The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-25
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Detroit He'll Boys held a success
ful party I'm Coliseum hall Monday
night. About $50 couples were pres
emit James Lawson was floor man
ager.
The store OF the worlds star knitting
Co, No. 90 Woodw ard-aye., was
broken into last sunday night and
5000 worth OF silk underwear and
hosiery taken.
Miss Alice DE Cou, - years old, of Vas
sar, Mich, whose disappearance WAS
reported TO the police, MonSay. has
been located in Flint. where she
went TO visit friends.
Louis Louxon, % years old, who died
ert Merrill No. 1863 West JEFFERSON
ave, Sunday. will be buried in Wind
sor, Wednesday morning
Highland Park village council, Monday
night, appointed Frank II. Lodge, OF
Detroit TO succeed Ben Milford as
village attorney, and re-appolnted
George Jerome as village engineer
Funeral services Will he held Thursday
afternoon, for Charles Baxter, Oh
years old, who died Sunday In his
home, No. 81 Wills-ave. east. The
Rev. c. ] Tannar. OF the Central
Christian church, will officiate Tho
burial. which will be private. VIII
take place In Woodmere cemetery.
Harry Guditb, Of Brownstown town
ship, died Monday OF pneumonis, two
weeks after the death OF his bride
OF q month. who suffered from the
same disease Both were caught In
rainstorm while on Crosse lie.
making plans for cottage they
were TO build, and the malady de-
veloped from the drenching.
Cos. Osborn, ON invitation of sherman
II. Handy, lawyer, of the "soo," and
only director OF the Michigan State
consented TO formally open the state
fair In Detroit Sept. Is. The COVER
nor has also invited ex-Presidcnt
Roosevelt 10 be present. The invi-
tation IL supplemented by a petition
from the stage grange.
Edna westman, 15, and Gladys Wet
more, 10, brought hack from Cincin-
natl. where they are alleged to have
been enticed by Claude Kellogg and
Floyd Pettibone on the pretense that
they were to have stage careers,
were. Monday afternoon. sent 10 the
House OF the Good Shepherd. by
Judge Hubert. pending the hearing
of the case In the Juvenile court.
The closing Of the whirlwind member
ship campaign conducted by the
Northwestern Business Mems asso-
citation was celebrated. Monday even
ing with a banquet in Diamond Tenn
pie. Lawton and Grand Rtver-aves.
When the campaign started a little
over three weeks ago there We're 40
members and now there are 600 en-
rolled Arthur Lacey acted as toast
master on the occasion and che
speakers were Mayor William b.
Thompson. Controller p. r.. Heine-
man. Corporation Counsel T.. j Nj.
Hally Senator James Lee. w. G. Mar
tindale and Secretary Lucius r. Will
son, OF the Board of Commerce.
Mayor Thompson gave the trustees of
the teachers retirement fund q les
-. tut ri 40 In han he
vetoed the action OF the board OF
education in approving the purchase
for the fund Of $4,000 OF bonds. part :
ly OF East St Louis and partly of
Ecorse The fund gains $50 year
interest over what II would have re-
ceived by buying Detroit city bonds,
but the mayor insists that the city
departments should not pass up the
city hall and go to Griswold-st He
points out that there has been con-
certed effort on the part OF bond
brokers TO force the city 10 pay per
cent. and insists that this should be
blocked as far as possible by the pur-
chase Of city bonds by the city,
wherever 1t Is possible.
Closing a two-days' celebration OF the
eighth anniversary of the new Pres
ton NJ T.. church Bishop John w.
Ham.tdh, OF Boston. delivered an
entertaining lecture on Some per-
sons of quality in Boston, Monday
evening In the course OF his talk
he digressed from the main theme TO
say that the church has never ex-
hibited more spiritual vigor than 1t
is showing today The noise atheism
has been making has led some peo-
pie To believe that this is an atheisttc
age he said. The bishop was the
guest OF several Detroit clergvinen
at luncheon in the Elliott Taylor
Woolfenden cafe. Monday noon One
OF the interesting features OF the
celebration Just closed was the rails
ing OF $4,000 toward paying on the
church debt