The Detroit times., 1911-02-13
WHERE LIFE is
4, WORTH LIVING

Memorial services In characterization
Of Frederick Depgisss viii he held
Monday evening In the lroquois CLUB
when q program OF music and ad-
dresses by prominent citizens will be
given.
Clarence snow and Eleanor Kapier, a
w seTsA married d in the centrai police
station Saturday night. They skip
ped from the university town TO es-
cape their friends.
David g. Mscf<eazic, principal of the
in his home, No. sci Cass-aye., and
his friends fear he Is In danger OF
suffering a recurrence OF the nervous
breakdown with which lie was
stricken a year or 30 ago
n. ". ChiIson, secretary OF the Micki-
"a, gan senate, has been appointed pub
licity agent or the Michigan state
Agricultural society. Al one time Mr..
Chilson was secretary of the Lam
sing Business Mems association. He
Is a former newspaper man.
A modern s1Oo,0O0 sand seow n Ia he
built for the &. Ia. Little Co.. which
er line on the great lakes. and prob
:, ably In the world. She will be ZIG
feet long. with capacity OF 1000
cubic feet. Electric lights will en-
able the crew 10 work at night as
well as In the day time.
Because az the recent unpieasantness
In the rooms OF the Detroit rhestri-
cal club Commissioner croul has
placed the institution under police
surveillance. A guard was placed nj
the entrance TO their rooms on Mich,
y, igan-ave.. Saturday midnight and
-. will be maintained until 6 O'clock
Tuesday morning.
Hardy Whitlock, former treasurer at
vermilion county, M, who Was arr
that county returned 81 counts
against him, was taken back TO IL
linois, Saturday. Whitlock told Sher-
IN Sheperd that he was quite willing
to return. as he had nothing to fear.
The Detroit Pigeon club met In the
home of the president, William J..
~. Baumgartner No. 342 Howard-st,
Saturday night. and made plans for
Reports showed that all prize winners
at the recent pigeon exhibition, In the
Light Guard armory. I'm connection
with the poultry show. were paid in
George Zimmerman, aged 10, manager
of the II. }. Csulkins Dental MANN
featuring Co, died Saturday In his
home, No sS4 Medium ave, after an
illness of several months. Death was
cause1 by heart disease. He was
well known In German social circles.
and was very popular He Is sur
The funeral will be held from the
|. residence Tuesday afternoon.
Pafroimsn otto Wandrei shot James
Augustine, m Italian living nj No.
e47 Riopelle-st., through the right
leg, Sunday night. when the man at
tempted to run away from him. wan
drei saw Augustine and another
Italian at Gratiot-aye. and Rivard-
st They were acting suspiciously
and when the officer approached they
|. ran In opposite directions. Wapdrei
took after Augustine and when he
refused to stop at the ofncers COM
mand. Wandrei fired.
Following q short Illness, Miss Kath-
airline II. Collins. daughter OF the late
John Collins died Sunday in the fam
lily home, No 81 Willis-ave. west.
Miss Collins was born in Detroit and
II survived by the following brothers
and sisters: C. r. and Joseph 4. Col
Inns. of the Wayne County Savings
bank; Edward H.. Mrs NJ. Brady and
Miss A. C. Collins Funeral services
will be held in S. Peter and Pauis
cathedral. Tuesday morning. at $3.50
o'clock. with interment in Mt Elliott.
Burglars have been having q busy SEES
sion I'm the north end. q series Of rob
berries being reported to the police
Sunday. Among the homes entered
was that OF Edward +. Rush. No, 80
Ferry-ave. east. Mr.. Rush and his
family are In California. The house
|, was ransacked from cellar to garrett,
will amount TO several hundred dol
lars George j. Gnau, No. So Gar
field-ave.. reported to the police that
thieves entered his place through q
of Jewelry.
Edward Engeiman, . weii-knewn Ger
= man resident, died sunday I'm the
family home. No. BIS Alfred st. from
born In Baden. Germany. SO years
ago, and came TO Detroit when six
yeats OF age. For years he was en-
ployed as carpenter by the Michi-
gan Car Co. Besides Mrs Engelmar
the following children survive: Mrs.
Joseph Miller and Mrs. Louis Wolf
slayer, of Toledo; Alfonso, Edward,
Benjamin and Miss Title Engelman.
Funeral services will be held In st.
Joseph's Roman Catholic church on
"Wednesday morning.
DR.. Prince A. Morrow, OF New York.
one OF the most widely-known mem-
bers OF the medical profession In
America. will come TO Detroit, to adj
u. dress the Detroit Society for Sex
ea ne building MSgns So * Hsh
ct. east. Thursday evening, Feb. l6.
DIR. Morrow has had large and prac-
tical experience In the subjects In
which this society Is concerned. and
| Is said to be an able and forcefu,
| speaker. An informal dinner Will be
| given by the society and members of
ID the medical profession In honor or
| Dr. Morrow, preceding the lecture
The latter will be free to the adult
| public.
Senator william Alden Smith, during
on D6 his w sSDi back to Wsshinston. " es
pressed the opinion that the postof-
| fice department In going crazy OF
economy The department, he de-
r clares, should not economize at tho
| cost OF human initiative. There IS
| Justice, he says, in the claims OF the
railway clerks that the department
is requiring of them more than Is
| reasonable and more than Is required
| by law. Unless something Is doEs,
because OF this unrest in the rail-
way postofhce division, the depart
\ ment Is going to face crisis that
may mean more than most people
think at this time" the senator add
ed
cit II necessary for someone to act Inn
nsediately n hesithfui living condi-
lions are to be preserved I'm Detroit.
the Rev Luther Lovejoy told "A large
audience in the First Unitarian
church, Sunday. evening. in the
course OF an address on The hous-
ing problem in Detroit" Mr.. Lovejoy
II secretary of the housing commits
sion recently formed in this city
and has been giving all his time the
II past few months TO studying condi-
tions In the poorer quarters of De-
troit while Detroit Is far better
than most large cities. still. condi-
tions here need remedyfhg. and
quickly, to keep pace with the rapid
increase in population" said Mr..
LoveJoy
william, Joseph and John kunGei,
brothers, who for years have given
. the sheriff and officers of Spring
wells where they live. all kinds ot
trouble, were arrested by Deputy