The Detroit times., 1914-05-19
IN DETROIT

in LIE ROll
A meeting OF the Detroit Housewives
IeaEne Will be held In the Woodward
ave. Baptist church at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. May 20
Roy Powers. 40 years OLD. OF No. ~
PaFk-pl.. quarTeled with his sweet
swallowed creosote with suicidal In
tent lie was taken 10 81. Alary's
hospital, and viii recover
George TIguren, OF NJ. $50 Lafayette
blvd. was thrown 40 the pavement
when his horse ran away at Twenty
ternoon and his LETT leg was frac-
tured. lie was taken home
Leonard Porter, "a years old. of No.
1850 FORREST. west, struck PntrofmHu
Murdoch Mckenzie on the law when
arrested. after a struggle but when
he appeared IN police court Monday
ne was allowed TO go on suspended
sentence.
Lawrence Doyle. of No. IOI Ford-nVe
4, Highland Park, teIephOned 20 the
police, early Tuesday morning, that
front OF No II Catherine-st' and
robbed OF 1925 and his-hat De
tectives OGrady and Coats were sent
To investigate
About 80 nnIIeensed dous are being
picked mp each dsy during this busy
season FOR the dog catchers. and il
IS expected that there viii be stll
greater inrOads on the canine popu-
lation after June l. on that day
all dogs running at large must be-
muzzled. The only way 10 dodge
the muzzle Is to- Keep the dog on a
leash
In the May meeting of the Detroit We
men Principals club, Wednesday, In
the Twentieth Century building The
Dark Lady OF the Sonnets" by
George Bernard shaw, Will be given
with the following cast Beef Eater,
Miss Jean Knight; Shakespeare. Mrs
Miss Mabel G. Woodward: bark
Lady, Miss Sweeney.
"Jobnny" Marquette has purchased the
Gnribnldi cnte, ON Moodward-aNe..
Just north OF Highland Park from
Charles -. Ardussi who plans 10
retire from active business Ardussi
Is SAID 10 nave amassed fortune
OF $25O,O00 in the cafe business lie
opened the Garibaldi cafe about i o
years ago: Previous TO that he was
In the care business at No. 20 Mon
roe-aye- with his brother, Constant
q. Ardussi.
At the request Of Attorney Il. IL.
Owens, hearing of the writ OF hnbens
corpus In the case of John A. Cox
has been postponed until Wednesday
morning. Cox Is the Fort Wayne
man held In the county Jail on
capias. in q breach OF promise suit
brought by Miss Helen Bornfeth
ana later identified by Burns detec
tives as manipulation az securities
=,
Ia. on swindle charge
Motion pictures of the doIngs of the
board OF Commerce ON Its nnnu-l
cruise. which leaves Detroit June
rs for Duluth. Will be taken. ana
Will be shown ali over the country.
About 400 OF the 61p reservations /
have been engaged Daily matinecs
and evening performances will bel
given in the main saloon, but the
programs are being kept secret In
door and deck sports, ina charge OF
DIR A, q. Studer viii be features OF
the trip.
from the pnbIic schools. after ser
vice OF ~ years. OF which ~ years
were spent i'm the Everett school
where she has been principal since
1890 IShe has been on leave OF alb
sence since January 1913 because
OF impaired nealth with Miss Anna
Nj. Joyce and John T.. Bassett. two
other retiring principals, she viii be
the guest or honor az banquet To
be given by the principals Of the
public schools. Tuesday evening.
Residents or the seventeenth ward are
dtsregarding Mayor MARKS scheme
TO postpone charter reform for two
years. and are circulating petitions
TO the common council, providing
for n charter amendment 10 divide
the ward into three parts. Unless
this division Is made before election ,
day. the ward. which now has q pop
ufation larger than that Of any city
In the state except Grand Rapids.
two more years by only two alder
men.
President Emil stroh, Of the water
board. has received favorable re-
plies from vessel owners and from
President Livingstone. or the Lake
Carriers association. 20 his letters.
asking that vessels using the De-
troit river and Lake St Clair cease
dumping refuse near the water
works intake About 500 vessels viii
take extraordinary precautions. n
~ 4
obeved. 20 prevent the dumping OF
garbage and sewage into the waters
whence comes Detroit's drinking
supply.
A city wide appeal for housing accom-
mOda lions for visitors during the
forty eighth annual encampment or
the O. a. n. in Detroit, Aug. 81 to
Sept .. will be made by the Official
committee on quarters, OF which X.
NJ Grindley is chairman In meet
ing, Monday night, IL was decided
TO appoint n sub committee to out
line a plan OF work for the parent
body. The visitors Will not be eN-
pected to pay "A high price for rooms,
and the committee viii appeal TO
the patriotism OF Detroits citizens
10 take good care OF their q. \. Y,
guests. Offers OF quarters are TO be
sent to Edward T. FITZGERALD may
or's secretary.
aThe radical difference between the
New Thought revival and the revi-
valism OF orthodox church creeds
lies in the statement which Is the
Fundamental doctorine OF New
Though. namely that there are no
sinners; that every person lis right
from his point OF view and that our
experiences and mistakes are les
sons from which we are TO learn the
fact OF our divine heritage" declar-
ed DR. Alexander j. Mclvor- Tyndall.
the English Psychologist and ex.
ponent OF New Thought. who opened
a series of public meetings. sun
day in the Metaphysical Alliance
hall No SlS W9odward ave; along
revival" lines.