The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

WOhAh LiN AANO
! Prof. George T. Hamilton, OF the De-
'troit school OF Design, will addres.
the Wv g 4. Current Events class
Friday evening, at S:lb O'CLOCK on
Art In dress.
Owing Co the iiIness OF Assistant
Prosecutor JRsnOwski, the trial OF
Joseph Moulton. Negro, on the charge
OF attempting TO kill Patrolman
Thomas Bolone, was adjourned until
A Jan. rs by Judge Phelan. Friday
Herman Dunn. II years old, and living
at No. IIas MlchigRn-ave.. was struck
by "A Michigan car at Hibbard- ave.
Thursday afternoon, and ~ In ~.
Mary's hospital. with his shoulder In
iured. and cuts about mis- head.
Henry Worm sdorf, charged with at
tempting 10 bribc circuit court
Juror. was admitted 10 bail Thursday
afternoon. His nond was fixed AT
$500 with one surety, and TINS was
provided after Mormsdorf had been
in custody few hours.
Fifty members of the DetroSt Pleasure
club were the guests al thc new man.
agement of tile Burns Hotel cafe AT
banquet Thursday night.
smoker followed the banquet. az
which several members and invited
guests responded TO tonsts.
In view of the pre-, aienc. u smallpox
la the city, the board of health has
instructed Health officer Kiefer 10
carry on system OF free vaccina-
ton at the board ot health building.
Or. Kiefcr VIII also Insert advcr-
tisements In the newspapers. request
ing the citizens 20 get vaccinatcd.
Word has been received I'm Windsor
that the Dominion government has
appropriated an additional 10000 Tor
public dock In Windsor. bringing
the total amount for the Improve
nent up TO $4,000. Ii is expected
that work on the building OF the
dock win begin in the spring.
The funeral Of Anthony y. Masaceck.
the veII-known undertaken, who died
Wednesday. will he held from his
home. No go Beaubien-st Friday,
at O'Clock. Deceased was a MEM
Der OF the knights OF Pythias. the
Maccabees and the Bohemian society.
and members OF these orders viii
attend the funeral.
The damage suit Of Miss jean a.
IngIis, n city school teacher, against
the Packard Motor Car Co, which
has been on trial in Judge Hallys
court. was settled Friday. morning.
Miss Inglis was struck by a Packard
tester. who was driving on the wrong
side OF the street. The terms OF the
settlement were not given out.
In the closing meeting of the Michigan
Bean JObbers' assOcfntlOn's annual
convention, at tile Hotel Cadillac,
Thursday afternoon. Fred Welch, OF
Owosso, president OF the orSaniza-
ton, gave an address on the question
Of lading. advising the Jobbers TO pay
the strictest attention TO the matter
az drawing up their bills OF ladins,
because OF the banks being more
particular about them now than
formerly.
In the annual meeting Of the North
baptist church, &. w. Pickell re-
signed as Sunday school supertnteu-
dent. because OF interests In Los
Angeles keeping him out OF tho city
part OF the year. y. Il. Ackley.
chairman OF the board OF trustees.
also resigned There was no mem
ton OF the proposed union of the
congregation with that of the Wood
ward-ave. Christian church. but IL
is understood that the negotiations
are still on.
George Knight, ~ years old. n pros
F.. porous farmer of Gosheld south. On
tario. is under arrest in Windsor,
following coroner's investigation
into the deatM OF his wife. Mary. who
died OF pneumonia. 1t is alleged
that there was no food in the house
except little bread and milk, and
that Mrs. Knight had no medical at
tendance. knight owns a 5O-acre
farm and Is said 10 have bank ac-
count OF $4,000, Crown Attorney
Rodd has charge OF the case.
Tho January number of the DetroIter.
which In being Distributed 10 the
members OF the Board OF Commerce.
contains as its leading article the
description Of the new home that IL
20 be built for the Board OF Com
mercc. other articles deal with the
Thompson Hutchins franchise and the
roundup OF the Michigan Press as
ISOLATION which Will be held In De-
troit Jan is. The other activities OF
the board are taken up in various
articles
II. VI. bearing, seIf-con fessed default
ing cashier OF the Albion National
bank. commenting on statement
that the shortage is about $500, 900.
much larger than at first suppos ed,
and that the receiver couldn't find
~
that he had no explanation TO offer;
that he had made a full statement
To the United states bank commits
sloner, and that he understood the
situation. Mr.. bearing is still in the
Wayne county Jail
Private Albert smith. of the 4. =.
marine corps. u serving sentence
If three days i'm WAYNE county iail
upon diet Of bread and water lie
was sent there by Capt. William
Bracket, who alleges that smith
had been on spree while supposed
10 be on duty. smith has been sta
TONED at the recruiting office at No
lS1 Gratiot-ave. for several months.
smith says the captain has over
stepped his authority and lis highly
indignant at the treatment given
him lie says he will demand an i'm
Sesttgation.
Tn n meeting Of the Protestant Asylum
board, Thursday, the following off,
Gers were elected for the ensuing
year: First diroctress Mrs Edmuid
A. Brush; second directress and
chairman OF the board OF managers
Mrs Richard L. Williams; third di-
rectress and vice chairman OF the
board, Mrs Henry l.. Kanter: record
ing secretary, Ms. Federic r. stevens:
corresponding secretary. Mrs Albert
~ Hall; treasurer, Miss Julia f.
eek honorary member OF associa-
ton. Mrs Thomas S. McGraw: man
ager emerita, Mrs. James L. Lee;
trustee for two years, Mrs Frederick
y Ducharme; trustees for four years
Mrs Geo. Maurice. Mrs. L. T. Cowles
Mrs. x. VI. L'Hommedieu. Mrs James
Boyer and Mrs. Arthur b. Holmes
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