The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-27
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

stroyed a frame harm owned by the
sullivan Packing Co, beecheI anu
Michigan-avcs Friday eNehlhs' uo-
ing about $500 damage.
Miss Anna RichIey and Miss julia Me-
GsuEh, OF Museatine, Iowa, are I'm
Detroit soliciting funds irom De,Iolt
labor unions 10 aid the :. 400 women
and girls locked out OF the 40 pearl
button factories I'm Muscatine.
Mrs. George WaIdren, of No. Iza
Chene-st.. h making frnntie search
al Parka Davis * Co.'S pant, two
weeks ago, and has not been seen
since by his friends He rs 80 years
old.
liam May, but unable to tell his nd
dress was found wandering about
at Warren and Avery-aves, friday
and was taken To the city physicians
office by u citizen, later being sent
TO ST. Mary's hospital
Norman r.. Mack, chairman OF the
Democratic national committee, hns
appo1nted Committeeman Il, @.
Wood. OF Michigan, on the arrange
ments committee, which Will nave
charge OF all the preliminary details
and the naming of the temporary
"A officers. The post Is, there, an nm
portant one.
Denver police have asked the local
authorities 90 assist them I'm IA search
for William Curtis. real estate
salesman, OF that city, who left his
wife In Detroit last December. ana
Disappeared lie Is II years old and
was visiting friends In this vicntY.
with his wife, when he left while she
was asleep, aud failed TO return.
e. }. scuIIy. a special agent of the de-
partment Of Justice, I'm WnshlnEtoh'
is in Detroit for the purpose OF looN-
ing up witnesses In connection VIZ VIZ
the grand Jury Investigation OF ing
Mcnamara dynamiting outrages, now
being conducted in Indianapolis ~
IS expected that the grand jury VIII
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Pupils OF the GreuseI school, under the
direction of Miss May Prtngle. nS-
slstant principal. Will give an en-
tertainment for the Newsboys asso-
citation, Sunday evening, In Detioit
wheelmens hall. The program wlli
he historical and illustrated win
tho stcreopticon. songs and recI'n,
lions Director w A. Eldridge VIII
have charge OF the meeting
PitifuI ignorance on the part of the
parents of six-year-Old Onka Denei-
ovich. No. 1877 Riopelle-st. allowed
the child TO toss In bed Win scat
let fever for three days before medi-
cal aid was summoned When
city physician arrived. Friday after
noon, the child was dead coroner
Burgess and the board of health
were at once notified. and measures
were taken to prevent spread OF
the disease.
A number OF friends and fellow musi-
clans OF Harry savage s Tor n, many
In the bands and orchestras OF the
city, but for long time past help
less invalid have arranged beneht
for him to be held in Elks' temple,
Tuesday evening, Feb. 6. A pro.
gram OF music and vaudeville VIII
be followed by an informal dance;
Tickets will be placed on sale In all
of the music stores.
The G. II. q ID. passenger train lenv-
ing Detroit at 1Oi45 o'clock, Friday
night. crashed into two box cars
al tn llWaA
in the lakewood yards PLAYING its
way through the box cars, and de-
railing three OF the passenger
coaches The train, tnougn d trave a.
stopped within 100 feet, and though
several passengers were badly
shaken up, no one was seriously IN
jured.
years old, and rooms nj NO. so Fifth
St. jumped from a second story win
dow of that house. Friday night.
rather than fall into the hands or
the police, who have been looking
for him on larceny charge. He
stole some shoes during the fire In
the Star hotel luckily. the lad fell
in a big snow bank. and escaped in
fury but two officers stationed In
front of the house, while others had
entered in search OF him, promptly
nebbed him
A. G.-BartIett, of the acknowledgement
Bartlett Co., OF Chicago, will speak
I'm the monthly meeting OF the De-
troit Credit Mems association. next
Taylor Woolfenden cafe on None
tnry reform" Mr. Bartlett Is one or
the foremost merchants OF the Unit
ted states A special feature OF his
address will be a discussion OF the
financial problems agitating banking
and business circles at the present
time. Dinner will be served at 6:l5.
Tho inaugural address of President
william a. Petzold will be feature
OF the program.
About thirty members OF the first Jury
that served In the county building In
1902 met In the county auditors
office, Friday afternoon, for their
ninth Reunion. +. II. Hall, or
Greenfield. was reelected president
of the association. Jacob Rapp. Sec
reta-y and Ernest l.. Reschke, treas
urer Joseph III. Rumney. Walter
Watson and Jacob Rapp were named
committee to arrange for the next
re-union. About so OF the IS men
who served are living. and II Is
planned to have them all at tho
tenth gathering. Following the
meeting the men had lunch in the
Dresden cafe and then went TO the
Temple In a body.
The Rrush Boulevard Improvement as
ISOLATION, which o. opposing the cree
ton OF the open-air school for
tubercular children on city property
at Brush-blvd and AleXandrine- ave,
strong. No. 762 Rrush-st Friday
night, and laid plans for raising
funds to fight the project in the
courts, II necessary. The building
was well under way before II was
discovered that the fire limits or
dnance prohibited the erection OF
frame building in this section. Frank
". Leland, who s contributing the
building, ordered work stopped un-
til he could have tho ordinance
amended The matter is now before
the ways and means committee OF
the council, and In the meantime the
Brush-st residents have risen TO
protest against the placing Of the
school here on the ground that IL
will expose their own children 70
danger.