The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-07
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Paul BOdnar, Is years old, No. 10
barne.-st, drank hRlf-pInt OF wood
alcohol, Sunday Coroner Rothacher
was called
Anna Price, No. 500 ROOseyeIt-aVe
who attempted 90 end her life sew
eral weeks ago, Is missing and her
help find her
EA-AId. Louis BrO1O, No. 74S Forrest.
east, who In a candidate for election
IN the Thirteenth ward, was struck
by Michigan car at Gratiot and
McDougall-aves, Saturday night lie
sustained bruises about the body anu
was taken home
The Adcrau club has arranged for a
series OF lectures to he given weekly
throughout the winter py the lead
Ing advertising specialists OF the
country. The meetings Will be held
every Thursday night In the Adcraft
club rooms, and will start Nov. 10.
A. the result of boys play, Otto Ken
sier, "a years old, No. O5 Dane-st.,
was shot in the left side of the neck
Sunday afternoon by John Him.. IA.
No. 9Tl Piquette- ave. The boys had
been playing with a small rifle near
Htnz's home. The boy was taken TO
his home
Petty thieves had n busy time satur-
day night, n large number of small
robDerles being reported TO the po
and Charles O'Dell. 20. who are
thought to be responsible for a num-
Der or petty show cease robberies,
We're arrested by Patrolmen Baker
and Lemord
4 gift OF valuable palms has been made
by the estate of the late Joseph n.
Berry. OF Crosse Pointe. to the park
and boulevard department. The col
lection includes two astrarium Mex
tcanum. two kentia MeXicanum, two
Ftcus Indica, one Armaria Bidwelli.
They have been removed to the Belle
Isle conservatory
Charles Ford, No. 1897 JefferNOn-ave.
west, who was struck by Milo SulIl-
van. motorman on Fort st car,
In an argument last Tuesday night.
died as . result OF his injuries IN
Solvay General hospital, Saturday
night. sullivan, who had been at lib
erty pending the outcome OF Ford's
Injuries. was rearrested.
Mrs. John shOman, No. 116 HOward-at.,
came TO police Headquarters Monday
and identified clothing found in the
possession of John w. Keith. who
was arrested last Friday by Detec-
tives High and Larkins. as belonging
TO her The clothing was in a suit
case and was stolen from the Union
depot. Keith Is also accused OF steal
ing several overcoats from the Y. VI.
The second I'm n series OF lectures ON
America history, entitled "knOw
thy country" was given Sunday af-
ternoon In tho Museum OF Art. by
hour to begin. the auditorium was
taxed 10 its utmost capacity Much
interest was shown by the crowds in
two important exhibitions now on
view. by NJ. j. Twill and Birge Har-
rison.
TIE funeral Of Charles Emerson, one
Of the founders OF the Michigan Saw
ings bank. was held Monday after
noon, from his late residence, No
e69 Third-ave. Mr.. Emerson was
born in Provincetown. Mass. so
years ago, and came to Detroit when
30 years OF age. He was of chart
table nature and gave away large
sums to the poor. He was a life
long member of the Unitarian
church.
a class OF 500 boys and girls was con-
Armed Sunday mOrDinE In Sc. He'd
wigs Catholic church by Archbishop
Joseph Weber. OF Berlin. Ont, for
confirmed a class of 900 in st Jo-
safats In the afternoon, assisted by
Bishop Ortyusti. OF Philadelphia
The latter, who is OF the Greek Cath
Ole dioceses OF Pennsylvania, Off
ciated at mass Monday morning, in
the Greek Catholic church, Cicotte
and Otis-aves.
The suit brought by John VI. smedIey
lam l.. Holmes to pay the balance OF
his subscription OF $4,000 10 the
Ohio Cement Co. was settled out OF
paid In $4,000 he refused TO pay any
more. claiming that he had been de-
ceiVed as to the assets and prospects
TO compel him 60 carry out his agree.
nent After II had been in progress
a short time the liugants got to-
Rether and adjusted matters.
MenaOraaI services for the late Mrs.
JuIia Ward Howe were held sunday
evening. In the First Unitarian
church, the women of the congrega-
the direction OF the pastor. the Rev
knew Mrs Howe personally and re- re-