The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-19
WHERE LIFE is
WORTE LIVING

OF more harm than good 40 the
debate IN mseeing ss Of aps the suV 9eadoa
Literary club. In the y. NJ. c. A,
Thursday night
WILLIAMS Ffke, an empIoye at the HAST
furnace ON zug isisnd, wa. badly
afternoon. His nose and right arm
were broken and he sustained LAGER
ations on the face and scalp. He Is
In Solvay General hospital
The police are satisfied that Vito
Matinyna. Is years old, No. lol Mon
y roe-ave. had nothing TO do with the
killing or Patrolman George ii. VIII.
son. Nov IL, 1907. He was held an
day night.
Two daugh ters OF the late Frank KNIT
fen, killed by HIS wife While he iny
In bed. have been sent to the home
boys are stiii In the Shelter nome.
but IL the girls like their new home
the boys viii probably be sent there.
The recount OF the aldermanic vote In
the Tenth ward, demanded by ex-
Aid. Charles II. wing. at the solicit
tation OF his friends. Will take place
In the council chamber Friday. start
Ing at 10 o'clock In the morning Aid.
Gilman Is chairman OF the recount
committee.
Lieut.-CcI. Miles, OF the Salvation army,
will give q free illustrated lecture ON
sunny California and Hawaii" on
ks
Miles came to Detroit from Califor-
MIA. where he had lived for many
years, and so has personal acquainr-
ance with his subject.
whose stage name Il Mona Glenn,
was arrested, Wednesday, by Detec-
tives Brooks and Seymour on "a war
rant sworn out by Bert A. Coy. a ID.
a watch worth SIS. Now she has
spurned him and he wants the watch
returned.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baikler, who was very
seriously injured by fall ON side
walk In 1907, began suit against the
city OF Detroit In Judge Hosmer's
court, Wednesday afternoon for $20.-
goo. The accident happened Nov. 3.
1907. The case was tried previously
and the plaintin was given a verdict
for $4,000. but a new trial was grant
ed on account OF undiscovered
evidence.
In the annual meeting OF the Detroit
wheelmcn, Wednesday, the follow
ing were elected President, Louis
IL. Beyster; first vice-president. Louis
Schneider second vice-president.
H. Steger; treasurer II J. Sewell:
board of directors, Leo r. Kolb Jr..
Judge James Phelan. Thomas Beath.
John Hammes. Frank Il. Fell, Leon
Meyer. Arthur Treat, w. II. Speaker.
&. G. Apps.
How TO select delegates 10 the Repub-
llcan state convention, to be held I'm
Saginaw March 2. Is the question that
Is bothering the members OF the
Wayne county Republican commit
tee. Under the law, delegates must
be chosen at the primary. but this
will not be held until March 6. four
days after the date of the conven-
ton. The committee probably will
resort TO the old caucus system IL
this can be done legally.
John II. Schoheld, of st. Louis, secre-
NJ hA lint he
OF America, addressed the Detroit
Master Butchers association in
Schiller hall Wednesday night.
to affiliate with the national organi-
zation. The following officers were
elected: President. Anthony PETE.
dr.; secretary, Arthur Henk: treasur-
er, William Sucher financial secre-
tary, Fred L. Mack
The Christian and Missionary alliance
Will begin a three1l.ys' convention
sion. Bagg st. and Brookiyn.ave.. on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Among the speakers will be the Rev:
); ii WILLIAMS, OF indi,a,nspoiis. "a and y,
missionary from the Congo. The ses-
sions OF the convention Will be de-
voted TO prayer and testimony ser
vices and addresses on missionary
topics.
The total disbursements I'm the Wood
ward-ave. Baptist church last year
reached .S2lso4.s4. according TO re-
ports submitted in the annual meet
Ing Wednesday evening. All depart
ments OF the church were reported
In excellent shape Henry Wineman.
Jr, was elected deacon to succeed
the late q. Jay Vinton, and George
Morehouse and ii. L. Jenness elected
deacons for term of three years 10
serve with Clarence Booth and Wal
ter W. Smith.
The case OF Mrs. Mary Randolph
against the ID. L. r., started I'm Judge
Hosmer's court, Wednesday. was set
tied during the afternoon. Mrs RAN
dolph sued for $4,000. The terms OF
settlement were not given out. In
Judge Mandelfs court John Papp -
suing the ID. u. X. for $4,000, claiming
that he was thrown from a car by
gang of young rowdies, and his skull
fractured He claims the conductor
made no effort to assist him, but
walked to the front Of the car when
the trouble began.
Judge Swan, of the United states dis
trfct court, handed down q decision,
Wednesday, ordering the deportation
of Bak Kun and Ting Fong, two
Chinese boys, captured In a box car
in the Michigan Central yards. In
September, 1908 The decision sus-
tains the finding OF United states
greatly Impressed with the testimony
introduced TO show that the defend
ants were born in San Francisco.
The Chinese boys are out on bail and
produce them.
The annual meeting Of Bethel Luther
an church, Wednesday, was the most
satisfactory, In respect to reports
presented, ever held by the congre-
CATION. The membership has increas-
ed considerably and marked progress
has been made In all departments OF
church work. The following officers
were elected: Pastor. the Rev. Will
lam Il. Hopp; secretary, Jacob Will;
financial secretary, Christ Kraft.
treasurer, William Schroeder; trus-
tees, Charles Klein, John Landefeld,
Henry Degen, Gustav Bohm and
Henry Machleit.
A writ Of habaes corpus was Issued
Wednesday demanding that Mrs.
Fred G.. Ross be brought into court.
and cause shown why she should be
committed TO an asylum. Judge HUI
bert, who Issued the commitment,
says he was acting solely within the
law when he ordered that Mrs. Ross
be detained, as his action was based
on the finding of physicians who ex-
amined her. They recommended that
she be taken into custody. Mrs. Ross
husband liz n lumber merchant, who
is now involved In bankruptcy pro-
ceedings. He has started suit for
divorce.
The january Pre-MiiIenisl bible con-
ference Will be held I'm Clinton-ave.
Baptist church Friday afternoon and
evening The Rev. r A. Stevens, OF
the China Inland mission, will be the
speaker In the afternoon, and In the
evening the Rev Alex UrQuhart. Of
Wyandotte, and the Rev. A. c. Man