The Detroit times., 1910-02-16
WHERE LIFE is
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WORTH LIVING
Wholesale Job of chicken stealing a.
reoor,ca ~ Peter Fitzpatrick. NJ. ~ ;
~ Sfl-uNe VINO SAYS Inni his hen
l,nop wne broken into "a about mid
night ruesdas, ana 70 chickens
stolen
Mrs fueiin WSmnn, widow 81 DR. H"i
a N ysattIi. hn- petitioned the pro-
tsfe court FOR permission a." /tprnd
ssggS OF tle ebtate 70 develop the
Ntrniran college of Medicine ana
SArger4s
FUmcr Pntrolmnn Peter Adams who
aisnpprnrcd from his home. NJ 2Oo
FtCncr-st., r'c~ntiN, nh~ letnfh'u'
snpt Downey Gays that Adams H. out
oi tue force. as absence without
I,eX. A. equivalent To reslEnaton
ADAMS las Oecn la Milwaukee
n 4 Weber. Tor several years "a mem-
pcr az Engine company M. q. has re-
slgned from the ne" department 10
80 10 the Panama canal Iuesaay
evening. his fellow tremen gave liW
an informal supper ana presented
lin with handsome traveiins has
and umbrella.
,.ry. uor,,on Of the House of Cor
reetiun profits. amounting 90 more
man S9s.uuO this year. VIII be eN-
pended in paving dents OF thf an ,
neNed territory. SpllhsMrlls s,ho"l
bonds amounting 10 S&3.VoV ana ran
7--T--fr-----r--==if ~ Ii -l44. lie
- br met soon. and this fund VIII
he used for the purpose
IrV in Duch~n-, the River Rouge youth.
charged with assauitlng cora iuder-
man was bound over 10 The circuit
court FOR trial bA Justice hurkr,
tuesday afternoon. Bail was nyed
al Ss.o00 with tNo sure ies Mrs.
pnta puchene, the boIs mother,
made n touching appeal FOR him
Not satisfied vida tnpping ihr money
bo,rs 81 pay station telephones. sneak
thf-tss carried on Two Michigan
'nnonp~ bodily Tuesday night W
T. Dawson. Of the telephone COM
PAM has asked the police 90 locatr
a frlrub0ut stolen from the--Aa ia
ington Arcade pharmacy. and an
other taken from the laughltn Fonn-
tain Pen TO. In the Majestic Duildlng.
In nu effort to concentrate canritnbie
relief WORK LA the ciss, representa-
ttVps OF about 30 charitable and phil
anthropic sorieties met IN the rooms
OF the Associated Charities TUESDAY
evening. and formed an executive
hoard to be known as the central
couucil Officers or the council were
elected a. follows: Chairman. Tracy
". McGregor. Nice-prcsldent, ), r.
Bottles secretary. James y Williams.
ana an executive committee or those
officers and james b.. Murphy and
Beruard GinsDurg
Frin ). kopp, who cnme here from
TWO weeks later. and was sentenced
10 serve ono year in Jail emerged
from the county Jail Tuesday after
noon. under q parol" from Judge
Rounert when kopp was jailed he
didn't know a word OF Engllsh. bAt
turing has iInpr sonment. ne has
been able t9 learn 20 speak the Lam
Euagc kopp saws he is going "a he
a good citizen. lie VIII have To re-
port regularly 20 parole Agent Nenn.
Tor one year
Crippled Children seems Ia have "a
hard struggle Tor existence despite
EFFORTS Of charitable people inter
esteh and IL again In sore need OF
funds according 10 Miss Brown" Us
head The Institution - located ut
Woodland and OaklEud-aVes but the
lease OF the house expires March H.
and as there is strong feellng
among the residents against nav Ing
the home on tile street. there has
been concerted effort 10 GUST H. Miss
Browne says however. that the
agent OF Tie property has offered &"
renew neg lease and that she VIII
accept IL. There are 80 children Tn
the home. only two OF whom are
There L. NO getting around the old
saying. w hnt we SOW We reap. but
II - not necesA ry - 90 on sowing.
said Miss Clara Wood hingins, the
well known educator. ln lecture
on Prevention rather than cure. la
the Woodward ave. Baptist church
gins has been giving series OF leo
lures on child physch0iOay. ana.
Tuesday evening. took up preventive
measures ~ the education Or The
child. The lecturer thought that
greater outdoor freedom and heaiSly
play are great factors In keeping the
the fight groove Miss MluEins win
close ner series "Wednesday after
noon on The child-his needs and
Ids grow DO.
N t,I, ,h. sIounn ..on. for NIL mud NIL
for Detroit" the committee In charge
of the arrangements for Detroit <
blk industrial exposition started itS
labors lN real earnest. TUESDAY AZ -
telnpoH. when an enthusiastic meet
inL WAS held in tile Board o. Com
ltsree rooms Tentative plans sab,
uitted %. Architects Donaldson a
Meier Tor a mammoth temporary
building 10 be erected at second and
Frcut-Sts.. were approved and the
architects viii now rush tie compile
ton OF the plans The materials 20
y, used IN tAr construc ton OF the
eNhipit htil, Will ALI be of local
-nanufactd.r The committee dectd-
Ell To lsuuCu national publicity
csinp-.i,sli az once, and rules and reg
uiatious for governing the exhibition
were formally adopted.
PIuus are under way ny the Detroit
socirtN for the study and Prevention
OF Tuberculosis for tAis year tag
day,' ana la meeting TUESDAY. Mrs.
w r McGraw. who launched the
scheme in this ctty iginally. WAS
appointed chairman OF an executive
committee 10 make all arrangements
necessary. Last year nearly $4,000
was raised on tag day. and the finau-
cial report read In Tuesday, meet
INK shows that $4,000 OF this was
paid cut for visiting nurses. $1,000
10 tie sanitoTium fund 81 geo for
educational purposes. $500 FOR pub
It meetings. and the remainder re-
UIHTUy TT rTTE contingent f--rrrt-- Mr.
Charles T. l.arncd was elected sec
Rotary and treasure, Vice br T..
Sheriff.. resigned. Dr l.. vs. Haas.
who reccatly turned from Germany.
viii read a paper at the next meet
ing on Tuberculosis work among
children in Germany
H ~. kendall. a Cleveland travelling
man. WAS painfully. and perhaps. seri-
Ously hurt. Tuesday night when a
section OF sttcCO q foot square. fell
from the hodges building, lud struck
him on the mead as ne was walking
along Or sv.ol0. near Stat"-Et The
sturro ripped through his derby nat
and cut a thTCC-tntG wound ia his
scalp lie Was stunned bN the blow.
but patrOlmgn Boucher. az the trafhc
squad. picked him up, and assisted
him 10 NEARBY drug store. ~ re-
quired eight stitches 10 close the
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