The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-20
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Patroimen Potter and Dean raided the
house az No. i2a Madison-ave., FRI
day AFTERNOON, and arrested three
men and two women. who were
smoking opium A dope" outfit was
confiscated.
The delegation OF rInemen selected 20
r rspresens the Miehigsn Nsticssi
tests at Camp Perry. o.. left the city
Friday; The principal match will
take place Aug. 90.
John Mcdowell, "a years old. No. 154
-Needbrfdge-st. east, came Ia police
headquarters. Friday night. and de-
clared he wanted TO give himself up
as deserter from the United States
navy. He Is held pending investi-
cation.
Friday, I'm the home Of his son. DR..
Archtbald~Brtghton No 10 Orchard
St, Wyandotte. For so years he was
resident OF Brownstown township.
The burial will take place In West
Mound cemetery. Sunday morning.
As Gladys Baldwin aIiEhted from
street ear at springweils and Fern
oale-aves., Friday night. man
snatched her handbag and ran. The
bag contained a little more than "a
The girl was on her way home at NO.
800 Springwells-ave
james DeHaII and Jack Miller, bar
hers employed st No. TOT Michigan
ave. got into a quarrel over the loan
OF some money. Friday night. and
DeHail stabbed Miller in the neck.
taken to st. Mary's hospital His In
jury Is only slight one.
Kitty szynda, SIX years old, No. 1104
Dubofs-st., was struck by IN auto
mobile at Chene-st. and Ferry-ave.,
are the extent OF her injuries. Al
fred Ulbrich. driver of the auto. took
her to the office OF DR.. Henry L. IN
brich. No. 664 JOS. Campau-ave.
As the result Of hre which visited
the family OF Adam Bolkato IL des-
titute Two of the children were
carried from the burning house by
the father but mot not until Ssdn Eva four
burned; DR.. Fl. C. McKinlay attended
the child.
The Thirteenth trienniaI state eonven-
ton OF the Ancient Order OF Hibern-
Aug. 1926. with large delegation
from Detroit and Wayne county In
attendance. 1t Is rumored that sew
eral Detroiters who have held office
for many terms. will be retired In
favor OF new blood.
While working between some new cars
mt the American Car & Foundry Co.'S
plant. Friday afternoon. Pebo Apan-
pc. No. AZ Kirby-sye. east. was
thrown under the trucks of a moving
car and sustained injuries which re-
suited In his death In Grace hospital
He was Hungarian and had no rel
atives In this country.
The Y. NJ. G. A. boys Of Detroit who
"hilxed" to Toledo this week, arrived
in that city, Thursday evening. In
stead OF Friday afternoon. as orig
inally expected The ionE tramp OF
plished. and the boys are now in To-
ledo sight seeing. They will return
to Detroit by boat Saturday night.
The weekend report OF the board Of
81 sr ssrs :ss o So .car
let fever, and one case OF smallpox
In the city. There have been two
deaths from diphtheria during the
l4l. of this number 81 being under
the age of Ave years. There were
246 births, ia males and 1872 females.
Members Of the PittsburG commsndery,
knights Tempiar, stopped over in
from the recent convention in Chit
cago following which they had char
tered steamer for trip around the
mandery is reputed to be the wealth
lest in the country. From Detroit
they took a special train to Pitts
burg.
Efforts to fasten the blame for various
upon Thomas Moore. arrested Thurs
day night. following an attack upon
Adelaide Rueger, proved futile. when
the detectives learned ina that moore
City OF Alpena for long time. This
fact proves a sufficient alibi for
Moore. as the Alpena Is at Detroit
only one night week
SON, who gave an illustrated lecture,
Friday evening. in the Forrest. Pres
byterian church house. on ireland
and the Irish people" the Emerald
T.Ix h4- AHlA 70 ~ Luz
represented by pictures and lectur-
ers TOO much prominence 10 given
TO 1reland's poverty and squalor and
too little to her beauty spots. her
DR.. Patterson.
Efforts OF a diver TO recover q purse,
containing 500, from the bottom Of
the river at the foot Of Wayne-st..
1883 Jefferscn-ave.. lost the pocket
book as he was leaning over the
wharf to grasp the hand OF his broth
erin iaw. Frank Smith, asa steam
purse slipping out from an inside
coat pocket A further attempt may
be made to find the property.
Gladys HouRhten, six-year-old daugh-
dale-ave., Highland Park. was run
down by an automobile at Glendale
and Woodward-aves.. Friday after
noon. sustaining a conclusion Of the
IL. u.
will recover. The auto was driven
by c. A. Forster. No. ioi Pfngree-
ave. Witnesses of the accident, say
the child ran directly in front of the
machine. and that the driver did his
best 10 avoid striking her
A scrap In I'm sight over the sidewalk
the city built around the property OF
Judge Rohnert, at Jefferson and
Parker,sves The walk val ALREADY r. has n,s
trouble The first one laid was de-
fective and the city laid a new one.
Judge Rohnert finally offered $50 In
settlement, which the council. Tues
day night. decided to accept. Now
Aid. Ellis, acting mayor, has filed
matter will be threshed over again
In the next meeting. He believes
that Judge Rohnert should pay the
full cost OF construction. about $3.50.
The feature OF a reception given In the
Degree of Honor temple, Friday
evening, zby six Detroit Degree OF
Honor lodges. was the burning Of a
mortgage. on the property In which
the temple Is situated, formerly
block was purchased three years ago
for $4,000, with part cash payment
and the rest In mortgage the clear
Ing of which was the occasion Of the
jollihcetion Friday evening. Among
visitors present were Mrs. Frances
Buell. Olson. ST. Paul, MINI, superior
chief OF honor. and grand recorder
OF Minnesota; Mrs. Elizabeth T. ALI
burn Sioux City. superior recorder
for Iowa: Mrs. Kate Blewett, James
town. " D., past supreme chief OF
honor and chairman OF the laws COM
mittee OF the national order, and Mrs
Mary A. Pratt. Coldwater. Mich, SUI
nahar