The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-06
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

ORTIZ, No. 72 waterioo-st. The two
men who struck the aged woman
nesses declare. The police are look
Ing for them.
, AZ the instance Of his ssepm0ther. Jo-
seph Gassevy. srmiess sewsboy, u
was arrested Sunday afternoon. The
stepmother. who says she will ask
for "a warrant. declares that Glasgow
hook fastened to one OF the stumps
OF his arms. Glasgow lives at No.
231 Second-ave.
The body OF the man who killed him.
self by swallowing carboIic acid In
room In the Congress hotel. Sst-
urday. has been identified as that OF
Henry stein. a cigarmaker. III
friends ha~e claimed h. Do ,ss s'f body c a
oner Bennett can find no trace OF
relatives In this country. but IL -
thought he had wife In Germany
Iarned-st. east. was seriously In
Jured saturday evening when knock
ed down by an automobile driven ~
Curt r King, Of the Kling, Brewing
OF the Pasadena apartments on JEFF
ferson-ave. The boy darted In front
%as 's taken %as in Mr. K Tine Ss 10 Boy
Mary's hospital II is thought ne
will recover.
Alvin schultz. vaudeville performer,
arrested ON charge OF skipping Out
with the funds belonging To the Vas
sar Girls company' was taken to
Pittsburg Saturday. jeanette Brady.
the gay young thing who accompan-
his wife. admitted that she was only
is years old. when a Pittsburg de-
tective confronted her with the ter
riole truth. She was returned to her
In the absence of bishop Foley, the
cOrnersto1e Of the Church of Our
Lady OF sorrows was laid. SUNDAY
afternoon. by Vicar-General NJ }.
Dempsey. assisted by a number of
well-known priests OF the diocese.
The streets In the vicinity or the new
Berlin-st. were thronged with people
during the ceremony. The pastor or
the church Is the Rev. Henry Syocn
and the members are largely Bel
CLANS and Hollanders.
The Detroit baptist conference will
Ing In Mt Clemens. Tuesday AMI
Wednesday, OF this week, with ses-
sions morning, afternoon and even
ing. The annual sermon will be
preached by the Rev. Walter Riley,
church. Detroit. and addresses viii
be given by the Rev. J. w. Hoyt. OF
Jackson; the Rev. J; Y. Atchison. of
erts OF Detroit. and Prof. F. A. Good
rich. OF Albion. field secretary OF the
Michigan Sunday School association.
William Il. Young, 81 years old. No. ~
Bngiey-nve., died sunday morning. im
St Mary's hospital after having been
held In the first precinct station from
o'clock Saturday morning until At
was arrested as n drunk and did not
complain OF being injured when
brought TO the station. Sunday. when
WAS found to be Unconscious. lie
was taken to the hospital. where an
examination showed he had frao-
L. fIng IA.
sustained t his injury by falling on
the street.
Mrs. Anne Biddle COPELAND, a member
OF one of Detroit's oldest families.
dence. No. s75 St, Paul ave, from the
fered some time ago, Mrs. Copeland
Biddle and was born In the old Bid
die House. She Is survived by her
husband. Alexander COPELAND, and
Marie Rosetta and Susan Dayton Cop
land Funeral services were held on
Monday In the residence OF Mrs. Cop
lands brother. DR.. Andrew Biddic,
No. lS7 Seminole-ave.
with n property valued nt $50, 1000 now
free and clear Of debt. the Scovcl
Memorial Presbyterian church ceie-
day. one of the Interesting features
being the burning of the mortgages.
The Rev. Alexander Gilvray, of To,
ronto preached ,Ss bot both m9rs Sary,cS Sha
former pastor OF the Trumbull-ave
Presbyterian church. under whose
pastorate the Scoyei was started as
which the mortgages were burned;
DR.. Gilvray will give an Illustrated
lecture on Rome ne. and Hdv the cn Walden m
Monday evening.
Making q strong plea for international
brotherhood and peace, the Rev. w.
T. Jaquess, of the Trumbull-ave Pres,
byterian church. preached powerful
sermon against war. Sunday morn
ing. DR.. Jaquess. In the course OF
his address referred to. the Detroit
his remarkable book. .RoutledSe
Rides Alone" and said that Mr.. Com
fort in this book offered tremen-
arrogance OF arms He declared that
the writer's words were more poiS-
nant than anything he could say on
the same subject. end read excerpts
from the book in those passages
touching upon America.
In case there should be man. woman
or child in Detroit. Thursday morn
ing. June 9. unaware that the day Is
dedicated to tuberculosis Blue star
work Mayor Breitmeyer will en-
TO hour spre sS fne news pr
nation requesting that every Factory
whistle. school bell. church bell anu
other means or attrartIng puplic d.,
minute beginning at o'clock on the
morning OF the eventful day. The
various committees I'm charge OF the
campaign for funds for anti-tube.cu-
losis work are working like Trojans
In these last few days perfoctlng
every possible detail for. successful
onslaught upon Detroits pocketbook.
The three wings ~ the independent
moving picture men. who were In
conference for two days In the Hoo
tel Pontchartrnin. with the object of
combining against the so-called PIC
anything definite. and further action
has been deferred until June IS,
when they Will meet In Cincinnati
for another session. The opposition
to the Motion Picture Patents Co.
which seeks to control everything IL
composed OF the Motion Picture
Sales & Distributing Co. the Ma
tional Independent Moving Picture
Alliance. and the Associated Inde-
pendent Film Manufacturers. Prcsi-
dent Bachman. OF the alliance, now
declares that the hrst-named indie
pendent. concern Is almost as bad as
the original trust.
Roy knabenschue. general manager VI
the Wright Bros exhibition depart
ment, and George Il. Harrison, as
sistant general manager, are In De-
management plans for the aeroplans
flights to be given at the fair grounds
next september. They guarantee
that two Wright aeroplanes of the
very latest models Will be exhibit
ed. but the aviators will not be
meet Mr.. Knabenschue says that
more than score OF aeronauts are
now being trained to operate aero
planes In the Wright Bros air cot