The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-18
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Nrs Gertrude Nelson, No. 21l NATIONAL
ave. whose Disappearance WIS re-
ported To the police saturday. was
found IN ST Marys hospital. She IL
slightly denented
Daniel McdhUry, 20 years old. No. 30
Ntktnson-hNe, WAS run down by
Pontiac interurban ear at Woodward
and Blain~-aves. sunday night and
h,s left foot so badly crushed that "a
was necessary TO ampUtate IL In
Harper hos pital
Funeral services were held Monday for
james Cooper, former lumber dealer,
ased 80 years who died In his home.
Leesville, Saturday morning About
eight years ago he suffered a stroke
of paralysis aud had been Ina an en-
focbled condition since then
The police have received n number of
complaints regarding the activities
OF the prowler. but no credence Is
given any OF them. In no case was
the victim harmed and the detectives
are inclined TO regard the stories as
the result OF fevered imagination.
The police are watching all efforts TO
scalp thrater tickets. sunday niRht.
three young men We're found scalp
ing tickets In front OF the Lycetm
theater and Detectives Graus and
Lamond took them TO central police
station. They We're released with "A
warning
Losing her balance while shaking n
rug ON the serond-story porch OF her
nome, No. 9Fi1 Vermont ave. Sunday
morning Mrs. J. u. Brooks. % years
old. plunged headlong 10 a cement
sidewalk below. and sustained a
fracture OF the skull and other in
luries, OF which she died in Harper
hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lena MILLER, 20 years old. No. s:3
McDougull-aNe. died In Kings hos
pitaL sunday. from shock. She had
been in delicate health for a long
tine ana recently she saw eler hus-
band fall from the porch OF their
home Although he was not seri-
ously hurt. she was so unnerved by
witnessing the accident. that IL was
necessary TO take her TO n hospital
All of the seven persons bitten by
mad dog which created panic
In the northwestern part Of the city
last month. hava~be discharged as
cured. after spending the necessary
three weeks In the Pasteur Institute
ia Ann Arbor Those bitten are
Mrs Wroblewski. No. 222 Lovett-ave. /.
Edward Spier. aged 4; Otto Collins
aged II. No. l3+7 Vinewood-av :
Malcolm McClenahan, aged S, No
llos Werren-ave Russell Reading
No. SO Sylyester-pl leonard Nelcek.
aged 5, No 1919 Rich-stt., and Patrol
man Ferguson, OF the vinewood ave
station
Speaking ON Home sanitation" before
large audience I'm the GratIot-avc.
branch OF the public library. Sunday,
Cd that Detroit's alleys are the dirt
rest In the country He said that
garbage should he placed In proper
-reeePtaeles and the city compelled to
make a satisfactory collection. De-
troit people appeared to have gone
on the principle that the garbage
should be hoisted over the back
fence and then forgotten entirely.
the doctor said He also spoke OF
sanitary measures for the home,
pointing out the necessity OF having
plenty OF fresh air. especially In bed
rooms. Particular attention should
also be paid 10 cleanliness OF the
teeth. he added
Prosecuting Attorney shepherd ana
Assistants Jnsnowski and Iieston
made tour OF inspection through
Detroit dance halls and Crosse
Pointe road houses Saturday might
but found that the lid was on tight,
and no liquors were being sold after
midnight. The authorities have
changed their ruling about dance
halls, and now allow dances to run
after midnight. though bars in con-
nectton must be closed at that hour
In the Coliseum dance nall at Wash
ington-blyd and Clifford-st.. William
Chadman. recently acquitted OF
charges brought against him by two
young girls. was much in evidence
among the dancers, many OF whom
were girls OF about Is years OF age
The Grizzly Bear" dance was
stopped as the prosecutors party en- =
tered. ana Mr.. Shepherd said IL was
pretty raw"