The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-21
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

The Gratiot-aye. branch of the 4. g.
bros-s Dyeing Co., at No.'G2 Grntiot-
ave- was broken into Wednesday
night. About So in money was
taken from the office
While engaged ia n card gnme, We'd
nesdns nisht, In the place AT M. ~
, ,oIEtland-sve, Joseph taJha. No. 81
pocket
Louis Beach, "a Michigan Central brake
near Yb"i"n, n rallre"a aes,den'
died. Wednesday in the Detroit sani-
,arl9m lie was II years old aud
lived with his parents al No. 1905
Eotired.
The following were recently elected TO
membership Ia the nctroii BOARD OF
-Hartou-p II Behfens.e VI. BieiS-
erson. Frank -. Forbush, Henry f.
Funk, r. w. Klippel Arthur -. STAN
sell James ;. Stevenson and Walter
NJ Fuchs
SUpt. aud Mrs. George W. Morrow were
guests OF the ncid and sunday work.
srs of The Anll-Salnnn eague.-al- u
complimentary dinner In the u Nj.
G. a, "Wednesday night The Rev. a.
Wood OF Marine city. was toastmas-
ter Supt Morrow was presented
with Morris chair.
In attempting 10 cross the Lake shore
tracks at Second-st.. Mednesd ny nf-
ternoon. William +. Graves. 20 years
old, No. 326 Euclid-ave. west was
struck by n switch engine lie sus-
tained two broken ribs and severe
bruises about the body. A Detroit
ambulance took him to Grace nos
pital
Clyde 1. Webster, attorney for the COM
mittec Of hny, addressed the North
End Taft club. in big meeting in
the residence OF Arthur r. Layton.
No. 239 Mt. Nernon-ave.. Wednesday
evening He talked about the pro
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half. and afterward answered ques-
tons by those present.
Precinct Detective William Grnus. Of
the Canneld-nNe. police station. resi-
dence No. 1871 Russell-st, had his
bicycle stolen, Wednesday evening.
Grans was making a call az No 20
standing in front OF the house. lie
was gone but minute. and when he
returned. the wheel had disappeared
Graus has been detailed to ind his
own bicycle.
Complaints of rowdy conduct by SOL
diers. on Forrest. ears. have reached
tht-ettFs- ef-tof-- BvotHt,- commandment
at Fort Wayne, and lac is cOntem-
plating writing To Mayor Breitmeyer
for permission TO police the street
cars with provost guard OF soldiers
He says he will put a stop To any
rowdyIsm by his men. IL is alleged
that intoxicated soldiers make in.
Bulting remarks about unescorted
women on the cars.
Great preparations are being made for
the unwilling of the monument To
Gen. Custer. In Monroe. June 4. \
committee from Monroe. the state
commission. and officers OF the MiChi-
gan Cavalry brigade held "A meeting,
Wednesday. in the g. \. K. building.
at which 70 was decided To make the
unveiling the feature of one OF the
biggest military demonstrations held
In Michigan In years President Tart
Will deliver an address. and Gen.
Clusters widow Will unveil the mon
ument.
National league club In the days of
Adrian &. Arson, will have charge
OF the automobile building AT tie
state fair. He is at the Griswold
house. arrdhgiHg Tor n Dig auroTO.
% bile and supply exhibit. We will
have building 956 by l25 feet said
stories high. giving US 10000 Square
feet Of hoor space. Detroit is the
home OF the auto industry. and
should have a splendid auto exhibit
at It's state fair
A verdict for s4,523 was returned iu
Judge Mandelfs court. Wednesday
afternoon, in favor of Catherine
Ameis. in her suit against the estate
OF her mother. Susanna Ameis The
estate was divided equally among the
! children by the Will. but Catherine
put in a bill for six years nursing OF
her mother. Her brothers disputed
the claim, alleging that she had lived
lavishly off the estate for number
i OF years. and that their mother need
p ed no special nursing As result
Il OF the verdict, MISS AHlels Will Btl
practically all the estate.
The Detroit Rife A Revolver club held
q rousing meeting In the \. VI. Z.
A. Wednesday evening, at which OF
ficers were elected. and ambitious
plans for the year were discussed.
. The club has rifle range on Mack
ave. and arrangements are pelhg
made TO have professional markers
OH the job every Saturday afternoon.
I AlVan Macauley was elected presi-
dent; w r. MetZger. vice PRESIDENT
G. NJ Hammond. secretary; l.. I.
! Sherwood, treasurer, and q. u. Pope,
executive officer. y fee OF 81 pays
for an annual membership. and $40
for life membership.
ube grand council OF the Royal Ar
canum held Its annual election OF
officers, Wednesday morning. ana
closed it's session here with big re-
Ception To the past grand regent, w
e Goodman, OF Saginaw. The fol-
lowing officers we're also installed:
Grand regent John X. Ecksteln,
Jackson: Vice-regent, }. Rosenthal,
Petoskey; grand orator, a. a. Scnell-
ing, Detroit grand secretary w. A.
Price. Lansing; grand treasurer. i.
A Belser Chelsea. grand guide, fred
Potter. Port Huron; grand chaplain
L. G. Roberts. Durand, grand war.
den. L. W. Neville. Detroit, grand
sentry E Wiser, Marquette; grand
trustee f. A. Stiven, lonia; repre-
sentatives to the supreme councli.
Nudge r f. shepard. Bay City, anu
I r Johnson. Lapeer.