The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-28
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

ieorge Hines, No. 90 Bagiey-ave., re-
ported to the police that thieves en-
tered his room, Sunday. and stole
$500 worth of diamonds.
Martin kropf, No. 9G8 wnbash-ave., ON
s,,s asked the police 10 find his
VIE. lie says she ran away from
home Nov. 2, taking their two little
children.
Romance Anton, Fort and brush -sts.,
was relieved OF mis- overcOat contain
ing sz2O, sunday afternoon. by a
stranger who had volunteered to find
boarding place for him
Roy smith, a Negro, was shot through
both legs mt ~. Antoine and Brews-
ter-st.. early Sunday morning, He
was taken TO ST. Mary's hospital. He
refused TO tell the police how he
came by his wounds.
thief entered the home Of william
r. McFarIane, No. 303o East Grand
blvd. Saturday afternoon, and stole
property worth more tnai. 500. The
maid was alone in the house and
frightened the intruder off
Emma Schane, eight years old. No. =
DearbOrn-ave., was so badly burned
Saturday by the explosion of IA can
OF kerosene oil that she died In Sol
way General hospital Sunday night.
Coroner Rothacher was called.
kew regulations have been nut into
effect In the public library, whereby
patrons may draw any number Of
educational books on Il single card
AT one time. Hereafter. two fiction
books may be drawn at one time. i'm
stead OF one.
Three paintings depicting military
subtects, have been presented to the
g. A. X Memorial hall, by the Wo-
mans Relief corps. one canvas rep
resents the Kearsage and Alabama
In battle, another Pickett's charge at
Gettysburg. and the third IA cavalry
charge on artillery in Winchester
fThe ethics of the business world to-
day" viii he the subject before the
Unitarian club at its regular meet
ing Tuesday evening, Nov. 20 Fol-
lowing 6;30 oyster stew supper.
Nudge Alfred j. Murphy. Frank ID.
Taylor Horatio :. Earle and Henry
G. l.. Forler will speak All men are
invited
At the close OF his address before the
Nevsboys' association, sunday night,
Attorney Hugh Shepherd announced
that he had decided to stablish a
prize contest for the boys. the con-
ditions OF which are to be made
k. known at later date. Mrs. Hugo
Lowenthal, vocalist. was among
those who contributed 10 the musical
program.
Frederick Paquette, president of Mar
tin Maier ~ Co., trunk manufacture
ers, has purchased a lot in Gaukler
Pointe subdivision on Lake st Clair
for $4,000. Mr.. Paquette will erect
a modern bungalow on the lot, which
has frontage OF l2C feet on the
water and a depth Of $50 feet to
private boulevard leading TO Jeffer-
son-ave
Two beautiful stained glass windows
were dedicated In Christ Episcopal
church sunday morning, In memory
OF the late Mrs Jennie Wood McKib-
bin, for many years devoted MEM
Der OF the church. who died in Eu-
rope a year ago The windows were
given the church by the husband
and daughter OF Mrs McKibbin and
were designed In London. Eng.
1.-THE CONFESSIONAL In the
WOodwa rd-ave. baptist church, sun
day morning. the Rev. Maurice +:
Fixes declared that confession OF
sin should be made TO God alone and
no being on earth has any right.
God given or otherwise. to pull out
into the light OF auricular confession
the things that are sanctihed By
family. soul communions and divine
visitations."
The new club rooms OF the Wolverine
Automobile club, In the Grisw0id
house. were formally opened with a
smoker and vaudeville entertainment
Saturday night The rooms are on
the second floor In what was for
merly the main diningroom OF the
hotel For the opening the place
was prettily decorated with palms
and potted plants. The club now
has membership OF 72l.
The funeral OF Richard Byrne, at one
time n weil-knOwn hardware dealer
and clubman, was held, Saturday af-
ternoon. He was in business with
his brother for many years at Michi-
gan and Cass- but lost a great
deal OF his wealth In politics and
horses. He was member OF the
Light infantry, Wayne club, Old
Mervue club. Cass Baseball club and
the Oriental Lodge OF Masons.
'sToistoy, I'm the last years OF his life,
cut the cord that bound him to earth,
and the idealism that might have
lifted him UP to II place OF enduring
usefulness. simply made OF him the
Impractical theorist whose phiios-
ophy was not applicable even to his
own life was the Rev. Leo NJ
Franklin's summing up OF the great
Russians heritage. I'm an able dis
Beth FL pulpit, Sunday morning.
Mrs. Florence Miner, of the Detroit
University school faculty, and a
pointed member OF the state COM
mission on moral education Mrs
Miner was recently appointed to the
executive board or the newly organ
lied Michigan branch OF the Ameri-
can school Peace league. Both APP
pointments come 10 Mrs. Miner In
recognition OF her exceptional abil-
fty as an educator and in dealing
with boy life in school
hThe philosophy of Purgstory as Illus
trnted I'm Dante's divine comedy"
was the subject OF Rev. Lee s. Nc
Collester's talk In the Church of Our
Father. Sunday evening. The real