The Detroit times., 1910-09-07
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

nsginnIng Wednesday, the Belle Isle
nsn house will he closed nj o'clock,
instead OF . o'clock, as during the
summer months.
The Republican committee of the Third
ward viii hold a meeting rhursdn y
evening In George iatters place. No
$40 81. Antoine-st.
The state examining board of onto
merry IL holding exanina lions at
Duineld hall. all day Wodnes day. The
silchigan Society OF, Optometry will
meet In Detroit. Friday. with head
quarters In the fuller The prin-
cipal discussion viii be on amend :
nehts 10 the new optometry law
Benson w. Hardy. OF Port Huron. is
president.
The mine Tuesdays" In honor of ste.
6Snne, began Tuesday morning, In
PIE Anne's church, Nineteenth and
noward-sts.. and Will continue each
week until the novena is complete.
Inc services are in charge OF the
hev. A. Il. Dumouchel, OF ST. Mich
aels college. Toronto. who conduct
ed the annual novena In the same
church In June
Dishop Foley, of the Catholic diocese
Of Detroit, is dispieased with the ac-
lion OF the school board of Highland
Park In causing scripture reading
and prayers in the village schools
Religious teaching should be drawn
from some authoritative source" he
said, Tuesday. II wouldn't he sur
prised IL the federation of Roman
Catholic societies would take the
matter into the courts"
Property owners In Crosse Pointe park
and Crosse POinte, presented a prop
osition to the village council OF
Crosse Pointe Farms. Tuesday even
ing. Tor sewer connecting all three
communities with the Detroit city
sewer. Village President Tucker APP
pointed a committee to take the mat
ter up with the various interests
AT present most OF the sewage is re-
leased by one means and another
into Lake st. Clair causing danger
OF contagion.
According 10 n dispatch from Chicago,
Miss Lillian Pierce, No. $40 Dragoon-
ave, Detroit became suddenly de-
mented I'm the Union depot In Chi
caso, Tuesday morning. Her father
left for that city Immediately after
the Detroit police located the girls
loss 10 understand her daughters
condition az the young lady has al
ways been In good health and for
several weeks past had been enjoy
gan resort Miss Pierce In a MEM
Der OF the senior class OF the West
ern high school
MRS. John J. Fuimer, wife OF Lieut..
fuimer, Of the L. =. A., formerly
Miss Viola Brooks, of this city,
Brooks, OF the II: l. r., who has
been seriously III in Japan for some
time past, sailed from that country
for America. Aug. 81, accompanied
by her husband. mother and nurse.
Mrs Fulmer, a bride OF year went
with her soldier husband TO the
Philippines Immediately following
their marriage but the orient climate
proved too much for her and she
was stricken with illness that proved
80 serious as to necessitate her re-
moyal TO Japan and subsequent re-
turn to America and her Detroit
home.
The grand council of the Order of the
Star of bethlehem closed a twO-days'
convention in this city. Tuesday
evening. with a reception in the hall
at No 46 Grand River-ave., and will
spend Wednesday I'm sightseeing.
The council elected the following Of
fcers: Grand commander Sir Rob-
ert T. Birdseye. Detroit grand vice.
commander, Lady Sarah Wilmington.
Coldwater: grand scribe. Lady Mol
lie f. Grove, Detroit grand treas
urer. Lady Maggie Gillian. Detroit;
grand chaplain. Lady Anna Bridg-
man, Detroit: grand counselor. Sir
r. b ALLIES, Grand Rapids grand
marshal. Lady. Minnie Hickey, Cold
water; grand assistant marshal. Lady
Maude Cochrane, Coldwater: grand
I s. Sir George Drouillard. Wyan-
dotte; grand o. s.. Sir George Shand.
Detroit