The Detroit times., 1911-01-23
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
partment OF police headquarters, has
announced that hereafter newsboys
viii not be allowed on the streets
after o'clock at night.
Director A. n. Grifnth ieetured On the
Detroit Museum OF Art, sunday, ON
The Grand Canyon OF Colorado" His
subject next week Will he Mexico.
the land OF the Montezumas."
The Republican commfttee OF the sew
sntsenth ward has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Chairman, John
Mohr; secretary. Albert q. Kunz.
candidate for school Inspector; treas
urer. Charles Mahren
Col. %. A. james, OF the pension service,
addressed 200 members OF the News
boys association I'm the Wheelmen's
club. Sunday night, telling them OF
his experiences during the civil war.
Aldrich Baxter gave several charac-
ter sketches and musical selections.
Word has been received I'm Detroit that
volney ii. smith, former Detroit .a-
loonkeePer. has been acquitted In
Eimira, y. y. on the charge OF honIi
eide In the second degree In connec-
sullivan. of Elmira. Smith pleaded
self-defense.
Mayor Thompson sent letters Saturday
to Senator'S Smith and Townsend,
OF the United States commissioned
on education for $4,000 from the
government for corps OF field ex-
perts TO ascertain defects In the pub
lie school system
The opera "Pinaforev was successfully
presented by members OF 80. Joach-
Inns parish In the church hall, Fort
and Dubois-st.. Sunday night The
large chorus was well trained and
the voices blended exceiently. The
performance Will be repeated Mon
day and Tuesday evenings.
A. q. Newmyer, advertising manager Of
will speak to the advertising class Of
the Detroit Technical Institute. I'm
the y. NJ. Q. &. Monday evening. on
Newspaper advertising--its import
ance In every advertising campaign
the medium for direct results"
Mrs. Anna Solomon, whose husband,
isndore Solomon, died two weeks
| in her home, No. 446 Brush-st.. after
being Ill OF dropsy for some time.
She was SO years old. The follow
samuel. Ray. Max. Henry. Philip and
Ernest.
&. N. sumner, q travelling NAM resId-
Ing nj No. 2131 Osgood-st., Chicago,
a 6rea m ST Ma5y hesRsi sSnSay
taken Ill in the Wayne hotel three
days ago. and his condition became
so serious Saturday that he was re-
70 Detroit and has taken charge OF
the body.
About half the public schools are
through with their school work for
TIE present term. for their teachers
have recommended that they pass to
the next grade without examination
The term will formally close Thurs
day, when diplomas, report cards
tributed. In the meantime, the pu-
pits who viii pass without examina-
ton are enjoying extra holidays.
Fred II. Low, editor-in-chieto OF Power,
sn engineering magasine, will give
talk for the benefit OF the operating
steam engineers of Detroit in the Y.
NJ. &. A. Technical Institute, next
Friday evening. at o'clock. Mr.. Low
Is promoting education among steam
engineers through the Institute OF
Operating Engineers" which co-op-
crates with engineering colleges
throughout the country.
Detroit Chinese are making great
preparations TO celebrate the Chi
nese New Years next sunday They
Saginaw and Jackson in prolonged
feast In the clubrooms OF the Chinese
Free Masons. No. 100 Congress-st
esst In preparation for the advent
OF the new year, every "Chink" Is
paying up all his debts. To carry
a obligation over from one year into
another Is strictly against Chinese
principles.
jubilee I'm the Hudson-ave. Baptist
church, which has been In progress
since Wednesday. took the form OF a
Sunday school platform meeting Sun
day night. j. l.. -Bolles and DrlIM
w. Lau were the speakers aud
enough money was raised to pay on
flee. so that the congregation enters
upon Its new era entirely free OF
debt.
The new Eiks' temple Will soon be n
reality. The deal for the site, at
the southwest corner OF Lafayette
blvd and Cass-ave. was formally
closed Saturday afternoon. The
property has frontage of $50 feet
on cass, The price paid Richard +.
Joy. the owner. was $4,000 The
lodge plans 70 issue bonds in the
and building. Plans for the latter
VIII be prepared as soon as possible
The supreme court has decided
AGAINST George w. Rsdford I'm the
Judge Hubert in the Hurley case.
Not satisfied with Radford's accounts
as representative Of Mrs John Hur-
ley. whose husband left an estate Of
$4,000, Judge Hubert appointed ID.
b Duffield, guardian ad Item of the
children. with power to supervise the
ACCOUNTS. and Radford was ordered
appealed to the supreme court Judge
Hubert Will now compel an account
ing on Wednesday next.
sunday was n day Of accidents I'm De-
troit. Robert Simons, q conductor
on the Harper line fell from his car
late in the afternoon and was so
badly injured that his recovery is
doubtful He Is in 81; Mary's hospi-
tai. Walter Haug. Is years old, No.
229 Willis-ave. west, was skating on
the river and broke through the Ice
lie was rescued by companion from
IL feet OF water. Ernest Warren,
No. 1886 ST. Aubin-ave., fell through
the Ice OF the south shore of Belle
Isle. He got out without assistance
Numerous accidents OF minor IA
ture were repeated.
President II. ". LaDow, Of the new
federal board OF parole, has written
to the United States district attor-
ney, asking for information regard
Ing several federal prisoners SEN
tenced from here to Deavenworth
who wish to be paroled under a new
law. They are: Dennis Breen. rob-
bling postoffice, four years and six