The Detroit times., 1910-10-13
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


1ewelr, store ~ No. 2zO5 Nest JEFF
icrson-ave. was absent from his
place Wednesday evening. thief
valued $50 nna as s5o, sia sevs In cSsh
~ Rev. v. A. NJ. Mortensea, who de-
slave question In Detroit the past
week. has returned to his home In
New York, but will come back TO De-
,o,s isa'rrday to sness ON yes Pres
byterian church. Sunday afternoon
n. Eleanor Mcdonald will be ordain-
ed pastor of the Cnurch of the spirit
ual Progress Sunday evening, In the
temporary home OF the church In 81.
Andrews hall. Mrs. Mcdonald has
been In charge OF the church since
Its founding four months ago, ana
her ordination Will he made by the
Michigan Spirituaiists' association.
be Phspps-G rsnncII Electrical Co.'s
gnraEe, renr of No. - bnHg-st., was
damaged to the extent OF $1,000 ny
fng board there was a spectacular dis
furnace liz given an the cause. When
the flames reached the electric charg-
Ing card there was spectacular ais :
play. Twenty autos were IN tne
building at the time. but all were
removed without damage.
yiIIi.ns Hastings Hogarth, a brother
Of Mrs. William n. Elliott, of this
city, IL dead In Rochester, y. \. MT
HoRarths home was In YORK Beacn.
Maine. but he had been living tenn
porarily In Rochester. when death
came to him He was a son OF the
Rev William lIognrth, and Is sur
yived by his widow and two sis,
ters. Mrs. Elliott. OF Detroit. and
Mrs. Anna IA. Young. OF Geneva, ~. 4.
Inc efEht-year-old son OF William CO.
nant, a River Rouge gardener, was
/ seriously injured Wednesday after
noon when an automobile crashed In
10 wagon in which he was seated
The wagon was standing In front or
q store In River Rouge. when the au-
tomo bile, driven by a tester, struck
the wagon, hurting the boy from his
seat TO the pavement. Two testers
are held In the village jail, pending
an investigation.
Eom kippur, the most sacred day I'm
the Jewish calendar, which began
Wednesday ut shutdown. will cease
4 Thursday at shutdown. following un-
Interrupted services In the orthodox
ynsRogues OF the city In Temple
Beth El services began at $3.50
O'clock Thursday morning. with
children's service at noon, and the
O'Clock With Yom Kippur the new
/ year 567l Is fully entered upon by
Jews throughout the world.
fAe seventeenth annual district con-
vention OF the Womnn's Relief Corps,
A r. hall. elected the following ofn.
GERS Wednesday: President. Emma
1 Il. Bailey. Detroit: senior vice-presi-
dent. Florence Alexander Worthwhile:
Junior vice-president. Mary B. Burt.
oxford: treasurer Julia Martin. De-
troit; chaplain, Sarah T.. Warner.
Ecorse: delegate to national conven-
ton. Efhe +. kotcher, Pontiac; alter
nate, Eunice Carly, Ypsilanti.
sehurch ON wheels" I'm the United
| States, will arrive In Detroit Satur-
day and Will be open to the public In
the Union depot Sunday. Monday and
| Tuesday. The car belongs to the Ro-
| man Catholic church and was the
| gift OF Ambrose Petry. former De-
| tsoiter IL is used for mission pur--
poses principally In the south IN f Sna
cago from Montreal. where II was
kept during the recent Eucharist
congress. ss-> ss.a~ s-->s.
taty Clerk Charles A. Methodist 81 wss
Newsboy s. association is not to be al
lowed the use ofsthe Y. NJ G. A. au-
ditorium for Its meetings during the
coming season. The Y. NJ. G. A. saw
ut to let the newsboys use room
in it's building last year. and II Is a
pity that they are to be shut out
from such good environments during
the coming season. II is to be hoped.
however. that some philanthropic
citizen will come along and provide
q meeting place for the newsies."
che audit Of the books of County
1, Treasurer William f.. Moeiler has
been completed. and the various ac-
counts were found to balance to a
cent. County Auditor Buhrer says
that Mr. Moeller's system has saved
the county the expense OF hiring any
outside help TO complete the audit.
business OF the county has Increased
rs per cent, but he has kept the work
up without any additional help. The
report on the audit Will be presented
h 20 the supervisors this week.
opposition 20 the efforts OF Christisn
Guth to have his son, Frederick W.,
released from the lonia Asylum for
the Criminal Insane. Young Guth
calling Mrs. George A. Reinhardt.
then the wife OF the alderman's son,
and a former sw eetheart OF Guth, to
the door and stabbing her with a
since been divorced Aid. Reinhardt
says that young Guth threatened his
son several times, and he fears mis-
chief IL he Is let out.
The Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. Standardization
officers, who have been working for
some time past on the project to
make the Y. NJ. G. A. educational de-
|. partment a full-hedged university.
Ing their Cherished desire. 40
launch the university we have mere
IL TO put up trades building, set
aside q campus and take the name
University OF Detroit" says Secre-
tary Van Akin. educational director.
The wealthy citizens who are on the
board OF directors OF the Y. NJ. G. A.
are heartily in favor OF the univer-
sity plan.
A a result Of the confession OF Arthur
Chalmers, sentenced to not less than
one year and not more than Is
months in the Detroit House OF Cor
rection for defrauding Clarence II.
Thyson, Carleton farmer, in horse
deal warrant was issued by Jus
tice Jeffries for William W. Moore.
by whom Chambers was employed.
the horse selling and trading busi-
ness because OF Moore's instructions
The warrant against Moore was
sworn to by Thyson, who charges
the defendant with grand larceny In
connection with the horse deal be-
tween Chambers and the complain
ant Moore is now out on $500 bail,
pending the hearing of his case on
Oct 81.
I'm the conviction oftwO youthful Poles
In Judge Pheian's court, Wednesday,
on robbery charges, the police be-
lieve that a gang OF young despera-
does responsible for many recent
burglaries and hold-ups. has been
broken up. The two young men are
n Frank Sarg olski, II years old. No
1925 ST. Aubin ave. and Anthony
Mechlinski. Is years old. No. 1871 St
Aubin-ave Both were sentenced to
ton. The pair were part OF gang
OF six young men arrested on Cadil-
lac-sq last Sunday Warrants have
been asked for the other four.