The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-14

Thomas Hawkins, 90 years old, and re-
siding at No. % Montcsim- st. west,
Was struck by an automobile at
clifford and Montcalm- sts.. Wednes-
right arm. lie was taken to ST
Marys hospital I'm a police ambu-
lance. Miss Mary Kass. No. lo6
First-st, escaped with slIgnt bruises
when she was struck by a street car
at Michlgan-ave and Abbott st,
Wednesday evening" She was taken
home.
Detectives Brooks and seymour re-
ccived word from the police OF Battle
Creek "Wednesday night. TO arrest
lack Beach and Joseph Moorhouse,
aged is and 20 years. respectively
for an alleged burglary. Moorhouse
was found in his room at No. 1874
I,ivard-st., and Beach was discov-
cred sound asleep, In cell in the
Cnene-st. station, where he had been
sent az a drunk. The detectives say
Moorhouse was married only week
ago Both men were taken 10 Battle
Creek. early Thursday morning.
Mas Ida Evans, a music teacher, re-
siding st No. Ii0 MontcaIm-st. east,
is held by the Chicago authorities.
for examination as to her sanity. "
- alleged, fallaN4Rg haF trip 10 Chi
cago, with the expectation OF being
married TO Harold Fritz. a former
Ectroiter. now employed In Chicago.
The young woman's father says that
Snr lett nome 10 marry q. Dht
sent request for transportation
back TO home, a few days ago; n
ticket was sent To her, and her faith
ar later received word that she WAS
In custody, for examination by alien
fists. Evans says that he VIII bring
his daughter home as soon as he can
make the necessary arrangements
To enlist the cooperation OF the De-
troit Federation Of Labor In the
work OF the Cass Technical high
a ri g..lA H.
dent OF the Board of Education. and
J T. Tryboom. superintendent OF
Lianual training, appeared before
that body. Wednesday evening. AMI
explained the opportunities the
school offered to the men and boys
working i'm industrial plants. Ef-
forts have been made by the Board
OF Commerce and other public bodies
10 interest employers in the rroposi-
t!on TO send certain OF their en-
ployes to the Cass school halliday
each week-ful pay 10 be allowed
To take up such courses as Will be
most helpful in their work
DIR. Frederick u. sykes, director OF
schools OF industrial and household
arts. in Columbia university. Will be
the principal speaker in the dedica-
t!on exercises OF the Cass Technical
high school Wednesday evening.
March %. At 7.45 o'clock. DIR. Sykes
Will speak on The place Of indus
, tflal e0uCaIlon IN puDlt
The dedication program includes adj
dresses from Charles r. Robertson.
president OF the Board OF Isducation;
Supt Martindale. c. NJ Burton and
u. II. Comfort. principal OF the Cass
school DR. Sykes will be the guest
~ luncheon, Thursday noon, March
g., OF the Board OF Commerce. when
he will give talk on Education for
efficiency"
u In probable that Detroit Will Ret the
convention of the NationFI COnscrvn-
tlCn congress this year The organ
i8ation some time ago evinced "a de-
sire TO come here this summer, but
Milton Carmichael, secretary of tho
Detroit Convention and Tourists
bureau. advised Thomas II. Ship. OF
Indianapolis. executive secretary OF
the congress. that Detroit would be
unable to entertain the association.
because of the expense. Mr.. Car
michael understood that It would re
. uuIre about stt.etA tn take care OF
the convention. Mr.. Shipp. however.
says that "A previous meeting In 81
Paul Mimi, was financed for $500.
The convention Will be held in Octo-
Der. II the congress DECIDES TO come
here.