The Detroit times., 1913-01-20
IN DETROIT

nCeu smoke and called the depart
meht' saving greater damage.
IN. Detroit RenI Estate Hoard hns
snhnRrd the date of Its annual meet,
anG from W cdncsduy. Feb. D. IL
Thursday, Fob. q. The meeting will
." hsld IN the pcntchartrain hotel
A. D. m, and ~ - expected that "A
urge number Of the members will
DC out TO elect officers
Foice are seeking the driver umu-
r truck which struck "a buggy in
Whlch Mr.. and Airs. James Cornfoot
OF No. 90 ldChmoud-ave were rid
ms at Cass aud Kirby-aves, sun
Jay evening. Both occupants OF the
ptssy were thrown out and bruised
ana The truck driver did not stop.
hrs. Margaret stringer. 80 years old,
I' sunday in her home. No. $50
IuthGm ave. Mrs. Stringtr is sur
NlVed by two sons, A. w j. and T.
Q SIihser. and two daughters. Mrs.
~. '. Jacway and Mrs. l.. +. Becker.
funeral services will be held I'm the
First United Presbyterian church on
wednesday at ] o'clock.
The Republican county convention 10
elect 2lp delegates TO the stute con-
Ventlon. which viii be held i'm Lans-
ms Feb VIII hold It's session in
starting az IL o'clock Precinct eau
cuses In Detroit will be held Thurs
mr. day, Feb. 8, the polls being open
from D 10 p. m Cass Benton will
raymond l.. Van SICKLE viii be sec
Rotary
John j. Knight, who graduated from
NnewsbOy Into other things and finally
landed as superintendent OF street
cleaning for the d. l.. w. talked to
the Detroit Ncwsboys' association
Sunday night. He told the boys that
one of the principal causes Of untidy
streets Is torn paper and advised
them 10 pick up newspapers which
they might discover drifting with
the wind and consign them 10 one
OF the refuse boxes
The hftieth RnnIversnry of PoIand's
rebellion against the great nations
which appropriated her soil, was
celebrated in Detroit Sunday night
In 81, rFancis hall. Wesson-ave and
Buchanan-st The principal speakers
were Prof lgnatz Machnikowskl, Of
the Polish seminary In Orchard
Lake; the Rev. Bernard r Jarzem-
bOwski and the Rev. rFancis Kierut
pastor OF St. Francis parish The
singing was directed by Prof. r.
GcrZeiniewski
Theodore Wesley Koch, librarian of the
University OF Michigan. w!ll lecture
on "Eookplates. ancient and mod
ern; their history and Significance"
in the Museum Of Art, Friday even
ing. Jan -. at SIS o'clock. This is
the second OF the series OF free lee
lures given by the Society OF Arts
and Crafts. Mr., Koch, in his ex-
N'ASANf NldN'ls anu SluultS, Hdu
opportunity OF gaining vast knowl-
edge OF his subject Detroit will be
the first city 10 hear his lecture
The Southeast Michigan Osteopath as
socia,ion was formed In a recent
meeting in the Hotel Cadillac of os-
tecpaths from eight counties. The
following officers We're chosen:
President Francis l.. Antes; vice.
president. o. O. Suedeker; secretary
Anna brennan. stAtisticians Anne H.
McGGvock George Burt, f Clarke;
trustees. George a. Ford and Elmer
Charles Or Charles is a resident
OF Pontiac; the other officers are De-
trClters.
Joseph WillisseEger, Jr., Frank Dres-
den and William Reid. arrested for
investigation INTO the death OF their
companion, Joseph Trimmer, follow
ing a cutting ARRAY IN an alley
mouth near Monroe-avc. and Russell
St, were released by the police sun
day afternoon carlo Caleco, Peter
Caleco and Sam Marine, arrested as
suspects saturday afternoon, are
still held though all insist that they
had no part in the fatal cutting or
Trimmer Edward Trimmer. OF Bur.
falo an uncle of the slain man, Will
take the body TO Buffalo for burial
chants bureau of the Board OF Com
merce will be held in the GrisWold
house Friday evening. Jan. "a. at
$50 good program has been ar
and Arthur l. Holmes as the princi-
pal speakers. There VIII be music.
talks atrd Erfrvruf feeftug OF
good fellowship, which viii be long
remembered All retailers are invit-
ed to attend and To bring their re-
tail friends with them. The COM
mittee In charge OF the meeting con-
sists of James h Wilson, chairman;
T. Himelhoch and W. w. Blessed.
Relatives of Charles Dumars, wealthy
retired Iumbermnn Of Lepanto. Ark,
have asked the Detroit police 10 as
sst In search that Is being mace
for him. since his mysterious dlsap-
pearance four months ago. He is 40
years old and married, and MS wire
/ has travelled over the country con-
stantly since his disappearance. fol-
lowing every clue, He has brother.
John, living at No. 35i Crane-ave..
this city and another brother Moses,
living in Falrhaven, Mich. and he
: had planned to visit them. Four
months ago he left Lepanto to go TO
Little Rock, and has never been
heard from since.
Lee FI0rsheIm, president OF the Chi
cngo Naval club and ex-quartermns-
ter OF the United states navy, VINO
was visitor in Detroit sunday
takes exception TO the remarks cred
tied 10 Mai Samuel simpson Sharpe,
member ~ the Canadian parliament
for the constituency or NoFth On
tario in the House OF Commons, sat
urday. when he is alleged TO nave
said that L. ). navy was a nome ioI
desperate and degenerate men. MT
T1orshetm has written the major, de-
handing an opology. IL he has beeh
correctly quoted. lie has also brought
the matter TO the attention or the
United States secretary OF the navy
Mr.. Florsheim tells the major th"N
he is personal friend Of King
George. and intimates that the latter
may hear OF the episode.
The transportation committee Of the
Hoard OF Commerce viii meet Mon
day night 10 take up the question
OF the removal Of the pere Marquette
train TO Saginaw and Bay city, when
leaves early in the morning and car
ries important mail for the north
The committee has employed Hal IL
Smith 10 look into. the legal ques-
tions involved The fact that the
Pere Marquette road is I'm the hands
OF receivers and under the jurisdlc-
ton Of the United States court makes
IL a question whether action should
be taken before the state railroad
\ commission or before Judge futile
Pere Marquette officials announced
some time ago thaLthG-t ralA-W etla
be discontinued Jan. 49, but the or
der was delayed TO give those inter
ested a chance TO be heard
Kenneth Osborne. No. stI staniey-ave.
IL eight years old. Once n month he
disappears for "a hours--wanders
away. forgets his name and address
and when he comes TO his senses Is
- -unahle-te- tell accurately where ht
has been or what he has done. Ht
left home Friday night to buy some
bread; Saturday afternoon frien1
found him at Michigan and Griswold-
SITS sitting on the curb. and took
him home lie could not toll how NJ