The Detroit times., 1911-09-07
WHERE LIFE. rs
WORTH LIVING.

Highland Park eosacIi voted, wednss-
day niEht. 40 pave one block on
John Rest. with asphalt. and or.
dered the hearing on the assessment
rolls TO be held Sept. 70. A hearing
on the proposed paving OF LaBelie-
ave-. viii also be held on sept 20.
A meeting OF the ranking militia Of
Putin Bay. Sunday. Sept. TO- TO ar
range anal details OF plans. IN con-
nscIion with Perry centenary 70 be
held on the Island, IN p isas droirn ni
Charles Y. Clark will attend the
meeting.
Judge Angeli heard argument In the
United states court, "wednesday, ON
a motion 70 set aside an stt s.srI,sis
owned by the Herman n Hetuer
was opposed by M. ID. olds. a Che;
boygan iumberman. Judge Ansen
reserved his decision.
assistant Prosecutor ktipntrick de-
cided to drop the proposed prosecsu.
tion OF Mrs. Frances bealpy VINO
changed her plea Of guilty 10 I Sar
arrest on charging OF Twins wsn
one George Ruston. who has since
been deported to Canada Mrs. rcui-
by has been given her hoerty'
,. howard Renshaw, director and IN
structor OF the continuatios schools
= IN Cincinnati, will address the EN-
pioyers' association. ,& Detroit.
Tuesday evening, Sept. IL. Dust
ness mems supper Will De served =.
6o'clock, In the association rooms IN
the stevens building, or In larger
place. in the event OF large num-
Der indicating intention OF being
present
Mary Ferguson, whose husband, Mickey
CIeeson, A. known 90 the Detroit po-
lice as a crook and thief. has been
sentenced with supposed Russian
prince named ivanoyitch, 70 serve
England. for shoplifting, The De
trolt police say Gleeson has an in-
transitional reputation as criminal,
\ but he has never been arrested In
this city.
Coin, son OF ,. II. Cohn, NO. lbs
winder-st., died In ST. Marys hos
pital, Wednesday Mr.. Cohn Is sur
/ viyed by his father: three brothers.
and Abraha m OF Charlottesville, Ind.
three sisters, Mrs. r. Hurwitz OF
Detroit, Mrs. s. A. Levitt or Mont
real and Mrs. A. II. Missner OF chi.
cago Funeral services will be held
Friday afternoon, at o'clock, with
interment in Beth Diem cemetery.
The police are Investigating the death
OF nm unidentified coiored man, sound
dead In an clubhouse In the rear OF
No. ais Macomb-st., late "Wednesday
afternoon. He arrived at this ad-
dress early In the afternoon. In eom-
pany with a Windsor colored woman,
and failed TO return to the rouse
after asking to be excused for few
minutes DeLaurier, Coroner Bur
CESS clerk decided natural causes
were responsible for the death. but
the police suspect that IL might be
"a case OF foul play. A post -mortein eH-
~ animation will be made.
The first large rally IN the Interests Of
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment will be held Thursday. sept ~,
in a place yet to be selected. Among
the prominent speakers secured by
the Detroit Committee OF 80, Tor the
rally, will be the Rev. Isaac Lansing,
White Plains, N. Y: Fred 5. Smith.
the well-known Y. M g a. inen
New York. a noted boys worker.
Preliminary rallies will be held sun
\ day, Sept IT. in Bay City, saginaw,
4 Ypsilanti and Pontiac: sunday, sept.
"a. the objects of the Forward Move
ment will be presented from fne pui-
pits OF Detroit churches
Ala. John Lodge has called q meeting
Of the council committee ON city nnd
charter legislation. OF which he Is
chairman. for IL o'clock, Friday
ownership charter amendment In
troduced by Aid. Gilman The prob
abilities are that the amendment will
be reported out in the near future.
amendment must lie on the table 80
DAYS before being submitted to the
people. Aid. Gilman says he Will
oppose any attempt TO summit any
other charter amendments at the
same time on the ground that so
many amendments would confuse the
voters.
The Eastern Star Benevolent associa-
tion, the insurance auxiliary 10 the
Order OF the Star OF Bethlehem,
closed it's annual session. on We'd
nesday evening. with the election OF
the following officers: President.
Chas IT.. Renner, Wyandtte: first
Grand Rapids; second vice president
Mrs. Ida n. Lewis. Coldwater; secre-
tary, Miss M r.. Grove, Detroit;
4 treasurer. Frank C. Reichlin. Detroit:
medical director. DR.. r. r, Gustin.
Detroit: auditors James Bridgemnn,
Mrs. Carrie Gibson and Walter Rob-
ison. all of Detroit; past president.
John Piimmer windsor, Ont
Luck certainly plays nm Important part
In the lives Of some people, and a
member of the crew of the steamer
SteinbrenDer Is one OF them. Two
he Was pnss Eos a iSeT from a thS
steamer TO Capt John Flaherty. OF
the mail boat G. r. Bieiman, Jr., I'm
the dark. but he didn't lose tnem.
thanks to the efforts OF Capt. Fla
hefty The latter, with rare pres
ence OF mind threw some slips of
white paper in the water as soon as
the currency hit the stream and then
whipped his launch around TO head
of the floating paper. He figured
that the bills would float close to
!, the white paper he turned loose. and
n in his deduction he was correct He
picked up the money with the pieces
of paper. The bills were TO be sent
TO a sister OF the owner. and Capt
Flakerty carried out instructions,
Just as II nothing had happened to
the ten spots. The sender has not
yet learned that the bills werc re.