The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20

and afterward practiced In Owosso'
Ypsilanti and Detroit. While In De,
troit he served as city physician ana
member OF the board of health. he
left Detroit 20 years ago and prac-
ticed in Galveston. Tex. for ls years
going 10 Corpus Christi year ago,
The following children survive fa9i
r. and Mary T.. Leach and Mrs A L.
Bunton, OF Detroit.
Probate Judge Durfee has called the
secretary of states attention 10
defect in the form OF PROPOSED
amendment which Is TO be submitted
10 the voters OF the entire state in
the April election. that would invaii-
date the ballot. in his opinion. Inc
amendment relates TO the apportlon .
ment OF primary school. lnterest
money The constitution requires
that all amendments be printed IN
full on the ballots, but secretary OF
state Martindale made no provision
for that
. township, Essex county, ontnrlo'
formerly Miss Celia Reaume, OF Am
herstburg. says that she has peen
cured OF cancer rs result OF attend :
ing the present novena at ste. Ann
church, Detroit The Rev. fr.
Renaud. pastor OF the church eA-
plains that az the relics OF ste. Ann
were applied to the afflicted portion
of Mrs. Bondy's body the severe pain
from which she suffered left her ana
has not returned. The novena was
scheduled TO close Tuesday, the ninth
Tuesday on which devotions nave
been held since Jan. "a. but FIR.
Renaud Will observe an additional
Tuesday, 10 accommodate those who
missed the opening exercises
The label trades department of the De-
troit Federation Of Labor Will hold
a big mass meeting in the Light
Guard armory next sunday AFTER
principal speaker will lie Clarence s.
barrow, OF Chicago. who Will speak
on "sumptuary laws" Mr.. barrow
is an attorney and recognized au-
thority on organized labor questions.
He comes to Detroit Offering his SER
vices without compensation save eX-
penses. as Is his custom in making
labor speeches. An added attraction
will be music Furnished by Whitelys
band of Toledo.
When sunday school teachers entered
the First Polish Congregational
church. Hancock and Joseph Cam
pau-aves. saturday afternoon. to
prepare the Sunday school room for
Easter services, they found that an
attempt had been made during the
week to burn the church The blaze
was started near the pulpit, but was
smothered or died out before much
damage was done. The floor and
woodwork about the pulpit We're
saturated with kerosene. Part OF the
carpet on the platform was burned.
and the incendlary had cut piece
from the carpet In the basement and
placed IL over the burned section. III
is thought that the fire occurred last
Wednesday night. as neighbors no.
tlced the church window curtains
drawn at that time.
Donald Gregory, 10 years old, OF
Michigan Ci-y, Ind. had close call
for his life on Belle Isle, Saturday
afternoon. when he was experiment
ing with n flying machine. When
100 feet in the afr he attempted to
glide to earth. Instead or gliding,
the machine started TO turn a somer-
saut but almost righted itself be-
fore reaching the ground. Friends
of Gregory, who were watching his
experiments. expected TO pick him
up dead. but found he had escaped
with slight injuries. The machine
was badly damaged Young Gregory
said he would make another flight as
soon rs tho machine can be repaired
Gregory came to Detroit a couple OF
weeks ago TO nave the engine in
stalled In mis- machine. He made n
brief hight just prior TO the acct
dent, but stuck close to the ground
and met with no mishap.