The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-04
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Director A. n. Grifath will lecture ON
the Museum or Art auditorium, Sun
day Afternoon at o'clock.
|ohn Wiercschowski, No. S03 Frcder-
iek-st., was killed Friday, when he
Tell from the roof of "A house on Cas-
tleton-ave., Hamtramck. Justice
Merique Will hold an inquest
|egotiations are I'm progress between
the Detroit Motor Boat club and Will
lam klenk, looking toward the pur-
chase of Lighthouse Inn, on Lake st.
Clair. for the club An option has
been taken at $4,000.
Pr. Guy l.. kiefer will deliver nm adj
dress ON "Why women are interested
In the contagious disease hospital" .
at the luncheon OF the College Equal
suffrage club in the Elliott-Taylor-
Woolfenden Co.'S cafe at 1880 Mon
day.
p quarrel between Mrs. Agnes Wat
son and Mary smith at NO. - Alb
bott-st., Friday night. Mrs. Watson
s ss down stairs fs E, her n arm
and Miss Smith Is held in the CEN
trail police station.
|oney Larasa, arrested Friday by De-
tecttves Golden, Oldani and Boione,
Is wanted In Rochester. n. T., on a
burglary charge. When Larasa was
bcaFcneO mere, n lOaQc0 TeVOlNcT was
found In his pocket. He will be
taken back to Rochester.
rank L. Holman, No. 1910 KIrby-ave.
west, WINS arrested Friday night, for
the police of Rochester, ~. Y. lie
admitted to the police that he stole
s14o in that city, and says that the
money was used to bury his grand
mother In the old country.
he police are looking for a man who
49, I.AA rner IN hlu
soliciting for woman's magazine.
He came to the residence of Boyd w.
Doyle, No. 1873 Medbury-ave.. Friday.
Later. while Mrs. Doyle was away.
her home was entered and about $500
worth or jewelry stolen.
|enJamin SPOTS. rs years old, who
was q slave before the civil war, died
in his home in the rear OF No. ESQ
Congress-st. east. Friday. SPOTS
was popular as servant on Jener-
son-ave. and was one or the atten-
dants TO whom the late Oliver Gold
smith left sums OF money.
ndge Mandeii r. hearing the'appeal OF
downtown merchant against the
decision of Justice Lemkie, who de-
creed that Alexander w, Elfers, a
| obliged to pay a bill of $50 for pony
coat which his wife purchased short
| ly before she divorced him.
Ealter Sargent, OF the University Of
Chicago, lectured, Friday night, I'm
| the Detroit Museum of Art on the
use Of color In design. He illustrated
his address with lantern slides,
blackboard sketches and the color
rotary wheel process, which was
used for the FIRST time In Detroit.
bner Il. Larned, president OF the
Board Of Commerce, Will address the
newsboys In their weekly meeting.
. Sunday night. in Detroit Wheelmen's
. hall A vocal solo will be rendered
by J. Arthur Daniel, and Miss Maud
Straw will entertain with recitations.
The boys and band will also assist In
entertaining. Director Horatio 3.
| Earle II to preside,
3r. Henry y. Hartx and his bride have
Just returned from their wedding
. tour Of Europe. DIR. Hartz spent
some time in Munich and Vienna.
with a special view TO finding the
. steps that had been taken to combat
. tuberculosis, and says that medical
. treatment have not yet been brought
to a point where they give certain
cures Fresh air. rest and proper
| food--the world over this In the one
satisfactory prescription for tuber-
culosis," he said. "There are three
methods OF treatment in general
vogue In Europe. but they are all
notifications Of this idea"