The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-25
IN DETROIT

Mr.. CasIIn. of New York. a socialist
lecturer, will give AN illustrated talk
on "rhe common cause sunday at
ternOOn, az s;30 o'clock. in Alliance
hall.
Thomas ,. whRIen VIII alive Lecture
ga THE life and achievements OF
John Pulpit Curran,' before DIVISION
No. !. A. o H., sunday afternoon. ~
Elks' temple Division No. 1. viii
celebrate It's thirty-fourth anniver-
sary. July H. at Sugar Island.
Ina "A memorial service. sunday after
noon. at $3.50 o'clock In the y. VI. e..
A. the Rev Joseph a. Vance viii
speak OF the late Robert H. Zug as
churchman, AID John G. Lodge
as citizen. a l.. Parker as an asso-
citation man, and Or A. c. Studer as
president OF the Y. NJ. G. A. Philip
III Gray VIII preside.
The board of directors of the Detroit
Museum OF Art voted. Friday after
noon. 10 attempt 10 secure an eN-
hibit of the 20 pictures by Jonas
Lie. now being exhibited i'm Wash
ington. showing scenes on the Pan
anna canal Mr. Lies paintings were
made with the consent OF the gov
eminent. before the water was turn
ed into the canal
Funeral services were held. saturday
morning In the Hotel CharleVOIx for
Miss Eleanor j. Harrigan. who died,
Thursday, In Chicago. from a malig
nant form OF dtphtherla. Miss Har
rlgan is survived by I'VE sisters
Mrs John Roesink Mrs william
Roach and the Misses Lucille, Mar
gareth and Edna May lIarrigan.
Public school teachers In Detroit and
the state nre being asked 20 sign a
paper expressing approval OF a bill
drafted by former Judge William l..
Carpenter providing for a teachers
pension law with the annuity fixed
az $500. The signatures are desired
before the bill Is presented 20 the
legislature In the fall.
MOslem temple, Mobiles OF the Mystic
shrine Will entevtnIn four temples
from California, Tuesday, May .. on
the latters journey from the Pacific
coast 20 the annual pilgrimage 10
be held I'm Atlanta. Nearly 800 OF
the California Shriners are expected.
They VIII be met at the depot by the
Arab patrol and escorted 70 the
Hotel Cadillac The days program
Includes boat ride and luncheon.
an auto sightseeing trip around the
city and. an entertainment I'm the
evening In the Masonic temple.
BarnO Alexandra. n Ford Motor Co.
worker. lost his case before Justice
Richter, Friday He claimed he had
$3.50 due him in salary because he
had worked 36 days and that the
company agreed To pay all its work
men at least 50 a day. II was shown
by the company that the profits Civ
en- the men over the. ordinary wage
was gift and not a salary Ale
zandru had failed 10 meet the re-
l. pGlIeultilS AOl tne company ana,
therefore. ltd not share in the prot
its"
f-'tEafPty-HFE T-..p11a4t-t-
Ing Of n proper use Of nAegNnte saie-
rf-1S i0Tiees aqH this .S0sty9ctiQn of the
workingInen In NoW TO cuftivats
safety habits. was taught 10 n thou
sand employees or the Burroughs
Adding Machine Co and their fam
lilies. by means OF moving pictures
and talks In BurroughN convention
hall Friday evening. The pictures
were not designed TO tell story.
except where that story was one OF
misery and suffering caused TO n
family by mans carelessness. but
they represented conditions As they
are actually found In the large fac
tories