The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-08-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Temperatures nj Belle Isle bath house
NJ y n nz-t Air. T1g water -
The nyinE sauadron was called out
twice FRIDAY night 90 disperse q
crowd OF Socialists who gathered on
were taken 10 the Hunt-st station.
but were released later.
Friends OF former state senator John
N. Anhut have settled with Charles
Wohlfeil. the furniture dealer. VINO
charged Anhut with appropriatlng
some funds entrusted 10 him, and
the complaint has been withdrawn.
selma Freeman, a Negro, was arrested
Friday night by Detectives stenton
AMI Dowd for the Cincinnati police.
He Is wanted there on murder
charge.
Resolutions OF sympathy and eondoi-
board OF education and viii be sent
TO the family OF the late Mrs. Ia
chael M. Goldberg. mother OF Hiram
z. Goldberg. school inspector or the
Twelfth ward.
Deputy state Factory Inspector ,. w.
smith says that he nnd his assistants
have turned over 1000 children out
OF factories since they took hold
here, July 9, because the children
could not show working papers. This
would tend TO indicate that the child
labor law had not been very care
fully enforced In Detroit previously.
J. Henry smythe, Dr., president OF the
National Republican College, league,
and who Is widely known In Republi-
can circles as the "megapbone man
or the q. o. II. for having led the
cheering at various national conven-
tions, Is In Detroit to arouse interest
In the 1912 campaign. He has COM
mission from the Republican national
committee 10 assist In organizing
college men for the campaign.
Russell A. and Fred VI. Alger left, Sat-
urday, for n several weeks visit In
the east thus putting a stop TO
amateur aviation activities In De-
trolt for time. Aviator Frank
Russell Alger. left Friday. but will
return In about a month to continue
his instruction.
Injunction proceedings are threatened
by residents Of McDougnll-ave., be-
tween Forest and Gratiot-avcs., TO
restrain the water board from laying
a new main In the space between the
curb and their sidewalks instead OF
in the street. They have protested to
the water board In vain against the
DETACHMENT OF their grass plots. The
department takes the position that
IL Is none OF the residents business.
Roscoe -Banker, ndvertising writer
with the Cninpbell-Ewnld Co., IL the
winner OF the 500 prize ofered by
the American Printing Co. some time
the best house organ or monthly
advertising booklet for the concern.
The series has been running for
nearly two years. different con-
testant getting out the house or
gan" each month. Mr.. Banker
scored IL points higher than the
nearest competitor. The prize was
presented to him at a little dinner
In the Detroit Motor Boat club. Fri
day evening.
Floyd w. Robson, OF Detroit, former
~ connected with the department. OF
agriculture, who has been I'm WASH
inyton the past week laying before
the proper authorities the facts In
tho case concerning his recent sum-
mary dismissal from the service by
Secretary Wilson. returned TO his
home In this city Friday. Mr.. Rob-
ison says he believes that the result
OF the investigation being made by
the house committee on expenditures
OF the agricultural department. will
be his reinstatement In the service.
II wish to have n clear record. and
as long az 1 am reinstated DO not
care whether the secretary Of agTt-
culture ever gives me another days
work to do. Mr., Robson declares.