The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-05-30
The new working-day agreement be-
tween the ID. q. Il. and Its Otormen

The new workinE-day agreement be-
tween the ID. 4. X. and Its n,otormen
ana conductors was signed, Wednes-
day night by General Manager
BROOKS and Secretary PetersA OF the
H. L. r.. and President StanlAy An
derson. Secretary John Fraser and
Business Agent Burns, representing
the union.
Police pat O stop TO n hypnotic exhibi-
ton by Prof. Art svingali, who put
his partner. Charles Burns. 10 sleep
In window across the street from a
moving picture theater at Warren
and Mckinley -aves where the pro-
lessor is performing this week.
burns was to stay asleep for -
hours without food or drink. Res
dents OF the neighborhood complained
of the exhibit, and the police made
Prof SVIngaII wake Burns up. 49,
Mrs. StnnisIsos kikutta, c3 years old,
OF No. 0IS TheOdore-st, was struck In
the head by a bottle, thrown through
the window OF a Baker car on which
she was riding, Wednesday after
Moons. size was painfully injured and
was taken. home In police auto
Steve Gorny, aged 20, OF No. IL so Du-
bois- ST., was arrested by Patrolman
Abel. of Chene-st. station. He is al
legged To have thrown the bottle
through the window TO revenge HIM
self on the conductor for refusing to
accept a transfer. and putting him
on the car at Chene-st. and Gratiot
ave.
The Northern Baptist convention,
which decided. In Des Moines, Ia,
"Wednesday, To hold its 1918 meeting
In Detroit. musters about 1000 dele
gates. ON account OF the magnitude
OF the gathering. local Baptists made
no effort TO get the convention. II
was felt that there was no hall suit
able and large enough in Detroit to
house the delegates comfortably
More than that. fear was expressed
that the financing OF the meeting
would he too great burden for the
local Baptist churches. III Is now be-
lieved, however. that the Woodward
ave. Baptist church and the new
church house adjoining. will be able
TO accommodate the delegates. Each
VIII seat about 1000 Ii is also
thought that there Will be no diff
Guilty about the finances.
The ID. L. II. n planning 10 erect sew
eraI new buildings on It's 2O-ncre
tract in Highland Park opposite the
Ford Motor Car Co.'S plant, where IL
will ultimately locate It's machine
and repair shops. employing more
skilled mechanics. The company
plans to build Is own cars eventu-
ally in the shops to be erected. Plans
are now being prepared for the first
OF the new buildings to be used as
paint shop. The company's ma
chine and repair shops now occupy
brick building at Monroe-ave. and
Deuqindre-st and these shops will
be removed when the new buildings
have been erected in Highland Park.
'ity Health officer DIR. Guy l.. kiefcr
left, Wednesday, for Washington To
attend the convention OF the National
Association for the study and Pre-
vention Of tuberculosis. May 80 and
81 DIR kiefer Will go to Atlantic
City June l. to attend the convention
OF the National Academy OF Medicine,
and from there will go to New York
to read paper before the National
Medical association on The proven
ton or conta gious diseases In 2
municipality" Following the New
York visit. Dir Kiefer returns to At
lantic City to attend the conveption
OF the Pennsylvania state Naeeina-
tion society before which body he
Will read paper on Vaccination and
RS relative "Reminiscences