The Detroit times., 1910-04-11
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iernoon. la the candy store OF rob
ert Schram, No $40 Dubois-st.. doing
about si00 damage.
bold daylight burglar entered the
.niior shop Of L. 4. Nanscynerowski,
No. 1864 Chene-st., sunday by rails
Ing front window. and stole suits
valued at $50.
Taking advantage of the beauty of the
spring weather, sunday, men, women
and children thTonged the parks and
bouleVards, and Belle Isle held a
record-breaking crowd for so early
In the year.
%. y. Hartman, No. 22I Battil-st., Day
ton. a., writes The Times 10 aid him
In locating his brother, c. A. Barth-
mar, who disappeared from his home
In Dayton, Jan. 10 and is supposed
TO be in Detroit. Barthmars wife, IL
Is stated is very I'll.
Hugh Chalmers, president of the CbaI-
mers Motor CO." VIII lecture ON "De-
Detroit college. Thursday evening
He Will tell OF the development Of
the industry from its inception. about
10 years ago To the present.
"keep your children on the streets ut
night. supervise their reading and
warn them against dangerous the
aters." was the Rev FIR Stritch's ad-
10 them, sunday morning, In IS
Peter and Paurs Jesuit church
Assessor Plass has found TINT buildings
of taxable valuation of 81 .OOO, 900
haze been constructed in the eastern
assessment district of the city since
he went over the district last fall
tion of the city The greatest in
crease is shown in the Fifteenth
ward. north OF Gratiot-ave
For the second time In two weeks, the
I.l .GH nj tsxx
ave, caught ire, sunday afternoon
and was ablaze four hours before the
houses along the river front were In
danger, although the reflection from
the fire could be seen miles away;
20 have caused the blaze.
DR.. }. III. Carstens and Attorney Clyde
L. Webster. of the committee of ifty,
vii. be guests Of the Armitage club
or 81 johns church. at an informal
supper in the parish building. Mou-
day evening. and Will talk on tho
street car question The meeting IL
one OF series being held by the
ArmitaGe club. devoted 10 a discus
sion OF local municipal affairs
In BEGINNING the two weeks mission
for non-Cnthoiies. sunday morning
I'm ST Aloysius the Rev. fr. Ber
trand Conway the Pauust mission
the Rev. Fr. Walsh. is In charge OF
the mission. told the congregation
that there is no Intention on our
=
but simply to eNpound Catholic doc
trine and to remove obstacles TO
Catholic belief"
The new synagogue of Beth Jncob. No.
.tD-22J MOntcnIm-st. east, was dedi-
Gated sunday, with impressive ser
.' rtces.. 10 9 lfeT{il te ssaa Is sc@ Sax. s,tstS
LASTING until late in the evening Adj
dresses were made by Rabbi y IL
Ebin. cleveland, Rabbi Aaron Ashin-
sky Pittsburg, and Rabbi Herself
man. OF Shaate Zcdek congregations.
the third edifce erected by Beth ia
cob> congregation In 20 years
Local No. 2H. of the international
MoIders' union, In it's last regulur
meeting. adopted resolutions demani-
Tag that Michigan's representatives.
in congress. especially Congressman
DENLY and Diekema. take Immediate
action against Federal Judge John
{ Pollock, OF Kansas, and Judge
Peter : Grosscup. OF Chicago, under
charges on file In Washington" Botn
jurists have been bitterly assailcd IN
the Appeal To Reason. Socialist
publication.
the Church of Our Father, does not
exist to convert men TO Universal
ism but to help men TO 1--we the
this world. trying 10 get the most
out OF existence and giving the best
expression to what is in them, the
Rev. Lee ; McColester told a large
congregation in the Church OF our
Father. sunday morning In the
Universalismy
The HeckIer Machine Co.'s floating
shop. anchored near the Livingstone
channel was burned TO the water
edge, Saturday when n sudden blaze
sent workmen scurrying 10 drill boats
and dredges, which tried In vain to
eXtingulsh the flames. The loss is
estimated at about 100000. The
foating shop. filled with intricate
machinery for use in the channel
work, was anchored near the upper
If
was discovered.
About 400 officers and soldiers Of the
Twcpty-sixth infnntry, nj Fort
WAYNE have undergone treatment
with the new typhoid fever serum.
No ill-cffects have been felt by any
of the men. The work has been done
by Or w NJ HartsoCk The soldiers
i'm the east have used the serum for
some time. and its use in the army
is becoming general. ~ IS s2ld the
treatment produces headache and
a slight increase in temperature, but
there are no lasting effects.
MnuIy VI Gillian, advertising counsel
for the New York Herald, and George
Lands Wilson, president OF /. Cortez
WHEN By cq the are Hdt tne 'P SaS for It,
Apri dinner. Tuesday evening. at
Gao o'clock at the Pontchartrain.
Mr. ella yil speak on w nat Is
the futui 4 Advertising Mr.. VIII
sons topic is "A business view OF
advertising" T. Leroy Pellctier VIII
conduct the meeting. and the music
will be in charge OF &. a IdTkeT'
Prosecuting Attorney Webster, of To-
Icdo, has asked the county commiS-
sioners TO offer reward OF Sl"uu
for the arrest of David Werbe, the
Detroit youth who jumped his S3.UVV
bail bond in Toledo. and disappeared
after being indicted for the Dig SuSs-
man fur robbery in the Maumee Guy
parnct Werbe Dawes father says ne
believes his son is in Europe. Apra-
ham j smith. who was on Wefne .
bond says he VIII oner reWatd ol
$500 out OF his own pocket Tor the
youths arrest.
Mrs. Bridget Fiisgeraid McNnmnra' an, vne
nged mother of Attorney james We
Namara died, in her apartments w
the Kirby. No 20 ktrby-ave west
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Mcnamara
was born In Limerick. so years ago
and came to America, in 1919 !" OF =
number OF years past, she had Indut
her yhome I'm Detroit with her son
James other surviving children are
The Rev Thomas Mcnamara, Green
wood Wis. Mrs Patrick Common
Green Bay Wis; Mrs. W. r.. sloan
Mrs. Thomas Barum, and Mrs. VIII,
lam Dolan. all Of Detoit lntermeh'
will be in Dexter. Mich.
Aid Thomas Gilman. president Of the
council, has stated that he viii tRk'
the floor. Tuesday evening, TO %
pose the civil service charter amend
ment which will be reported IN 10y
the committee on charter ana city
Legislation He considers the sys
fem by which the aldermen have con
troll over the ward foremen ant
gangs 10 be good one and oppoSc'
It's elimination through civil service
Aid Heineman and Trevor are OK
pected TO defend the amendmen'
which would proyfdp for the appOtnt-