The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-01-24
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Bishop Williams Will speak ON "Credif'
at the January meeting and dinner
OF the Detroit Credit Mems assocla-
ton, In the Hotel Pontchartraln'
Tuesday evening, at 6:l5.
Harry Rector, 40 years old, was found
dcnd In the hallway of his rOOminR
house. No. 3sS Fourth-aVe., SUNDAY.
Coroner Burgess found a hemorrhage
OF the lungs but has ordered post
norton examination. Rector was a
moluer and Is said To nave sons anu
daughters somewhere in the city
The funerRI OF r. II. Ryan, former
Detroit manufactures, who died Ia
his acme i'm the Eldorado apartments
Saturday morning, Will be held from
the Church oh the Holy Rosary, Tues
day morning. The interment VIII be
in Mt Elliott cemetery.
ErnestIne Arndt, No. 26S SIxth-st., re-
ported 10 the police that ns she was
walking along Sixth near Jones-st..
saturday evening, she was accosteu
by man, who grabbed her arm.
Miss Arndt slapped him in the race
with her free hand. and he released
his grip.
Mrs. William ,. MulhOIlnnd, NO. O.
MOnrOe-aVe., has been missing from
her home since Dec 81, and her IS
year-old daughter, Grace, Is III as n
result or worry over her mother ;
disappearance. Mulholland and his
wife are said to have quarreled at
Christmas time, but the trouble was
settled. lie believes that sue mas
taken a position as domestic In some
Detroit home.
Mrs. Leslie Jones, n Negroes. attempt
ed tO Kill herself by swallowing car
bolic acid, Sunday. Because her nus
bands fingers were badly burned by
the acid, the police arrested him Tor
investigation. When the woman re-
gained consciousness. she declared
that Jones had tried to wrench the
acid ont OF her hand. when ms
fingers were burned He was re-
leased.
John StInsOn, of Ford, who was charged
with mnnslaughter. following ne
death of his father. Richard Stih-
son whom he knocked down. twice,
after "A violent quarrel. was released,
Saturday. By Justice Torango, or
learned that Stinsons death was due
To apopleNN. asked that the case bc
clsInissed. This decision was pop
Clar one.
Special Officers Field aud Fisher raided
Schriber's hull. Hastings and high
'sts., Sunday afternoon, ana mum
Der OF men In the hall went out
through windows and doors ia pan
that dice game was In progress,
and that LIQUID refreshments were
being served. Only two arrests We're
made BENJAMIN Broskey and George
smith were locked up. charged with
maintaining gaming room.
The International Association Of Mas
ter House Painters and Decorators Of
tie United states ana Candda, VIII
hold its twenty sixth annual meet
ing In Detroit. Feb. 3-ll, I'm the
Wayne pavilion. An attendance OF
upwards OF 1900 is looked for, In
Guiding the wives OF the delegates
Many topics OF interest 20 the mem
bers are booked for discussion and
the entertainment program now be
ing arranged by local members OF
the association. will include many
pleasing surprises.
Aaron LOeJt. 81 years old, In la aeri-
Gus condition I'm -. Mary's hospital,
as the result OF a fall from "A second
story Ncranda at his home, No. $50
Mcclellan ave, Sunday night. Loett
occupie" two rooms on the second
floor OF the house. IL rs thought that
be walked out on the balcony, lost
his balance. anC FELL 20 feet TO the
ground. Several ribs were frac-
tured, and he was Injured about the
head. He may die.
Alleging false imprisonment and ma
llciOus prosecution, Albert Rein has
filed SUIT FOR $1,000 damages against
Mary Kelly. Rein alleges that on
Dec. - 1909, Mrs Kelly complained
to the police that he had stolen $l6S
from her and as result he was
arrested and compelled 10 eat ms
Christmas turkey IN jail. lie says
that when he came up for trial be
fore Justice stein he was acquitted
and completely eNonerated.
An important meeting under the au-
spices Of the Visiting Nurses 1850
citation Will be held at y. m, Nom
day, ian "a. I'm the BOARD OF Com
merce building. No Ga lafayette
blvd DR. Guy l. Kiefer. health Of
fcer will give an address on Pre-
vention OF infant mortality. James
b. Williams general secretary or the
Associated Charities, Will present the
subject OF Organization in the sup.
ply OF diets for the sick. and modified
milk supplies. General discussion
will follow. All are invited.
More than 30 members Of the lawyers
club took luncheon In the PeuobscOt.
Saturday. AT which arrangements
were completed for the dinner To be
given Wednesday night 10 the nine
members OF the stare supreme court
bench. The dinner will be given IN
the FellOWcraft club at $50, and VIII
be strictly Informal the attorneys
going directly from their Offices 10
the dining room. There Will be no
speakers table and no set speeches.
James ~. May will be master or GER
emonies.
Only three articles OF value. out Of the
large auantIty Of stolen tewetry
found In the room OF Cecil Hollyer
and Harry Monroe the boy burglars.
remain IN the hands OF the police,
unidentified All day Saturday. claim
ants for the stolen JeWelry poured
into police headquarters, and iden-
tilted articles taken from their homes.
The unidentified pieces are believed
TO be heirlooms. Hollyer says he