The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-07-17
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Belle Tsies Air, e5l water, IA.
Anthony EIsoIeo, No. IsI "a. Joseph
"a, reported 40 the police sunday
that his trunk was broken into and
400 In cash stolen.
A I0-pound boy arrived IN the home OF
Waiter E. Fianders, vice-president
and general manager OF the Stude-
baker corporation. Sunday.
Fairbanks Post, No. ~, q. A. n. I'm q
body, Will attend the national en-
campment TO be held at Rochester,
~ u, during the week OF Aug. Il.
Attorney Louis ,. Rosenberg, OF De-
troll, has been selected by the Ma
OF the national committee TO repre-
sent the state OF Michigan. The OBJ
ject OF the organization IL education
and expression OF public opinion, and
II undertakes TO discuss national
questions In non-partisan way.
sisaon miller rushed from his home NJ
No. STA Chene-st., sunday night, and
with a Hat iron dealt Peter Du-
da. No 672 Grnndy-ave.. a vicious
blow. He mistook Duda for a man
against whom he had a serious
grudge. Two police officers had
strenuous battle with Miller before
they subdued him and took him TO
chene-st station.
Louis Hedges, No. 54s TrumbulI-aye.,
Hudson building. Woodward and
Gratiot-aves. was seriously Injured
saturday when he was struck on the
head by piece OF brick that fell
hospital and although he suffered
slight fracture OF the skull, the ply
sicians think he will recover.
A meeting OF the DashnatziEan, nm In
ternafionni Armenian orgn niza fion
having as Its purpose the aiding OF
fellow countrymen along revolution
airy lines, will be held IN Paris, in
August. but because OF the purposes
of the body, extreme silence will
govern the meeting. There are nearly
a hundred members OF the organjza-
tion in Detroit now, IL In said.
In a meeting OF Gideons, held sunday
evening In the Hotel fuller, Aaron
Ii. Gates and Charles III. Joslyn we're
chosen as delegates to the annual
convention OF Gideons to be held In
Milwaukee. July II and %. Frcder-
lex Bruce Horn. ce-president OF the
the meeting Sunday evening, and In
an address said that within the past
month 400 Bibles had been placed In
the rooms OF Windsor hotels.
Funeral services for James Leonard.
who died NJ his home nj No. 15G Ash
u. " ~
ness. were held Monday afternoon.
Ae-beFtal VIII be at Eimwee5- GENE
terry. Mr.. Leonard was engaged In
the coal business at Ash and
Twelfth-sts. He was member of
the Grand Riyer-ave. Baptist church
and was Mason. He Is survived by
his widow and one son. Charles X.
Leonard. receiving teller at the Poo
pies State bank
Cunnfn' iri Mncey woods, q I0-yenr-
lives OF his mother and grandmother
glorfes OF the past Saturday, when the
put cnrbolic acid dressing on the
berries that were to be used for sup
per. Macey's mother. Mrs. Mary
Woods No. SO Division st. had pun
ished her incprrigible son so severely
that he resented IL, and nothing but
r-r-revenge would do. But mother
smelled the acid and there was no
funeral Macy Will be taken care
of by the juvenile court.
1he rs men who Will represent the VI.
N. q. in the national shoot Mt Camp
Perry! o., Aug, 20 to 80. are spending
this week In practice at Camp Abbey
out Mack-ave. Lieut.. w. b. Wallace,
OF West Point, a United States army
man. who was on the army team
which won the national shoot last
year, will act as unofficial coach. He
was once member of the Thirty
fourth Michigan Infantry. Corp. r.
w. Wolfe. Co. III, First infantry, In
the only Detroit man on the team.
Papers on technical subjects by Hon.
Frank II. Lodge, DIR. A. l.. French
and DIR. VIM. j. Stapleton were the
features OF the closing session Of the
sixth annual clinic of the boulevard
sanitarium. at which the alumni OF
the Michigan College of Medicine and
Surgery and of the Saginaw Valley
Medical college were In attendance.
Twenty operations were performed
Friday by DIR. Il. b. Smith. assisted
by Drs. Stspleton and French. and
Saturday there were IL more. The
clinic has been a success from start
to finish.
Phyllis Bergeron's sister called for her
nc the central police station, Satur-
day night, aud Phyllis. very fearful,
returned to her home I'm Cleveland.
She will not marry Willis stephen
son which was according to plans
and specifications drawn up by them
last Friday. Leastwise, she won't
marry Willis till she gets out Of her
:, swaddling clothes. as IL appears that
even In Windsor they are now able
to distinguish between mere Infants
ard incubator refugees. The police
decided TO hold Stephenson ut CEN
trail police station for a few days.
Phyllis left Detroit. vowing her eter-
nal love. -