The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-16
IN DETROIT


house In twinkle and closed In upon
two cats. lighting on the roof.
Men of the Burus-ave. Methodist
church, Duras and Agnes-nves.. Will
hold a mock trial, Tuesday eNehihS'
Prominent lawyers are TO take ledo
ing parts. Walter NJ. Trevor VIII act
as nudge, Eugene Sharpe will be
prosecuting attorney and Bert Wer-
a muth counsel for the defense
Reports from the Lansing conference
on the workmen's compensation law
will be heard In meeting Oh tne
Employers association in the stevens
building, Wednesday night. Secr1-
tary Drake and John II. klnnahe' IL
A kennedy and Ora II. Reaves, mem
bets OF the Industrial accident pouru'
will be present
Funeral services for the late John y.
StAdler will be held Tuesday morn morn
ing in our Lady OF SORROWS churSn
Mr.. Stadler, who was D, years oLu'
and for 80 years head OF the pattern
department OF the Pingree Shoe 20,
died. Saturday evening. In his home,
No. s3s MelGrum-a ave. lie IL survivor
by his wife and three sisters
The Transportation club voted down
the plan 60 establish ciubrooms OF ~
own In the meeting, SATURDAY IN uno
Hotel Cadillac More thah Iou
nfths of the membership was pres,
ent and large majority 49, w..
against the proposition 10 lnGrea ,'
the dues to provide Tor lhe
ance of permanent quarters
.rhomas Sergeant. "a Negro. found an
other Negro talking 40 his VIE wheh
he returned 10 his home on Wlnder-
st, Saturday. and being OF a Jeaivv ,a,
nature. drew revolver and shot her
in the left shoulder the woI "a 81
not serious. She was taken 10 ol'
Mary's hospital Sergeant was ar
rested on a charge OF assault
EuneraI services were held, Monday
morning, for John II. McCahili; kiea
I'm a factory IRE in st. Louis, MO- last
Wednesday. The services We're con-
Quoted I'm the home or austin InSt9T;;
No asl Pingree- Mr. McGahli
was a resident OF Detroit for NUM-
Der OF years, but had made ms nome
In St. Louis for the past IL years
Three families occupying apartments
over samuel Cohens dry-goods store
al No 1852 Michigan-ave., We're
driven to the street by a brlsk Dlaze
that did about $1,000 damage 10 the
store Sunday evening The cause Oh
mann, Otto Monberg and FREDERICK
Mccormick occupied the upper apart
ments, which escaped damage
The directors of the Michigan state
Agricultural society has offered the
position OF general superintenucht:
made vacant by the resignation OF
John L. Harmon, to George w, DICK
ison, state railway commissioner
whose term in the latter capacity ex-
pIras on Jan. Is. 1918: Mr.. L)lcklnsoh
is considering the OFFER, which car
ries with 1t salary Of $4,000 year.
ch.r,.. A, Parkinson, OF No. I22 EIiSn-
beth-st. east, a well-knOwn Detroit
real estate man. left. Saturday, Tor
tour OF Europe, and VIII spenu siN
months to year ABROAD ~ ms
first vacation In 81 years. Mr.. PARK
inson has been interested In many
important enterprises in Detroit. he
built the electric line TO Pontiac ana
has been occupied recently Win the
Affairs OF the Hendrte estate.
R.pre.e,tntiyes Of the Detroit White
Lead works opened their third an
nual convention in the factory OF
that company. Monday morning Inc
meetings will continue four days.
consisting mainly OF talks by the
various department heads as to how
best to conduct their particular lines
OF the business. The HEADQUARTERS
hotel, where a banquet will be held
Thursday evening.
Or. Walter Rauschenbuseh, of Roches-
ter, N. ", considered an authority ON
social questions, Will address the
mems Bible study class In the Y. M
C. A Monday evening, on The social
efficiency OF the church. and a word
OF defense" DR.. Rauschenbusch,
sunday afternoon, addressed the
mems mass meeting In the Y. M Z.
A.
North Woodward congregational
church.
stephen GorEus, 10 years old, and liv-
ing ut No. ga Hancock-ave. east,
took TO his heels when Patrolman
Henry Tariff attempted TO stop and
question him as to his reasons Tor
being abroad on the streets at an
early hour Sunday morning. The
officer commanded him to halt, but
he paid no attention, and Tariff sent
a bullet after him. the bullet lodging
in GorRus' heel The wounded lad
was sent to ST. Mary's hospital
frs. Mary Ryan. IL years old, was ia
tally burned while destroying some
waste paper I'm the kitchen range In
her home No rs Cherry-st., Satur-
day afternoon, dying sunday atter.
noon. John Mulholland, OF No. 2sS
Fifth-st. who beat out the flames
was badly burned about the hands
body, but Is recovering from his In
juries. Coroner Burgess investigated
the aged womans death and decided
that no inquest was necessary.
he management of the Relief Rssoci-
alton OF the Burroughs Adding
Machine company. the mutual benent
society OF the factory employees. Is
making special efforts TO get every
man to become a member. The asso-
citation il maintained for the beneht
OF all factory employees OF the COM
through sickness or accidSnt, A
nominal membership fee Is charged
and leach member Is assessed a nom
inal charge quarterly.
herbert N. Casson, of the II. n. Nc
Cam Co., Of New York, one of the
best known speakers on advertising
problems in the country, Will speak
before the Detroit Board OF Com
merce and the Adcraft club In the
Hotel Cadillac Wednesday evening,
following u dinner at $50. Mr.. Cas-
son spoke before the Board OF Com
merce last year and II was one or
the most interesting talks or the sea-
son. His subject Is The twelve
principles OF efficiency applied to adj
vertising."
4. weinberg, u merchant prince of
Philadelphia. and the Detroit guest
OF George Andrew Lewis, addressed
the Detroit Newsboys association.
Sunday evening, In the weekly meet
ing, In Wheelmen's hall MIR. Vein
berg told the boys that the hustle
required to sell papers developed the
stuff from which successful men are
made for bigger enterprises. DR.. ~:
b. Smith gave the boys some good
advice and valuable pointers on how
to keep healthy. About 400 boys
were I'm attendance
eIinfous services were held. Monday
morning., I'm the chapel OF 81. Mary's
hospital, for Sister Senorina, who
died In the institution Friday, at the
age OF 81 years. Sister Senorina was
born I'm Pennsylvania and had been
a member OF the order of Sisters OF
Charity upwards OF a half century
She served as nurse in 81. Louis