The Detroit times., 1911-11-23
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
August kahn. the man. Who while
nscntaltN deranged, leapcd through
WINDOW OF his nome al No. 80 Yer
huI-st. Tuesday night. turned up
safe and sound In the home OF
iIlcud. Wednesday
Ira ". Jayne. chairman of the local
social service committee Of the Men
and Religion Forward Movement
SAYS that a letter will likely be ad-
rlrr-~-rti - thr hoard of Etieratteg'
.rcqucsttng the use OF public schools
for use a. social centers.
President Milton 4 McRae, of the be-
trait Heard of Commerce, and Cor
ror1tion Counsel y }. llaliy WIZ
cteCuss the proposed Thompson
street franz hlae-h. t..F.--tlft Att-tt-'
club of the First lsreshy
church. Woodw ard-ave aud Edmund
III. Thursday evening. The meeting
rs called for O'Clock
Rae local police have received a conn
nunication from the authorities OF
the insane asylum i'm Fergus Falls,
AhnurrotTt. saying that young mun
held there may lie Dctrottcr, as he
had a Detroit United hallway trans
n OF recent NAtH. \ lnhAOk fAln
VAS sent with the letter. hut IL Was
not Cloar picture. The young man
was found wandering about I'm the
woods near duluth
q homns McGiVern, 20 years old, NJ. ~
Grand RlVcr-RVe.. fell from hichi-
gin Central passenger train, at the
Bakcr-st bridge. while he was beat
ing his way out OF the city, early
Thursday morning Ills left shoulder
S,tS fractured his right leg was
badly bruised ana Nc received sew
crai cuts ahout the face and body
llt was taken In an auto patfol 10
- Marv's hospital,
The Polish business Mems assocIntio
held n meeting nnd banquet In the
aSSociatiou'S quarters over the
branch of tile Peoples state bank,
itusSell-st and Garfield avc.. We'd
nesdav nisht Arthur y l-aey' 81
me Northwestern Business Atrfi-- a -
ISOLATION spoke ON The advantages
II unity and Thomas koHak, editor
~ the Polish Daily. ON Polish i'm
rigrauon 10 America
Peter BUeYe. /" rrpresentntiNe OF the
Belgian government, who has heen
IA. Detroit Tor uumocr OF years
studying Industrial conditions IN TINS
city ana vicinity. VIII leave Ihnrs-
day night for "A two month"; Visit 20
his home country and VIII submit AN
exhaustive report covering the last
tWu-NtarS Of his work here. lie was
given Il farewell baRquct by a mum
ter of friends "Wednesday cvcninS'
The cit, plan and Improvement com
mission has prncticnil> decided q"
engage the services n -. II -Bufh-
ham and e. ~ Bennett. the prom
nent chicago architects, TO assist the
commission in laying out compre-
henSiVe plan for the future develop
rt NJ. Of Detroit II i expected mat
ths architects Will devote portion
OF each month TO the work, aud Of
tees Will be established out OF the
s. 600 appropriated Tor the work
M Burnham Will give his services
Tree
4 OF. William Penrt and Lieut.-Col. A.
nnder Damon, chief secretary md
= national hyld secretary, respectively
of the national board OF inspection
~ the salvation army VIII spend
Friday in Detroit on their annual
inspection ~ the work of the MiChl-
San and Indiana province, OF which
Detroit IS the headquarters toi
Pvart viii give talk IN the cltad'l
Friday evening before leading be-
troit for indianapolis. to which city
b, goes 10 assist in the dedication
81 a new army headquarters there.
Lieut. Damon Will remain M Detroit
over SUNDAY and viii speak IA the
citadel meetings that day
The library commission. Wednesday.
approved the plans for the new
s55 600 branch library on Alger ave.
IL was decided TO purchase ldnd on
Martin-st near Michigan ave. for
the erection OF a branch there. The
boaId viii allow any "mployc VINO
has passed the required cNamina-
lions 10 take course in any OF the
library schools Of the country. and
On completing the course the stu
dent viii bc taken back into the IL
hrary with the same standinE ~ one
who hdS completed i've years work
iu tho Detroit library
Anthony Pratt, az the Detroit NUM-
cIpnI League. who has Just returned
from the annual m~ctiuG Of the Ma
tiond Municipal league, SAYS ne pick
Cd up some interesting data IN Wash
inEton rs 20 the cost Of cleaning the
municipal building there. nc
structure comprises lS5,2ll square
feet Of door space. and the Janltor
and other service. including the ser
vices Of "A carpenter window WASH
CTs and porttrs. costs 81 i.529, % per
year or rs cents per square foot.
The cleaning Of the Wayne county
building. with an estimated moor
space OF $4,000 square feet. costs
$50 233 per year, or about 10 cents
per square foot
The american salvation army wishes
10 iuform the public that IL has ac-
credited solicitors collecting money
for the annual free Christmas din
n.r to he given 1000 OF the poor
hnd unfortunate Of Detroit writes
Major l.. L. Louwctt 10 The Times.
THE cans worn by our solicitors
have blue bands with white or sill
ver letters, with the words american
salvation Army Any money given
will be used TO defray the expenses
Of the free dinner our hooks OF
charity are open to the public for
investigation at any time. the cree
dontials carried by our solicitors
have = gold seal and are signed by
m, as divisional commander OF the
tT1TrrtJ-7ris Salvation --
Judge NandelI's ruling In the ease Of
Hugh nAd Catherine Dillon against
craig Wright d walker insurance
aGtuStcrs brought 10 recover $40 600
which they claim was cNtortcd from
them in connection with the adjust
mont OF a fire loss, IS both affirmed
. Ia. an s.fvfg on