The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-05-11
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Petitions In bankrupfsy have been aied
~ Aimend E- Neon, baker al No.
lys Twenty third-st:, with lisbilitics
travelling salssman. whose debts Az
gregate y2,7BSs5. There are no az
= s sn, except those claimed TO be az
a brotherhood rally OF all IN. sreth.-
eist ehufshe. Ia Detroit will be held
IN the simpson church, Thursday
T fhsnlns TIE key pr Fayette !.
rstary and national leader OF the
Methodist brotherhood. Will be the
suest OF honor and principal speaker.
agsinst che city nor the death OF his
Sidewalk, was awarded 500 ss a
Jury IN Judge Aandelfs court. Tues
day afternoon. The husband MAS
oneredf $3.50 In settlement just be-
tSs the 1nry retired. but he refused
Secretary Schrsiter. OF the common
councii committees. bav received an
INVITATION TO read a paper before ,ne
national convention. OF the League vt
THIS summer. and probably Will ae-
eept IL II expected that Detroit wlil
send a large delegation TO the con-
DR.. &. ID. Lundy has been elected com-
snn,nder Of the First disirion OF .he
Michigan state Naval brigade The
ence I'm military work He was cap
tain OF cadets 10 college, spent
year IN the Light InfaGfry. and ,hcn
joined the Naval Reserves, in which
he has steadily risen. fn
The May musicaI festival. tn progress
shi. week IN the North woodward
such success S"a that II is m proposed WV. 40
ehurch's social Iifc, Tuesday even
ing. n. Corey gave his lecture on
Verdi and his works. Frank Fruit
OF the festival
says he lives "a No. - Bngi-y-nve..
was arrested Tuesday, night on sus-
picion Of picking pockets The by
ton on Griswold st He bumpsu
against Frank Lomprey. No ~
Henry st, and little later Lomprcy
missed $40. Lomprcy notified PATROL
man Ed. Pollard. who arrested TIE
youth
After altering the specifications 10 the
extent OF bringing the cost within
$ls331 Of the S209,000 appropriated py
the estimators. the real estate COM
mittee OF the board OF education de-
cided Tuesday, TO recommend thas
contracts be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders on the cass high school. The
matter will be presented TO the board
In It's regular meeting Thursday
night.
George w. McDcv.tt. No. ~ Jones->t..
lasted three hours as N clerk I'm the
Belmont hotel Tuesday, The man
ager' OF the hotel caIhe In about .
o'clock. Tuesday night. and found
the clerk, the keys and the contcats
OF the cash drawer missing. Pa
In a saloon a Few blocks away AZ,
IL held In the first precinct.
Three youthful ltaiinn musicians were
arrested Tue.day night by ratroi-
man Patrick for engaging In n irer-
for-all fight. THE boys became el.-
gagged In an alteration over The ui-
vision OF their collections. They
gave their names as Vincent Jlry-
tine. No. 1850 Leand-st.; Domini Val.
entc, No. ~ Rlvard-st, and Charles
MancheIli. No. $50 Orieans-st. Lieut.
Walpole allowed them to go.
Ahe new three-story gymnnsium and
club rooms OF the Polish Turner's, ut
Thirty-fourth- st. and Michigan-aye..
evening. The speakers were Mayor
Breitmeyer. Judge James Phelan Po-
lice Justice r jerrIcs. Assistant
Corporation Counsel Edmund Akin
son and Aid. John Garvey. The line
new ball was erected BY Lodge NO.
~ OF the Polish Falcons. but Will ne
used By most OF the other Polish
clubs for their meetings
Diplomas were presented 90 - Eradu-
ate nurses % the Fnrrand rrnininE
sS npS Tuessas night The "f Rev ,Ss j
II. Boyd. pastor OF the church. pro-
nounced the invocation:. DR. }, II.
Hudson presented the diplomas. ana
DIR. FL O. Walker the badges. Music
was furnished by Miss Ola NJ. De
Dolman. Miss r. j, Roberts, and Fin
zers orchestra, Following the en-
ercises reception was held In the
Jusige Alfred .. Murphy WINS the prin-
cipai speaker al the exercises OF the
graduating class OF the Detroit HON
eopathic college. In the Detroit opera
house. Tuesday AFTERNOON. lie iik-
ened the profession Of the physician
TO the clergyman, declaring that the
physician Is not only the healer. but
the confidant az the family. The fol-
lowing received diplomas: Myra r.
Babcock. W. H. Browne H. 4
j. oBrien Prof c. e. Miller. NJ. -.
conferred the degrees after the vale
dictoIy OF E. :. oBrieni Mrs. geo
The water board held its annual meet
Ing. Tuesday s,dtrrne"n and eieei .sr
James r. Pound; secretary. Benz. r..
Quincy. John Gillespie. the new
member OF the board. was absent
I providing for semi-annual instead OF
quarterly collections OF water rates
I but II was laid on tie table, az ms
4 are as follows Ways an dmeans.
Iemke and Pound: extension ana
4 nymn station. wiikie and Gillespie;
Supplies. Gillespie and Lemke.
IN the annual meeting Of the wayne
County bar association. In the c0uu-
~ building. Tuesday afternoon. the
present officers were reelected
These are samuel I. Douglas, ptesi-
dent; Frank W Robson, first vice
president: A. c. Angel, second vice
president; stewart g. Griswold sec
; rotary, and Wade Mills. treasurer.
The work OF the Legal Aid society
as conducted by Edward Pokorny,
WINS CONNIE nded. and Il was voted 20
nav Mr.. Pokorny a reasonable salary
4 hereafter. ON motion OF Otto Kirch-
] ner the association recommending 10
I congress the passing of the Moon
I hill which provides for an increass
l in salary of. federal judges. The
\ freasurer's report shows the assJ-
| citation in fiourishing condition.