The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-30
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH. LIVING

W0RTE. LIVING
Clarence Nscker, q motorman, nled =
petition In bankruptcy, SATURDAY.,
giving his liabilities at about $1,000.
His assets consist or exempted prop
erty.
Richard Grayer, a former inmate OF
jackson prison, who was arrested
here for violating his parole. died
sunday In St. Mary's hospital. Dep
jackson, came here TO take drawer
back. but the man had died before
the deputy arrived.
The Rev. VI. q. stritch, =. D, OF the unl-
ture in the Light Guard armory Feb.
IL on THE Catholic Church and So
clalism" Fr. Stritch Will define So
cialism, and answer the questions:
lis the Catholic church opposed 10
socialism, And IL so. TO what ex-
Attorney Thomas A. Conlon addressed
the Newsboys sunday might, taking
the place OF Attorney L. w. Good
enough. who was unable TO be pres
emit. He urged upon the boys the
necessity OF an education. The en-
tertainment was provided by Rag
Fuller. who Is appearing this week
iu the Family theater.
ne WcGk-enu report tue D0mFu III
health shows - cases OF diphtheria
and 90 cases OF scarlet fever In De-
troit There are no smallpox cases.
There was one death from dlpn-
$50 deaths, 40 those OF children un-
der the age OF five. There were PSI
births. l12 boys and lib girls.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Jane
Monat RItchie. who died Friday In
the family home. No SOS Forrest.
east. were held Monday In the home.
Mrs. Richie was born In Edinburgh.
Scotland. In 1s45, and came TO De-
troit when IL years old She Is sur
vived by her husband. James Richie.
and six children. Interment was in
Elmwood.
Bak Kun and Ting Fong, two Chinese,
arrested I'm MONTPELIER, d., two ar
three years ago, while trying TO
reach Chicago from windsor In a box
car have filed an appeal to the Unit
ed States circuit court or appeals,
from an order OF deportation handed
down by Judge Swan. j. ID. Will
cox Is local attorney for the ceies-
tials, who are now In chicago.
Percy Magnus, OF London, Eng, u nm
der arrest I'm Louisville, Ny, charged
with a number OF porch climbing
stunts in the southern cities. While
none. OF the Bull jewels were found
inclined to the belief that he 10 the
man who robbed shat residence
few months ago of $4,000 worth of
jewels Magnus Is well known to
the police here as-Robert Matthews
ArcedInx 10 q popular vote OF the con-
grexation, the Rev. Maurice II. Fixes,
OF the Woodward-ave Baptist church.
took for his subject Sunday evening,
"The second coming or Jesus CHRIST
."The attitude OF expectation Is the
bloom OF Christian character: and
the Christian who does not look up
ward and onward is lacking In one
mark OF perfection" said DR.. Fixes
''Will not the ultimate triumph CT
Christianity be, therefore, whan
Christ comes again as rightfui ruler,
king Of kings"
Dernnrd Nerstine. president OF the IL
voIi Brewing Co., died I'm hi. home,
No 1876 Sheridan-ave., saturday at
ternoon. aged SO years He was born
I'm Belgium and came tn the United
states when 20 years or age. For
the last 20 years he Lived In Detroit
and was head OF the Tivcli company
for the past IL years. For some time
he was in poor health, but was able
to be around up TO a day before his
death Ills widow and four children
Sandt. the latter living In Brockvi!ie,
Pa, survive
Samuel Gompers, president OF the Am
ericap Federation Of Labor. IL ex-
mass meeting 10 be neld by the
union men OF the city in Schiller hall
Feb 2. other speakers will be Will
lam u. Mahon, president of the Anal
eamgted Association OF street Rail-
way Employees OF America; r. L.
Reeves, editor of the Street Railway
Employees Journal; Anthony Mean
drews. president OF the Tobacco
Workers International union, and
George w. Perkins. president OF the
International Cigarmakers union.
waiter ID. Carter, inventor, was given
judgment against Mrs. Anna Rod
da, school teacher, in Justice Lem
kIe's court, Saturday, for the full
amount OF claim against her which
he had purchased. Carter became In
censed while living in Mrs. Rodda's
house because she suspected him TO
be a counterfeiter. when he really
was working nights on an invention.
IL was brought out IN court that Car
ter bought the account for revenge.
but Justice Lemkie decided that ms
the account was based on contract
Carter was entitled TO his money.
Chinese residents I'm Detroit and w Ind
scr celebrated the Chinese New Year
Sunday with much feaSting and Gus
toms peculiar to the Celestial nation
and religious belief In China the
festivities attendant upon the OBJ
servance OF the new year continue
about 20 days, and In the large AM
erican cities like New York, Chicago
and San Francisco. where there are
large colonies OF Chinese, the OBJ
servance follows closely that OF the
native land In Detroit, where the
Chinese population does not exceed
100, the festivities are limited TO two
or three days
The Security Trust and Life Insurance
Co. has settled with the estate OF Dr.
Willis j. Anderson, the throat spe-
cialist drowned from his canoe on
Belle Isle last summer. His death
was somewhat OF mystery, some
saying that he committed suicide and
some declaring that his death was An
accident lie held "A policy OF $4,000
in the Security company. which pro-
vided that IL he died from natural
causes his estate was to receive only
IS. 900, and IL by accident the other
$4,000 The company disputed set
tIamant for several months hut