The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-18
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Charles Ludcrman, "a years old. re-
the Detroit police as missing He
was last seen at Gratiot-ave and
Chene-st.. Tuesday night He had
been visiting In the home OF Charles
Schumacher NO. 2l3 Hendricks-st
Edward Bulieriick was granted m d.
torre from his wife, sarah, by Judge
Mahdel!, Wedne Sday afternoon on
the ground OF habitual drunkenness
~ me mother shows that she can
they VIII be awarded TO her.
Friend. OF Allan II. Frazer. vho.. ...-
didncy Tor mayor In 1912 WINS men-
toned In The Times several DAYS ago.
nave set To work TO form a big Fra :
Lsr cruz 10 work for his nomination.
five thousand cards have been sent
OUT 10 prominent Republicans, and
many encouraging responses have
Deen received stewart Griswold
nj rIa1eT law partner. Is In charge
OF the active work or organization
Ala. John Thompson Z. aot pleased
Win the feature OF the Knapp mar
ket ordinance which allows stalls In
inc markets TO DE given TO the first
corners lie says that this Will re-
suit In the grabbing OF the fayorite
stalls by. the big gardeners. and an
eHort 10 control prices His plan
would De TO have the stalls distribut.
ed ny lot, so that the little garden
the big ones
Joseph RivRrd, n year. old. a. nns
arrest I'm the central police station an
charge OF impersonatinp an ofdcar
Ills speciality Is impersonating truart
ofncers and when several young We
men appealed To the police because
RlVard was bounding them and dog
ging their footsteps. officers We're
aetalled TO watch him. The girl COM
plainants declare Rivard insisted to
them he was "a truant officer detailed
To watch their movements
Hearing ON the petition 10 appoint n
guardian for Mrs. Isabella Patton will
DE resumed Friday afternoon before
Jaw OF the $4,000 estate left by
Mrs: I Il, Rayl TO her sister, Mrs
Christine Wallace. and her children
others sisters and brothers pettin.
practically nothing. Those not pro-
vided for In the Will wish Mrs Patton
declared mentally incompetent no the
VIII may be contested. Mrs. Wallace
on wednesday testified that she be-
neVes her mother mentally sound
The annual convention OF the Degree
OF Honor, In Michigan. which IL be-
Ing held In Degree OF Honor hail.
TWelft HIST and Grand River-nve..
installation OF the officers elected
Wednesday The question OF insur-
ance rates Is being discussed today
The election resulted as follows
Blasius, OF Lansing; grand lady Of
honor. Lottie b Whipple. OF Battle
Creek; grand chief OF ceremonies
Mrs. Jennie NJ Henry. Detroit; grand
recorder. Anna Touhey, Detroit: re-
elected; grand receiver. Luella Web
ster. Bedding. reelected.
The different companies OF the Detroit
Light Infantry are now busiiv en-
gagged In the work OF removing their
equipment from their quarters on
Congress-st. east TO the Light juard
armory Brush and Larned- SITS. In
consequence OF the recent decision
OF both organizations to amalgamate
Co. r. second battalion. First Imam
try. commanded by Capt j. Gordon
Rankin. Is already installed in It's
new home and the other companies
expect 10 be moved within 10 days.
Troop H. NJ ~ G., OF which Capt.
Heinrich Pickert is commander Will
remain In the Light Infantry build
Ing
An appeal has been made 10 the coun-
ell by Attorney John II. Dohrman
that the city reimburse the family OF
Morris Levine. seven years old. who
was killed by city garbage wagon
last November. near the Bishop
school. for money spent for the flu
neral. The school Is not provided
with a playground. and the children
are compelled tos play In the streets.
While the boy was playing there
last fall he was run over and killed.
The boy has eight brothers and sis-
tiers. only two OF whom are old
enough to work and the father has
been bed-ridden with tuberculosis
for two years Mr.. Dohrman say3.
There IN every Indication that the avia-
ton meet 10 be held In Detroit from
June 29 to July will be a success
David l.. Herman. chairman OF the
executive committee In charge OF
the plans, has received assurances
from II l.. Connell, president OF the
Aeronautical Society OF the Univer-
sity OF Michigan. that the club viii
attend the meet In a body, June 80,
and bring a large representation Of
students with them. Invitations kave
been extended to numerous other coll
leges both in and outside the state.
Mr. Herman and j. d. Goldie. Of New
York, a member OF the Aero Club OF
America. Joined the Wholesalers and
Manufacturers on their return trio TO
Detroit from an excursion into the
country, Wednesday, and managed
to stir UP considerable interest in
the forthcoming meet. Trials VIII
be made for altitude. endurance and
passenger carrying capacity A com
mittee OF Ypsilanti business men Is
trying to raise n purse OF $4,000 TO
offer for a flight from Detroit TO
Ypsilanti and return, during the
meet.