The Detroit times., 1912-01-16
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WORTH LIVING
The FeIIowcraft club will hold It's an
nuaI business meeting n"" e"'""
OF officers Tuesday night
The Third Ward Republican eonInI,.ee commute :
will held "a meeting ON ihursans
evening. Jan. rs. at j. a Aoherni"n .
2s5 Gratiot-uve
Attorney Michael Lehman, VINO ms
been seriously an. since J"nu's II
a. on the. road 20 recovery anu VIII
be able 10 visit his office soon
state senator James u. Lee aud VII
liam r. Dust VIII be w ThousiIt
church. at AZ Winder-st, tohlshI
M N M, and will speak, the Tor
mer for, and the latter against 'he
Thompson -IIutchins franchise.
p~,,,a.,.v The fntaI accident 90 Mrs.
elisabeth Mogk. at Riopeiie-st. anu
CTaIiot-aye Monday morning.
new traffic officer was stationed( AT
that busy corner iT,ntlsi
PatroIman Fred Ryn. OF tuht-st.
station was selected for the duty
Same neat burglar broke into the
npartment Of Mrs. II. VI. McDnde. IN
the Forest apartments forest an auu
Second-aves.. sometime Monday aly
ternoon. by "jimmying' the 'front.'
door with a case knife and stole n
silver toilet set from Mrs. Mclpade
dresser. The set was valued at Si-'
Coroner Rothacher L. investiEatInE ,hs
death OF three-year-old hny ymonn
Rlyest, son OF James liivest, OF NO
SAT Champlain-st. Death Is neIettSa a
10 have been caused by ptonlalit.o
poisoning. DIT, James n nnabie to
tended the chlld' put was
save his life
The members OF the orthodox eresS s,
church, No. 50 Broadway. opsernso
the New Year, according 10 w ~"
corrected Julian ca,en1sald in nnafaeld hali
Monday night The proceeds VIII 70
towards the erection OF q
church, Nos. l34-l36 Macomp-st'
Mia. ida ". KOppIe, one OF the moss .s.
.rowIuent charity-wOrkers IN ~.
nnd organizer OF the Fresh AIT
2 '.ncIe,v whose death occurred sun
5ev was buried Tuesday afternooh'
the services being pfsioate ose She leaves
one sister. Mrs. j. MAJ r. yan. ar
thrae brothers, Jefferson, eugene
and Gus. ,
Out OF respect 60 the late Ms" -
Marr. secretary of the board OF euu
atIon whose funeral took place,
Tuesday afternoon. the public schoolS
were closed and lass on all scnooi @
buildings placed a. ,tinp HItp ''npS and sym-
nathv will be sent 70 MI Mart
family by the board or education.
II n believed the spread OF scnI
fever In Highland Park mas pee"
cberixed only one new case being re-
norted Monday, and that was In a
bouse that was already under quar-
antine The work OF fumigatinS the
schools and churches mas peeh bonis
nleted and IL is believed the schooiS
will be re Opened In few days
Lillian Priehs, 10 years DID, nnd Hfths
nj No. I1G Junction-ave-, was nrres,-
ed by Patrolman John Navarro on or
conn iaint of Harry Huntley. no. 9e
Raach~st Monday afternoon. charg-
ed with the theft OF some dress Eoous
from Huntley's home The girl de-
clared that Huntley gave her en-. tnr
dress goods, and Huntley, aller
thinking 1t over. decided not to pros
ecute her.
The nftIeth anniversary OF the hca
Ni.slon In France viii be observed
,by the Detroit AuTiliarS Oh t'e meet
Memorial chapel OF the JEFFERSON
ave Presbyterian church corhe.
Jefferson and Rivard, "Wednesday, az
three o'clock Rev. Mr.. j. Frederlck
Fitschen, Jr., will make briet al
dress.
CIinics ny members OF the MIenien
Medical n-sociation nnd the saEi"sm Nv
Valley Medical association Will pc
held for the ensuing two weeks IN
the Boulevard sanitarium' openlns
TUESDAY with lectures and demon
W. { Stapleton. Jr., DIR. f. ., smith
DIR G. C. Watson, Or. NJ. V. Med
daugh and DR.. Armstrong. the cIln-
les are for the benefit or the post
graduate class.
The members of the Alliance Franchise
listened TO an address from Dr.
Louise Delyamarre, Ph. D., New
York. general secretary or the al,
uance Franchise, on The french
Huomorists," I'm the Hotel Pontchar,
train, Monday night He reviewed
French humor, in all It's phases,
dealing particularly win that Mhisn ~,
concerned ancient feudalism and the
recent critical condition or the
French government.
A classical program Of music was
giyeu, In which Mrs. Frederick Al
Ger sang Pucinnis Air de Mimi from
Lac Boheme," and Wekerlin's Ber-
gerettes accompanied by Mrs Har-
riet Atterbury; monologue, y Ihc
ssephyr." from The Bounons play,
ed by Berbhardt. under the title or
...rhe lester" by Victor Gauvreau,
a monologue. entitled Waterloo. an
extract from the famous description
by Victor Hugo, by Etienne Planche,
a. I'd violin solos by Henri Matheys
Belian violinist. of this city.
officers were elected as follows by the
Metropolitan Police Relief society,
Monday afternoon: President, Detec-
tive Thomas Holland. of the Eighth
precinct station flyer" first vice.
president, Sergt. Fred j. Clark, first
precinct; financial secretary. Sergt
Theodore G.. Vernier third precinct:
corresponding secretary. Lieut.. John
y, Sprenger. fifth precinct; treasur-
or. Lieut.. Thomas O'Grady. chief OF
traffic squad; sick committee: Scrgt.
Thomas Regnn, fourth precinct;
Patrolman Thomas j. Iteardon, OF the
traffic squad. and Patrolman Joseph
Whitley, attached 20 the machine
shop. The association has $500 in
the treasury.