The Detroit times., 1910-06-14
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The Rev. Frederick Hewitt, rector oi
sry Episcopal church, has sen-
asrsS his resignation TO the vestry
on that church. 10 take effect June
~ IN order TO accept the chaplain.y
or Riverside hospital and the prison
on biackwelfs island, New York.
The newly-orranixeds Seventeenth Yard
"" ma!. o"nsr.hip- league will hold
Okeilfs hall. Kerchevai and Crane
AYES. Addresses will be made by
seNeral or the more prominent adyo-
troit.
Aiexnnder II. Clark aged 81. nm ~.,
pioye of the Michignn Central for
many man, years. and veteran train dis
pateher' died. Monday. In Grace hos
pithi; one son. Warren A Clark.
s aIsivss, Funeral services Will De
q cs' = Tssia pa.s nssna at o'clock; from
ave. 10 As's'
Snariss y, and John Shark. 40 nnd II
ss"ss ora. and Frank Leo. all mes
-, hke, ooys were arrested. Monday,
~ detectives Reid and Good. charged
Win collecting money on parcels en-
. sausteu TO the American Messenger
een annie, ana falling to make any lc-
.ounlhg The boys were turned over
70 Lieut. Breault, OF the truant squad.
"nii"m stnckabie. No. $40 sixteenth
So, mel death. sunday, Ina a two-foot
snoal OK the River Rouge, at BEDFORD.
postmortem revealed that he
stumbled into the water In faint
ing or dying condition No water
was found in his lungs. An attack
+, OF pneumonia last winter had under
mined his health. and he was still
weak from his long siege OF Illness.
Miss Clara Livermorc. Of the soIvny
settlement. has been asked by yudsc
donovan TO Inquire into the condi-
uens surrounding the children or
fo Sie a r. MeGMa prSo whose wife sued
testified that the husband drank 20
excess. and had taken two OF the
children, who were living with hirn
In poverty and tilth
MRS. Eva Mailer Woerz. who discovered
last winter that her husband. NIcho-
Ias Woerz. had another wife livias.
/. was married TO Nicholas Schneider
h by Justice OFT. Monday afternoon.
i Following the wedding the pair went
} into the probate court where oaDy
Nicholas, born about the time his
mother discovered that her husband
belonged TO another. was adopted by
OF Schneider.
The camp for the children OF the Pro-
testant Orphnn asylum. which WINS
,rled as an experiment last year mas
, become an annual fixture, and on
monday June ~, the large family
VIII move to Crosse Pointe for ."e
summer safaa r., months months, The camp is To-
y hudson, and IL is due 10 Mr., Hudsol
and George l. Peck. that the sum
J. little ones Supt.' Barth and. Mrs.
barth Will have charge OF the camp.
~To MIN low II "a crime, so do not &C.
cept the plscard OF fnwning. but by
your manhood and womanhood com
spect." said Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin,
( IN Temple Beth FL, Monday. to a con-
girs Tho sass wS o, ySa rs eoys nnd
We're as follows: Mignon Bing, GolIa
Brown, Fred Decker Hymen Gold
man. Rebecca Goldman, Marie kosit-
chek. Helen Herstein. Louis Lambert.
sylvia Levy, Ivan Marx, Jerome Moy-
er, Lillian Netzorg, Gertrude Ringer.
Harold Simon. Isabel Studen.
Funeral services for Basil Mnson, OF
Highland Park, the young husband
who committed suicide during a fit OF
unfounded jealousy. were held, Mon
day afternoon. the Rev s. L. Divine.
OF the North Woodward Presbyterian
church, officiating John Mason, Of
I rgIs9nte' rs brother was the only
former associates in the Ford MOTOR
Co, acted as pallbearers. and Inter
ment was In Woodlawn cemetery.
County Chemist Clark is making an
analysis OF the stomach. TO try TO
learn the kind of poison taken oy
Mason.
About 200 men have quit the employ
of the water hoard duriag the pnst
Few days because they did not ike
the idea of working 10 hours day,
according to their version OF the
story. As a result. the boards eX-
tension work is being retarded some
I.
init that many men have left but
gay the reason Is that they thought
they could get higher wages else
where. They We're given the option
OF working either eight or 10 houi ..
II is said, the wages being % GEMS
an hour.
In accordance with new plan adopted
by the war department. about 100
line officers and battalion stan OIL
fcers OF the Michigan National Guard
will leave SUNDAY to attend camp
81 i'm rrt.af4 an In6iAnAn0liS A.
tional Guard officers from several
other states will also attend. Tie
ncers for the annual summer maneu-
vers and give the officers pointers
on modern warfare not found in text
books.
ear crew of Baker ear, No. 7s5. Mon
day afternoon, after the car nad
struck Leo Puzprowski, four years
old. No 1917 Chene-st. The accident
occurred at Chene-st and Medhury-
ave. and the boy was dragged some
distance before the mot9rman
twInkkIns the crowd Sns % Of angry p men,
women and children had gathered
about the car. Wiser counsel pre-
vailed and the street car men. were
finally allowed to go unmolcs:ed
The boy is seriously injured and Is
under the care OF DIR. @. c. Grifhs'
No. 1902 Chene-st.
Cuneral services for the late Mrs. Mary
LapsIey, were held Tuesday, In the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. James
Downey. No. 363 Commonwealth
ave. the Rev. f. II. Pence. OF the
Forts Presbyterian church. ofhciat-
ing Mrs Lapsley was known to a
large number of Detroiters In her
capacity Of a professional nurse. She
was born In Ayr. Scotland. 81 years
ago. but had made her home In De
troit for As years. About two weeks
ago she went to nurse her father.
lanes Anderson, No. 331 Forest-a
west, who was Ill with pleurisy
which caused his death week ago.
Mrs. Lapsley was taken Ill with the
same disease the attack ending Ia
tally, Sunday morning. Her husband.
Robert Iapsley, and one daughter.
Mrs. Downey, survive.
0IIIs Incurred for Tuberculosis Hue
STIR dny were taken up and audited
in 8 special meeting OF the executive
committee Monday. Votes OF thanks
were extended to the press OF De
trclt for the generous space anc as
sistance given and TO the various
sa~icab companies for receipted bills
tor rent OF cabs. About 5000 house
nIacards were left OF the origira!
| N 0OG purchased and these VIII re
JistrIhiited free in those parts OF the
citv where the printed instructions
or the back OF them are likely 10 oe
a helpful warning. Austin r. wing.
of the Peoples state bank, treasurer
~ tag day. SAYS that about 100 boxes
stiii remain TO be counted and That
receints 40 far are $1,000. Mr.. Wing
aces not think last years receipts
OF $4,000 Will be equaled'
A SHOWER OF RICE
At the D. & c. wharf last