The Detroit times., 1913-10-23
IN DETROIT

John Schlan. proprietor OF the Gold
ave. reports to the police that some
time Wednesday night the creamery
was entered and $112,3S was stolen
from the cash register.
Members Of the board Of arbitration
In the wage and hour dispute be-
tween the ID. L. X. and it's motor
men and conductors estimate that II
will take at least three weeks to
arrive at decision. Meanwhile.
nothing will be made public concern
ing the secret deliberations.
David Cady, % years old. died We'd
nesday, In the home OF his son. David
D.. No. t49 Marquette-ave Mr.. Cady
David d. and Nelson Cady. OF De-
troit and DR.. Orrin Cady. OF Cincin-
natl. Funeral services will be held
In the home. Friday, morning, and
the body taken to Plymouth, Mich.
for interment.
The appointing Of secretary for each
Of the public schools I'm Detroit to
act as sort OF efficiency expert and
see that as little waste as possible
occurs is suggestion which Secre-
tary Gadd has made TO the Board Of
Education. Mr.. Gadd says that by
used and a careful supervision over
equipment many thousands or dol
lars would be saved.
Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy ST.
korshi. i04 years old. who died Tues
.
Mrs. Anna Bolaski, No. $50 russell :
St will he held Friday morning. in
the Sacred Heart OF Mary church.
Airs. sikorski was born in Poland
She is survived by FIVE sons two
daughters and $50 grandchildren and
grestgrandchildren.
John G. McCahe, city boiler inspector.
tency. Discrimination and misdp-
preparation of funds have been made
by the members of the International
Union of Steam Engineers will be
given hearing before the civil SER
vice commission, next Monday night.
The hearing is at McCabe's request.
He says that he can refute the
charges and denounces those making
them
The question Of how many nights Il
Will he neeessary "a Keep open the
downtown stores previous to the
holidays, to take care of the Christ
mas shoppers will be discussed on
Thursday evening in meeting OF
the Retail Merchants bureau OF the
Board Of Commerce. 1t has been
suggested that the merchants n who
early closing hour. keep open their
stores on a mid-week night, but the
proposition is said not TO find favor
either with the merchants or mem
bers Of the Detroit Retail Clerks as
ISOLATION.
Albert \. Rnmsdell. 81 years old. died
"wednesday. In the family home. No
III Tw went, from PARALYSIS i
years Mr.. Ramsdell was well
known In fraternal circles and was
a member Of Zion lodge. f. a A. n.
Damascus commandery. KniGms
Templar. River Rouge lodge, I. ..
~. f.. and Canton Uniformed rank.
Mrs. Ramsdell and one daughter,
Mrs. Thomas Cunningham. survives
Funeral services will be held In the
home. Saturday afternoon. under the
auspices OF the Knights Tempiar.
In the annual convention Of the Michi-
gan state Equal suffrage assccistiou
EFFORT will be made to have the stat
association officially unite five suf-
frage organizations, in Detroit, into
one body. to be known as Detroit
association. The Ave organization
are: Detroit Equal Suffrage club
College Equal Suffrage league. Wo'
mans Independent Voters associa'
ton. lens Equal Suffrage league
association. Efforts will also be made
to have state suffrage headquarters
removed from Grand Rapids to De-
troit.
For the benefit Of the striking miners
In the copper cc.ntry 2 mass meet.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. un
der the auspices Of the Detroit Fed
Grafton of Labor. the speakers TO In
clude Mother" Jones, probably th'
best known woman labor leader ~
America. other speakers Will be {
H. Meyer. president Of the Western
Federation OF Miners: William ID
Mahon. president of the Amalgamat
ed Association of Street and Electric
CIaud Taylor, president OF the Michi-
gan Federation or Labor.