The Detroit times., 1911-05-04
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

se Rev. &c. n. Pence, OF the Forrest
rresbyterian church, will eonduc,
services on the Board or Commerce
Tip on Sunday. June IL, and will
LOOK after the spiritual welfare OF
c ro party generally during the
seT nooton, IS years old, No. I25s
nccieuan-ave., dropped dead from
heart disease "Wednesday Afternoon
Yh McCiellan-ave.. near Gratiot-ave
re and his wife were on their way &c
take q car to Pontiac, where his
daughter was to have been married
ne second performance OF the military
carnival given In the Light Guard
armory. Wednesday night. was fully
successful as the first perform
ance. The audience was larger than
on the previous night After the
performance the hall was cleared foI
dancing IL has been announced that
other duties Will prevent repetition
OF the performance.
etectives Bowden and schIunt are un-
able 90 ind verincation OF the weird
story told by Maurice II. Helsom, No
il6I Hudson-ave. Helsom was miss
Ing from home since last Monday un-
III ednesday morning He explain
ed his absence by saying he had been
struck by an automobile and carried
10 Crosse Pointe garage. where he
fegained consciousness many hours
later.
|apt. John Clintworth, of the ferry
steamer britannia, and Harry Ferby,
chief engineer OF the Ste Claire. OF
the same line, have returned from
Cuba where they spent the winter.
capt Clintworth owns a plantation
OF zoo acres In Cuba and spends his
winters there. Both will remain
here during the navigation season.
Mr: Ferby was accompanied by his
p. Garabed Attarian has organized nm
Armenian cadet corps In the city.
sergt. Jack" Daley, of Co. /, Tween
ty-sixth Infantry. Is giving the or
|kanixation instruction In drilling in
the Solvay Guild hall. The cadets
plan TO give an entertainment at an
early date. and Mayor Thompson and
Junfus L. Beal are down for ad-
dresses
ader q resolution adopted by the
board or library commissioners, We'd
nesday, all library books found in
houses Guaranteed for contagious
erto, the library commissioners have
merely refused to issue books to oc-
cupants OF houses which have recent
ly been guaranteed. The board re-
ceived several offers OF sites for
branch libraries which II is proposed
Ito locate In the neighborhood OF
|Chene-st. and Ferry-ave., and in the
western portion OF the city near
|Michfgan-ave.
y m effort 10 prevent the slaughter
used for millinery purposes, Deputy
|Game Warden Charles Daniel has be-
gun systematic campaign among
the wholesale milliners OF the clty,
who sell millinery trimmings OF all
Kinds. He says he has the law back
|oE him to stop the practice OF women
|wearing birds plumage on hats. and
proposes 10 put stop to II. III a
woman wears bird, or wing or
|plumage OF any kind taken from a
bird protected by law, she is liable
to prosecution" says Mr.. Daniel.
nited states civil service examina-
lions 90 be held I'm the near future In
1.-THE federal building are: May "a, soil
bibliographer. 400 a year; library
$500 % gear my p,ao.
|Igists. Philippine service. $4,000 a
|3year: May 24-25. highway engineers.
s1.44o to 1880 manual training
teachers. s72O; scientific assistants in
wood utilization. 5000 to $1,000; May.
. ~. steam filters. so cents an hour;
June z, laboratory helpers In the bu-
reau of chemistry, $500; June rs.
Il district inspectors of locomotive
boilers, $500 a year.
y the annual report OF the visiting
IL
shown that $i0l45.30 was expended
n by the Organization during the past
year. Ten nurses made 1869 calls.
Fl going into every district In the city.
n The work among the Jewish popuia-
tion was particularly heavy. Efforts
. will be made In the future, with the
assistance OF several societies and
associations which have offered to
h support or partly support nurses, to
broaden the work. notably in the
support OF a resident nurse, in the
N western part OF the city. for work
among the Hungarians and Poles.
y Emory Lyon, of the Central Howard
II association, organised 10 Investigate
the cases OF prisoners who seek par
NJ dons,S has written Judge Alfred j.
Murphy, intimating that the friends
Il OF William NJ. Jones believe him in
q nocent OF the murder Of George II.
a Haywood, who was shot while APP
n preaching his home on Amherst-st.,
Fl just before dawn on the morning OF
n April 10. 1902 Jones was convicted
II Of the crime and given a life sentence
In Marquette prison Judge Murphy
says he Is satisfied that no mistake
. and that he will lend no assistance
E I'm the effort to free him.
ne Detroit Society for the Prevention
4 of Cruelty to Animals In suggesting
A the holding of a horse parade next
month. A similar affair Is given in
. New 1OTk. OtneF
cities once a year. generally on Mem
orial day. 1t IL thought that the pro-
A cession will create more sympathy
4 for working horses. Those in charge
A of the proposed parade are Jefferson
n Butler, c. L. Bird, A. c. Paterson, +.
Il. Shearer, 8. b. Macklin and J. NJ.
s. Hall. Mr. Butler made the recon-
" mendation of the parade in the meet
\ ing Of the society Wednesday night.
n The committee plans to OFFER prizes
for different features of the turnout.
= such as the best kept horse over 10
years old. the Oldest horse showing
4 good condition. the best cared for
H team Of mules. the Oldest driver, etc.
fembers OF the Detroit Methodist Pas
tors, association, who went to Toledo
Tuesday to attend the afternoon and
I evening evangelistic services held by
Evangelist BILLY" Sunday, now con-
Quoting a campaign In that city, have
sent a series of resolutions TO Sun
day. commencing his work and ex-
N pressing their pleasure at attending
the meetings, Tuesday. While IL has
4 bean suggested at various times dur
. ing the past year, In the Detroit
A pastors union, that Sunday he
" brought TO Detroit for a series OF
h revival services, members OF the To-
lego delegation say that the matter
n was not considered by them In any
n way. and that their visit to the Ohio
q city had nothing to do with the
4 bringing OF Sunday to Detroit, which
I will not be done as far as any De-
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