The Detroit times., 1911-05-09
y HERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

| GERS association decided Monda y
| night To close their groceries every
Wednesday afternoon during June.
July and August
PatroIman MeGuisan gave chase 20 n
burglar who had broken into the
loan office at No. l3S Gratiot-aNe..
early Tuesday morning, and fred
several shots at him. The burglar
got away.
George sIIyerman, arrested last -Octo-
Der for operating n ''joint" for CO.
caine nends, was convicted Monday
In Judge connolly's court, and sen =
fenced to pay "A fine OF slO0 or spend
| 80 days In the House OF Correction.
The Detroit Society for Sex Hygiene
Will hold Its annual meeting Thurs
| day evening In the Wayne County
Medical Societys building, No. SO
Htgh-st. east one question TO be
discussed is: Shall blood diseases
be reported TO the board OF health
w. A. sheldon, No. 81 EIiEabeth-st.
| west, reported to the police that he
was assaulted at Elizabeth-st and
| Cass-ave.. early Tuesday morning. He
4 declares two men approached him
| and that one OF them drew knife
| on him, cutting him twice His con
| dition Is not serious.
Judge james d. Muran. of the circuit
| bench, denies story printed Ina an
| afternoon paper that he Will resign
| July i, TO take the place OF Alexis g.
Angel In the legal firm OF Angel,
| Boynton Mcmillan 4 Bcdman. Mr..
Angel succeeds Judge Swan on the
| federal bench July /
The Detroit BAR association Will hold
| Its annual meeting Tuesday after
noon in the supervisors room OF the
| county building, when the name OF
the organization will be changed To
that of the Bar of the CITY OF De-
troit. Officers Will also be elected
for the ensuing year The local body
Lee ds.V.N la fhsa a.ahA Of
OF rules used by the American Bar
association
Aid. Mason, OF the Fourteenth ward, IL
ON the trait OF a man who In report
ed TO have said that he had the pro-
Ject for paving Twenty fifth-st., be-
tween Dix and Porter. blocked. A
petition was signed by a large num-
Der or property holders several weeks
ago. IL has become mislaid and Ma
son thinks that possibly the man
who said he had the project blocked
knows where the petition is.
Rose 4. Brown and Mabel Wright have
MED suit for damages against the ID.
u, *. for injuries received when
street car struck an automobile in
which they were riding. The former
asks $4,000 and the latter $4,000
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McDougall filed
suits against the ID. u. X. for $4,000
each. for injuries to Mrs McDougall.
sustained when car struck an au-
tomobile In which they were riding.
With the frost out OF the ground, Of
hcers and men of the First and Sec
ond battaAons. First infantry, NJ. y.
G., are putting In most OF their spare
time on the Mack-ave. rifle range.
The men go out 10 the range and
camp Saturday night, and shoot all
day Sunday The big state shoot will
be held at the Mack-ave. range In
July and preliminary try-outs Will
be held on the Grand Rapids range
in June
II
upper end OF Oakland and Cameron
ayes. fear the establishment OF
milk station as the real purpose OF
the ID. y. u. in purchasing 1877 feet
r. frontage on Woodland-ave.. Just east
OF Cameron. The purpose announced
Is the construction OF a turntable and
air station. cars on the upper END or
the Fourteenth ave line and on the
Victor line now being supplied by q
portable compressor.
The burial OF Fire Capt. Patrick J.
O'Rourke took place In MT. Elliott
cemetery Monday. Services were
held in st Leo's church. FIR. Maethe
being the preacher and celebrant OF
high mass. FIR Hussey was deacon
aud FIR. Gaffney sub-deacon. Upwards
OF 100 hremen. In command OF Chief
CINE house No. IL, about q block
away from the church. tolled as the
casket was being carried from the
church TO the hearse.
Inc FOLLOWING Ofucers were elected
Monday In the annual meeting OF the
President. E Y. Swift; vice-presi-
dent. VIII II. Murphy; secretary and
superintendent, NJ H Winters; treas
urer Rufus q. Lathrop; directors. T..
Y. Swift. VIII H. Murphy, John ".
Bagley, Paul + Bagley, n. w. Allen.
Joseph Greusel. r q Lathrop. j. II.
Emmert and Mark w. Allen The sum
OF $4,000 was added to the reserve
fund for maintenance purposes
Frank l.. Howe, president OF the Paul
Revere silver Co., of Boston, II In
Detroit trying to locate his son,
Frank X. Howe. whom he has not
seen in three years The missing
youth came here from Atlanta, Ga.
the last trace OF him being when he
started TO the Windsor race track 1t
Is reported that he had large sum
OF money when he disappeared. His
father tried in vain to get trace OF
him by writing letters and circulars.
Finally he decided TO come in person.
The missing man has a wife and
baby In Atlanta.
The second Tuberculosis Flower Day
made possible through the interest
and generosity OF former mayor
Philip Breitmeyer will be held in
John Breitmeyer's Sons florist shop
Thursday. May rs Mr. Breitmeyer
will turn over his shop to commit
tee of women for the entire after
noon, as he did last year. and this
committee Will augment the regular
salespeoplc In the crore with a bevy
OF pretty girls. Mr. Breitmeyer said
he would endeavor to secure contri-
buttons OF flowers from members OF
the Detroit Florists club so that the
anti-tuberculosis workers may have
all the blossoms they can possibly
turn into money for the good cause