The Detroit times., 1911-11-14
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

OF kearn~y. Neb.. VIII preach in -.
Andrews Memorial Episcopal church,
Tuesday evening, at $50 o'clock.
" hiIe roller skating, Monday atEht,
Hrnrs DOering, az Scranton, Pa, VIII"
hss Veen visiting At No. s23 Canton
ave. feU and suffered a severe frac-
tire ~ an arm. lie Was taken 20 ~.
NtryS hospttalA
Judge Angel. On the United states cir
cuit court. has dcnied petitions for
re-hearings hled by several Of the
defendants in the old Michigan saw
ings A. Loan association ease. against
whom judgments have been rcnd-
cred,
The seventh annual season OF the de-
troii Mbir Institute viii eP-n this
evening IN the \ NJ 4. ~ All
classes are open 80 AN man with
out charge There are graded courses
aud the members OF the city clergy
viii oe included In the HIST OF teach
Amang the places closed ny tho police
la the recent raids was cafe con
Quoted by Two cN-Strcet car men III
Lresvtlle. near the car barns. Sew
eTal street car men were ~ the place.
gambling. at the time Gambling ~
strictly against the companNs rules
and all of the men caught ia the raid
have been suspended. pending an IN
Nesttg alton ny Peter ADJ spttihi
aEeut for the company
Detectives ARE Investigating the en-
pIosion which destroyed the shoe re-
rair shop at Ptetro peZZitola, No. 2bt
Hasttngs-st capt Marquerdt. OF the
Hunt 81. station, says the place has
been rendezvous for designing
Italians and IL IL said that the place
was a store house for Internal ma
Chimes one theory OF the police -
that one OF the machines exploded
prematurelN.
Public Works Commissioner Haarer has
awarded Ia the Detroit Dredging Go.
the contract for rebuilding one OF
the stone piers supporting Belle Isle
bridge. which is badly cracked. Inc
work viii start immediately While
the work is In progress the bridge
viii be supported by a temporary
supporting frame consisting or piles.
heavy oak timhers. a couple OF steel
beams and a pair OF hydraulic laC rs
The old pier Will he torn down 10
the water level
tempted to escape from, her room on
the second floor. and found the hail
led with dense smoke. MRS. telen
Williams. No $50 Cass-ave~ started
10 leap from the windov, but was
prevented by Patrolman Eugene Van
Antwerp. OF the FIRST precinct sta
tiun--whn dashed through the smoke
n1I6d building, ami carried Mrs. Will
fed the fire departm ant The orlSin
of the blaze. which occurred Monday
evening. il not known, About 800
damage was done.
}. L.. Hudson was unable 60 attend the
second meeting OF the committee IN
charge Of raising Detrotts share or
the 50 O00. eco endowment fund Tor
the American National Red Cross So
ctety. Monday afternoon, but h" sent
his check for $1,000 TO start the sub.
- M. h. Ia A
cents per capita. Detroit with its
population OF 465. coo will he expect
ed 10 contribute about $4,000 the
local committee OF which Fred NJ
Alcer IA secretary and Truman II
Newberry Is treasurer, will institute
an active campaign for subscription
in the near future President TAFT IS
at the head OF the society
Hen iamin Douglas. former bridse en-
Einecr Tor the Michigan Central rail-
road. and designer OF the new De-
troit river tunnel, WAS seriously hurt.
Monday. by falling from bridge on
the Brazil railway. which he Is at
present constructing. HIS wife, VINO
IS Ia Crosse lie, received a telegram
from Rodney T.. Chipp, New York
representative OF the Brazil railway.
apprising her OF the accident u
stated that Mr. Douglas Is rectiving
the best OF medical attention. nv
unuglas is son ~ the late Judge
samuel T. Douglas. ami Q cousin ol
samuel T. Douglas, ~ Bowen, Doug
4 las 4 Eaman.
The Detroit AypothetRe Allied Trades
association, taking Tn practically nj
I the firms engaged in printing and
allied lines. was FORMED Monday
! evening. afteF-a dinner in the Elliott
/ TAYLOR Woolfenden cafe The or.
| ganization followed tho lines OF 2
similar organization In Boston. bul
I on the point OF Joint regulation oi
/ working conditions and a section
! which appeared to oe in violation, 81
the sherman antitrust act the by
laws were changed somewhat Rob
! ert Hamilton acted as temporary
chairman and W. Y. Parshall as sec
rotary. George Harland reported fol
+ the organization committee: Abou
100 printers were present.