The Detroit times., 1911-01-05
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The North End Taft club will give "a
luncheon mud smoker In American
Eagle temple. Bethune-ave anu
Brush-st,, Thursday evening. Jan. Is
At o'clock.
man car Thursday morning, Laura
Bauer, No 522 Twenty eig hth ST, 1s-
capped comparatively unlnJured. she
Is In Red Cross hospital.
As the result of being run over by "a
wagon Nov. 10 last, Marion JeweH,
IL years old, OF Orin, Mich, died In
Harper hospital "Wednesday; HIS
head was injured In the accident
The IRE communication has requested Corr
'pOrattOn Counsel Haliy Ia appeal to
the supreme court the case inVoiN-
ing the establishment OF "A fire lad
der house on Iiurlbut ave, near kCr-
cheval-ave., which the residents or
the district have opposed, and which
was restrained by Judge Murphy. re-
Gently,
Pastors of the south Michiga0 and
East Michigan conferences of the
Evangelical Lutheran churches
synod OF Missouri met Wednes day
the former In Concordia church. Del
ray, and the latter in Bethel church,
Detroit. The meetings were purely
those OF consultation and discussion
among the pastors on questions or
biblical Interpretation.
All records were broken by the local
pOstOface In 1910. Postmaster War
renS report on the years business
just given out shows that the total
receipts for the year. from the sale
OF stamps and Tor postage rates al, on
Il, as against 81, ss4Os22s in 1903
Every month showed gain the av-
erage increase being S2OS0126
Mental arrangement resulting from nm
operation last summer caused 10
seph White, 30 years old. TO commit
suicide Wednesday by shooting him
self through the heart in a room in
the City Hotel. Brush and Atwater
SITS. His brother came from Howell
Mich, To search for White. WcdncS-
day. When he came TO police head
quarters he was told White was
Frank Burns, no home. a cripple with
but one leg, was found unconscious
AZ Monroe-ave and Brush-st,. late
Wednesday. He had fallen To tho
street from exhaustion and exposure
to the bitter cold. He was brought
TO central station and il was found
that his one foot was badly frozen.
lie was given lodging for the night.
and Thursday morning arrangements
were made to send him TO the county
house
Following four days illness from
pneumonia. Miss Elizabeth Clarity
died Wednesday in Harper hospital
Miss Clarity was well-knoWn To
many Detroit families 10 whom she
hdd bee n visiting dressma ker for
nearly 70 years Funeral services
ter. Mrs. Nicholas Carroll No las
Avery ave. Saturday morning. and
later from st Leo's church Inter-
ment will be in Mt Elliott.
The Rt. Rev. Charles PaImerston An
drrson, Protestant Episcopal bishop
OF Chicago, viii be- the speaker for
the Opening Of the interdenomina-
tional cvangelistic services in De-
troit during Lent. the bishop 10
speak in the Light Guard armorv
Shrove Tuesday evening, Feb. 2S
and continuing, as sneaker. at the
nOOndlE
era house for the remainder OF the
week Each church joining in the
general movement will hold special
PRAYER services in their own church
es In the evenings and on SUNDAYS
during Lent, but all Will join in the
MONDAY. services I'm the opera house
usual
Irving Henry Taylor, aged 81, manager
of Frederick stearns A Co.'S Cana
dian branch in Windsor. is dead in
troit. Death followed an Illness OF
two weeks. which started from Sc
we're cold. Nh: Taylor was connected
with Frederick StcarnS Co since
1881. and &c years ago established
the first important pharmaceutical
6,y Widow Canada ana I'VE
Ethel L., harrington, Irving. Jr..
Douglas and Norman lie was II
member Of the windsor Knights
the Fellowcraft and the Golf clubs
Of Detroit. The funeral which Will
be private; Will he held from the
residence Friday afternoon. Inter
ment will be in Woodlawn.
Lincoln J. Carter. known to every
patron Of meiodrsmn. and Lou
|, Houseman.a former prize fight man
aver and promoter. are in Detroit for
the purpose OF securing site for the
establishment OF a large factory for
the making OF motion picture MINIS
These men claim To have unlimited
backing and viii operate as indie
pendents' to buck the so-called "hlm
trust. Detroit was selected be-
cause of it's splendid scenic advan
tages. its water front and clear air
said Mr.. Houseman. We plan to take
pictures OF water events and do
much out lin -the-open work. for
which this city is admirably suited
a company OF actors will be main
tanned for the work and in some in
stances the big stars and their pro-
ductions will be brought TO Detroit
that the motion picture camera may
secure a faithful reproduction Of the
play and players We are in Detroit
|. 10 look over sites for the factory.
DIR. James X. Green. for over n half
century representative of the Amerl-
can mission board in TurkeA gave
an address, "Wednesday evcnHy,. IN
the First Congregational churxh n
which he declared that in ChrfWfan-
ity lay the hope OF the stability Of
the new government In Turkey, COM
monty called the Young Turks ="
The young Turks mean well. but
they are too few in numbers-aSout
90 per cent OF the entire population
OF the empire" said DIR. Green MA
and no government can stand un-
less 1t is Mahommedan. The Young
Turks are composed of members Of
three European army corps. many Of
whom are Of ancient Christian line
age To hold power they must con-