The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Q. n. Geyer has been appointed bu.l-
nsss ssent for the Detroit Federation
OF Musicians. local No. s.
Fire In the residence OF Michael M
ss5 NO. 10 Dearborn-ave., did dana
night ''V' WEDNESDAY,
Sohn ~. Irvine has reported 20 the no.
ice shsf while he was In q saIoon ON
Fort-st: east, Wednesday night, he
r Gas Ionoed or $50. John halls from
Cass City, Mich.
Temple Beth EI will he held Fr,asy
mornins. In the temple. with Rabbi
Leo M Franklin. officiating. A class
OF 10 children will be confirmed
Theodore E. Quinby, Detroit ne,vspa-
and publicity agent OF the Ijpper
rehihsuiar Development Co. AMI has
gone to the 500" TO take up his new
Jerry cufnsn, who has q criminaI rec
cha,sa 90 wa. convicted OF the
yuage Connoilys court. Wednesday.
re was remanded 70 the Wayne
county jail for sentence.
The park and boulevard committee OF
me me council Will NO to Belie Isle FRI
gay morning TO inspect the damage
zone by the dock Are and decide
wnat the city 10 to do about repair
Ing IL The board OF estimates cut
OUT an Item Tor repairs to the dock,
Hereafter the flying .auadro. mt police
headquarters Will be I'm charge Of
two detectives. whose assignment to
mat duty Is permanent. Previously
the detectives changed OF each
month. Detectives sullivan and AL
len are the men selected for the
SQUADRON. They will work In 12-hour
shifts.
Michael Baran. M years old. injured
while at work at the American Bridge
4 Iron Works. May 10, died In the
Attaches OF the sanitariuum did not
think IL necessary to notify the cor
oner's office. but Coroner Ro.hacher
learned OF the death and took charge
OF the body.
Augusta Badniak has appealed 60 Judge
her husband. Joseph, n saloonkeeper
at No 21o7 Joseph Campau-ave.,
Hamtramck. declared illegal. She
tined. and that her husband perjured
himself by swearing that he had
been a resident OF the state for two
years
Commissioner Hasrer will submit a
plan 10 the common council 90 relieve
traffic congestion In the new business
center that Is springing up on the
east side OF Woodward. by widening
bfary. by cutting on the grass plot
ts the sidewalk: widening Gratiot-
ave. In front OF the library, and
rounding on various corners.
In the annual meeting Of the First Uni-
was announced that the congregation
had exceeded all previous efforts In
meeting the financial obligations OF
the church and that all Indebtedness
had been practically met New mem
bers elected TO the board OF directors
are Thomas w. Palmer, John M. Bag
ley, frederick II. Holt and DIR. c. @.
Bowles.
Police Commissioner CrouI has prom
ised ". ID. Hovey his hearty co-oper-
alton In the latter's crusade for clean
alleys. Hoyey will next visit the
judges OF the recorders court and
get their views IS to needed changes
In existing ordinances. Then he will
ark the council to pass q strong
for the littering OF alleys with Nth
and rubbish.
Aid. william Hindie In now the proud
namesske OF n street. This thorough
fare runs north from Hoibrook-ave.
near Russell-st. and In default OF a
name OF its own has gone by the So
briquet OF Russell-st. Now IL Is pro-
noted to the grade OF avenue. and
scion elected in the Seventh war; In
many years. The name was confirm
ed by the common council Wednes-
day night.
Mayor thompson says ne tntnks mu-
.nicipal ownership election Will be
possible this fall. under the home
rule amendments permitting piece
meal charter amendments Submis-
sion OF an amendment for municipal
ownership will require three-fourths
vote OF the common council. but the
mayor points to the fact that all the
aldermen placed themselves on rec
ord as favoring the submission OF the
question when they were elected
last fall.
william II. Ward, q civil engineer for
the water commission, has changed
his name to william James Fairburn,
and had the act legalized In the Unit
ed States court In Springfield, y.
Mr. Fairburn, who was adopted oy
his aunt Mrs. Ward. was given her
name and did not know his real fam
lily name until the death OF MIS-.
Ward recently. Because OF diatih-
guished ancestry among the Fair
burns he desired to PeFPetuate the
name and uphold the family tradi~
lions and has gone to infinite trouble
and expense in making the change
In names.
Ellis whitmsn, an anatomical freak
who calls himself "the human rattle
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