The Detroit times., 1910-01-14
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Mandell.
Charles II. Wilkins, the attorney, VINO
was injured year ngo IN s"ses
|, car accident and was connneu 20 n,s
|, bed for "A long time afterward' mas
/ been compelled to go to Grace nos
II pitai for treatment TO the left leg
Injured at that time.
The Rev. Henry &. Attwnter, rector OF
st. Peters Episcopal church, was
elected president OF the Michigan
h Sovereign Consistory class, which
h has been In session all week IN tne
II Masonic temple. and completed It's
II degrees Thursday evening. Perma :
nent organization Will be enected az
4 a luncheon held Friday noon I'm the
temple.
IncIement weather cut down the at
tendance at the Socialist meeting
held In fhe hall at No. 81 Grand
|, River-ave., Thursday evening" ). );
ID Hoogenhyde of Grand Rapids. ana
ID w. Clark made addresses dealing
N with the prosecutions OF working
/: men In Spokane. Wash. Funds are
|, being raised for the DEFENSE or the
prisoners in these cases.
In nu EFFORT 10 offset the activity OF
the ministers of the city against
Il present conditions in the cheap the
aters about co proprietors and man
II ayers OF these theaters met Thurs
day evening 10 perfect n defensive
/. organization. a larger meeting VIII
|, be held Tuesday afternoon, Jan. IL,
II at 2 o'clock. In the Burns hotel when
the matter Will be taken up more
\ fully.
mInisccnc~s OF actors. past and pres
L ent, plays good and. bad, and an In
|, exhaustible fund OF critical knowir
II edge formed the interesting lecture
|, on "The Detroit stage. given by the
| well-known Detroit critic. George r.
course. Thursday evening. Mr.. Good
ale held his large audience with
closest attention as he related per.
/. sonal anecdotes OF many of the great
II, tsfa nf he a
had their start In Detroit.
In the midst of papers and suggestion
offered by members of the Twentieth
Century club. Thursday afternoon
Mayor Breitmeyer, who had been IN
vited 20 speak TO the club, made the
i blunt assertion that in his opinion
/ ''civic reformers talk too much and
do too little" Ills honor told the
|, ladies that To make Detroit the
|. beautiful city they advocated, the
|. women OF the city must do their ut
most toward keeping streets and al
leys and backyards clean.
The Chicago Hosiery CO.. capitalized mt
75.OOO. nied articles Of incorporation
Thursday afternoon; The stockhold-
franks and George n. kirchner. The
Wayne Cabinet Go. is capitalized at
$4,000 The company Will manufac-
ture automobile steering wheels. The
stockholders are II. McEnhill. A. J.
| McEnhill and Henry Johnson. The
Century Motor Sales Co. is capitalized
SlU.OUO. ana the StOcknOlueIS are
j. r. Williams. +. Il. Tallmadge, II.
p. Tallmadge. w. u. Peabody and l.
c. Cope
Frank DickersoB, who confessed TINT
he lny in wait for his estranged wife,
and stabbed her to death when she
was entering the doorway of her
home. on Baker-st.. on the night OF
Dec. 3. was discharged from Grace
hospital. Thursday afternoon, and
was Immediately taken in charge by
Detectives Stenton and Dowd. who
locked him UP In central station on
charge OF murder. Dlckerson was
arraigned Thursday afternoon be-
fore Justice Stein. and entered
plea OF not guilty, He was remanded
TO Jail without bail. and Will have
an examination, Jan. 2l.
I'm the opinion Of the Rev. George FL
liott. pastor of the North Woodward
NJ. T.. church the evangelization OF
the heather in foreign countries Will
progress only with the christtantzing
OF unbelievers at home, and the
speaker went into his reasons In de-
tail In an address Thursday evening
I'm the Woodward Lave. Baptist church
before a laymen's missionary meet
ing. About 100000 has been pledged
In Detroit for missions as result OF
the recent I.aymen's Missionary con-
vention held here. and the meeting
Thursday evening was called to hear
reports on the ways and means su8-
gested to secure this amount.
Com m Missioner. Hnarer. Of the depart-
ment of public works. ~ constdc ring
asking the council and board OF esti-
mates TO provide money this year
station. At the present time ali
garbage has to be hauled to the foot
OF Twenty fourth-st and the teams
which make COLLECTIONS In Fairview
and the north Woodward district
are able to- make only one trip a day
The contract Of the city with the
Detroit Reduction Co. calls for the
establishing OF two or three sta
tions at convenient points along the
railroads. but that company has been
restrained by Injunction proceedings
from building such stations.
I'm n police raid On Greek restaurant
mt NO. 1853 Monroe-ave.. Thursday
night, 3S Greeks were bundled into
the auto patrol and sent to police
headquarters. charged with gaming
They were all released after being
questioned. but the police expect to
make complaint against at least four
of the men including Peter Christie
polls and Steve Quot, who claim to
be the proprIetors. John Rails who
says he Is a portrait painter from
Quebec, got into game of Greek
faro In the place and. as he under
stands Greek. though his adversaries
didn't know IT, he says he heard
them chattering that they would
bleed him" He lost Sl15. he says.
and then complained to the police.
The names Of 20 new witnesses have
been added to the information. }.
charging Chauncey w. Hammond
W..
nesses are: Chief OF Detectives James
Mcdonnell Lieut.. Thomas Laliy. De-
IA tective Fox. Stenographer Herbert
'Bliss, william II. whiting George
Thompson. Leo Feiderspiel William
Il. Frazer. John Locker. Pearl Fineberg.
Charles J. Bopp. e.. ~. Haberkorn,
William -. Southwick. William ] .
Seitz, John y, Seitz, Frank III. Hem
drick John T.. Adams. Frank Me-
Pherson, Leo Craig and George w.
Clark. Hammond is growing stout
as a result OF his Imprisonment IN
the county jail He has gained 16
pounds. and his glrth has Increased
three inches
Dr. i. III. Carstens. president Of the
MicIrtgan state Medical society. nt
the annual banquet OF the County
Secretaries' association OF that body.
In the Cadillac. Thursday evening.
fold OF the good resulting from the
/ enforcement OF strict registration
rules in this state. Michigan, he said.
+ Is the only state whose certificate Is
i. recognized I'm Europe. The system
has also cut down the number OF
y new doctors so that competition Is
not as keen as IL was n few years
ago The other speakers were Dr.
George III. Simmons. OF Chicago, sec