The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-09
WHERE LIFE IS 4
WORTH LIVING

TIE ID. u. IA has decided 60 place q
Windsor lines.
Bert johnson, No. 80 Philadelphia-ave.
49, reports 60 the police that
Gay and stole slsi worth OF Jewelry.
In broad daylight, two bold thieves
walked iste David Hensrnans gre
nesday: and while one held him. the
other took $50 from the till.
James schermerhorn viii address the
Sensrai w. q. =. y. I'm the Central
Methodist church chapel Mt s:30 FRI
DAY afternoon. on The press az
moral force"
The Rev. =. Percival Huget, pastor OF
Lecture before. the Boosters club In
the Y. NJ G. A. auditorium at .
O'clock Thursday evening. on The
will preside.
Jefferson butler, president OF the De-
Illustrated talk on How to attract
the Highland Park i PresSytsrisn
church, Woodward and Cortland
aves., Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Ice dealers In Detroit predict that
OF ice during. the coming SUMNER.
because OF the scarcity OF the supply.
The mild winter has prevented most
dealers from getting their accustom-
ed quantity, some having only q half
crop and others practically none at
all
Highland Park residents will vote next
Monday on the question Of the COM
mission form OF government for the
village. A petition bearing the re-
quired number OF signatures for the
vote was presented to the council in
is expected that the Villagers who
favor annexation to Detroit will OPP
pose the commission scheme.
In . meeting Of the Eighth Ward Re-
publican committed, IN the head
mittee. No. 500 Moffat building. A.
T. Morgan was elected chairman and
Noah A. Rounds secretary The
es msmSs9 Of q the sor Ward committee
from the sixth precinct, was accept.
ed. and James Kerr was elected 10
NIL the vacancy. Another meeting
primaries.
Atterney Harry E. Hunt, OF Detroit r.
advocating . celebration In Detroit
OF the centennial Of peace between
Great Britain and the United States.
following the war of 1917 he sug.
gests a monument on Belle Isle. but
-favors the presenting OF petition
for permanent international peace TO
the Hague In commemoration or the
end OF hostiiities between the two
great Anglo-Saxcn nations. In Can
ada the government authorities are
considering the suggestion OF erect
Ing a mammoth peace monument
along the border at Niagara Falls.
The Michixan Sovereign Consistory,
which has been comforting degrees
in the Masonic temple since the hrst
OF the week, will conclude Its work
Thursday evening. with the exempt
fcatfon OF the thirty-second degree.
or the march OF the grand Masonic
army, on the seventh floor of the
temple. A banquet will follow and
the principal speaker will be MAJ.
v. r. Pond, who will speak on How
Uncle Sam pays his debts OF grail
tude-pensions" II. p. G. Stewart
will have charge Of the music for the
last time, as his work in Louisville.
KY. will claim all or his attention
hereafter,
Briefs In IN international ease which
comes mp before Judge -Murnns-Wed-
ity existing between the Canadian
or English courts and the United
States courts, are being prepared.
The case Involves proceedings COW
ering n Judgment rendered against
Attorney Emanuel t. Berger. He
claims that while In Toronto on busi-
ness for II. ]. Boerth, Canadian
firm sued him for 5000 Because he
was In Canada on legal business.
Berger did not appear In court to
answer the summons. and Judgment
refusal TO pay the amount of the
Judgment, the Canadian attorneys
entered suit on the Judgment In
Michigan. The case will be argued
before the court and briefs submit
ted in short time.