The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-10
tHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

A burglar used . Jimmy %. the window
home. No. 7s Pingree-ave.. Thursday
night The place was ransacked. but
no valunbies taken.
uarrison Cser, the weiI-ksswn lavsya,
pitai, Thursday. by DIR. Max Ballin.
ported. BY the hospital authorities.
as entirely satisfactory.
Lssusrs Fsrsusharsen, ~ years old,
No. 81 Second-sve., was struck ~
an automobile driven by DR.. Alfred
smith. No. Sc Porter-st; He was
badly cut and bruised~und was taken
home In DR.. Smiths auto.
charles He~e, a Fort Wayne seldier,
was aneS eco, with the eYtio. Of
spending 30 days In the House OF
Correction, Thursday. by River
Rouse Justice. on convietion OF NAY,
Charles Lula, rs years cid, No. 1917
CampheII-ave., was shot twice,
Thursday night. In quarrel at
ASscss M SnS sas b bs5s and
Peter Bunk are held pending an In
vesfigation.
DsrtheIamew KSwaIsiki. living On the
nine-Dsite road, near Woodward
the horses he drove ran away. The
OUTFIT was struck by a Woodward
car Mt Canfield-ave. Kowaiski was
taken to Harper hospital
A straw vote taken In . meeting OF
gan. Thursday night. showed that 81
OF So members present favored the
adoption of Eastern standard time
One. vote was east for Central stan
dard and one for sun time.
Some person carelessIy left open the
door leading into the branch OF the
Michigan Savings bank at RUSSELL
st. and Clay-ave. Thursday night.
cred It at 10 o'clock at nleht. He
notified Cashier George Wiley. No.
40 Piquette-ave., who found that
nothing had been disturbed.
George Crounound, the youth who has
lived In q garret NJ No. sSl Michigan
ave. for the last two years and whose
plight was brought TO light by the
death Of his father. WedL esday. will
be taken. care OF by a sister of the
Hmharstburs esme to n Dstro nHm Thsrs
day. and will take the boy back with
her.
Plans for the proposed branch library
NJ West Grand boulevard and Dix
Andrew Carnegie. whose money, to
the amount OF $4,000. will erect II.
The library commissioners have APP
proved the plans which were drawn
and feel confident they Will meet
with the approval OF I'M. Carnegie.
While Mrs. Thomas Callshan, No. ST
Fourth-ave, was paying a social call
on Mrs. william @. Voss. No. 2O7
Twenty-fourth-s Thursday after
noon. she was suddenly seized with
what her hostess and other callers
supposed to be q fainting fit Before
medical aid arrived she was dead
County Physician Forbes. who exam
ined the body. decided death was due
to natural causes.
Following q lodge of sorrpw held, FRI
day moon, In the Elks' (snple, half
hundred members OF Detroit lodge,
No. 80, b. p. o. E.. took q special car
for Mt Clemens to attend the fJheral
OF the late DR.. George Dufiieid Stew
the lodge. The funeral services were
read by the Rev. >. Forrest Stitt, OF
Mt. Clemens Many Detroiters,
friends and acQuaintances OF the de-
ceased were In attendance at the
obsequies. Interment was In Mt
Clemens.
All charts printed BY the United states
submitted to the United States bur-
eau OF lighthouses In Washington for
4 pose being to MAKE ssrs I'M Al Vshe
charts contain the latest Information
as to changes made In sfds to navi-
the fact that three days after the
new chart of Cleveland harbor was
printed. notification was given Of i'm
portant changes made In lights I'm
the hnrbor. fse
Charles warmbier, fer 60 years n resi-
dent Of Wyandotte, died, Thursday,
in the home OF a SON. from physfcaf