The Detroit times., 1911-09-25
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING.

Hsrsid Rose. ave years old, No. I4es
Miehigan-ave.. fell from the roof OF
OF the shed In the rear OF HIS home,
sunday afternoon. and was impaled
on a picket fence His injuries are
serious. but will not be fatal
After an illness OF N years, william
y Currey,. 40 years old, formerly OF
caro-, Mich, died Sunday, In the
Noble sanitarium. lie lived at No
S0IS West Grand-blvd He II sur
vived by his wife and one daughter,
Miss Merowe. The body Will be
taken to Unionvilie. Mich. Tor bur-
The aeco1ntaney department OF the
Detroit TeeAnisal school; q. az; sennsc.
for the fall and winter term Tues
day evening. and the students viii
be addressed by Homer 81 Clair
Pace and Charles Ashford Pace. the
well-known public accountants OF
New York. who are the supervising
principals OF the Institute. I'm Detroit
Detectives steinhsbei and suiiivsn
have gone 90 Columbus ON the trail
OF the man who swindled the Nnw-
ton Annis Co. out of 5000 worth or
furs last week. The saleswonan who
solo the furs and the messenger
boy who delivered them TO the Char
levoix hotel have gone with che de-
tectives. Both can Identify the nan
who gave his name here as j. II.
Brooks, jockey.
FRANK II. Leland has Omered the De-
trOit society for the study and Pre-
Z vention OF tuberculosis the financial
backing necessary to maintain al
open air school Cor tubercular chill
dren and those pre-disposed TO tuo-
erculosis. II some one VIII donate
the land. There are now about %
open air schools In the cities OF the
country, and the benefits worked by
education will co-ooerate TO the ex-
tent OF supplying teachers Tor the
schools.
Gowned I'm q white satin evening
frock with all OF the accessories the
fashionable woman considers essen
tial to evening reception attire, Dr.
Julia Seaton Sears. founder OF the
New Thought cult. addressed large
audience In Alliance hal. hall ,h SUNDAY lay
world Is done with the old religions
OF terrifying doctrines and that the
religion OF the future Will be the
Ideal OF health, wealth and usefui-
ness DIR. Sears will lecture In the
hall. Monday and Tuesday evenings.
@. &c. Foster. superintendent OF the
CLEVELAND Associated Charities, II
being considered by the executive
committee OF the Detroit Associated
Charities as a possible successor to
Secretary James Il. Williams. who
leaves shortly for Providence. X l..
20 take charge OF the charity work
there. Mr. Foster was In Detroit.
Sunday. as a guest OF Mr.. Williams.
and had an opportunity to look over
the work. No offer has been made
him as yet, however. and he has not
indicated that he would accept eie
place.
Just q month after her husband, n
mounted patrolman. was killed un-
der the wheels OF a IRE truck on the
Campus Martius. in the performance
No. 261 Cottage Grove-ave.. has again
been robbed by death OF one OF her
loved ones. Her son, Hollie. who
would have been six years old next
Saturday. OF diphtheria, after an I'LL
ness OF only few hours. There are
two othor children, Clifford and
Helen. and RMS Smith IL fearful lest
they also contract the disease.
Edward A. Granroth, No. All second
ave., n the victim OF q smooth s,Sini-
Ter, his experience costing him just
$500. He answered an ADVERTISE
ment. which said that wealthy man
wanted chauffeur to take trip
20 the Pacific coast. The wealthy
man proved to be II. e. Harrison. No.
s21 Harrison-ave. Harrison told
must deposit $500 with him as Sc
curity Ganroth borrowed the cash
from relatives and friends and gave
Il to- Harrison. last Friday. sHarri-
son disappeared the same day,
Max a. Alexander, aged 81, father ~
merly a well-known Detroit business
man. died Saturday in Cannon City,
Col Mr. Alexander lived In Detroit
for 10 years. but removed from here
10 New York From there he moved
to Buffalo. He had been in Colorado
only a few days when death came
suddenly The body will be shipped
TO Buffalo for burial. Mr. Alexander
leaves, besides his widow, six chill
dren: Mrs. l.. A.. Berger. Buffalo;
Mrs. Albert Arndt. Newark; Misses
Pearl. Beatrice and Ruth. OF Buff
falo. and Sidney. OF D~roit.
sOne OF the great weaknesses OF the
church today o. Its lack Of viriIity--
there Is too much of the millinery
and too little of the military atmo-
sphere" said the Rev T. w. Young,
in the North Baptist church. sun
day morning. christianity Is essen
TALLY mans religion. but the num-
Der OF male churchgoers has grown
smaller because pastors talk too
much about the graces OF Christian
ity aud feed their practitioners too
many moral sweetmeats. The world
will never be won TO the Christian
religion by n fusilade OF mite boxes
and a multiplication OF pink teas"
A. q further means to check and
stamp out Tuberculosis the mem hers
of large employing firms have been
asked by the Society for the Study
and Prevention OF tuberculosis to
send cases OF incipient or established