The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-11
IN DETROIT

as carey ana county and state OF
ncers or tho order were given. with
vocal and instrumental music
earch a. boInE made by Detectives
Horrigan and MeCarty. OF the local
force. for Leona l.. Lamb. who ID
heiress TO snug fortune. and does
not know u! Her father. George w
Lamb. or Hooker o., mas asked the
police 10 locate her. She worked for
time In store IN Columbus. and
was later traced 10 Toledo and then
here.
herbert Fields, of No. ala Michigan
ave, Joined IN u football game ON
belle Isle sunday, WAN group OF
enthusiastic young ANIMALS OF the
age or 10 TO IL years. Fields is Id
years old. After the nrst scrImmage
the auto patrol took Mr. Fields 20
MS home, as he was unable TO use
his right leg for locomotiCn. NJ was
fractured below the knee.
ID II seldom that food In given away
In these daSs of hIgh-priced living.
put such - ths case on Belle lsae,
where the white fish caught tor their
eggs by employees OF the state game
warden, are given TO people on the
river front snacKs. wno call with
baskets. Nets are spread I'm the river
channel al the head OF the island,
where the current sweeps toward the
Canadian channel. Thousands OF
ish are hauled In.
large delegation OF Detroit and
" ~ COUNTY ncnOOl Objects
anu teachers VIII attenu the HIty-
second annual Michigan state sunday
school convention u De held In Lam
sing this week, from Wednesday 10
FRIDAY inclusive. Well-known De-
troit sunday school workers Will be
among the program speakers. Eu-
gene e. Foster, y. ". - "A. secre-
lary, Will give special address on
"Recrulting for Christ" Wednesday
afternoon.
Nal IA
| Nanderbilr-ave., was proDabIY ia
tally burned wnen tar kelIIe when
ne was tending, at Dix ana Water
man-aves,, eXpIoded sunday after
noon, throwing bIazIng TAR upon the
unfortunate workman. lie was
rushed TO Solvay hospital in "A police
auto. but IL Is lear.o that ne cannot
recover from the Durns which cover
practically his whole body. Marx
was employed BY the paving con-
tractor at work on DiN-ave.
Dr. Alexander }. McIvor TyndaII, of
Chicago, Degan q weeks series of nd
dresses sunday In the New Thought
Alliance hall. DR. Tyndall is "A
prophet OF optimism ana sounded his
own keynote Sunday when he de-
clared that the future of man held
no police or penltentaries, no nos
pitfalls or reformatorles, no standing
armies and no wars, because every
man Will honor and worship God. by
thought and deed. and not by service
or through fear or punishment or
hope of reward
Miss Margaret Burton. daughter of
Prof. Burton. OF tne University of
chicago. and prominent worker
and secretary or the Y, W. c, A. gave
talk Sunday afternoon In the asJo-
citation hall on women Of the Or
lent Miss Burton, who recently re-
turned from travel and study in east
ern countries. gave an interesting
and authoritative address size win
be the speaker every day this week
at the noon-hour. in the Y. w. c.
a., In observance OF TIE worlds week
vi prayer. A foreign pageant will be
given Thursday evening
The Maybury statue will arrive In De-
troit within n day two, according
TO advices received by A. II. Grif-
nth. The work OF setting the gran
lite base for the statue has already
been started. and 1t liz stated that the
bronze portion OF IL has passed
through Toledo on its way here. The
statue will be erected in Grand Cir
Gus park, opposite the Ptngree sta =
tue. The date for the unveiling has
not been set, but several meetings
Of the committee In charge OF which
George T. Moody is chairman, have
been held
The Detroit postofice Organization has
started 20 make preparations for the
Christmas rush, and everything will
be In readiness to handle the holiday
mail with as little delay as possible.
-PestmaStaF-Ge Hitchcock has
issued an order requiring practically
double forces for the rush. and much
OF the increased force will be retain
ed TO handle the parcels post bust
ness, which will start after Jan !.
In this manner IL Will be possible
for the postoffice TO start with fuil
equipment for the parcels post, CIV
ing the public efficient service from
the start.
~ -
upIift league, spoke In ~. Andrews
Presbyterian churCn sunday night.
lie said that he voted against equal
suffrage because he believed the
electorate was largo enough and that
better voters rather than more yot-
ers were needed Now that the bal
lot had been given to women, how
ever, he believed IL the duty OF the
- better element In the state to show
them how TO use II properly. He said
that many grafters had won office In
the recent election, and that ii is the
duty OF the people TO defeat them
TWO years hence.
Francesca Orlando, 14-yesr-oId italian
girl, who elODcd from her home at
No. 81 lllinois-st., Thursday, with
Dominic Bono. aged 20. returned
home Saturday night. and told her
mother that she had changed her
mind about getting married, and beg
ged parental forgiveness for her es-
capade. She said that she and Do
mimic had stayed with some friends
OF his near her home while they were
being sought, and she had made up
her mind that she was too young TO
be married Dominic consented to
walt few years, she said. The po-
lice were notified TO abandon their
search for the couple.
jane. A. Butler, who confessed that he
embezzIed $1,000 from the supplee
Dairy Co., of Atlantic City. n. j., was
taken back east by an officer Monday
morning His story follows the
time-worn plan OF embezzlers. When
discovery OF a small shortage SEEM
ed imminent he took all that he
could get his hands on and Ned. leav-
ing his wife without even a farewell
In Portland he met q woman, who
accompanied him all over the coun-
try until his money was spent Then
she left him. He was arrested here
by Detectives Wilkinson and Wilson,
acting with the local office of the
Pinkertons who had trailed Butler
for months.
The Progressive party of Detroit r.
planning q banquet for next Friday
evening In the Elliott-Taylor-W Wool
fenden cafe to celebrate what IL con-
siders a victory I'm Michigan, mas
much as the state was carried by
Roosevelt and several OF the party's
candidates were elected The cafe
seats 400. and IL is said that the
number who Will apply for admis-
sion will greatly exceed that figure.
Speakers will be chosen from among
local Progressives. Progresslves say
that they believe the Progressive
de1egatfon 10 cunEress from affcfIfETn
will be augmented. Two congress-
men have been elected. and the new
party claims that Congressman
Cramton and Mapes are at heart