The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-01
INV DETROIT


M ''loaded sac gars, I" and ''stuned" bakst
w potatoes being features OF the menu
4oe. 4eshigan Perry Centennial een.
naecoon has turned back V3,4o6s ln-
60 the stetss general fund. from the
cstsbration OF the Perry centennial
The commission spent less than one
third OF the amount granted.
Ce!t. Jehn r.. spalIase.. whe leaves ee-
Ne sssy .. 9r.aH niyss s st,x
was presented with . handsome bou-
Quot .of American beauty roses py
the men OF his command. Tuesday
evening. Lieut.. William Kress max
Ing the neat presentation speech.
which was answered. feelingly. by
Capt. Spillane.
The fund Ter the FlereAce Crtttenten
ho0e eew eneunts. 20 c1,e1S.4S. 4
musicale and tea given In the rect q,
1851 Cass-aye.. Tuesday. was well
attended and brought considerable
sum. The committee In charge OF
the concert once to bs givsn IN the he a nro.
gram In few days.
The keAy Of Motorcycle Ofncer Irwis
>. Cookl1n, who died In sHaspes Nos
pitai from injuries sustained when
he colltded with an auto while cnas-
Ing q speeder, was escorted TO tne
depot from his home at No. iSos
RuSseIl-st. by q platoon OF police
under command OF Capt. Ernst MAI
SS .n, WIZ Wed In RasS%ons Meh
Conklin's old home.
Aid. I.lltleneIA sueceeds Ala. Lodge %
ehalrnson 81 the special telepeSne
investigation COMMITTEES. Aid. Lodge
resigned because OF other rts v importer ~
the committee Will be hiled by Aiu
Barnett The state railroad comms-
sion has detailed Roy III: Johnson %
assist city Expert Charles Ia Zahm
IN the work on the telephone conf
pany's inventory.
. IL the experlnAent Of holding dancane
{. A. buildings In New York proves
i In p ss%s nest fall DR.
A, q. Studer and Miss Alice Rebecca
Marsh. general secretaries. respec-
lively. Of the local associations. say
thcy will watch the New York ex-
pertinent with interest.
Mrs. Elisabeth Mccormick. 81 years
old, died. Tuesday eyeninG. IN the tie
Volunteers OF America home. NO. sos
Lafayette. blvd, from heart trouble.
relatives in. Detroit, but as she re-
. FUSED to talk about herself or her
family to those In charge OF the
home. nothing II known regarding
her family connections.
Pstrelmsa Frank Smith heard crash
Of g1aso ~ he was apprOecninY
George h Henry's store at Michi-
gan-ave. and Wayne-st. early Wed-
nesday morning. and rushing to the
~. IS ' Grand Rivsr-ave. east. stand
1ng beside the broken pane with one
hand cut. OConnor was arrested on
suspicion OF attempted burglary.
Fer nlnisteys, the Revs. Mae III. wal
Il Glass. cf Pontiac. and Albert e.
Archison. OF Milan, were among the
speakers at the dinner which was
served between the afternoon and
~rcisn conristory. Tuesday. in the
Masonic temple. The consistory VIII
continue it's conferring Of degrees
throughout Thursday.
More than $50 persons have applied for
which 10 being formed under the
auspices Of the Detroit Baraca and
Philathea unions. The first meeting
Of the new society will be held.
eu aSdin' OF ssn' II: woodward. ave.
q Baptist church. Prof. f. B.. Man.
wife. Of the Michigan Conservatory
of Music. will direct the chorus.
SHIT for false arrest was AIed against
court t. BY B.; 5. ). Hssiy. woodwsrd-
ave. merchant. on behalf OF Law
renee Healy, his 1s-yeav- old SON. The
boy was arrested several weeks ago
ncer. for alleged use Of profane
s the next day ne S,' Was s. released H and
sHs FL. G pr.s.ai w suit e FOR y sss court
The Lakesiae Bsscuit Co.. % Teleds,
has bought the plant Of the kruce
Cracker Co.. No. 243 Lafayette blvd.
and will bake crackers In the pres.
ont plant while . 100000 DSiio .its
The bakery will employ 100 people
at III IT. and when the new building
is completed IL will employ force
OF $50. The building will be OF con-
crete, six stories high.
at u neeesaesy for the buslness nan
81 today to 70 iatO politics for his
own protection" DIR John Wesley
Hill. of New York. told the Board OF
day "If Socialism gains q stronger
hold It will be because business men
do not take enough interest In poll.
tics Every man who does not want
democracy should put his shoulder
to the political wheel"
The Nev. John Mathews. Arst pastor Of
the W"eawsrd-ave. Baptiet church.
died. Monday. IL Los Angeles, at the
charge OF the woodward-ave. church
s.: Gears ugo. and subsequently, held
the pastorGtes OF the Grand River
and Wa.ien-ays: Baptist CHURCHES riches
He ID survived by HIS wife. son.
George Matthew'S. stepson, Jesse b.
Davis. Of Grand Rapids. and one
daughter. Mrs. Alice Mathews Payn-
tor.
Anthony Hiber, Of Ne. Se7 Hammosd-
ave., felt secwre In the knowledge
that 32-ca1Iber revolver rested In
his hip pocket. and would protect
men played an April fool Joke on
him early Wednesday morning. One
OF the four knocked him down be-
fore he could draw his weapon. and
the others bounced upon him and
took away his watch. ~ and his re-
yolYer Hiher told the police that
ne didn't expect the robbers to come
urs. :. Franses Masseck. widow 81 the
late Joseph =. Masseck, paused away
in her home in Somerville. Mass,
saturday, aged Is. The family re-
sided in Detroit In 1883 and 1854.
when Mr. Masseck was local man.
aGer for the Wheeler 4 Wilson sew
ing machine concern. The ram'Iy
Our Father, and one SON, Frank Lin
coin MasDeck. entered the ministry
OF the Universa1ist denomination un-
der the pastOrate Of Rev. f. L.. Rex.
ford. Mrs. Masaeck was a native OF
Maine, and the remains Will be In
TERED In saco. Ne.
Ssapee .DosAep hes developed habat Of
snseuElng Nhuobon1or Whenever the
spilit moves her and a. result she
cHSrles s. Morley. on Tuesday. peti-
toned the probate court to send her
there, and declared the woman, who
n 50 years old. h suffering from 9
dclusion that he 10 her husband and