave Dow was recently fined
in the recorders court for the same
offense. He admitted on the stand
that he was exceeding the speed
limit. lie Will appeal to the SUI
preme court on the ground that Scott
was carrying no license tag.
During a social In tho basement of n
Hamtramck church. sunday. at which
S bold nna frank va tSc
der. engaged In a fight. during which
the former was knocked down twice
His daughter came to his aid and
Evelt was seen 10 reel and fall. lie
soon got up and left for home. Tues
day. Bertha Bolda explained to Jus
tice Binder that she stabbed Evelt
guilty to charge OF assault and
battery. and will be tried Wednesday
night.
operate with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So
cieties In the advertising campaign Of
education that IL to be waged against
the white plague. Dean Vaughan, OF
the University OF Michigan, took the
matter up with the billposters at a
committee conference OF the billpos-
ters. printers and photographers in
the Hotel fuller. Tuesday. and the
committee unanimously agreed TO
recommend to the national body, with
members in 5000 cities and towns
throughout the United States. that
bills furnished by the National Tu-
bercuiosis association be posted free.
An exhibition of architecture and the
allied decorative arts will he dis
May 1922, IL being arranged by the
Detroit Architectural club, and the
Arts and Crafts society OF Detroit in
conjunction with the museum. Tho
exhibits will consist OF drawings.
models and photographs or proposed
and executed architectural work;
models and examples OF decorative
and monumental sculpture; stained
glass and designs and cartoons for
the same. and examples OF the APP
piled and decorative arts allied with
architecture.
A verdict for sf0f In favor Of the Hol-
Ifday Box Co. was returned ny n jury
in Judge Murfin's court, Tuesday ar
ternoon. The verdiR was against
Guy ID. Cady. who purchased several
hundred pasteboard megaphones to
be used at the Michigan Pennsyl
vanis football game on Ferry field.
Ann Arbor. in 1907, The game took