The Detroit times., 1910-09-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
The Rev. Chas.- T.. Hubert, director of
the African Inland Missien, viii
sIeak In the Central Presbyterian
o'clock.
Attorney George NJ. Condor Will SPEAK
ON Good citizenship" before the
brotherhood OF the Boulevard Con-
gresationai church next Monday
evening.
Ciark-ave., WAS struck by "A street
car Wednesday near her home. She
was carried into her house. IL is
thought she Will recover.
while she wms ON the Western market
Mednesdsy, Mrs. EVA Olexak lost
x34O. She lives at No. ESQ Lawton-
ave She is quite sure the money
was not stolen. The matter has been
reported TO the police.
judge swan viii hold court I'm Hay
city. commencing Oct. 4. Among the
cases are those OF Isaac Fink. assist
ant postmaster in Alma. charged with
em,eozzi,ng si.sG6 OF postofiiee funds.
In Riverdale accused OF embezzling
the sum OF 500
The Office and barn of Eugene J. May
nee, furniture mover nj 40; l!s Grand
nirht ana ,hrea horses cremated
. The loss Is about $2.oO. Defective
wiring ON an electric sign In front
or the office Is thought 10 have been
responsible for the ire.
unhappiest tots In Detroit today, as
the result OF visit OF the meanest
thief. at the Footit home. No. 1874
Forrest west, Wednesday night The
thief carried away n big box filled
with toys belonging TO the children
That was all he took
Mrs. Joseph Carr, the aged wife of
former sexton of 81. Peter's church,
wandered seven miles out Michigan
ave, Wednesday. and was found
helpless and exhausted In front OF
the Woodward farm, She could not
tell her name but she mentioned the
Rev. Charles L. Arnold. lie was no,
tined and came out and identined
her.
RiopeIIe-st., was the victim of PEE
culiar accident. Wednesday. lie was
standing in the alley in the rear Of
the Pingree AZ Smith shoe factory
when some gravel rolled off the roof
of the building About bushel OF IL
struck Kobbler and hurled him with
great force to the ground. Ills arm
was fractured.
Mrs. sophia krentier, an old resident
Of Detroit, died "wednesday In the
W R1me on No he has da Wssodlawn NAV Mrs
Krentler was rs years old and was
the widow OF George Krentler, fire
Pingree's regime. Besides Mrs. Weiss
.. four SONS survive: George. Edwin.
Frederick and Walter Krentler Fu-
neral services will be held Saturday
afternoon In the Weiss residence,
Chairman HARPER, of the council COM
nnittee on franchises. has asked Cor
poration Counsel iially for an ,opin-
Ion on the possibility OF forcing Fred
erick T. Bancroft TO give up the de-
tails of his appraisal OF the D. y. II.
properties, made for the COMMITTEES
be- forced to give up "ssoiution
will be introduced into the council
providing that the city formally de-
mand the figures and documents. this
to be followed up with legal proceed
ings.
Mrs. q. r. swit.er, No. 30 Westminster
ave, was thrown 10 the pavement In
Harmon Wednesday~nigh She
sustained a broken leg and scalp
yoInnd TOOK her r IN MSG is Automobile and
started full speed for Harper hospi-
tai He was stopped once by Motor
Cycle Officer futile After the OF
Moores burst OF speed he preceded
the auto on his motorcycle and kept
traffic clear. so the auto could make
City Historian Burton comes forward
with the information and the docu-
ments 10 prove the assertion. that
ss .s IN three Ss
that the present centennial ceIebra-
ton OF Methodism in Detroit which
anniversary of the first Protestant
society. In these parts. liz not quite
correct. In an old document dated
April "a 1907 petition is made to the
municipal authorities by the Pres
byterians for a grant OF land on the
east side OF Woodward-ave. between
Congress and Larned-sts, which they
later received.
Van Dyke road, which has been In the
hands or the good-road commission
FOR several months has been thrown
open to public travel for it's entire
length. and the roadmaking crew
has been removed to the Grauot
road which h VIII LII, De a now fiVse ea,,ot
w foHiows sns Going SGs from Detroit to Mt
nor's Creek road. follow this road to
the Eight mile road. and then turn
to the right on the Eight-m road
marked With signs. River road viii
be opened in about 10 days.
Wayne county ProhibitionIsts, in their
county convention In Prismntic hall
fcers to serve two years beginning
Jan. /, 1911: Chairman: John Wea-
/, yer; vice-chairman. Ralph E. Her
rotary, John Mccormick, and commit
teemen as follows: First ward. Rob-
ert J: McDowell; Second ward; Domi-
Me Mimic. IniTu, fsuWdIu y. niIntS
ton: Fourth. A. w Soper; Fifth.
Charles " Vosler, Sixth, Fred Pierce:
Eighth. william II. Hazard; Ninth.
| Thomas Wilson. Tenth, Arthur
I Bieich; Eleventh. Gilbert w. Robin
| son: Twelfth. A. S. Jones; Thirteenth,
| Ralph E. Tucker: Fourteenth, Arthur
T. kruger; Fifteenth Ernest c.
Joiner; sixteenth. a. T.. Crosby; Sew
enteenth Fred j. White: Eighteenth.
| Charles H. Coulter. The convention
also elected 100 delegates to the state
convention. which will be held in