The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-23
IN DETROIT

Judge Alfred }. Murphy will address
the MEMS class OF the First Con-
gregational church Sundays on The
laws delay in civil cases"
The Michigan railroad commission VIII
holo another hearing ON the DeduID-
dre-st. grade separation plan In the
council chamber, May 13, at $3.50
clock In the morning.
Mrs. Harry Fuller, - years old. of NO.
i56 Basley-aye., attempted 10 end
Thursday morning She was sent 10
st. Marys hospital in police auto
and IL expected TO recover
The Rev. 4. walker Malcolm, for sew
eral years pastor of -. Andrews
Presbyterian church, has resigned
that charge To accept-th passionate
OF the Arlington Hills Presbyterian
church St Paul. Mimi No successor
70 Mr. Malcolm viii be chosen until
fall.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels has can
celled his engagement 10 address the
z, and the annual banquet, as "A con-
sequence has been Indefinitely post
poned In a letter to Secretary Boz
wen. Congressman Doremus says
that the Mexican situation prevents
the secretary from coming TO De
troit.
An Injunction restraining George =.
benjamin from the manufacture of
patent glass minnow tube was dls-
solved Wednesday by Judge HoEner.
Byron r. Pneiffer. inventor OF a
similar device. claimed at the time
OF the granting OF the injunction
that Benjamin's patent infringed on
his and that he was suffering
through fraudulent contracts.
The Michigan Master Horseshoers' AS
ISOLATION closed tNO-days' cOnVen-
ton in the Hotel Cadillac Wednesday
by choosing Grand Rapids as the
next place OF meeting and electing
officers as follows President John
n
W. A. Spletoser. Jackson. and j. j.
Marande. Bay city. secretary-tre
urer, Lert Shugart. Grand Rapids.
Hcnceforth white befp will he employ
ed In the Hotel GriswOId. the last
of the Negro walters having been
discharged from that hosiery We'd
nesday. Fred Postal. manager OF
the hotel, had secured positions for
many of the Negro walters before
they knew they were To go from the
hotel Hotel proprietors say the pub
lie demand white instead OF black
help.
In round-tabIe discussion held We'd
nesday In the Hoard Of Commerce
before the retail division. Mrs. J. q.
Frederick, Of New York, spoke on
Retail selling from the customers
view point" The wholesalers divi-
sion listened TO talks by Lee Ander-
son. OF the Chalmers Motor Car Co;
n. l.. Spencer, Of the Federal Motor
Truck Co. and Frank q. Eastman.
OF the Packard Motor Car Co.
The regular meeting of the Central
held n In the centrai Methodist church
FRIDAY afternoon. Or g +. Kuhn
win deliver an address on school
SAYING and thrift teaching in the
Louis, Will read paper on Our
WORK" A ladies' quartet composed
OF Mrs. Cathey, Mrs. Alvorson. Mrs
Damn and Mrs. Rech will sing.
Following n short Illness. Dr. Daniel
McFadyen. No. 20 Blnine-Rve., died
Wednesday. DIR. MoFadyen was born
In Argyle. 40 years ago. and was q
graduate OF the Detroit College OF
Medicine. He practiced I'm Bay City
before coming 10 Detroit sin years
ago Mrs McFadyen- and an eight
year-old daughter. survive Funeral
services Will be held Friday after
noon. In the First Baptist church.
Tribute will he paid 10 the memory OF
the late Robert VI. Zug. for the last
five years OF his life president OF the
Sunday afternoon. In a memorial
service In the auditorium Of the v
NJ g. 4. building. Speakers will re-
view Mr. Zug's life as q churchman
as member and president Of the
Y NJ G. \. and as 2 citizen. Philip
u Gray Will preside. The service
viii be at $3.50 o'clock
The following DetrOIters are taking
the examination In the semi-annuRI
bar examination now being held iu
the supervisors room Ia the Wayn"
county building Frank c~ AleSan,
Dunn. Edgar Dean Alexander. Clin-
I ton G. Dewitt. George e. McNoy.
/ Douglas Campbell Arthur VI Noyes.
! u r. Butts F. o. IlonOhoe. Robert
- Heitsch oscar Rott6nbcrg and
/ Harry &. cullen.
Morris Goldnne, ~ years old. Of W. -
! HaRcock-aye. east, and Arthur Csrp-.
4 % OF No. ~ Montcaln-st east. both
employed as baEgage checkers 10 the
1 Hotel Cadillac, were arrested Wed =
1 nesday by Detectives Reid and Roche
| on charges OF grand larceny. and
1 the police allege iewelry and wear
4 ing apparel valued at about S300.
4 and stolen from guests OF the Cadii-
lac were found IN the rooms Of the
Young men. Caps admitted that he
! was arrested in Nashville Tenn, on
a charge OF highway robbery, and