The Detroit times., 1910-06-15
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

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81 y year. rr r1s a' shaw slS wss
member Of tho German Evangellcal
church In Dearborn. she had az
S sIs y FSn.rs sorys,S,si yil hoe be
ionsed. Thursday afternoon.
Through the efforts al y. y. Hsrts. Of
ana .SoSi:s 81 So
stores In ciey.iana s' and Toronto. sas
American Surgical Trade association,
pow In annual convsntion In st.
asm wherever he goes
NGrs. sarah Seymour pleadcd suiIty to
2 charge q steaiins $50, when ar
day. Then she asked that her bond
be continued indefinitely that shs
may return 70 her mother, who lies
court granted the request. Tie
mother does not know her daughter
10 In trouble In Detroit.
In the Interest az the sidewalk con-
srs,ssS s Who have found sis. .ai. ,
laying cement walks, the council
passed q resolution. Tuesday night.
requesting Public Works commis-
sioner Haarer 20 change the spscih-
cations TO permit the use or Stag:
The committee ON streets reported
favorably on the matter
Charged with q serious onense. Paul
Michelson narrowly Escaped being
STEMS court. Tuesday. Mrs Dora
became enraged when Milchelson
smiled sarcastically. She leapei ut
him and closed her fingers over his
throat. Court officers dragged her
away. Nicholson was fincd $50. with
the option OF 80 days In the House o.
Correction.
day. told of the death In Europe last
week, o. Miss Mary stevens. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Mary H. stevens. No. 1879
woodward-ave No details are known
by the family Miss stevens Is sur
vived by her mother. two sisters.
Mrs Fremont Woodruff, OF Detroit.
and Mrs. Whitehall. OF New YORK,
and two brothers. William r. and
Henry q stevens. OF this city. fhe
body will be brought To Detroit ioi
burial
After lodging Jupiter Piuvius for two
days. the childrra OF Detroit m".-
aged to finish their delayed celelia
ton on Belle isle, Tuesday after
noon, with only short shower a,onS
about 1870 o'clock. To mar an other
wise favorable afternoon. The pc (,
gram OF sports. dances and the grant
parade postponed from Saturday. was
carried out according To originui
schedule to the delight OF every body
I'm attendance. The children's foun-
tain, made possible BY penny coii-
tributions from the children OF De-
troIt, was. unveiled. and. altogether.
the afternoon proved great success
AZ the annual election Of the public
lighting commission, Tuesday AFTER
noon George h, Sheehy was chosen
president TO succeed Wilhelm ~
kales and James r. Lynn was eject
ed vice president Frank Y. bower
was reelected secretary and his Sai-
airy was increased from sl,SOv 10 81
100 Frank + Mistersky was re-
appointed general superintendent. an
retiring. President Kales paid niSh
tribute to Secretary Bowler and Supt
Mistersky. declaring that they Wtis
always on the Job and Looking altCf
their work Ina a manner 10 make tae
commissioners proud or thrm y
recommendation by Supt Mistersh!
that salary increases b" granted 4
number or employees, was Iet"rrea 20
the executive committee. IT grantcc
they IN add s3,5s2 10 the anr s'ai
payroll.
Frank W. FarnsNorfh. of the Dctroit
branch of the }. walter Thompson
Advertising agency. was eicctru pits
1 ident OF the AdCraft club, Tuesday
| evening. az William X. orr pOStiNe-
= IN declined reelection. In tuturt, INC
/ elections will take place IN January
The club Is making active pfepa'a
ttons FOR the "Adfest 10 he held az
I tha Hotel fuller, June 20 and 20,
when the Cleveland. Buffalo ana 10.
ledo adcrafters Will be the guests ot
the local club Other otncers eieVtsu
Monday evening We're; FIRST VIZ
PRESIDENT Warren .. Seelye. or lie
Morgan 4 Wright CO.. second NiSs.
pr.sIdent william g. RadcliHe, 81
the Pere Marquette railroan, recoru
ing serretary, Norman L. Taylof' 81
ths Regal Motor Car Co, correspohl-
tns secretary. George NJ Slocum, ad-
vsItislnR manager of The Gleanei,
rrember OF board OF directors, j. w.
r. Knox, OF Frederick Stearns x Co.