The Detroit times., 1911-05-29
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

oration day.
acs~n men were arrested and a auan-
ty cards and poker chips con-
nsSa.eu. when the police raided
day morning
'teve skoruposkf, No. 57s Medbury-.v..
sspSr.sa =" the police that ne was
helu up sunday night at ST. Aubin
ara rerry-aves.. by three men who
'ooN ms 'ie watch away from MIN.
rhe convention of the National Com
uerS OF the Naval and Military
Or9er OF the Spanish A me rican war
ended. Sunday, with a trip for the
1eiesates and their wives on the
Ns'ai heserve vessel, the Don Juan
winneld and Alice Roberts. six and
S,kh. years old, respectively, living I'm
Seennelu township. were injured.
anu Euison-ave.. when the horse they
were driving, took fright at a speed
ing automobile and ran away. The
children We're thrown out OF the rig.
capt. william ,. Laurence, Co. %, First
iAInntry, VI. N. G., Detroit, has re-
un,n turned from Fort Sam Houston. San
weeks with the United States ma
ncuvcr cEmF. He reports that the
soldiers are in good health. and have
pFch nara ever since war
was threatened with Mexico.
Nhvn +. ID. Gilbert, No. 0s5 stanley
ave-, saw his son I'm imminent danger
OF being run down by n Fourteenth
car, sunday, he was so wrought up,
that he fell 10 the pavement in a
dead faint. Father and son got on 4
car at Stanley-ave. nnd the son
walked In front OF a car going In an
opposite direction. The son saved
himself by leaping on the fender OF
n IN nneA L... 49,. L.. -
auto patrol
The agreement between the Zee COM
pnnies and the reamstsrs' union, No.
S16, whereby the teamsters are not
required TO deliver Ice on sunday.
proved real hardship on portion
Brown. president of the Peoples Ice
Co. personally made about dozen
deliveries in emergency cases during
the day. and his superintendent also
made a number He believes the Ice
companis should get together and
agree on some method OF making
Sunday deliveries
Detroit members of the society of Au-
tom"biie Engineers have organized n
lscal branch. T.. II. Birdsall the we'll
known consulting engineer, Is chair
man OF the local chapter. with George
w. Dunham, OF the Chalmers Motor
Co, vice-chairman. and George Hol-
ley, OF the Holley Bros. Manufactur-
ing Co, secretary and treasurer. The
first meeting OF the new organization
will be held Thursday evening. June
S at y. m in the new club house
OF the Detroit Motor Boat club. at
the foot of Altered, Crosse Pointe.
At this first meeting n permanent To-
cation for the Detroit branch VIII be
decided upon and suitable meeting
dates Will be arranged
I'm sentencing Anthony Augustine and
Anthony PiEebinda TO one year aud
eight months, respectively. I'm the De-
troit House OF Correction, on being
convicted or steuftng $2fe worth of
property from the Pere Marquette
railway, Judge Phelan moralized OH
the evils OF gang spirit" lie de-
clared that IL was the custom OF boys
to form themselves into gangs that
usually got them into trouble. Ste
rhen Kievowski was also convicted
with Augustine and Pizebinda. but as
IL was his first offense. he will not
be sentenced IL the court can find
some one to vouch for his good be-
havior I'm future. John Moynahan.
also tried on the same charge. was
acquitted lie had already served
four terms and Judge Phelan said he
would like TO send him up again as
the ringleader Of the gang.