The Detroit times., 1911-05-11
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Postmaster Warren left wednesday
hhht Tor Syracuse, n. ~, where he
e,nl,n grI oeiive. an address on sunday
state postmasters' convention.
Halle Norris Byers. N years Old. OF
overland, NO., u reported 90 the De-
trolt police as missing from home
since April 1 last. His mother writes
the police 10 say she has neither seen
nor heard or him since that time
Residents OF East Grand-bIvd. complain
thnt they nre choked with dust he
cause The roadway has not Deen
oiled this spring Park Commission
er hurlbut says he has been unable
IL done soon.
ward-ase. norist. was Injured Nom
DAY, when BFush-st ear collideI
win her husbands automobile. at ST
hhtoihe -st. and Canteld-ave. She is
h 81 Marys hospital, suffering from
fractured arm and a broken rib.
Mrs. william schuItz, m resident OF De-
trou for years, died in the home Of
her daughter, No. 1854 Parker ave-
Msdnesday Mrs. Schultz was a
daughter or Capt katus OF the Old
scot Guards. She is survived by two
sons, William and John Schultz and
three daughters, Mrs. NJ Ryan. Mrs
schmidt and Mrs. A. Martin.
Negro clubs about the city will now
come La for some atteption from the
police. The officers believe they have
the hquor-selling clubs for whites
pretty thoroughly tanned The Negro
clubs have given the police little
trouble, as they have not been FREE
quented by women This was the
most Objectionable phase OF the white
clubs
= Clarence r. Mills, No. 72 Broadway, an
automobile worker. hns supplied the
ponce with what he regards tanBl-
whereabouts Frank
X. Howe. the missing Boston mar
whose wealthy father is spending "A
small fortune to lind him. Mills says
he remembers Howe as an employe
OF the Matheson Motor Car Go. IN
Nllkesharre Pa. about year ago
. Mills declares IL Is his belief that
Howe IS now in New YORK city.
working as a chauffeur.
The council committee ON franchises
has issued notice tO the ID. 4. R. 60
come In and explain why IL not
running the Fort st ears 10 the Riv-
er Rouge as formerly. Residents
complain that cars ~ at Mecca ST.
two blocks east OF the bridge. Com
pany officials say that II is lm9os-
sihle TO run cars farther because IL
would Interfere with the operation or
cars on the double track. Al the
point whore the ''Y" is located there
Is single track
The older member. OF the Detroit bar
association gathered Ia the county
~ building, Wednesday aftern "on. TO
pay tribute to the memory OF the late
Judge Albert III. :. atkinson, who died
In Harper hospital last sunday
President Allan III Frazer presided
and resolutions reviewing the life
OF Judge Wilkinson and eulogizing
his sterling character were presented
by committee composed OF Levi r
barbour, Fred A. Baker. Thomas A.
Leete, Jr., George Il. Yerkes Robert
Al. Chamberlain and James " OK
toby. Copies OF the resolutions will
be presented TO the supreme circuit
= recorders and probate courts and the
local federal court An engrossed
copy VIII be presented To the family.
Wf'am Joseph RandstadtIer, AZ years
old, formerly superintendent OF the
s...st metal department OF the Cadil-
lac Motor Car Co, died "Wednesday
In his home, No 1928 Grand blvd
east, from tuberculosis. About a year
ago Mr., Randstadtler gave up his po-
sition with the Cadillac company 10
80 TO the Adirondacks I'm search OF
health and returned TO Detroit a few
months later much improved Re-
Gently he had become i'll again and
was compelled TO give up his work
A Mrs. Randstadtler. 10 whom he was
married year ago, and seven
year-old son. by a former wife who
vas a victim OF tuberculosis also.
survive Funeral services VIII be
held Saturday morning In Holy Ro-
sary church at O'Clock. with in
terment In Mt. Olivet