The Detroit times., 1911-03-13
sHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

sew law arn, FIeria., Moore a VIII
Ne. as Ford-bldg: The. members OF
Moore and H. II. Wilson.
An abandoned baby about three days
Ole; was LETT on the doorstep Of Mrs
ave. sunday night Mrs. Rowan sent
IL TO the Children's Free hospital.
Ferdinand Newford, No. I.GI Gratiot-
ave. was struck by q street ear nc
Gratiot and Mt: Eliiott-aves.,. sunday
ne was taken home In police auto.
lie In reported seriously injured
Adam sieion, III years old, No. - Fos-
msn-st., was killed Saturday night,
when he tried to cross the wabash
tracks at bates-itve. A Detroit and
Ioieuo shore line engine struck MN
Worry over hi. dents u thought to
have been the motive for the suicide
OF Charles Guyer, 81 years old, NO
1tI Firth ST, Saturday night. lie
sent his wife TO the grocery store and
while she was absent. took carboiic
acid.
In IRE In a harm I'm the rear Of Frank
Mitteisberger's residence, NO. f5S
Eighteenth-st. Sunday afternoon,
morse was cremated aud severai otn
ers had narrow escapes IL Is
Thought that children set fire TO the
barn while at play.
Electors OF the school district Of High
land Park, Saturday night, author
lied bond issue OF $4,000 to ON.
plete the erection OF a new school
house on cortland-ave; The school
Is; TO cost s54,295 ard the district
has $4,000 on hand.
Marvin smith, who was stenographer
Ina the mayors office under the Brett.
meyer administration. has entered
the real estate business as speciai
representative of the Il. c. Van HUI
san Co. Ltd. Mr.. smith Is grad
uate OF the Detroit College OF Law
and enjoys wide acquaintance In
0this city.
w. On. jackson, chief OF police of Cin-
cinnGti, came to Detroit Monday 90
inspect the up-to-date patrol service
croui chief ia ekson says. that De-
troits auto Iatrol and tying squad
ron service are exciting 1avorapie
comment In police circles all over
the country.
Detroit United Hallway for cotiec-
tion OF rental for the use or the
streets, which was set for trial In
the circuit court, Monday has been
postponed until April 10, as Attorney
G d. Joslyn representing the com
pany. Will be out or the city Tor
short time on business.
George Benhani. SO years old, No. l!o
Bagiey-nve., shat himself through
the body Friday afternoon, and car
ried the bullet more than 40 hours
before his condition was known; he
bored under the delusion that secret
service men were on his trail and
he shot himself TO avoid capture
The dedication and blessing OF the
bells of the new Polish Roman Cath
Ollie church, OF st. John Cantius, took
place sunday. with Bishop Edward
Kelly officiating. A large number OF
well as many pupils from the Polish
seminary AT Orchard Lake The Rev.
J. Walezak Is pastor OF the church.
Mayor Thompson will forward To the
pointments OF DR.. r.. 4. chnpoton as
a member OF the fire commission. and
of J. II Lewis as a member or the
lighting commission The appoint
from April l. Both Dr. Chapoton and
Mr.. Lewis have sent acceptances to
the mayor
Funeral services Will he held Wednes-
nois, insurance agent, AZ years old.
who died Sunday I'm his home, No.
661 Mt Elliott-ave. He had been Ill
diseases. ;rhe Rev. DIR. Haas. of ST.
Marks church. will ofhciate at the
obsequies, Burial Will be in Elm
wood cemetery a.f s@yi
II. a. sprinRie, of wsikerviIie, has re-
tended the funeral OF his mother.
Mrs Mary Elinor Springle. formerly
OF Detroit The following children
real; Drs. J. A. and ]. III. SprIngle.
Montreal; James Key and r. %.
springle. South Africa. and III. A.
Springle. Walkerville.
Following n prolonged illness, Mrs.
Harry r. Everett, OF this city, died
Friday in Mt Clemens. where she
had been In the hope OF benefiting
her health. Mrs. Everett was 40
years old and native of Washing
ton. ID. C.. where her parents reside.
She Is survived by her husband.
taken TO Washington for interment.
The Rev. Albert Clot, OF Palermo. Italy,
who has been q frequent visitor in
Detroit since last fall. spent. Sunday
In this city. and in the evening gave
an address in the First Unitarian
church I'm connection with the sacred
song musicale which formed the spe-
ciai services Dr. Clot, who Is In
densian church Of Italy, spoke On
the Waldensian church and its work.
A large Polish clubhouse II planned by
the Poles OF Detroit, 10 be erected
on the east side. A large sum Is ON
hand as nucleus, and committee of
well-known Polish citizens is aow at
work on the details OF the project
and the articles of Incorporation. IL
il expected that the various Polish
organizations of the city will unite
I'm the effort to make the proposed
club house one OF the largest and
IN addressing the Mems association OF
the Forrest. Presbyterian church In
the church house. Sunday morning.
Homer Warren declared himself TO
be an optimist and n firm believer In
the thought that the world Is con-
stantly growing better. Mr.. Warren
said that Detroits example of Sunday
closing in the postcffces OF the city
had attracted countrywide attention,
and. as result. other cities were
taking up the mater with view 10
following suit.
Mrs. Catherine weibei, n resident of
Detroit for 80 years, died Saturday
in her home, No. 1S9 Catherine st. !,
following long illness Mrs. Wei
bel was born in Germany IS years
ago She is survived by nine chill
dren. Mrs. William T.. Dust. Mrs.
Pauline Rowe, Mrs. Louisa Schwem-
er, Mrs Carrie Baumeister, John. ia
cob, Fred and the Misses TITLE and
Hattie Weibel Funeral services will
be in the family home Tuesday af-
ternoon, at 2 o'clock, with interment
in Elmwood.
Plans nre under way for extensive ad-
ditions 10 the present home of the
knights of Equity, Fort and Second
copal church. The knights intend 10
remodel the building and add TO Il.
the details including bowling alleys.
hand ball courts, shower baths, two
assembly halls and a large auditor
ium with a fully equipped stage. 1t
Is expected that the plans will be
completed by May 10 and work Inn
mediately begun. so that all will be
In readiness for use In September