The Detroit times., 1910-05-16
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Ssnc. .SsYed the police that his rcsi-
usnce was entered. sunday, and lew.
cry TO the value OF 5000 stolen.
/, A special election viii n. h.ia A., u,...
iand fark, rhursday, Co give the ,aX-
PAYERS an opportunity To decide on
W material to be used In paving
benny kioek reported 20 IN. poli..
anuhy' that un attempt was made
.wo men TO hold him up at Mon
4 aey W., ana tarrar-st,. late Satur-
away, w ''e" '"''
/. w; III. wark. s5 year. old, nddre.. nm
car on I wss struck by n wyandoite
SolVay hospital Sunday night Has
.oot was badly crushed lie at
o oSsmPted TO cross the tracks in front
Children OF the Protestant Orphan nsyi-
,ar una; no. sss JeirersOn-aye., were sn-
SSertsslned by Samuel M. crombIe.
Sunday evening, with an interestlns
talk on birds. and bird lore. Mr..
Ssombie.s stories to the children told
an intimate acquaintance with the
heathered folk and their habits.
The regular meeting of the Detroit
Engineering society will be held In
me Association hall. stevens build
ing. Friday evening, May 20. at s
Will be read BY II. +. Fiintermann.
iollowing which dinner will be served
In the Ste Claire hotel
The Detroit Lawyers' club IL preparing
20 entertain n hundred or more DUFF
ialo lawyers who will visit Detroit,
June 20 and 26. The visitors will L.
aaken Tor auto trips about the city
sion TO Algonac, trip on the Shore
line car and ball game I'm Bennett
park Will also be features OF the en-
,tertainment.
wagon nj ROwcnn nnd Riyard-sts..
iast thursday, died from his injuries
In Grace hospital, Sunday. Coroner
Burgess found that the boy was rid
ing IN a wagon owned by =. Lovard,
NO. 5IS Rowena st lie lost his bal
ance and fell out, striking on his
head
Paul Wisof, n syrian, 81 years old. No.
100 Eranklin-sf., IN held In the arst
precinct station on a serious charge
greierred by eight-year-old Rosie
q clerk In grocery store at No. log
ST Antoine-st. The little girl says
of the store otor roSi n Pa tne psa,
Fred Raymond arrested the man.
An unidentified man fell from the steps
OF Pontiac interurbnn cnr. satur-
uay night, and was badly injured. tic
stepped of To give place To a woman
, who had Just boarded the car. lie
chung To the platform OF the car for
some distance until he became eN-
hausted and let go. Creedon's am
bulance took him To Grace hospital.
Ills condition is serious.
W.
ed ON the rife range In Brest, Mich,
four miles from Monroe, Will 60
formally dedicated. Wednesday. May
20. by Dr. A. @. Studer The tent will
entertainment for the soldiers. and
will have books. newspapers, maya
zines and writing materials, Gospel
services will also be held
"Child labor IL one of the greatest IL
not the greatest OF NIL social evils.
and parents would protest against II
n NhnNF "A lie a
Owen X. Lovejoy. secretary OF the
National Child Labor committee OF
New York, in an E address, . SUNDAY !ia y
/ church, on The cry of the children.
MIR. Lovejoy declared the only rem
edy for the child labor evil is legIs-
lation. and stated that the committee
! of which he is secretary had secured
such remedial legislation In "a states.
Attorney Louis J. Rosenberg, who was
brazilian consul mp 20 Inst October,
expresses the opinion that the SER
Gus boundary dispute between Peru
and Ecuador will not result In wal.
WIN haze Se sssf SS0G soon 'h6 6y dpo:
macy" says Mr.. Rosenberg. The
United states, which is gaining
wonderfully In the friendship OF tie
South American and Central Amer l.
can countries. will probably take 4
hand In arbitration proceedings
What those countries need is bettPT-
ment of Industrial conditions. 10
make them forget war"
Rabbi Leo VI. franklin. of Temple beth
El, devoted his sermon, sunday morn
ing to tribute to Mark 1 TTa1ip TRe
lin declared that Mark TWAIN
\ greatest work was to lay bare 10
the world the hHmo hoS ana she ap path1 Is
give the world the opening wedge
for work in the promising neld OF
boys intensity SSd entR8 Ss but
with a mans grasp OF the deepc:
elements OF human nature, ana L
mans thoughtfulness,' said the
speaker.
Lieut. Charles Gildeneister, OF engine
Go. No. D, killed himself, saturday, by
turning. on the gas in his home No.
S34 Sheridan-ave.. and inhaling the
fumes. Dependency over frequent
attacks Of epilepsy WAS wa. 1he eaase OF 81
had particularly severe attack, Sat
urday morning. Lieut. Gildemeisse1'
had worked on practically every big
FIRE in Detroit for the last lS years.
He was on duty at the Monroe Pa
per Stock Co. fire. early Saturday
morning
sWhat matters religions denomination
I'm missionary workt 4 Presbyterian
dollar. a Methodist dollar and Bap-
list dollar make three dollars, nni
that is what y nee eav for Ma mSsor
meeting in the 7. Nj. c. A. ball, sun
day afternoon. on 'ECnOe1 from tlc
missionary congress In Cnicaso. Dr.
Fixes was a delegate TO the con.
gress and declared that he believed
IL to have been the mostipotential re-
ligious meeting In the past century.
Miss Lem Butler and Mrs. D.. Gotten
berg, No. I70 AdeIaide-st., were VIE
tins OF a peculiar accident, sunday
afternoon. hack driven by John
West, No. N21 Frank-st., was struck
by n Fourteenth-st. car at Sixth and
Locust-sts. The hack toppled over
on the two women, who were stanG-
ing on the sidewalk. The women
were taken to the office OF DR..
Charles Couryllle, No. 3l6 Grand
River-ave. Miss Butler sustained a
conclusion OF the brain. and Mrs;
Gutenberg has number OF painful
bruises Vests back was wrenched,
but he was able TO walk home.
In celebration OF Polish Constitution
day, more than 500 members of the
various Polish societies Of the city
held a celebration in Falcons hall.
sunday From early In the morning
until late at night. the celebration.
which was notable one, held the
Detroit The day was their Fourth
OF July. parade was held in the
morning when almost 1000 march
ers headed by band and several
battalIons of uniformed cadets, made
their way TO ST. Francis churcn
brated by Fr. Klerju, the pastor. In
the evening, services were held In
the Falcons hall.
Several members of the Democratic
state central committee gathered In
fhe Burns hotel, saturday afternoon,
Tor an Informal discussion OF cam
paIgn plans. O. NJ. Barnes. who con-