The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-28
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Moses Rosenweig was granted "a d.
yorce from HIS wife, Bella, Thursday,
by Judge Mitchell. on the grounds OF
desertton.
Thursday for the arrest of Thomas
Baisley on "A charge OF bigamy. Wife
No. 1 says he married wife No. in
Windsor. Baisiey has not been ar
rested yet
For the third time Paul II. FassbInder
was denied n divorce from his wife,
Gertrude b., by Judge Mandell, on
Thursday. He alleged cruelty, de-
claring she once threw red pepper
In his eyes.
BilIhime, Danviile, Pa, and George
H. Cook. OF Hamilton, o.. are report
ed TO the Detroit police as missing
from their homes. They are thought
to be in Detroit.
The dying squadron was forced To at
tend a Jewish weddinH In hall at
Winder and Rivard streets, Thurs
day night. Four or the guests had Il
battle. as result OF which the bride
| tainted The guests had all He'd Tor
cover before the arrival OF the squad
ron.
Floors I'm NIL the private Offices In the
city hall, and I'm some of the main
rooms have been polished wlthin the
last two months, without costing the
city cent except FOR the STAIN Inc
work was done by Fred Hay chief
janitor, with one assistant and was
done mostly in overtime hours, when
waiting for evening meetings OF var
ious bodies
.Reciprocity" Will be the subject of n
debate between teams from the sagi-
nav and the Detroit Eastern High
schools in the auditorium or the lat
ter tonight The affirmative Will De
taken by the following. representing
Saginaw: Ithamer Tracy. Wilbur
Brucker and Chester Field. The
negative will be championed by Ru,
dolph Miessel; Charles Bray and
Hans Kramer OF the Eastern High
school
Maurice r. Egan, United states minis
ter to Denmark, was In Detroit
Thursday, on his way TO Notre Dame.
Ind, where he Is to receive the Lac
tare medal conferred by the pope Tor
distinction In letters. DR.. Egan talk
ed enthusiasts tically OF Denmark aud
It's people; SAYING that they are ..T the
women OF Denmark have the muni-
cipal ballot and seem 10 do big
things with It," he said. They ex-
pect full suffrage soon"
merly OF Sandwich, Ont, but who I:
now living In Detroit, has purchased
from George c. Wetberbee. the VEIN
erbee building on Farmer-st. near
John r.. valued at about $4,000: As
n part of the transaction. Mr.. ruling
trades in the Saragossa apartments
at Woodward and Bethune-aves.. val
ued at about SIS. 900. The upper floors
OF the Wetherbee building are oocu-
pied by the Charles hotel IL Is plan
ned TO add two more stories, making
eight in all.
Homer T.. Lane, superintendent OF the
Doys' Home and d'Archambai asso-
citation, will speak in the Church or
Our Father Sunday evening on The
government and the boy as eXem-
plihed in the program OF the Ford
- Republic" Parents. teachers and
others who have to do with boys no
doubt will gain much practlcal
knowledge from this lecture the
success Of Mr.. Lanes self-govern-
ment scheme in handling boys who
have been before the Juvenile court,
is said TO be phenomenal.
u. q. Judge Denison Thursday dis
missed the traverse jury, and IL In
deemed likely that the bathtub trust
cases will not be heard till fall,
when Alexis c. Angel Will have be-
come Judge. Judge Denison has woTk
ahead OF him for all summer. as he
has TO try the case OF the govern
ment against the Michigan Lake Su-
perior Power Co. and then take up
work in the circuit court OF appeals,
which will be assigned to him before
his appointment really takes effect In
October In view of his early retire
ment IL is deemed unlikely that
Judge Swan will undertake the cases.