The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-08
WHERE LIFE is 4
WORTH LIVING

The Republics com mittee OF the Third
ward will meet Thursday evening In
Edward Einfeldts place, No, 2ss
Oakland ave.
Herbert X. Cakes has severed his con-
nection with the law firm OF shaw,
Warren, Cady & Cakes for the pur-
management OF number OF steam
ship companies with which ne Is
connected.
A verdict OF $500 was awarded Mrs.
Rose F'roptiera against Gaetnuo
Manra, by jury In Judge >Rohnert' 5
court on Tuesday afternoon. Snc
alleged that Mamma had thrown her
against wall In his store. inter-
naily injuring her. She asked slo.-
900 damages.
In . quarrel In their apartments ON the
second floor Of No. 315 Michigan-ave.,
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Minnie Ia
berroth was knocked through win
Boyd was arrested by the dying
squadron and the woman was taken
to st. Mary's hospital.
Vernon T.. Butler, 10 years old, who
ran away from his parents 10 live
with Mrs. Frances Coleman. of High
land Park, with whom he had pre-
vionsly lived for eight years. must
return to his parents according TO
the order issued by Judge Hubert,
Tuesday afternoon.
Patrolmsn William ID. McAlonan, who
wss shot by Louis krause, the bur-
Eiar, on Secondary. shortly before
police station. He Is unable 10 ~e-
sumo his station with the flying
squadron and has been detailed TO
the sanitary squad
Two daylight robberies occurred ON
second-aye., near Msgg-st., Tuesday
afternoon Miss X. Heller, No 498
Second-ave,, reported that her house
jewels stolen. chas Palmer's apart
ments at No. 4s7 Second-avc., were
entered and jewelry valued at $50
taken
late James McCaul, many years ago
connected with the firm OF Alger.
Smith a. Co, died Tuesday in her
home, No, ls2 canfeld-aye west. fol;
lowing a brief illness. Mrs, McCaul
il survived by two daughters. Mre.
Eva NJ. Price and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Armstrong. Jr., of Chicago.
being held In the following churches
this week: Bethany Presbyterian,
Campbell-ave. NJ f.. and the Wood
ward-a n Christian = mum number ei, 81
these churches. and those in charge
feel they have every reason TO be
hopeful as to the result OF their la
bors.
An appeal TO have n guardian appoint
ed for Mrs. Elisabeth Hacker, 81
years old. which was filed against
her by her daughter, Mrs. Pauline
Hulbert's court. Tuesday afternoon.
The daughter, through her attorney,
Louis IL. Wolfe, attempted to show
that her mother he'd contracted bad
property amounting to about $4,000
A homing pigeon, sick and exhausted,
new into the pigeon coop Of Edward
Loveley. No. 126 Cameron ST.. sarnia,
Ont, Monday, and Mr.. Loveley. be-
lieving that the bird Is owned IN
Detroit, wishes TO make the fact
known that he is caring for It,. A leg
B. No. Is,ss5.isio" and the bird also
bears the racing stamp OF a club
secretary upon its wing. Mr.. Loveley
will gladly forward the pigeon to
Its owner upon application.
TIE FIRST of q series Of addresses 10
the Detroit school children ON the
care of teeth Will be given in the
Aiger school Wednesday evening by
DIR. Samuel straith. The lectures are
to be given by members OF the De-
troit Dental society, under the aus
pices OF the board OF education. DR..
O. G. Bowles will be the speaker in
the Capron school Thursday night.
In addition to the addresses, free
clinic is being held in Grace hospi-
tai for the instruction OF school chill
dren In regard to the care OF their
teeth.
ste. Anne's Roman Catholic church was
crowded all day Tuesday for the
novena , NOV Dein ,he r ne acon ,n
tion OF relics of the saint after whom
the church Is named. The maimed.
the sick and the blind visited the
church, Tuesday. and crowded to the
altar rails to touch the blessed rel
fcs In the hope that they might be
relieved or cured OF their Ills The
Rev. FIR Remand. pastor OF the
church, says that he does not know
positively OF any miraculous cures
effected SO far in the novena.
Friends Of Daniel Corby, ~ years old,
who died In Sc. Mary's hospital last
Friday as a result OF fall on his
farm, Harper road, near the Creek
road Gratiot township, called at
Maney's morgue. Tuesday and took
charge of the body. David Trombley,
one OF the friends. was indignant
that the body should have gone TO
the morgue. He said he left word
in the hospital to be advised in the.
event of Corby's death. The advice
was not given him. he maintains and
he heard OF the presence OF the body
in the morgue only by chance.
The Adcrsft club will give the second
program In the series "seilfng and
distribution" Thursday evening, in
the club rooms, when the sub-topic.
"Co-operation with middlemen.' viii
be discussed as follows; The Job-
bers' place In the economy of dtstri-
button" Frederick Stockwell. vice
president Edison. Moore q CO.; THE
goods" y II. HIATT, district manager
Acme White Lead 4 Color works;
premature general publicity" r. w.