The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-24
IN DETROIT

PostofAce Cashier william ,. shield.
has moved his OfAce To the second
floor OF the postoffice building 10
make room for the necessary en-,
Iargement OF the parcel post ana
wholesale stamp divisions.
Frank n. Knowles. 81 No. 3:i Mckin-
stry-ave.. wishes 20 have ID under-
stood that he is not the FRANK
Knowles. who was arrested for the
theft OF street car tickets.
Hsrmoa ). Hunt. Oscar A: Js.es and
Daniel Lyons were elected trusfees
Of Detroit lodge, *. Il. o. E.. Thurs
day evening. Following the transac-
ton Of business. a vaudeville enter
r ~tainment and smoker took place
Dan Berg, popular among the PATRONS
pNtra4t-fora- prolonged ana
well-earned vacation. was rendered
a farewell dinner. Thursday evening,
i'm the ii Trovatore cafe. r.. 4. An
giolotti. his employer, acting as host.
Dr. George J. Fischer. Of New York.
senior secretary Of the phystcnl dr-
partment OF the International \. Nj.
c. A. committee. and editor or Fhy-
steal Training, will give several adj
dresses in Detroit. Sunday and Mon
day. beginning with talk In the
mems mass meeting. In the Y Nj. Z.
A.. sunday afternoon.
The opening nunber Of the snnsai
course in simpson Methodist church.
Thursday evening, was featured by
the audience OF 500 persons rising IN
body to vote unanimously Tor
resolution. commenting the common
council for Its action In sustaining
the dance hall ordinance. prohibit
ing the sale OF liquor. The Aida
quartet gave an enjoyable program
of music.
The Rev. John Timothy stone. modeP-
atOr Of the Presbyterian assembly
and pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church, Chicago. will be the guest OF
honor and principal speaker at the
OF the Young Mems club, of the First
Presbyterian church. to be held Fri
day evening: in the institute build
ing. DR.. Stone was the guest at
luncheon. in the University club, OF
the Rev. ]. Frederick Fitschen, Jr..
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church.
Nathan Brown, eight years old. Of No.
rested while trying to pawn two
cheap rings In Monroe ave. shop;
Thursday morning. was turned over
to hts mother, Mrs. BENJAMIN Brown.
planned how and where ne got the
rings He said ne earned 90 cents,
selling papers. and bought the two
rings In a ten-cent store. He had a
cents. buy more rings. and repeat
the process.
Because he lad violated his parole.
Jimmy. aged ~. who was out on
probation marched into the juvenile
court Thursday, and voluntarily
gave himself up to be sent to the
reform school In Lansing. saying to
Judge Hubert that he just couldn't
be good on his own initiative and
wanted to be sent where he could
learn how. The boy was placed on
probation three weeks ago after
having been found guilty OF several
- small thefts. He said that he would
60 to Lansing alone SO the Judge
took him at his word and issued the
order for his admission to the school
An aged woman, auppOse dtO be ab0ut
90, who was placed In the Arnold
Home for the Aged. No. 706 Forrest
west. 10 DAYS ago, bv a woman who
said her name was Mrs. Enelia
Goodman, died, Thursday, in the In
stitution Mrs. Goodman said tha.Old
lady was her ister-in-law. Mrs
Newton. Mrs Goodman left no adj
dress as she said she was about to
leave the city on a business trip and
would communicate with the author
tiles of the home within a few days
The Rev. c. Ia Arnold IL anxious to
get In touch with anyone who may
have known Mrs. Newton or Mrs
Goodman