The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-17
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

u.h j. Munssn, 1s years old, No. xxe
Nnti.,na lave. died " ednesdny trom
the efrccts Of ufi otefdose. ot- ehtSto-
folm. which he took TO relieve a colo.
Hs Was employed as carpenter py
the school BOARD. Coroner burSess
was called.
m effort az Improve the acoustic
properties OF "a faups Episcopal en-
fhetral the ceiling OF the big edihce
Il iemg padded. other means already
Arfed having been found ineffective.
The work y dith ha, ana a ps,,rsn =
the vacation period. while services
are held Ia the chapel
he h.,dy found noatinE In the river at
the foot az West Grand-btvd- We'd
nesday. has been identihed rs Anth-
ony kosmiskl. "a years old, 40. IS
kinsman-ave he was nshing on
the JunctioD-ave. docks. Saturday
nisht. and fell In.
erDsan Mansky was swept from the
platform OF . Woodward ear M
Woodward and Alexandrine-ayes.. n
Wednesday afternoon, By an autoho
bile, occupied by Fred Hester anu
William stacey. No. Sss siatn-s. ns
was injured about the heau anu ""7
taken 10 Harper hospital.
eorae a. Cibson, - years old. sem OF
George Gibson, NO. $50 BagE-st, su-
pefintendent OF the C. j. Aettihk So.'
died In Grants Pass, Ore. ,Nednes-
day. His parents received ,J ,'
that he had been found dead IN pea
Lester Gibson will bring the BODY
10 Detroit Funeral arrangements
have not beer made. His parents
four brothers and two sisters sur
vive him.
Funeral services for the late Martin %.
Mhelan, Who died suddeniy from
ale plexNs Monday night, In MS rome,
y.No. 62e Field-ave., Will be held on
Thursdhy morning at $3.50 o'clock In
our Lady OF Help church. The Rev.
Miles j. WEelan brother of tne de-
ceased, will offciate. Mr.. Whala1 Is
survived by his wife. six children
ami sister, Mrs. Charles ]. Roe. Mr..
tracing business with his father.in-
law, Henry Carew, and was widely
known In the building trade.
heath from asph, xiation, caused by
she negligence OF the Detrott A. sub
urban Gas Co., was the verdict OF
the Coroner's thry In the case OF An
thony Reno, River Rouge. killed by
escaping gas In his home. last week.
Justice Burke, In whose court the
inquest was held. instructed the jury
that Il could not bring In a verdict
OF criminal negligence. but that the
company might be censured. Frank
| Reno. son cf Anthony. who was found
unconscious on the hoor OF the room
In which HIS father lay. has reSov-
| erci sufficiently TO be removed from
the Solvay hospital 90 his home
fhe Rev. Francis n. Cutler, the popular
pastor OF the Fourteenth Hap
tist church. kax accepted a.cal To the
| Rayenswooo Baptist church IN Chi
cage and presented his resignation
10 his Detroit congregation. In the
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
SaMiss Edith Seesee. No. 1891 Fir
feminist. who has been Mr.. Cut
ler,s assistant In the parish work OF
the Fourteenth-ave. church. Will 20
| with Mr. Cutler TO Chicago IS his
assistant. The Detroit congrega ton
made every effort 10 induce Mr.. Cut
Ter TO remain, but he declared hls de-
cision TO go tc Chicago was final.
of Commerce to study the smoke or
dinance held meeting "Wednesday
and Will hold another on Thursday
In the Detroit club, The committee
has been engaged so far I'm consider
Ing the suggestions that have come
In from the manufacturers as TO pro-
visions that should be embodied In
the ordinance TO make IL meet the
various conditions under which the
ma nufacturers have to work. The
COMMITTEES is going over the smoke
ordinance carefully and will also
study the ordinances OF several other
large manufacturing cities for fea-
lures that might be advisab bic for
)everai ebEnres I'm the service Of the
Michigan stnte Telephone CO., he
tween subscriber and central" went
into effect Thursday. Hereafter.
when calling for a numoer. each
number must be enunciated distinct
~. az Mai; i23i" or Grand 1928"
and not. in the latter case. "one
double-twc three" as has been the
form In use the past year. In future
when answering a signal central will
rrpfy Number. please" and should
she wish TO ask a subscriber II he
has beer connected with his 1umber
sha will merely interpolate the me
word Operator" The changes noted
are said 20 be for the bettermSnt OF
the service and have been tried out
as the most satisfactory.
PubIie Works Commfs.4ioner Haarer
says the suit, OF RusselI a Jennison,
TO ccllect $4,000 for creosote blocks
laid in LoEgfellow-ave., will be
fought to finish Mr.. Haarer has
a rumber OF photographs. taken by
the city's official photographer. II. y.
Quackenbush. showing that one end
OF the street was In bad condition
before the blocks had been lard at
the other end. The company, ne lays,
was supposed to furnish blocks made
Of long-leaf yellow pine, with 10
pounds OF creosote oil to the cubic
foot, but he fIas an expert opinion TO
the effect that the material Is lob
Jolly" pine, which does not take the
crcosote as well as the long leaf
The commissioner ordered Russell e.
Jennison t. remove the blocks from
the street They refused and he tore