The Detroit times., 1912-10-31

tiooA of Detroit. Their purpose VII
be 10 instruct the citizens In the neces'
Sly OF charter revision. Speakers
have been secured who are familiaf
with the needs OF the city and the
manner In which Detroit Is being
held back by its antiquated charter.
Tho meetings. unless otherwise speci'
ncJ. will be held In the usual meeting
/, places OF each of the following organl'
zaliOns:
Northwestern Business Mems asso-
citation, TO be addressed by Jasper L.
Gates.
! Northeastern Business Mems asso-
citation: Anthony Pratt, Horatio 5.
Earle. Judge Alfred j. Murphy
Central Grand River Improvements
association Judge r. j. NJ, Hally.
Alack-aye. Improvement association:
Justice Edward j. Jeffries, In the
Eastern High school.
/ kercheyalaye. Improvement associ-
iatirn: Greater East Detroit assoela-
ton, East End Civic association,
joint meeting in the Scripps schoo',
10 he addressed by Ward y. Choate,
RABBI Leo NJ Franklin. III. q. VII
lian4s and William Anderson.
Mack Readers Improvement associ-
alton: f. c. Osborn,
Central Michigan-ave. Improvement.
association: Arthur ] Lacy.
Mayor Thompson talked TO nine
meetings. Wednesday night He de-
sired justice and responsibility in the
c!ty's affairs. He attacked MIR. Marks
record in Office. He denied that SIC
was mis- only contribution TO the Dem.
ocratlc campaign fund, and said that
he and his committee had borne the
expense OF the Bryan meeting.
A. drew G.. Paterson, a member OF
the board OF estimates, is candidate
for alderman in the Fourteenth ward
on the Progressive ticket. Mr.. Pater-
son, like Mr. Earle, is child OF Feb
ia. He has been an estimator Tor
two terms. He Is pioneer member
of the West Warren Residents asso-
citation, and as chairman OF the
transportation committee he succeed
/ ed in bringing the ID. U. r. service To
that section. He has been an attoi-
ney In Detroit for Is years. He is
running TO succeed Aid. Mason or
| Aid Walsh. both OF whom were con.
nected with the graft disclosures.
| Oscar b. Marx addressed IL meet
Iings, Wednesday night He reiterated
his municipal ownership stand. He
lThompsons contention, that there Is
Eonly one honest man in Detroit. He
said that Marx administration
would be able to clean up the city
Mrs. Margaret c. Goodman. presi-
dent of the Woman's Progressive
club, made a number OF open-air
speeches, wednesday evening. on the
east side Mrs. Goodman was we'll
received by the crowds she address
ed and will continue as a Progressive
campaign speaker until election day.
In meeting OF the Progressive Wo-
mans club, Wednesday, in Progress
dressed the members and pleaded for
more woman campaign workers.
! ID. p. Powell, candidate for mayor,
and Robert Westfall, candidate for
city clerk on the Socialist ticket, will
be the principal speakers In q meet
Ing IN SVeyshhlb uhii, NO. OIL MlChk-
gan-ave., Thursday evening.
Slides have been sent out from the
Progressive county headquarters Ia
the moving picture houses Of De.
troit, showing Roosevelt and John
son. Pictures were taken Of portions
of Roosevelt's speech which was
made in Madison Square Garden,
Wednesday night, and II Is expected
that slides from these photographs
will be In Detroit In few days.
! Democratic meetings Thursday
night: Rudolph Spreckels In the
armory; Millett's hail. No. 1113 Trum-
bull-ave.; Burke's hall, Champlain-st.
and Bellevue-ave.; Miller's hall, Elm
wood-ave. and Amidst; Marten's~hall.
No. 1884 Mackave.
| Republican meetings, Thursday
night: Pfeiffer's Palm Garden, No.
$40 Beaufait-ave.; Ecorse Band hall;
Adelaide hall, Adelaide and Rivard-
sts.; Schreiber's hall, High and Hast
lngs-sts.; Dietz hall, Monroe and
Elmwood-aves.
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