The Detroit times., 1910-08-13
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING

Rerasure az Beile Isle Bath House
AR 7oj water, "a.
IA NJ ;. Murdeck, No. I0s5 ROOSEVELT
sns - had two nres fn her home
"a "a, ~ hours. and she succeeded In ex-
uhs nsning them both without the
ans me nre department. Her arms
"a hahus We're badly burned.
AZ the national convention Of the
nounk Mca's Institute, A sessiun this
Toen IN Richmond. Ind. DIR. George
mcclellan. OF Detroit, was elected
ahu director. and William III. Gal
delegate.
-"s iIichsrd, who Just escaped q term
she Honse OF Correction by paying
80 me Imposed by Police Justice
WHEN aes' was rearrested Friday night.
WIEN the police learned that he is
,1ht on a charge OF jumping a no
tei pii In another city He was ar
listed listed oy Detective Cotter and Lieut.
Joseph w. Gies, for many years n we'll
newn figure In Detroit's art colony
snu director OF the Detroit Academy
y. FINE Arts. announces his depart
uIe from Detroit for the west. Mr.
oies says IL Is impossible for him to
compete with the large endowed art
schools In Chicago and other cities
anu TOT lack or support IL compelled
10 give up his school here.
meeting will he held I'm the Y. M. C.
n. Monday afternoon to discuss ways
anu means or establishing the Boy
scouts In Detroit. A preliminary COM
mittee OF eight business men has
been formed with Judge Harry Hull
bert as chairman. and Eugene Fos-
ter, secretary, and this committee
Win others Will hold the conference
Monday afternoon
Mrs. Mary Hurley has filed suit against
ratriek hurke, saioonkeeper, and
Matthew Marley and James Nine
nan. his bondsmen. for 10000 claim
ing that Burke sold her husband IL
guor and caused him TO become a
drunkard. Mrs Hurley says her hus-
band was Woodworking plumber
until he started frequenting Burkes
saloon at No, $40 Toiedo-ave
William Appiewhite, alias Rob Allen,
siias William Anderson, said To he
wanted In Salt Lake City and Omaha
on forgery charges; was arrested by
the Offices OF the-Postal Telegraph
Co He had been stopping with his
wife In the Wayne hotel He will be
held here until the police from Oma
ma or Salt Lake City come after him.
Arthur Taube, now . street car con-
duct"r, has flied . voluntary petition
IN bankruptcy. His liabilities total
$685. a. and consist of bills he owes
to wholesale meat dealers. There are
no assets. Albert c. Steutzer. sheet
metal worker. No. 2074 Michigan
ave, has hled a similar petition, CIV
ing liabilities OF $1.075.7S with no as
sets except those claimed to be ex-
empt
Funeral services were held Saturday
afternoon for the late William Mills,
In Woodmere. Mr.. Mills had a wide
circle OF acquaintances in Detroit,
having Kept shoemaker's shop at
No, Sos Michigsn-ave.. for many
years He Is survived by his widow,
three daughters and one son: Miss
Minnie Mills and A. r. Mills. OF De-
troit; Mrs q. w. Hindmarsh, New
York. and Mrs. q. +, Brown, Wind
4 number of Detroit social settlement
wUrKtrs and phiIanthropists are In
terested In the proposed erection in
Detroit OF a working. girls hotel
where rooms and board may be had
at nominal cost. The Rev Myron
Adams, OF the Warren-ave. Baptist
church. Is among those most inter-
S6sted. Wins A. Parker. OF Boston,
ke on the subject a week ago in
the Y. Nj. G. A. and will repeat his
address Sunday afternoon at $40
o'clock. In the same place.
Ivor q. Thomas, n bible class leader In
the North woodward baptist church,
will take number OF boys between
IL and is years OF age, for 10 days
outing TO Camp Jolly, Harbor Beach.
the ID. & c. boat. Any boys desiring
cation to Mr. Thomas at the North
Woodward Baptist church. where he
il making preparations for the out
ing.
Although he signed his name 10 . care
fully worded mcsssEe I'm which he tn-
formed the world that he was going
TO commit suicide at p. m, date not
mentioned. George c. Lewis so far
has failed TO live up TO his self-tm-
was going to be committed in the al
ley In the rear OF the home OF VIM.
H Traves. No. 355 Fifth-st. He said
he was a relative OF Mr.. Traves. Mrs:
Traves says Lewis formerly worked
for her husband and appeared TO be
slightly deranged mentally
A visit 90 BENNETT Park Friday by We
tor Schleninger, No. - Hancock-ave.
east, resulted In the recovery for him
of his automobile, stolen two months
ago II was In the possession of DIR.
j. f.. Elliott, Terre Haute, Ind. j. III.
Raymond. No l2s Hanc och s,r east:
about TO ride away with IL. In the
Central station Mr.. Schlesin4er prov
ed his original ownership OF the car
TO DR.. Elliott's satisfaction and the
machine was surrendered. The physf-
clan says he will not lose anything
as he has a bill OF sale from a Terre
Haute agent. from whom he purchas-
ed IT,
FUNERAL services Will be held at Cree
don's chapel, No. 024 Grand River
ave-. at 2:S0 o'clock Monday after
noon for Archie w, Banks. aged 81.
rner residents of Detroit. killed I'm q
train wreck near San Rafael, Cal.
last Monday night. Rockford. Ill,
WAS their home- for the past-feW
years Archie. formerly a druggist
In Detroit. Is survived by his widow.
daughter of Fred Powar, of Detroit,
and four ; children ae5 MIR DR. " 3 Bank Banks
of Central City. Neb., are brother and
sister OF Archie and Martin. Mrs.
Ira Tetsort of Detroit. Is an aunt.
The dead men were Masons and will
be buried with Masonic ceremonies.
The burial is to be In Woodmere
cemetery.
d. w. Carroll, superintendent OF water
servfce for the Detroit IRE depart
ment says there Is no occasion for
alarm about the water supply for the
present, as far as Are protection IS
concerned lie admits that some sec
lions OF the north end are not as
but conditions are rapidly improving.
he says when the improvements
now under way are completed we
will have water to supply popula-
ton OF 100000 people" he adds.
The north end situation will be re-
iieyed considerably, Mr.. Carroll
points out, by a 4S-inch main now
being laid unda Oakland-ave., ex-
tending to Highland Park. Mr.. Car
roll, however. In an advocate of the
reservoir plan and hopes to see the
ditional precaution.
/ Assistant Corporation Counsel Atkin-
son has followed mp Prosecutor Van
| new primary law relating to the fl
inr OF petitions by candidates with
| one In which he reaches the same
conclusion as that reached by tho