The Detroit times., 1910-11-17
Maurice saunders, OF the American
IlthouraDhInu Co.. New Work, VIII,


LIthoErnphInE co.. New Work, who
delivered a lecture on the Art OF
photography" In the \, NJ. {. \, VIII
repeat the lecture before the Adcraft
club Friday night, as part OF Its
Target talk" meeting The lecture
will be profusely illustrated.
The funeral OF George r. Avery, who
died Tuesday evening after a three
the residence. No so Selden-ave.. Fri
day afternoon. at o'clock. The Rev
j. Perctval Huget pastor OF the First
congregational church. VIII conduct
the services. The burial will be in
Woodmere.
DIR. Frank McMurray, head OF the de-
partment OF education of Columbia
university, New York. and author OF
the book How 10 study said TO be
one OF the most valuabl ecoutribu-
tions 20 educational work In recent
years, Will deliver an address on
How 70 study" before the students
OF the Central High school this af
ternoon
DetrOifs second auxiliary auto hre en-
Rine was formally Installed In the
service Wednesday afternoon, ut
Cass and AleXandrine -aves. IL VIII
be known as engine No. "a and viii
be- used chiefly In the north end or
the city. Capt. William II. Plat Is
In charge OF the new station and
there are II men In the company.
some person hred n VOIley OF revolver
shots into the home Of Vincent PiE-
zimonti. No 5S Russell-st., early
Wednesday morning. Three bL>iets
shattered the front windows OF the
place and created panic among u
dozen or more Sicillan boarders Mo-
body was struck by the shots. but
they have had the effect OF creating
great deal OF unrest In the Italian
quarter.
L ndaunted by his failure to land on the
ticket two years ago, John Bleil Will
again be candidate for the Repub-
1san IN Ion fnr to al ifi,F
next spring. against Auditor Charles
4 BuhreT. He is the nrst TO an
nounce himself and Is already circu-
Iating cards Attorney Eugene l..
Mistersy Will again be a candidate
for one Of the Republican nomina-
lions for recorders court Judge, in
all probability
Herbert Bowen, who VIII have served
10 years a member OF the library
commission when his present term
expires Jan. l. Will not consider an
other term II is. therefore, up to
the board of education TO hunt
around for another good man be-
tween now and it's first meeting in
December, when Mr. Bowen's sue
cessor must be appointed Mr.. Boz
wen could have the place again II
he would accept. but he thinks he
has served long enough
As result of a row In Breen's saloon,
No. 90 Grand Hiver-aVe., Wednesday
night. four men were taken to the
the dying squadron. Billy Moran,
well known about town, declares he
was In Breen's place and that the
quartet picked a fight with him with
the purpose OF robbing him lie had
5000 in cash and a $3.50 diamond
ring. The four claimed to be en-
ployes OF the department or parks
and boulevards. one was later re-
leased
The remains OF james n. Wright, for
mer president of the American Ex-
change National bank. were laid TO
rest Tuesday afternoon VI Elmwood
cemetery. The burial was private
and all flowers were omitted. Flu
neral services were conducted in the
home, No. "a Warren-ave east, by
the Rev w +. Fahcr. OF St Johns
church, of which Mr. Wright was
junior warden. The active and hon
orary pallbearers included many OF
the leading business men OF the city.
Mrs. Elizabeth LINernOis, who charged
that her husband drank up the great
er part OF 81 900 worth OF property.
was granted a divorce by Judge Hos
mer. "Wednesday afternoon, from
Daniel Livernois Livcrnois claimed
that his wife was money mad. but
said he still loved her. did not want
"a divorce and did not want her 70
have one Mrs Livernois demanded
all the property her husband had eN-
cept one small vacant lot. but Judge
Hosmer refused that request. and
took the property matter under adj
visement
school Inspector &. VI. Burton. Of the
second ward, Snys he positively Will
not he candidate FOR reelection In
the spring He feels that he has
done his share and that IL ia time for
some one else TO take up the burden
Mr.. Burton mas been one OF the most
conscientious members OF the board
OF education and has worked hard TO
keep the expenditures within reason
able bounds Or Charles +. Kuhn,
inspector from the Third ward and
- -. 4.
candidate for another term unless
he is coaNed
John ID. kuppenheImer, tabled prince
OF the Isle OF Bu, doesn't seem to he
taking such great precautions at
lodging process servers. Wednesday
afternoon, he walked into police
headquarters with his private secre-
tary, Mr.. ven Keller. The two chat
ted amiahly with Detective Good,
who accompanied Kuppenheimer back
from Toronto kuppenheimer talks
entertainingly about the prosecution
conducted by Mrs Victoria Dray IN
case. He says he is getting a great
deal OF amusement out Of IL and that
he Is enjoying his trip immensely
The ordinance committee of the COM
mon council has called n meeting for
Friday afterT Don at . o'clock 10 take
final action on the new building code
The theatrical managers have asked
for furthe' hearing. some OF them
supposing that certain regulations
regarding construction apply 10
buildings now In use. Among these
is one requiring a trap over the
stage 10 form draft and take the
flame and smoke away from the au-
dience in case Of a FIRE. and another
requiring a siN-foot court on each
side Of "A theater building for half
it's length The trap could not he
built in the Temple theater. nor the
side courts In any OF the existing
theaters without prohibitory eX-
pense Chairman Gutman explains
that these provisions Are for new
buildings only.
For opening letters North Ia.
kota man has patented a board with