The Detroit times., 1910-11-24
THERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

completed count Of the votes east
the recent election shows that
unity Clerk Farrell heads the ticket
tn 36.145. Treasurer William T..
Peller received 35,348 and Sheriff
ston was one vote behind Mr..
heller.
ie, H. Crane, assistant prosecutor.
d Herbert Bliss, stenographer In
osecutor Van Tiles ofhce. have re-
ned 10 accept other positions
maid Van Zile. "A son OF the prose-
for, Will succeed MIR. Crane, and
|nry Johnson Will take Mr.. Bliss
probable that the charge against
\. John.tone Of embexsiing $i,700
pm the Great tent OF the knights
the Modern Maccabees will be
fpped. The money was recovered in
oank In the east, whore tombstone
mt after his disappearance. The
n was brought before Judge Pho
Wednesday
Addison, of Chicago. has been
pointed chief operator of the De-
II office of the Western Union to
cceed Johr McArdle, who retired
M the position Monday Mr. Me-
lie was presented with IA purse
gold by the employees OF the local
ice. Wednesday night. Division
ef William Rosenberg making
presentation.
fne yezes, Greek, .: years old,
ITO MOnrOe-ave., died In -.
rvs hospital, Wednesday after
pm. as the result OF fractured
Ill sustained when he was struck
an automobile at ST. Antoine and
comb-sts.. Tuesday night. Cor
r Burgess is trying to find the
yer OF the machine and has en-
ed the i'd nf the nnlipa
ants were seeurea, sxV<a.c-a.y
IrGinE sam Lewis snd bernie
rman, companions Of the. women
ested for shoplifting late Satur-
with bringing women into the
ted States for Immoral purposes.
default OF $500 rail. they are
n in the Wayne connty Jail. The
(nigration authorities plan either
deport the men and their women
bpanions or To land the four be-
ii the bars.
arninR for turkey was responsible
the arrest of four persons We'd
day night. Joseph Gabriel, 10
rs old, who says he lives at No.
Alexandrine- ave. east. was nab-
by Patrolman Richards. who
q the youth stole four turkeys
m the Faltis market. Two other
n and a Negress were later ar
ted and asked to explain how
~
Entities OF Thanksgiving delica-
are now four candidates for the
pOintment as library commission
to succeed Herbert H. Bowen.
renee A. Black and DIR. John r..
rk were first In the field. The
candidates are AlansCn s.
toksy Of the Michigan Drug Co.
Attorney Arthur Jones. Each
dtdate has at least one member of
board working In his behalf.
lre liz no lineup of administration
anti-administratio forces in this
t as yet.
mis- of various city departments
messed q test by the fire depart
ht. "Wednesday, of new dia-
Gram pump, just purchased for
purpose of pumping out cellars.
p-holes and cisterns where water
accumulated and threatens the
}lic health. Hitherto, fire en-
K has been used for the purpose,
the grit has sometimes damaged
machinery. The new pump Is
rated by a small portable gasoline
fine. and Is expected to save the
considerable money In operation.
liant Corporation Counsel Atkin-
has given the board of educat ton
opinion that as IL mas no power
order a general vaccination OF the
dude pupils who have not been
cinated. The opinion Is based on
ectsion OF the supreme court. Mr..
tnson. however. does not question
power OF the board. under its
eral rules. TO temporarily close
tain pupils in the event OF an ac-
epidemic In the schools. but this
Ter II not continuing.
A~ru M Damascus eommandry.
)ghts Templar, were guests at n
fson SUPP er rendered by Otto
hrath, OF the Hotel Richter, We'd
day evening George w. Fowle
tosstmsster and responses were
Pc BY William Van Sickle. DR..
hes Kerr. John Hanna and several
ers.. Members of the com
tse IN charge OF the larder on
recent pilgrimage TO Chicago
Ire presented with appropriate
fks, IN appreciation OF their ex-
lent services on that occasion.
lite Of the dissension I'm the De-
Il Society for the study and Pre-
Ition of Tuberculosis. work for
relief of members OF the Ma
Nc order suffering from the dis
b has been continued. A com
Etee composed OF representatives
IN all the Masonic bodies Is rails
q fund for the erection OF a cot
u at the tuberculosis sanitorium
to endow one or two beds In II
year. The total expense will
about $1,000. A big ball TO raise
1ds will be given in the Masonic
Sple the latter part OF the winter.
Lorsfta Van Dali has petitioned
circuit court for a bill of review
set aside the decree Of divorce
nted to her husband. Charles u.
Dali, saloon man. BY Judge
Rowan, in July. 1910. Mrs. Van
n alleges she knew nothing Of the
brce until six months after IL was
nted. and she charges that her
Inland lived with her after the de-
ID was granted. She admits. how
Ii, that Ter attorney had notice