The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-21
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
When William Rose returned to nj.
day night, he found George +. Bah
sage' OF London. Ont, asleep on his
ped Later, Rose missed 81 He
caused the arrest of-Babbage.
Ciarence Begin, 10 years old, Of No.
Taz LeMay-sve., was run down by q
Jefferson car near Lillibridge: st.
was badly crushed The boy is said
10 have been playing In the street
Win some companions when the ac-
cident occurred.
Jeseph Kline, No. Il45 Theodore-st.,
was locked up I'm Chene station m .
drunk. Sunday night, after he had
driven his testing automobile into a
Baker car at chene-st. and Willis
ave. badly wrecking the auto. and
lnluring George Schnepzler. who was
riding with him
treland's beauty OF scenery, the warm
ns.rss6se.. OF its people, and the In,
afternoon. in the Museum of Art. by
director Griffith; The lecture was
BY yisws taken * by Mr.
Sunday brought ont an Immense throng
OF citiseps 20 the dowptown streets
and the parks to enjoy the sunny
before Thousands thronged Belle
Isle and everywhere was ample VI
dence OF ante Easter fnery In the
dress OF the feminine population.
Charles Williams and Frank T.. O'Brien,
each az years old. and both claiming
residence. were arrested by Patrol
man Elmer Collins. Sunday night as
they wandered through the streets.
nine dress roa ads fheT hsd on no i snod
explanation TO offer. and were locked
up.
In an address On the white slave trsf-
ne, I'm simpson VI. T.. church, sunday
evening, to men only. William r. r
traffic. Is what is needed. MIR. Fer
guson declared that in protecting IL
Ssnsed wee, the mayors ,',I and police
ing rich on the proceeds.
Arthur Board, No. 1O3 FindIny-ave.. re-
ports to the police that while he was
in a Woodward-ave. store. Saturday,
someone stole his pocketbook. con-
tanning $40 Della Fisher. No, 1872
snatcher grabbed her handbag, CON
tanning "A gold watch. S3.45. and some
Insurance Raper,s as she was Ta,k
st, Saturday night.
Following two years iIiness from tu-
bercuIo~is, Mr.. Garnet W.. Smith,
Eaton. OF No. 3t2 Sixth st. died sun
day. in her home in Mankato, Mimi.
Mrs. smith was IN years old ana was
formerly well-known member OF
simpson NJ. T.. church. The body
VIII be brought to Detroit for burial.
G 1%hs' chapel Tuesday afterno noon at
o'clock
Motorcycle Ofncer futile had m ex-
citing chase, sunday afternoon, after
Ernest Mccoy, an auto tester, living
at No 773 Oakland ave futile al
leges that Mccoy whzzed past him
on Jefferson ave, badly fracturing
Qnaed MCtOX
have attempted To lose the officer.
by lodging around corners. but the
Coy deposited SIS TO guarantee his
appearance in court Tuesday
aayor Breitmeyer. addressing the
Newsboys' association I'm the \. VI.
C. A. Sunday evening. told the young
news merchants that the most pleas
ant sound they could possibly bring
to his ears would be the calling OF
papers "all about the settlement OF
the strete ear question" An un-
usually nne psosI,S cram o, Mr MUSE CSaT ana
r. Hammond contributing several
songs accompanied by Mrs. Edwin
:. Sheriff..
under ideal weather conditions, the
two new liners, Brandon ana airing,
ton. being built for the Rutland
Wyandotte yards OF the Detroit ship
building Co. Saturday. Mrs. A. NJ:
The rutland Co. in Chicago, was
sponsor for the Brandon. while the
Arlington was ehristenen Dy mrs \. w.
cral western freight agent OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna western
railroad.
The supreme court has affirmed the
verdict Of the Jury In Judge Dono-
vans court which several months a
ago gave Mary pun, > udson s,syo
son. for breach OF promise to marry
The couple lived together for sew
era years lar ,b ana dc M as his Wife.
They adopted children and had them
baptized under the name OF Judson.
Mrs Dun was badly injured when a
lamp exploded. and lost her arm as
result OF her injuries. Then the
doctor threw her aside
A. L. Iauver, assistant general man.
ager for the burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co. for the past three years;
has bee n promoted to the position of
Succeed Avian Macauley. who recent
~ rendered his resignation TO become
general manager f9r inc naeK syith
tho National Cash Register Co, OF
Dayton. o., for Is years. In execu-
tive capsciiie5F or snera becomes ' assist
ant general manager and r. n.
Dodge succeeds Mr.. Forster as gen
eral salesmanager.
In celebration of the Austro-HunEary
agreement Of fSs9, whereby Hungary
was given rights OF home govern
ment by the A ps.ray bs S,Epwn aav 'e sf
rejoicing. Sunday. Mass was cele-
brated in the Church OF the Holy
cross and in the afternoon pro-
gram OF speeches and music was
given in Peninsular hall. concluding
with n banquet. The stars ana stripes
ard the national emblem and colors
OF Hungary were everywhere in evil
dence In an address to his COM
patriots. the Rev. Huber klenner. or
The Church OF the Holy Cross, said:
America IL truly a melting pot