The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-27
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

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FhelAn.s court. much Of the tesiI~
4 mony IN the case against Christis n
49,, ' accused OF embezzling 81 !
|krman Demnr.k ~ 40.
wss struck by one OF the Ini-
4 LED states mall wagons driven r.
4 NnHan Herbert, No. 223 ConRress-s
Fhu..Sht Fort and Griswold-sts.,
Injured an sdfe Jas lie was severely
70 sG Mary's hospital.
sTstnv Hinz. o. years Old. Nm. ma
/ In1I Was found uncOnseious in
the 90 wednesday morning. with
Re died Thursday night. SorunsI
Iennett decided that death was pure
accidental. Besides his widow. ne
survived oy six children.
ner husband burned her favorIte
asess An the furnace, n one Of the
siiesstipns made by Marion Maipass
II Dill FOR divorce from Henry Pal
Rass MED Thursday afternoon. The
Tor siyo rive IN Highland Park; SUIT
oAyi oy Anna VS.. Beverley Schlunt.
Pns Albert Jezouski. No. rs Otis-st.,
fea frank HOsnisz, No. II6s june
ICniye.. were walking along En-
fsauftfd them. Both men were bad
~ SUI bpt managed TO beat on their
ysshents DR.. A. j! Radzlnski. No.
49,, Michisan-ave.' dressed their
|'om4sittees OF the North End Taft Re-
kuDncan club, having In charge the
arEeqpement for the annual picnic,
MS Sse1 III &c held this year At fash;
reported progress. No pains are be-
ms spared TO make this outing a
fxford-p reaksr A h1e program OF
fPSSssSSa5fs and games has been ar
kkents foy a.. a..,.,~ o. A.. p.
ften .of Cruelty 20 Chiidren went 10
ne Rome pr Mrs. Mabel Gibbs, who
Pa ngtted In two police court cpl
s her two Children say We're snq living %Sn IN
stfple N the rear Of No AL La.
feyette-blvd. The woman promised
fhe would remove the children from
|Ae RosenI 25 years old, No. i5I Elisa
trst precinct station, Thursday,
ssnarsssd With matching poesettook
ktells aayef, No. 100 John r. st. says
gnH saw him snatch the purse. She
fiy;d Then Turning HR h dns o %s%t to the
police;
|si1tam Mann, 90 years old, swore out
Shargtng . street Gar conductor 9n
MANN aifeges that the car carried
flm beyond his street and when bo
tried TO pull the beilrope he rang up
avs fa asss.nsrae cG ssSss and Mann Mann
MANN refused to pay, the conductor
E4ecfs Of the Salvation Army In De-
tfeit. have been netined that the
ktsnted an Injunction restraining the
fival organisation, the American Sal
d walton Army, from continuing the use
6f Its name. uniforms and other IN
lie was hnisied Into contributing to
the American Salvation Army, when
II thought II was helping the older
organization.
maze Murphy ha. made a change In
the Injunction granted several days
h ago ip the suit Between the MacDiar-
mid Candy Co. and the Brown Phar-
macy Co, whereby the candy con-
\ In the window OF the Defendants
drug store that It will move June l
20 Grand River and WoodwaTd-aves..
n and the pharmacy company VIII be
n permitted to decorate it's candy boxes
with lavender ribbons.
fr. E. l.. Rexford, of Columbus, o., who
n tounded the Church OF Our flasher
ih this city more than score of
ss5.c ss f.. T neT sSm St n Mr.. Df Eta
n dora Haines, wife OF William A.
Fl Haines, who died early Thursday
morning. The funeral VIII be held
\ b:45 a. m, Special cars will convey
the mourners and friends to Grand
Lawn cemetery. where the interment
n will take place.
Pie question OF woman's suffrage will
in Morton's hall. No. 3S3 Michigan
a ave Saturday evening, under the
auspices OF the Roosevelt club; Mrs.
w, Brotherton Will speak Sslls on a,,o W Sav
j Boutell on Woman In the shop" a
general discussion OF the suffrage
i question Will follow. A silver col
i lection will be taken for the benefit
Of the poor. The meeting will be
open to the public.
In the oratoricnl contest OF the w. Z. Il.
u. Thursday night, In the Centrai
Methodist church, diamond medal
of Detroit, for the best grafton IN
defense OF temperance. The, other
contestants were: Misses Ruth Owen
Grace Purdy. OF BIrming CHAM; Miss
Sarah L. Tompkins, of Highland
Park. and Bernard Harrington. OF
Wyandotte. George w. Morrow, OF
the Anti Saloon league made the pre-
sentation.
Pest Master J. Frank BoydelI, OF Pal
eatine lodge, No. 357, r.. a. A. W., was
the guest OF honor, Wednesday even :
ing, at a reunion Of the class OF SIX
men who took their third degree IN
Palestine lodge, May rs, 1900, when
Mr.. Boydell was worshipful master
Following a dinner in the Cadillac
the party visited the Temple the
ater The members OF the class are:
Edwin A. Ludden, Andrew Lorimcr E,
Christopher Lougheed. Louis Stock
and James w. Bishop, Detroit. acc
Ebert l. Travis, OF Wyandotte' All
AZ otto G. Goe.cheI will ask In.
council to Indorse a scheme for the
abolition OF water rates and the In
corporation OF the water board In
eminent on the same basis as the
lighting commission and other de-
partmentA Assistant Corporation
Counsel Lawson Is preparing char
ter amendment necessary for the
carrying out OF this proposal. ana y
will be submitted to popular vote
IL the plan goes through, the cost OF
fnrniahInR water will be spread or
the general tax roll.
Cent. Edmond C. Chsytor, formerly sta.
tfoned In Detroit M commander al
the u. g. g Morrell, died, suddenly
in New Orleans, last Saturday. from
Brights disease. During their ST. )
IN Detroit, the Chaytors lived at the
Stuart, No. l0f Jefferson ans
made many warm friends. Mrs
Chaytor II a relative OF Mrs. John V
Moran, both being members OF che
EtheridEe family OF North Carolina
Capt. Chaytor held many important
ernment service In 1906 he was
appointed TO mark the boundaries oi
Behring sea