The Detroit times., 1914-10-22
IN DETROIT

Ma. Will address q mass meeting OF
Norwegian residents OF Detroit. Fri
day evening. In Prismatic hall.
Thsmas v. sayder. druggist OF No. sioi
lice headquarters. charged with re-
alleged sh to have ps'psrsy; purchas.S ayasr some
drugs stolen from Parke. Davis
Prof. 4: =: whisac,, Of the University
mass snsssln, msssln,. VIII .adrss; s,s . ns..s
evening In The %ooSwardass " "a aSia sa'qraay Pfss
PpSSissrlsn PSsaa church. Woodward and
nhmadsipnia. snha AYES, on "A small
epsn TO the pupiic
insurs.ce qualifications. there were ss
nomicides In Detroit during 1919.
Deroits percentage OF homicides for
escn 100000 OF population 10 placed
record. and trife higher than that
OF Cleveland and Baltimore.
struck BY . faiIinx plsnk. Wednesday,
iam1ns,,nsw Sns new plant of The a Ediss. H.
Of. No. Iii Alfred st. was SO badly
injured that he died I'm Han per hos
pitai. Coroner Burgess ordered the
body removed to the county morgue.
Hrs. Jeanette HaisteA was granted Q
decree OF diyorcs from Howard Hal
stead by Judge Van Zile. Wednesday
afternoon, after she had related 10
the Judge how her husband whipped
her with a razor strop. She said she
ana that her husband was twice her
age.
Hrs. Catheri.s Booth-Ciibbors, now
eonducting Q series Of revival meet.
fngs In the First Baptist church, Will
address mems mass meeting In
that church. sunday afternoon. at
4 o'clock. At the same hour. and In
another part OF the church, Miss Vic
toria Booth -Clibborn will speak to
women.
IN the nrst annual convestion OF the
Wednesday. at No. is9 uratiot- ave.
the convention passed a resolution TO
use every effort TO defeat at the polls
NOV: :. the passage OF the proposed
limiting the powers OF fraternal In
surance societies.
II was II times and out for Charles
seymour. "a years old. Charles was
arrested recently for the thirteenth
nesdas n sftsrnoa1n 1sissH before ror Judge con
molly. The jury was out -iess than
nye minutes before bringing In a
sSsrsed With & grand Larceny. sssmoor was
Funeral services will be held Saturday
afternoon In the home. NO. 1871 Hell
en-ave., for Mrs. Johanna voelker.
yss wa9 dlsa ;n... ySsIssr WAS
had lived In Detroit 80 years. She
is survived by her husband, Ernest
voelker. two sons and one daug hter.
TIE Busiaess fnstitste. Cass-aye, Will
give a. entertninment for the stu
:vsning. Nov; -. The students viii
Charles & paWas Warren fiskeRi fae Rrosnam %ia give ana
brief address. This is the first OF a
series or monthly entertainments to
the rail- and winter.
Deciaring that the savage Motor Car
Go. duplicated the ..nctionai promo
tions OF ]. Rufus wallingforu," AL
bert Zaic. or Parsons, kas., has hlsd
suit In the circuit court asking IS, 900
from the assets OF the company, now
being held by the government In
bankruptcy proceeding. zaic claim
ed to have paid the concern $1,000 as
I nrst payment on 1S cars he had sold
to neighoors for them
Dr.. O. Burtos stevess addressed the
sslesnen Of the n. A. Jones' Real
! Board OF Commerce. "Wednesday. On
I The doctor told the salesnen that
10 II vitality necessary to attend SER
! tously TO the needs OF the human
\ machine to keep pace with twentieth
century progress and keep out Of
the way of rushing automobiles.
vsgsta6Ies seid Is tfss h going sp
this winter. according to members OF
the National Association OF Pea Can
nsrs. who are holding their conyen-
+. say there will be an Increase OF from
: three to five cents per can. Higher
, prices demanded by farms and better
AAs AuA lxtl
given an the reasons for the proposed
boost
The nrst brick convention In Detroit
A. 10 years will be held I'm the new
the official announcement given out
by Manager Wreford OF the Detroit
Brick Manufacturers and Dealers
..sosiat,on ITO the conner eonysntlon has ss
new Statler. and the beautiful con-
vention hall and dining rooms will
be at the service Of the convention
guests.
Mariana DeGiobanni, Of No. ys7 Rio-
pelie-st. trusted two strangers who
agreed TO let him shRre with them
In a money making scheme soon af-
noon. Deaiobanni withdrew his
bank savings, .S2i2ss. gave 1t to the |
strangers, and received In return |
S: Sh:. b: The soussf la wfs given frssr SS ra, ss
.Ightiy;fohl:d,sd h:, newspaper wrapped
The scarab club has cancelled The
course Of lectures Co have been given
Oct. "a. ~ and IL, by Sada kichi Hart
mann. the Japanese se-0erman-AmerI-
can art lecturer and writer Hart |
mann was to have given the lectures |
but the use Of the auditorium having
been refused by the trustees OF the |
museum. the club decided TO have
the lectures In their own clubrooms, |
No. 10 Witherell-st.. but this arrange |
ment HIS also been cancelled.
A crowd Of several Hundred persons |
Dewey In chase after an alleged |
pickpocket on Woodward-ave., from |
Btate-st. to the city hall. Wednesday
evening. The fugitive was arrested |
when he started to- run into the city |
hall He was registered In police |
headquarters as Ernest Graves, IS |
years old. Of No. = Edmundspl. Miss
ave east. told the police that Graves /
attempted TO pick her pocket
A. I. Harrinsten. ef Mansaeld. o.. re-
Gently anpolnted eonnereial agent
for the United States government. |
with headquarters I'm Lima. Peru,
visited Detroit manufacturers and
msmbsrs. wednssdsy. discussins
South American export problems. He
WAS entertained ut luncheon by the
Board OF Commerce export commit
tee. He leaves for his new post Nov.
ie and II familiarizing himself with
the wants Of the American business
Hsslness and prefsssSsnal nsn to at
tend the state conference on rela-
tionships In Battle Creek. Oct 20.