The Detroit times., 1911-01-12
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

In the recently established Detroit
headquarters OF the L.. q. r. M. VI,
In the Jones building. the new tels-
phone number Is Main 6264.
Lester Cady, ~ years old. OF Eeorse,
Who disappeared last Tuesday, war
found Wednesday night at Grand
Ledge. where his mother lives.
Joseph Heintz, treasurer of Ham
/, tramek township, Will be In the store
OF G. y. Prentiss, Woodward and
Beuna Nista-aves, Thursday, TO col
lect taxes.
Cbsrles Moore viii read a paper ON
The moral aspects of city pian-
ming" In the parlors OF the Unitarian
church. Friday evening. Jan IL. at
o'clock. The public Is invited
The annual meeting and election 81
officers of the Il. 10. y. VI. q. a. VIII
be held Friday evening. Jan. -. IN
. the Cambbell-ave. NJ II. church. Fol
lowing the election program or
addresses and music will be given.
Harry Anderson, n purse-snatehIna
Negro, In under arrest In Toledo. HIS
picture was sent or from Toledo on
"Wednesday and he WAS identihed bS
Police Photographer Carmody as "a
Negro who operated IN Detroit two
years ago
A verdict for 81, 500 and SO per month
was returned by q Jury LA Judge
= Mandell's court Wednesday. In favor
OF Grace Marquette. who made a ser-
ious charge against Ephraim +; Bow
charge lie was remanded TO jail
until the amount Is paid, or until ne
secures bondsmen
The police made further search OF the
room or Burglar Louis A. krause,
shot by Detective Dowd a couple %
weeks ago. end found more stolen
loot, The stun included pair OF
gold cum links. gold chain and
> locket. "A lady's gold neck chain,
thermometer. gold-lined silver coin
purse and Japanese vase.
Funeral services were held Mt D o'clock
Thursday morning I'm Holy Redeemer
church for Israel c. Charland. whole
sale candy merchant ~ years old.
home No 6s Thirty third-st Inter
ment took place in Holy Cross Gene
terry Pneumopia was the cause %
ter, Mrs. Frederick Goddard. survive
Local National Guard men sre warmly
supporting the bill now before con-
gress calling for the nation 10 pay
7 the soldiers for the time they spend
in drill The only pay they get now
Is from the state for the 10 days
summer enoampment The bill pro-
vldes for "A nightly rate OF 81 and
Y yearly maximum OF S4S per man
Mai John 5. Bersey says the addi-
tional remuneration Ia badly needed
90 keep the guard up to it's full
quota.
The rapid growth Of the Fourteenth
ave. baptist church necessitstcs the
addition OF a new DuliulHS, ~ ny o.
feet. which viii be erected In the
spring. In the annual meeting We'd
nesday evening the finances OF the
church were shown TO be In excel.
lent shape The membership totals
350 The church has the largest
Baptist Sunday schol In the city with
snembership OF 900 nnetnd M zoo
The Rev. Il. b Cutler Is the popular
pastor
The annual report OF the society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Chill
dren. now being prepared by ira
Jayne. attorney and agent Tor the
organization. will show that the SUBJ
scriptions received during the past
. wear almost doubled those OF the
previous year In 1909 the donations
amounted TO SO, 500. while those To-
1910 made total OF over $1,000, 1he
society depends entirely on private
Life memberships cost 500 Eleven
were taken out last year, as com
pared with four for 1909.
Medals given ny the Army y. VI. {. A.
were presented 10 three members of
the Twenty-sixth Infantry AT rost
Wayne. In a special meeting Meo,
ncsday evening The medals were
won I'm a Workmanship contest held
on the target range during May.
June and July or last year ana were
awarded as follows Gold medal
Sergt Bert T., Cooper; silver medal
Corp Homer Grafton; bronze medal,
Private william Grass About too
soldiers 20 officers and their ladies'
and Col Charles A. Booth. command
er OF the post, were present. "A,
dresses were made by Col Booth ana
Wellington NJ Logan, OF the Detroit
: Y. NJ c. A.
There has been much disappointment
among Catholic women tbat the ice
lures on philosophy which the Key.
Fr Geyser has started In l)etroN
college will not be open TO women.
eve have received many REQUESTS
from women for admission TO the
lectures but have refused all OF
them as the course was designed
entirely as an evening college class
for men" said the Rev, Fr. HormsbV.
acting president OF the college. w 2
have the matter under advisemen,.
however and may decide TO admit
women later on, but not at present.
FIR Geyser gave the first lecture 81
the series Tuesday evening ana VIII
continue on successive Tuesday even
fngs. -.
The congregation Of the Worth baptist
church hsd supper together In the
,church dining room "Wednesday
evening before holding the amman
meeting Reports presented IN IN"
course OF the meeting showed that
the church incor)e during 1910 reach-
ed sg3h2. Including bond and church
dedication pledges The membership
is A5O The budget for 1911 calls Tor
$4,000 for expenses and about sl,Vov
for benevolences Officers eIectei
follow: Treasurer. Reuel Houghton;
assistant treasurer Robert NJ Fox:
cIerk,2 william II Dorrance: nm"
school superint endent G. w. Pick
ell, deacops George T. AleXander.
William Lakewood william
Scharafelt: trustees N. b. Ackiey
and DR. John McFa vden.
Smith Heads Labor Federation.
II tbo annual husineSe meeting OF