The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-09
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Is"nc Stein, Of No. AZ F~rry-ave. west,
reports 90 the, police that "a $3.50 din-
stolen from desk. while he was
moving from the West Boulevard 10
IFS present address
Sol Herman, % weiI-known Woodward
ave. clothing merchant, L. being
TAXED or as candidate for one OF
the Republican nominations for al
derman In the Third ward. lie has
large acquaintance In the ward and
his friends predict that he viii make
a strong showing IL he enters the
Sgatest.
Beautiful electric lighting effects fen
tured the dance given by the Detroit
Clarks academy, Friday evening. A
novel part OF the program was
storm dance, in which wind. thun-
impression. other original effects
were tried with great success. About
zoo couples attended.
Detroit ministers are being "stuns" by
man who gives his name ns Harry
Mckenzie. and tells wocful story
90 .eskng = recent sing Sing prisoner,
unable TO get work on account or his
record. one minister got him Job.
after giving him some money. but
instead OF reporting for work, Nc
kenzie" visited other ministers, and
got more money.
Mayor Breitmeycr discussed the street
railway problem aud the committee
OF nifty ordinance In the meeting of
the Fourteenth Ward Improvement
association. in Petrowsky's nali:
evening. He told the voters that
what Is most needed In the city now
Is plan for extensions and better
service. Starting OF law suits does
not aid In the situation. he added.
A petition nIed In the federal district
court by creditors of the Day Metal
lic CO, makers OF bath tubs asks
that that concern he declared bank.
rupt Freeman. Delamater a. Co and
the Calvin Brass Co. are the Detroit
creditors who petition. Creditors OF
the j. -. Wilder Co. OF Battle Creek,
have asked that the firm be declared
bankrupt and have also secured an
Injunction forbiddng Francis A.
kulp 10 dispose OF the assets.
Peter speakItt, otherwise known M
Peter Black, was refused citizenship
papers In Judge Donovan's court, FRI
day Afternoon when 1t was shown
that he had frequently visited Annie
Smith. the Hungarian resort keeper
who figured In the police scandal OF
two years ago. II was also shown
that Annie returned many OF his
visits Under the Warner Cramton
law, Spcakitt cannot continue In the
saloon business, not being citizen.
Damaging testimony against Joseph
klempner. charged with arson, was
given I'm Judge Connolly's court. FRI
day. by Harry Albitz. who turned
states evidence at the time OF mis-
arrest on the charge OF completely
ir the fire. Ablitz swore that he had
moved his PERSONA pclonE lnBs on
a., night OF the fire as Klempner,
Ii. l.. Granger and himself had care
fully planned TO have fire, Cross
examination did not shake Ablitz's
testimony.
Detroit Shriners VIII 20 Ia the Inn
Perinl Council meeting To he held I'm
New Orleans all next week. on a
special train over the Pere Marquette.
leaving saturday night at 10 o'clock
from the Union depot. About 200
have Stgnificd their intention OF join
ing the Detroit caravan which Will
include four plato9ns OF the Arab
all Of the Michigan ShTiners, hope to
elect William Van sickle. past poten-
tate Of Moslem temple. 10 the I'M
perial Council.
Ministers are not wanted as Jurors In
ID. I. ". damage ease. Three cIer-
yymen the Rev. Robert Case and the
Rev. I :. Philo both OF ROmulus. and
the Rev. \ II. Wilson. OF Van Buren,
township. are serving on the present
term OF the Wayne circuit court, but
they are not allowed 10 sit on -. L.
Il. cases Friday afternoon. all three
were called IN one case. but they
were excused by the defense. Two
OF them were later called In n case
In which saloonkeeper is defen-
dant. and both were promptly ex-
Cused.
Word hn- reached Detroit OF the death
Ia bennington. England. March 20, of
Thomas Bell. both OF whom were
formerly well-known in Detroit So
ciety. Mr.. and Mrs. Bell came 70
Detroit from Hamilton, ont. Mr.. Bell
49, rVrFqs ~t 5fri-tfcr 'tvTtfr' eTrit-s C3faffT
Trunk railway. afterwards becoming
superintendent Of the Detroit. Grand
Haven q Milwaukee road. Retiring
from business. activity number OF
years ago. Mr.. Bell purchased a beau
tiful English country estate near
StratfoTd ON Avon. where he and his
wife have since resided. Mrs. Bell
was 81 years OF age.