The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-07
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Third Ward Republican COMMITTEES
Will meet Wednesday evening at No.
ITO Gratiot-ave.
In meeting of the executive commit
tee OF the National Editorial asso-
citation, in Chicago, last week, IL was
decided to recommend in the coming
annual meeting, which VIII De helo
In Detroit July 10. that the name be
changed TO the National Press Asso-
citation OF America.
Anthony Posonski, aged %, found
guilty OF serious onense against Q
16-year-old girl by circuit court
1lry, Monday afternoon. may be pa.
rolled by Judge Mandell. Polonski
has wife and two children. and
Judge Mandell is being urged TO give
him a chance to take care OF them.
Those having reservations for the
Schumann-Heinkc concert, originally
announced for a date In January, but
postponed until Feb. 10. may get
their tickets In Grinnelfs. when tho
not called for during the day will be
placed on general sale the following
morning.
Eugene l.. Green, Of River Rouge, the
oleomargarine manufacturer, whose
plant was recently raided. entered "A
Judge swan, Monday afternoon. SEN
tence was deferred until the March
term of court, and In the meantime
the government may accept com
promise with Green
Aid. James Vernon, Of the second
ward, will Introduce I'm the council
an amendment to the Watson ordi-
nance to prohibit the sale OF liquor
in Highland Park in the event OF
annexation. Aid. Vernon has been
a strong advocate OF annexation. one
of the principal arguments against
which was that the brewers hoped
by this means TO gain foothold In
this section.
The gymnasium OF the new North
Woodward Congregational church
was dedicated and formally opened
Monday night. The. young people Of
the church made immediate use of
the sym by playing indoor baseball
about 40 by 80 feet and 16 feet high.
!. ana Is up TO date in every way. The
program I'm connection with the dedi-
catory services will be continued to-
night. when Handefs Messiah" will
be sung In the auditorium of the edi-
fee
Corporation Counsel HaIiy WAS In con-
ference for nm hour, Monday after
noon. with representatives OF the
Michigan Central. Lake Shore, Pere
Marquette and Wabash railroads rel
alive TO an agreement for the sep
aration OF grades on the west side of
the city beyond Junction ave. AM
principally In the Eighteenth ward,
AS result of the conference Mr..
Hally will draw up "A tentative
agreement providing for the erection
of temporary trestles over the cross
ings ip question. the railroads to
supplant these with permanent struc-
lures Slater. &N
DR.. G.. Van Amber Brown read an In
teresttng paper before the Wayne
County Medical association, Monday
night, on Diagnosis of upper alb
dominal diseases" In which he ad-
vocated the study of diseases Of the
stomach. particularly cancer. in the
living subject. lie declared that
while almost 100 per cent OF gastric
ulcer cases were fatal under medical
treatment, only five per cent was un-
der surgical treatment. He claimed
that much more could be learned
from living conditions than from
post-mortems His PAPER which was
illustrated with the stereopticor. was
freely discussed by the physicians
present. Next Saturday night the
association will hold a good fellow
ship" gathering. There will be a
smoker. a vaudeville entertainment
and refreshments.