The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21


brains and Intelligence OF a nation
singularly favored by God"
John Imern, No. 5so SOUTHEAST, wns
stabbed In the backs Frank Pocxa
No. 10 Harvard-pi., was hit in the
dozen Hungarians were badly beaten
and cut In Saturday night riot In
kepes Poigar's saloon. No. 81 Van
derbilt-st. ElgnI Hungarians were
arrested. They gave their names as
John, fhllip and Anthony Krumbach
Martin 10th. James Kiss, John Sar-
linski; John Warrah; and Louis KEEP
Imera/ is not dangerously wounded,
and Pocza will also recover, though
Il was at nrst thought that his eye
had been destroyed
Ing re No, 10 Asst. was arrested,
sunday. by Patrolman Creedon.
charged with stealing 81 from the
pockets Of Edward Murdoch. while
the latter was sleeping off the eff
Dix-ave. Johnnie offered a defense
that is novel, though II originated In
the garden OF Eden. lie said that a
girl. in the house. told him to ''frIsk''
Murdoch for the money. The police
don't believe him. Johnnie admits
that he had considerable beer on
board. himself. He was turned over
TO the juvenile court.
"Tske mo- chances with the committee
Of nfty's plan for settling the street
car question, said Police Justice
ihn war;, J; JsnrIes' in an address In
afternoon. The d. T.. X. never kept
a promise We have IL by the throat
now and should put 1t out OF bust,
ness. The time Is ripe for municipal
ownership, There are dozens OF
cheap politicians on the fence, walt
ing To see which way the wind blows.
favor of municipal ownership. these
politicians Will run across lots to get
in at the head OF the line"
"Let the board of education look 10
the teaching Of children. and the
WELL was the advice given by DR..
Charles Darlington. of New York, in
an address In the Museum OF Art.
srndsy eyen,ng on TheBreySntion
came to Detroit under the auspices
OF several charitable organizations
Interested In the prevention and cure
or disease IN young children, and his
address proved interesting and help
full II Is the intention OF the De-
troit organizations Interested in the
question TO adopt uniform plans and
systematic cooperation In the work.
~ fhe age Of 80 years, William j.
kOentg, one OF Dctroit's Oldest Ger
man residents, died, Sunday. from
pneumonia, In the home OF ms ms
Chene-st, He was born in West
phalia. Germany. and came to Amer
lea go years ago. going first To the
Lake Superior mine district. where
he worked for 10 years previous to
coming to Detroit to enter the gro
Gerry business. Mr.. Koenig is sur
vivcd by his widow, one son, Will
lam j. koenig, Jr., and Mrs, Griese'
Funeral services will be held In st.
Joseph's church. of which Mr.. koenig
had long been a prominent member.
"Srarcely an orthodox church believes
Ina nm eternal hell today, stiII they
In raj
one thing in their advertisements
and another in their contracts. said
DR. Benjamin Fay Mills in the Church
OF Our Father. Sunday afternoon,
Or. Mills declared that he could not
believe the doctrines Of the average
christian @church today, and that he
was ,b %pssG to his s
judgment and reason. DR.. NILS ad-
dressed large audiences In the morn
ing and evening. as wei as the ar
lures In the church throughout the
present week.
Three new, modern business structures
are TO be erected In the vicinity OF
the county, building In tho near Ia,
ture. G.. NJ. Burton VIII erect a
building for the accommodation or
his abstract business; a T. knoWi-
son will put up a three,story build,
mental structure for the Boyer
Campbell Co, In which his son is
interested Tho last named VIII be
Morse Stewart homestead. at Brush
and ConZress-sts. Mr.. Burton mas
an agreement TO purchase the % ieet
adjoining The Knowlson building
will be located at Nos. 80 and l0l
Consress-st, east.
Mrs. Abraham EpsteiR. died In the fam
lily home, M. 373 81. Antofne-st.'
Sunday. following few days III
was prominent in Jewish circles. a
member OF Sha'are Zedek congrcga-
ton, and belonged to the Daughters
of Zion and the Pythian Sisters, she
life to charitable works. Besides her
husband. Mrs. Epstein Is survived by
two daughters, Lena and Rose, three
sisters, Mrs. Slovich. Mrs. l.. Slovich
Joppa. Palestine; four brothers. A.,
NJ, s. and II. Bennett, and her fath.
err ID. Bennett Funeral services VIII
take place In the home. Monday Rab-
bi Hfrschman officiating.
Monday evning, Prof. Leonard T.. Kin
nicutt, of the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute will deliver lecture on
Sewage disposal. and how the prob
lem liz being solved In various
cities" illustrated by slides before
the Wayne County Medical society,
the Society OF Detroit Chemists and
the Detroit Engineering society. In
Che Museum OF Art. The lecture VIII
begin at S:15 o'clock. Preceding the
lecture. dinner viii be rendered
Prof Kinnlcutt by the officers OF the
combined societies. An invitation has
been issued TO the mayors and health
officers OF the various municipalities
from Port Huron to Trenton, as the
subject matter to be presented by
MIR Kinnicutt Is of interest TO every
community In this vicinity
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