The Detroit times., 1911-04-03
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Mrs. Any La Gross, ~ years old, No.
ioe Thtrd-st- swallowed bichloride
OF mercury tablets by mistake. March
az. and died from the effects Sun
day Ina St Mary's hospital.
A check fer $4,000 for the Detroit Tu-
bereuiosts sanatorfum Was received
saturday by Miss Maude Van SICKLE,
secretary OF the board OF trustees.
The donors name In not known.
James Wilson, ~ years old, collector
ported missing since last Thursday.
His wife says he was accustomed TO
carry large suns OF money and she
Tears ne has met with foul play.
Herbert l.. Conneli, president OF the
Aeronautieai society of the Uniyer-
sity OF Michigan, will give lecture
on AeronauIics Monday evening,
&C. A. All Interested in this sub
Ject are invited.
The youth who was struck by y eross-
town car nj Forest-ave. and hivard-
St, Saturday night, has been idenu-
ned S,r as Joseph Sieniee 10 Years old d.
Kings hospital and the surgeons
there say his recovery Is doubtful.
The MeMurdo brothers, OF New York,
will begin n revival campaign Mon
day evening, In Salem hall. to CON
tinue every evening this week with
the exception OF saturday, on the
general theme. 9TH gospel--lts ori-
gin. purpose, price. effect anu com
pletion."
have passed away during the pnst
year were held Sunday afternoon by
Wayne assembly, No l, order OF the
Amaranth, In Turner hall The Rev.
Lee s. McColiester was chaplain AMI
addresses were made by Judge Al
fred J. Murphy and Mayor William
Il. Thompson Harold Jarvis sans.
Mrs.. Louisa Lowne, who died, Friday,
In the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Eliza J. Burt. No. sos Ferdnand-st..
was buried. Monday, in Roseland
although born In Rochester. n. y,
had lived all her life In Michigan.
The Rev. Walter +. Cooley. OF the
MiIitary-ave. Presbyterian church,
ofhciated at the services.
Fuserni services were held, Monday.
for the iate Frederick Liable, y we'll
known German resident. I'm the home
Of her daugnter' Mrs: zs Sharles Me Mr
Liable was born In Germany Sc years
ago. and had lived In Detroit up
wards or 40 years. Mrs. huelen-
hager and four grandchildren are the
only surviving relatives.
The decision OF the supreme court FRI
day reversing that OF the circuit
court in the case OF sturgeon X co.
VS.. Grace Van Studdiford. reopens
the matter. The suit was brought
last May against the actress 70 Ie-
cover 1928 for jewelry bought Tor
Studdiford, but the circuit court de-
cided there was no cause for action
A weli-pleased audience gave mucL
applause TO the First inInntry band
under Bandmaster william boos
sunday afternoon, In the Light Guard
armory. when the band made It's
first concert appearance. program
OF classic and popular music was
well played and the musicians were
given a rousing reception. r. *. Nc
Grath, tenor, and Charles EdWards,
cornetist, were the soloists.
Following the custom OF yenrs OF his
late father, August Mar xhausen, ST.,
the employees or the Abend-Post were
the guests OF August Marxhausen,
Saturday evening. IL was the GUS
tom of the late Mr.. Marxhausen to
give the banquet on his birthday and
to present each employe With new
$50 bill His son followed out his
fathers habits, and will continue TO
do SO.
job. n. Todenbier has severed his
connection with the Peoples state
Savings bank, with which he had
been associated for 3s years, to be-
come secretary Of Detroit lodge. NO
been a member of the lodge for nine
years and for long time past mas
been its treasurer. Saturday after
noon fellow employees In the 9a arr
gave MIR. Todenbier little send-oH
including the presentation or purse
OF gold.
The board OF trustees OF the Industrf.i
school and Free kindergarten In
planning a spring campaign 10 Sc
cure S35, 900 with which 10 erect a
new building for the work OF the
settlement on Fourth ST., near Michi-
gan-aye Mrs De Witt II. Taylor Is
PRESIDENT of the board. and the Tues
day Musicale, OF which she has long
been an active member and worker.
will give a concert In the Church or
our Father Tuesday evening. April
%, In aid OF the project.
The funeral Of r. &c. Higgins, who died
Saturday I'm his home, No. 20 Horton
ave, will be held Tuesday afternoon,
in the home. The BODY Will be taken
TO Elyria, o., for interment Mr..
Higgins was q traveller for the Ar
mour company OF Chicago, In whose