The Detroit times., 1911-11-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Mrs. II. r. James, No. 50 Palmer-nve,
awoke early sunday morning, To see
a burglar ransacking her room. she
screamed and the intruder ran. The
oaly missing article was small sill
yer purse. containing 80 cents
rest ON n charge OF stabbing Hiram
Durham. No 400 Concord-ave., and
Jacob Michaels. No. 367 Concord ave
The police say the stabbing occur
red when the two men attempted 70
chastise the Italian after he had In
suited woman, who was passing
Canton and 81. Paul-aves., saturday
night Both wounded men were TIA
ken TO ST. Marq's hospital
The explosion of an overheated Aim In
the nickIeOdeon mt No. 1881 Jener-
son-ave caused small panic In
that theater. Sunday night, Persons
in the audience, seeing the Hash.
yelled Are" and stampede for the
exits followed Walter Jacobson, the
operator assured the audience there
was no danger and practically calm
ed them. Jacobson was the only per-
son injured and he was burned
slightly about the hands and face.
}. walter Dohnny, former assistant cor
porstion counsel, and Alvin ID.
Hersch have formed partnership
fer the practice OF law and have
engaged offices at Nos. 32s-3Sl Ma
jestic building. Mr. Dohany is one
Of the attorneys for the Michigan
Central railroad. and Mr.. Hersch has
been connected with the law firm of
Keena Lightner a. Oxtoby.
Memorial mass was held In IS. Peter
and Paurs Jesuit church, sunday
morning. for the Knights OF Equity
and in Holy Rosary church for the
knights OF Columbus. These large
churches could not contain the
crowds that wished TO attend the
services The Rev Edward +. Sulli-
van. s. j.. preached the sermon in
the Jesuit church. and the Rev r. j.
Van Antwerp, chaplain OF the
his own church. Holy Rosary.
The Rev. Frank =. Rowland. of the
Cass-ave. VI. r. church, paid
marked tribute 10 Prosecutor Shep-
herd. I'm his Sunday night sermon on
Does Detroit need new religion?
when he said: 1T Is encouraging to
know that Wayne county has
prosecuting attorney whose acts dur
ing the past few weeks In enforcing
laws which are for the hetterment
OF the morals OF the people are meet
ing the concentrations OF all good
citizens All hail TO such public OFF,
Gals as Hugh Shepherd"
"wear your badges don't he ashamed
Of your businessi keep OF the streets
after hours, was some of the good
advice Fred NJ ButZel gave the mem
bers OF the Newsboys' association,
. Sunday evening in the regular meet
ing i'm Detroit Wheelmen's hall Music
was contributed by the Newsboys'
band and Miss Grace Templeton.
George Barris, a well-known news
paper merchant, gave musical num-
her on curious looking instrument
made by himself George Andrew
Lewis a good friend TO the boys. was
given a great reception when he en-
tered the hall. Horatio :. Earle,
vice-president OF the association,
presided
The police are Investigating the ne
ITEMS OF n mysterious stranger, who
called at the home OF Mrs. Herbert
G. Duckett. whose husband is under
arrest charged with assaulting WOO
men In the Vicinity Of Mt Elliott
ave and the Belt Line. Mrs Duckett.
who is now stopping at No. il5
Warren-ave east. says the man came
10 the house at evening. and asked
10 see her She came TO the door
and while he stood far back in the
shadow. she says he confessed that
he was the prowler and that Duckett
is innocent He thrust a note in her
hands. the purport Of which was that
Duckett is Innocent. The note Is un-
signed and Mrs Duckett has turned
a over 10 the police.