The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-16

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WHERE LIFE IS i
WORTH LIVING
80 hristian science. the Religion of the
btbie' In the subject of the free lee
t1re by Judge Hanna, OF Boston, In
the Detroit opera house at u, m,
Sunday.
Hence forth. the contr roller will issue
registered bonds to the sinking fund
Instead OF coupon bonds. There has
been great zeal OF trouble In clip
ping these coupons. and this viii be-
done away with.
The presence of Nr. barnes. % repre-
sentative Of the Marshall Field Co..
OF Chicago, I'm Detroit. has caused a
revival OF the rumor current some
months ago, that the Chicago arm Is
looking Tor location here.
An inventory of the estate OF Frank III.
Gindding, Who took hts own life re-
Gently. was filed I'm the probate court
Friday afternoon by Deputy Control
Ter William Nagel IL shows $500
In cash. mostly life insurance. This
goes To his daughters
The four skeletons uncovered by work
men while excnvating for am addi-
ton 10 the Scotten-Dillon Co fac
tory, Thursday. Will be turned over
TO archaeologists OF Detroit for eN-
animation. IL lis supposed mat the
skeletons are those OF Indian mound
builders or early Detroit settlers,
Public Works Commissioners Hnarer
will recommend 10 the council the
adoption OF Wisconsin granite Tor
stone paving this season II Is Offer
cd Mt F.ri fuF a.
. stone Bids were received by iaarer
Friday FOR the paving of number
OF streets. among which wcr" Sec
. ond-ave. To the city limits, ana Ar
den Park.
Nest of the members Of the bonrd Of
estimates were cut an tour. Friday
afternoon. The police fund commit
I tee visited the police stations IN an
F, meeting at which only slight cuts
were made Ia the estimates. The
school fund committee finished It's IN,
| spection trip and the garbage iund
committee looked over the garbage
plant.
tendent In Larned. Carter a Co.'S
overall factory for the past three
years who has Just rendered his
resignation, was presented with "A
gold watch and chain by employees
/ OF the factory. Thursday. General Su-
perintendent u. NJ RoseYear making
Minneapolis 20 accept a highly re-
sponsible position.
No definite action was taken by the
Maybury memorial committee. which
/ met Friday afternoon, IA the Mu-
scum of Art, To pass Judgment upon
the designs submitted for the May
bury memorial. The committee de-
sired expert opinion from some noted
sculptor. and also wished the benefit
I OF the knowledge OF Charles L. Freer
the well-known art connOisseur who
is out OF the city at present.
An Injunction was ISSUED by Judge
Donovan. Friday afternoon. restrnin-
ing Daniel Dkccfe and Edward j
Metzrn, real estate dealers. from SELL
ing any mere lots IN subdivision
north OF Highland Park and east OF
Woodward-avc This Is the first step
taken by James O'Flaherty 20 break
contract by which he disposed OF
40 acres TO O'keefc and MetZen for
ssi,000. and took $50 as FIRST pay
ment
James bailey hogan suit against the
sibiey Quarry 60. In Judge Rohnert's
! court Friday afternoon for s.. 600. He
claims the company had him appoint
| ed postmaster through it's political
| influence. and that his salary from
| the government was retained by the
company. He received from the com
! pany s 1000 FOR his work in the post
| office and managing the company's
| general store lie il now suing for
! his back salary az postmaster for
Members or the street opening commit.
tee OF the common council and n
number OF the other aldermen visited
( shat portion of Frederick-st.. west
| OF the Grand Trunk railway, which
the American Car Foundry Co
wishes closed IL was Informally de-
cided that the request will be denied.
/ and the public works department. win
40 ahead with the paving OF the
street. The company wishes this
street closed as part OF the plan
for building q new foundry.
John W. Pickering. 10. 80 Hancock
ave. west. says Detroit viii be the
only city OF It's size in the United
States which VIII not have a Socialist
parade, May l. the day set aside by
the International Congress or Social.
lists as their gala day. Pickering
saws that the May Day trouble In
! Grand Circus park last year Is re-
parade in Detroit this year. He says
that Commissioner Croul doesn't
know what the red Nag means Meet
fngs VIII be held in various halls and
the red flag will be unfurled there
says Mr. Pickering
Geraldine Fisher. ar Gibson. M she IL
sometimes known, the nine-year-oid
girl who disappeared Thursday night
after visiting hNe-cent show on
Grand RiveT-aVc.. had really not dis
| appeared at all, bat had been hiding
in the barn In the rear of her grand
mothers residence. 81 Mller-st. Ger
aldine's uncle and grandmother had
forbidden her attending the nickel
shows with other small girls In the
neighborhood, and when she skip
ped TO one. and did not return home
until after 10 o'clock. she sought
refuge In the barn, instead OF going
into the house Late the next day
she emerged from her hiding place.
An nII-day temperance rally was held
I'm the Central W. T.. church, friday.
under the auspices OF the wayne
county w G. I, L., when Mrs. T.. l..
Calkins. OF Battle Creek. and Mrs.
! Green, OF Texas, two prominent ma
principal speakers. special noet-
Ing for school teachers was held late
in the afternoon, when DR.. Charles
r Kuhn. president Of the school
board. gave an address in the course
( OF which he urged that the public
schools be used as places OF enter
, tainment for the young men and
: women of the city, in the evening.
+, Cigarette day in the observance or
which the w. G. r L. is interested.
will be Sunday. May ).
In n talk ON "Prohibition aud the pub
lie school" In Turner hall, Friday
night Harry Rickel president OF the
, Merchants ~ Manufacturers associa-
\ ton. declared that school children
I: were deliberately deceived, by their
4 text books, az TO the physiological
= effects OF alcohol on the human sys-
tenn. He also declared that the So
called wave OF prohibition was
b species OF hysteria, or emotional ism.
4 In tine same ctuss with evHnRefistIc
. and revival crusades. and the re-
ligious mania due thereto Mr.. Rick
4 eli charged that the w. 6. I. L., In
4 its department OF scientific temper
ance instruction, had succeeded IN
having Endorsed text books contain
ing statements which no scientiilc
man who is honest with himself.
+ and has any regard for his reputa-
tion. could possibly write