The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The estate OF Joseph Metsger, valued
at SiO5,25s.sD, Wednesday paid si,-
Ob2.59 Inheritance tax
John A. Moran, ~ years old, No. 37a
Hart-ave., disappeared last saturdA ,
night after drawing his wages. Klil
wire has reported the matter 20 the
police.
Judge MandeII, Wednesday, denied a
decree OF divorce az Albert McDan-
iels from his wife, LottIe. 1he plain
tin alleged cruelty and that his wife
had an affinity.
Arthur and Edward Nom were ac-
quilted I'm Judge Hosmer's court ON
Wednesday OF the charge OF enter
ing a boat which had been tied up
on the river front for the winter
Aid. Hindle Wednesday flied notice oi
the reconsideration of the newly
passed cattle ordinance. which pro-
hiblts the driving OF cattle through
the streets between a. IN. and G p.
A fire In q new unoccupied house nj
No: Az Lincoln-aye., Wednesday
midnight, did damage estimated al
81, 200. Combustion of painters sup
plies Is given as the cause OF the
fre.
Alfred II. Tscey was fined x25 FOR
speeding his automobile and sI5 FOR
Potter, in Highland Park, Wednes-
day He also was assessed costs
amounting TO $3.50.
Unrequited love was the cause OF the
suicide OF Mary Alfred, who ended
her life In her home on Alice-ave.,
Hamtramck, last Tuesday The pic
ture OF a young man and a note were
found pinned To her dress
Peter Collier, of Boyne CITY, was
awarded $500 against John IL. Cox
by jury in Judge Donovan's court
Wednesday Collier purchased an
automobile from Cox and alleged
that Cox misrepresented II TO MIN.
Smith, No. 2s3 CIay-ave., wednes-
day night. and after stealing Jew
elry TO the value of 500 set fire
to the place The fire was discover
ed by % policeman and was estin-
guished before IL had done much
damage.
Immigration Inspector Leonard y,
Coyne went 10 Lansing Thursday ia
supreme court. He Is graduate
OF the law department OF Boston
university, class OF 1903. He Will
also be admitted 10 practice In the
federal courts
The village council OF River Rouge
has notified the bankers surety Co..
OF Cleveland. which furnished the
bond for George Oulmann, the for
mer village clerk. that the council
will begin legal proceedings II the
shortage In Oulmann's funds
amounting TO $4l4, Is not paid with
In Ave days
tendance continues To mark the re-
vival services In the Simpson Meth
odist church. led by the Rev Milton
s. Rees. OF Rochester, n. Y, who
has been conducting a campaign for
several weeks past In various
churches, which combined for the
purpose OF union evangelistic meet
ings Thursday evening DIR. Rees
viii speak on the subject, Son. re-
member"
81 Nautical Knot" the tuneful Oper-
etta given n short time ago, I'm Har-
monte hall, Will be repeated In Nit
ter's hall West Warren-ave,, Thurs
day evening, April 27. under the aus
,pfces-of the West Warren Residents
association. The operetta VIII be
produced. under the direction of
Theodore Smith. the parts TO be as
sumed by members OF the Smith
Choral club The piece has num-
Der OF excellent solo and ensemble
numbers with several bright and
spirited choruses. The young people
participating are all amateurs OF
ability whose work In similar enter
tainments in the past has made them
much in demand for such affairs.