The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-24
WHERE LIFE is ~
WORTH LIVING

band coneertst Wednesday evening,
Belle isiej Thursday afternoon, Clark
park.
steve Brodie, hero OF many q police
episode, u In the tolls again. This
time Steve ATTEMPTED to distinguish
himself by driving away an auto
mobile belonging TO @. q. Behn. No.
zS2 East Grand blvd
William Enright, 13-year-old son OF
william v. Enright, No. 354 Huh
phrd-ave;, has been missing from his
LINERS nome since last sunday. He
broke open his own bank and took
70 IRON IL, The father has reported
the isds disappearance to the police.
Realizing the worth of their pastor,
me NeS. y. =. stefninger, the menu
oers OF the Burns-ave. NJ. L. church,
at the quarterly conference. Tues
Gay evening. raised Ills salary from
si,20O To $1,000 "A year. Several cleo
lions or trustees were made TO NIL
vacancies.
Rosie buishe, about Is years old, liv-
Ing NJ No. 1Df Herkimer-ave., stepped
on some broken glass near her home
bare feet, and one OF the pieces cut
so deeply into her foot that IL sew
cred one OF the arteries. She was
hurried TO the Solvay General hos
finally stopped She will recover
When John vo.ch, No. sos Hastinxs-
81, came home Tuesday afternoon, he
round his wife drinking beer with
John Vray. the star boarder Vosch
was so enraged that he took two OF
the Deer bottles and beat Nray over
the head with them. The auto patrol
was called and the injured man re-
moved to Grace hospital. where his
condition is said TO be serious. Vosch
ulAannaarah m adi N al
AFFAIR and has not yet been arrested
Tuesday afternoon, Motorcycle Of
ncer William l.. Dwyer, attached TO
the lying squadron OF the central po-
lice station, was struck and serious
ly Injured by street car. lie was
on Brush-st.. attempting TO cross the
tracks on Forest ave. when Cross
town car bore down on him. He was
hurled across the street. striking the
curb on his face Another taxicab
picked him up and hurried him 10
Grace hospital.
1t In estimated by those I'm charge Of
the vaction schools and Fairgrounds
that the attendance Of children dur
ing the past two months has totaled
about $4,000. and that interest was
Keen was evidenced in the splendid
attendance at field day exercises held
on Belle Isle. Tuesday. The smith
school ball team won the champion
ship OF the schools. and the Hubbard,
four out Of eight In the track events.
y rne program OF sports. games.
dancing and drilling was gone
ing over 10 the island to be the audi
ence. Twelve schools participated.
Do weak II the case against Harry But
Ter, the bartender, charged with KILL
ing William Roache In the Griffin sa-
tirely unlikely he will be held to the
recorders court for trial. The de-
tails OF the Sunday barroom shooting
were brought out In the examination
before Police Justice Stein, Tuesday
afternoon. From the evidence. II APP
pears that Butler shot his victim
purely in self-defense. Even Assist
ant Prosecutor Jasnowski, who was
ask that Butler be bound over. Po-
lice Justice Stein has taken the mat
ter under advisement and will de-
eide on the case next Friday.
Fifty prominent Detroit Italians, IRE
spective of creed, rendered n han
tor OF the First Italian Presbyterian
church. in Ardussis cafe. Tuesday
evening, on the occasion OF his re-
turn from a three months visit In
Italy. Mr.. DiCarlo held an informal
reception before the dinner. After
the feast had been disposed OF. V.
Giuliano. acted as master OF cere-
monies G. Sansone welcomed Mr..
DiCarlo back on behalf OF the Ital-
Ian colony. The minister. In reply
ing, said that all Italy was Interested
in the success OF Italians In Amer
lea. Other speeches were made by
Ferdinand Palma and Henry Welt
schat. DR.. Oreste Tesorone and VIM
cent Insegno gave operate selec-
tons.
Wanton destruction OF school property
ny maIiciously -inclined boys was the
subject of a good deal OF discussion
in the meeting OF the board OF edu-
cation committee on real estate and
school buildings. Tuesday afternoon.
The Russell and Lincoln schools seem
TO be favorable targets for bad boys.
and many windows have been broken
in both schools The Bishop. Camp
bell and other schools have also been
damaged to some extent Boys set
fire TO the fence around the Bishop
school The blaze set fire to a load
of hay on a farmers wagon and both
the hay and the wagon were burned.
Some of the boys who have been
throwing stones at the windows are
known, and the committee has In
structed the secretary to send let
tiers TO the parents asking them to
settle Supervisor Stewart reports
that practically all OF the schools
are ready for the opening. The May
bury school will not be ready. how
ever. owing TO delay In the compile
ton OF the roof. About 25 sites have
been offered for the new Eighteenth
ward school The committee Will In
spect the sites this week.
Hoke Smith Leads For Nomination.