The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-21
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


ming campaign for the fall cleo
lions.
}. II. Tribou, former. cashier Of the De-
trott United bank, In dend, In Min
made his home for some time. The
remains will be brought to Tecum-
sch. Mich. for burial.
The funernI of Dr. John r. Bennett,
Arbor, Sunday. Will be held Wednes-
day at p. M. from the family resi-
dence. No: 1913 Jefferson ave. Inter
inent will be In the family lot In
Woodmerc cemetery.
Following quarrel with his wife,
Monday night, Philip Glenn ran out Of
his, nome at Chene and Illinois SITS.
and attempted to end his life by
clashing his wrists with pocket
knife. He ran TO Chene and Leland
SITS, and there he fell TO the side
walk. Detroit ambulance took him
TO ST. Mary's hospital. lie will re-
cover.
The sixth Ward Republican club will
give q concert and smoker In the
PTarot sS~i nSa si%o ys ssns.
day evening. Some OF the best talent
In the city has been secured for the
occasion and big time. is promised.
Addresses VIII be made by Mayor
Breitneyer. Aid. Thompson and Aid.
Field.
The silver anniversary of 50. Eliza
beth's church WINS celebrated, Tues
mass, the Rev. \. +. sehinner' bishop
OF Superior. Wis. ontificating. The
assisting priests were all sons OF the
be present. as he has not sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness to
stand the strain OF public services.
Assessor PIasst "We ceased itenizing
city taxes ON the tax receipts Sew
been any complaint. There II no
reason why the county treasurer
should be obliged TO state on every
mans receipt Just how much of the
amount goes for different purposes.
II would save big amount of COM
putation IL this were done away
Benjamin BartIes. the DeIrny man sent
To tnil for motesting his wife after
he had been restrained by Injunction
from bothering her or interfering
Judge Donovan. Monday. that he
would be good IL given his liberty.
Bartles said he would lose his job II
kept locked UP any longer. Judge
Donovan allowed him TO go back to
work.
Persistent efforts by the police have
failed 10 bring nny results I'm finding
Italian shot and killed early Sundns
morning by countryman In front
OF his toarding house. No, s5s cham
plain st. Detectives are looking for
man released recently from the
Detroit House OF Correction, after
serving term Tor sending BLACK
The Municipal League IL engaged In Sc
curing the necessary $4,000 sigma
lures TO petition for submitting the
Vernon civil service charter amend
mcnt to the people. The petition Is
under the provisions OF the new
home rule act. Circulars accompany
ing the petition accuse the common
council OF seeking to defeat the peo-
pies interests by Withholding action
on the amendment
The Initiation of $50 candidates occu-
pied the attention of the Ladies' of
the Maccabees OF the World. Monday
evening. In Golden hall. where two
days state rally OF the order is now
In progress. Routine business and
papers will be the Tuesday program
the rally to close in the evening with
an exemplifcation OF the first de-
gree. a fancy drill by the Hollister
freshmens Hsoat sns
In attendance.
The Rev. Andrew Hense, the youngest
OF three .ons Of VT; md Mrs. r. Au-
adopt the priesthood. will celebrate
his first mass. Sunday. June IS. In
the Church of the Sacred Heart. Fr.
Henze was ordained In the Francis
can convent IN Oldenburg. Ind. June
IL. He Will be assisted at his first
mass by his brothers, the Rev. julius
Henze pastor OF ST Josephs church.
assistant In ST. Joseph's church.
Chatham.
Miss Ada Freeman, probation officer,
has returned from FowleryilIe, Mich,
where she spent several days In the
interest of Lois Mole. Miss Freeman
states that Charles Mole. the little
girls father. who was released from
the House OF Correction. Saturday is
with his daughter. The Girls Pro-
tective league has engaged Attorneys
Shields & Shields of Howell. Mich. to
court of Livingston county to have
the girl removed from the custody
OF her aunt
portunity I'm America, but we can
teach our youth to seize the oppor-
tunities at their disposal by counsel
natter ma s said Prof. e Paul II. Hanus.
of Harvard. in his address. Monday
evening, in the. Eastern High school
IL the sehoo ss Of Of skilled Tie Ss
cation spells calamity. There In no
shame In Ignorance that Is not will
full, but much misery, Vocational
guidance Is necessity in our
schools"
r. A. williams. FL years old. No. Isf
Highest. west, md Calvin Gsuss. II
years old, same address. were seri-
i ous1y injured Monday night. when
the auto In which they were riding
was struck by a Grand Trunk switch
engine at Dequindre-st. and Canfeld-
ave The machine was struck square
~ as IL crossed the tracks and was
carried about 100 feet. Both occu-
pants were crushed In the wreckagc.
Williams was the more seriously In
juied. Both victims were removed
to Grace hospital, where II was said.
Tuesday. that they will recover.
Aid. M. J. Heating, of the Fourth ward.
~ back Of n plnn which will be sub
United TO the common council. Tues
day night, to do away with the ~
ing OF Woodward and Depot cars
near the Michigan Central station.
lie would hive the Woodward cars
turn from Jefferson up Third TO
Larned. west to Fourth. thence back
to Jefferson. and the Depot cars turn
\ directly east on Lnrned instead of
running down the Y, which is used
largely TO preserve trackage rights.
The new plan would bring Wood
ward cars nearer the Union station
on Forrest, and would avoid coll
lisions between Woodward and Depot