The Detroit times., 1911-01-16
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH. LIVING

hcers. VINO think the Celestiais Were
struggled across the border, The
three are held In the county jail,
pending an investigation.
Helen RusselI, "a years old, a servant
I'm the home OF Richard schreiter,
EIolse, committed suicide. saturday
by drinking carbolic acid. She was
an inmate OF the county house since
oct. last Coroner Rothacher was
Joseph Targash, 81 years old, q PROS
porous cttizen OF Berlin, Ont, IL lost
In Detroit. he became separated
from his son In the Michigan Central
depot. last Thursday. The son, VINO
Is assisting the police In the search,
says his father had only $50 when
he disappeared.
Rosario, ltaiIans, No. $50 Catherine
st, We're arrested. sunday morning,
by Patrclmen Wandrei and oldani.
The Italians were acting In a sus-
picious manner in the rear OF No, 2O7
Forrest east Later, two loaded re-
volvers were found on the premises
Pitcher Ralph Works, of the Detroit
Iigers, addressed the Newsboys, SUM
day night. lie gave the boys lot
OF wholesome advise as TO the course
TO pursue TO become good men ana
good ball players. The musicai pro-
gram was furnished by the GIBSON
Mandolin quintet and the Newsboys
band.
There In discord I'm the Detroit Social
Turnyerein over resolution adopted
last Thursday night. expressing sat
ciaIist party In Milwaukee. Many
members OF the society belong to one
or other of the old parties, and they
declare That 1t should not meoaie
with politics. There We're il votes
against the resolution TO ~ In faVor
of IL.
Despite the burden Of SO years upon hi.
shoulders, the Rev. A. A. Wiiiits, OF
Philadelphia, known far and wide as
Sunshine" Willis, was as clipper
and "sunshiny" as ever when he adj
dressed a large gathering OF men.
DR. Willis il on his last lecturing
tour and hereafter Will appear on
the platform only on special occa-
slons.
John Lancaster, No. 3S2 Euciid-ave.
east, has petitioned the common
council to allow him $500 for the de-
molition of his barn through the
carelessness of city employees. The
barn Is at the junction OF two alleys.
Lancaster claims that city teams, In
turning from one alley into another.
have bumped into corner OF the
barn until they have actually taken
the corner on.
william IL. Beard, No. a Fest, has
gone TO Urbnna, o., TO live with his
mother, whom he had not seen In 70
years. Boards parents were d.
vorced when he was four years old.
His father had told him that his
mother was dead, but his refusal ID
tell where the grave was aroused the
young mans suspicion, and he be-
gan search for her. His mother
has remarked.
Arend A. Van Der weyden, % years
old, was arrested, SATURDAY, ehsrg haired
concern in the Bull block. The po-
lice say he represented that investors
could make big money selling baking
powder Thus far. five persons, rep
rosenting a cash total OF $500, and
ring worth $3.50. have complained TO
the police that they have seen no
baking powder and have had no re-
turns on their cash.
The funeral OF Mrs. Eleanor schuler,
who died, Saturday, I'm the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. w. III. Odgers. No
S6T Townsend Lave, was held Monday
afternoon, interment taking place In
Elmwood cemetery. Mrs. Schiller
was 30 years OF age. and had been a
resident of Detroit since 1870. com
ing here from Germany. Besides her
children she is survived by Il grand.
children, "a great-grandchildren, and
one great great grandchild.
Police Commissioned CrOuI has issued
an order 90 the effect that hereafter
vehicles must be parallel with the
right side OF the curb while standing
in the streets. The rule, however.
places of amusement where traffic
officers are on duty. The new ruling
was made because OF the congested
automobiles and other conveyances
standing at an angle or being backed
or run head-on into the downtown
curbs.
Two special masses were held, sunday
morning, I'm Holy Trinity and st.
Vincent churches, for members OF
the Society of the Holy Name. In
both churches, special sermons re-
were preached. Sunday evening. the
Rev. NJ. i. Stritch, 3. j.. occupying
the pulpit in Holy Trinity, and the
cents. The aim of the members OF
the society Is to discourage profan-
ity and instill respect for the name
Of God
Harry II. Frost, engineer Of the park
and bouIevards department., left thnt
position, Saturday, to go with the
Akron, o., water works. of which
Aid John Lodge s Of Desr9ai IS see
Huribut has appointed in his place
James Murphy, who has been con-
nected with the engineering depart
time. Mr.. Murphy will make the
change, Monday. The appointment Us
subject to the approval OF the civil
service commission.
slides, Prof. A. II. Grifnth, director
OF the Detroit Museum of Art. en-
tertained a large audience, sunday
afternoon, I'm the auditorium of the
stone Park" He showed pictures Of
the famous geysers In action, and
also took his hearers over the entire
district of wonders, showing them
every point OF interest by means of
the stereopticon. Next Sunday he
will tell Of the wonders OF the Grand
Canyon, Of Colorado.
Temple Beth El was Allied SUNDAY
morning when Rabbi Henry Berko-
WITT, OF Philadelphia, occupied the
pulpit. DR.. Berkowitz is chancellor
OF the Jewish Chautauqua, and made
many friends in Detroit when that
body met here last summer. DR.
Berkowitz In his address, Sunday
morning, said that "all education is
defective that reaches only the head
and not the heart" and made a
strong plea for the education of the
young along lines that combines the
ideal with. the practical.
Rep. A. Ward Copley, OF Detroit, II
preparing a hill for introduction I'm
the legislature. requiring the drivers
| OF all carriages, wagons or other We
hicles except automobiles and mo-
| torcycles, which come under a sep-
| arte law, to carry at least one light
during the period from one hour af-
ter sunset TO one hour before sum
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