The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-25
WHERE LIFE IS
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WORTH LIVING
Pestnsassep Homer Warren Has receiv-
ed notiee from Washtngton that he
Will be permitted TO close the post
ofnce ali day sunday. ~ certain con-
ditions are compiled with.
DR.. ~. MatAer, of Detroit, treasurer of
the Amertcan Cancer Research so-
cisty. VIII reGd paper on "Sarcoma
OF tho jaw" In the annual meeting
sna 's =. society In Chicago oct 20
4 Jury In Judge Doaovan's court Which
heard the evidence In the ease Of IN
autcmobile company against the
Michigan Central railroad, was I'M
The company sought damages for an
automobile wrecked on Twenty
fourth-st. about u year ago.
Daniel Davenport, general counsel Of
tie American Anti-neycott a,socsso
visit Detroit as the guest of the EN-
pioyers association. He Will be ten
dered luncheon In the Hotel Cadil-
pioyers' association IL planning for
q large attendance.
An automobile occupied by DIR. T. ~.
selisrds, No. - Peterboro-st1 aid
the Dixie Tea shop. No. 81 Washing
ton blvd, was struck by a crosstown
car at Forest and Cass-aves.. Mon
day night The machine was wreck
ed and all the occupants slightly In
Jured ft w.
Asrsn Maywsafher, youthful Negro
gl:be-trnttsr, s.ss picked up BY the
Monday night and given lodging In
the central station Although only
Is years. old the lad has been In all
his own resources He is now beat
ing his way to4Chicago.
PasroIman rftspstftcIS, Of the nying
sauadren, wa. injpred Monday night
~ nsnt, wss slle Sro NEAR OF L,SinS
stone and Hsstings-st. Frank Ger
ski. Albert Jackson and John II
Russell were captured and locked
up.
D0t Joseph CsmHsu-ave, wss shot
IN the left leg Monday night In
quarrel with three Poles at Joseph
Campau and Canfield-aves. The
trio was returning from a wedding
celebration. Zimmerman was taken
TO st. Mary's hospital. No arrests
have been made. eN
william II. venn, county probation Of
port. IL shows that during the year
sSs men came under his charge.
These men earned $iS,54t, OF which
they gave s2s;e23 to their families.
Mr. venn worked every day In the
year but seven. and put in an aver
age OF l0h hours per day. He made
1854 personal calls.
Detroit members Of the Michigan Ma
tionai Guard will ask the gOvern"r
state military board Capt stand
Der by virtue Of his position. but.
being connected with the naval re-
serves. has little TO do with the mill
tary affairs OF the board. The De.
troit troops represent one-fourth OF
the total state militia,
Park Commissioned Huribut sent n
communication Ia the common conn
ell Monday. stating that he would
extending the Owen Park dock to
the channel bank IL the council
would provide the necessary money,
which he thinks would be about VA
900. A request that the dock be eN-
tended had been sent TO the council
and referred TO the commissioner.
Motorcycle Patroiman Fisher ON Mon
mobile containing ive young men.
They were touring out Jefrerson-ave.
and when they saw they were pur-
s ued ney s ss o Sss OF caught unf of
y sesm S oia' i No. So Hamiramck. ave
phf ave Rss Il S We 's sso RroPs ro
the Country club. Monday morning.
Tor the comfort and convenience Of
working men and women who re-
quire q good rest Sunday morning.
Vicar General Dempsey. of IS. Peter
and Paurs cathedral Announces that
he will have sung special low mass
Sunday morning at 1850 o'clock. be-
araf assss are now al the fsYiow-
ing hours: 8, g.. Z. $3.50. with lJSh
mass at 10 O'clock. To this viii he
added the low mass at 1880 O'Clock.
Transfers were INSIDE as follows by the
nr~ 1nn a era mi A..
A. Gcstomskf, cadet engine is. TO
pipeman engine /; A. vanhouten.
snstitute, TO. cadet engine ~; r. a,
81; w +. McCabe, from engine 2s to
engine 15; NJ f. Miller. from pipe
man to hose wagon driver engine
20: F. j. McIrnis. cadet engine 3. to
pipeman engine, %; w. A. Miller.
substitute 70 cadet engine 3; L. J.
Rcosem substitute to cadet engine
Is: Burns from engine 20 to en-
Detroit College % Law was recognized
Prosecuting Attorney Philip T. Van
lille dean Of the Detroit school, TO
: attend the dedication OF Kent hall. a
building for It's Law department, Oct.
20 The building is named In honor
of Chancellor Kent, author OF Kents
Zile received his Doctors degree at
Alfred university. several years ago;
Columbia university sent several vera,
Harry Thurston Peck. to attend the
exercises. atf
The funeral Of the late Frank X. kOlb,
who died Thursday evening after n
short illness, was held from the resi-
dence, No. 243 Champlain St. Mon
day afternoon, the Rev d. Leete,
of the Central NJ +. church, ofhciat-
ing. The services at the grave. In
Eimwood, were In charge OF Tribe
No. s, Improved Order Of Red Men.
of which Mr.. Kolb was charter
member and were most impressive.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
white dove was released In the grave.
1t lowered for moment over the
casket, then scared gracefully up
ward and circled about the heads OF
! the mourners. The funeral was
largely attended and many beautiful
daraI nieces testified to The esteem