The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-24
IN DETROIT

Ei0. 4. q. q. a.. Will Join Western
lodge. T. o. o. r.. sunday eyenins
AprH 26. IN anniversary services 20
bs held in Calvary Presbyterian
church.
T,uduir y Dale. national Roy scout
acid commIssIoueT. wiz come Co De-
troit, Wednesday. April 20, TO spend
a week in systematic campaign
- interest business and professional
mon or the city In the Boy scout
movement
ID a. expected that the anal settle
ment az the Cameron Currte a 60.
bankruptcy case will be made about
May 90. Hayden. stone ~ Co, agent
for the BANKRUPT concern. Is buying
up the claims OF MI creditors. IL is
said that about $4,000 VIII De as
trlbuted at the wind up.
The estate of ID. O. wiley L. left 20 hts
widow by the terms OF his will nled
Thursday. IN probate court The viii
specified that his interest I'm the hrm
OF D. O. Wiley & Co. shall continue
for two years, His brother. John II
Wiley and William Chamberlain are
named as executors.
Mr.. Hugh r. ScuIIen. No. 100 Grand
blvd. east. fears for the snfety OF
her brother, Gerard Van Mourick.
who for several years has lived IN
Mexico Recently Mrs Scullen had q
letter from her brother stating that
he had returned 10 Mexico city ar
ter establishing general stores IN
Tampico and Vera Cruz. Two other
brothers OF Mrs. Scullen live on the
Mexican border, one in Texas ana
lie other In Arizona.
frank wager, ~ yenrS old. OF No. -"
Thirty-hrst-St.. appeared before JUS
tice Jemries, Thursday. Charged win
-44ietttFb4tfE- -Reaee-hy breaking ~
window In the home OF his sweet !,
heart when she locked the door ana
refused TO let him in Frank ADMIT
ted that ne was terribly in love
Court officials investigated. ana tne
woman In the case Is said 10 nave
coylv admitted that II wns JUST =
lovers little quarrel. so Frank was
released.
| sued ~ general order. effective Frlhny
morning. that Old Glory is 70 h9tt
from the hagstans or an PORE uv
partment buildings from sunrise 20
sunset each day. during the Mexican
trouble. as an indication or me OF .
nrIal patriotism OF the police oepart
ment Scores OF men in the depar' :
ment fought under the nag. In mo
Spanish- American war and IN the
| Philippines and most OF them ere
ready TO enlist IL the president calls
for volunteers.
Detroit Polish citizens will celebrate
the I23rd Anniversary OF the nhOp-
| ton OF "A new constitution In Poland
Sunday, MAY 3 With a parade be-
einring at Dom Polski at I o'clock
I'm tho afternoon the route OF march
being fror- 4eANs ,siAs, OF the city to
PA dtier Tho speiff1ers OF the day
wi'l she Prof rhsod,99yEss WSn2Ss. !. Of
| inary. Orchard Lake and Thomas
Siemiradzsld. or Chicago. The ceie-
+ssation will close with n program
81 military drills. music and speeches
IN Dom Polski in the evening.
Or c. u. Lundy. examiner for DetroL's
hoy scouts, will meet about 30 scouts
| iu1Palmer park, Saturday morning.
~ o'clock for an. examination.
rl4lA.-Ir-tt t-++-a-F-ttit -tftE,tt rr-rrfuT
Will he giYen a flrst=class- rating-
and those who fall below a certain
point VIII receive a second Grass
camp life, signaling and hrst aid to
the injured The examination will
bc held every Saturday morning by
nr Lundy. & being possible 10 ac-
commodate about so at n time
ARRANGEMENTS have been made by DIR.
Russell e.. Pearce, potentate of Mos
| lem temple. Mystic shrine. for spe-
cial train 20 indianapolis for the
automobile races. The train Will
leave the Union depot, Friday, May
29, at 1880 o'clock, and run straight
to the race track. returning 70, De
troit. sunday May 81. AZ Z o'clock.
| Anyone wishing 10 join the party
| may communicate with w. Campbell
Moore, chairman Of the committee on
seats have been reserved in the
grand stand for the Shriners.
Edwin Won walden. Cincinnati youth
held Ia the dungeon ward NJ the
county Jail. awaiting trial on the
charge OF holding up Night Clerk
. Burns i'm the Hotel Metropole, was
examined by alienists sent by his at
torneys, Thursday afternoon. I'm
not crazy" said Won Walden. after
ward. II don't want 10 70 10 "A bug
house. l would like TO be sent TO an
iHs normal %f'Tf fe ''Hl e IS sef IN the &c
dungeon ward because he found IL
impossible 10 live normal life even
in the county Jail.
n. Roland Anglers. OF No. 007 seyburn-
ave-, caused the arrest, Thursday
afternoon. OF Willard y Pickett. 81
years old, of the Clayton hotei, on
charge OF attempted fraud. Anglers
alleges that Pickett offered position
as manager OF Windsor movie"
theater, at S25 week, If Anglers
would deposit $500 as a bond and
would Immediately pay S25 to bind
the bargain Angeis called in the
police, and Pickett was arrested.
Anglers had learned that Pickett had
no interest in toeaters, as he claim
ed. Pickett admitted II, but said he
expected TO control some theaters.
|IDetrOit friends have received word of
i the death, i'm New York, of Alfred
Noble, a former Detroiter. and in
ternationally known as a civil en-
II gineer Mr.. Noble was 20 years old
and was born In Livonia, Mich. lie
was a Civil war veteran. serving
III fantry He graduated from the
III University OF Michigan in 1870, and
NJ Tor , years had charge OF the build
N ing OF the St Mary's river locks at
the 500 Mr.. Noble held many i'm
II pGrtant posts In his chosen profess
sion and had been honored by engi-
II nccring societies all over the world.
/ lie was q close friend OF former
1 Governor Osborn.
XTestimony to snow that Overcharge.
by carriage companies, In connection
with freight shipments, are not due
to extra services is being gathered
by Robert II. Day, secretary and
manager OF the transportation bu-
reau OF the Builders and Traders
II exchange, for presentation to the
state railroad commission In the
freight rate hearing before the com
mission, Wednesday in Lansing,
II railroad attorneys claimed that these
II charges were for extra service, such
III as telephone notification Of arrival
III OF freight The commission agreed
Al 10 an indefinite postponement OF the
freight rates on sand. gravel and
crushed stone. II is probable that
the hearing on this phase OF the
question VIII be held In Detroit.
IAN "incomIng excursion" for buyers
chants bureau OF the Board OF Com
merce, May 8 a special train will
leave Elkhart. Ind. over the Lake
Shore. AT Z a. M, stopping AT all
towns % Importance along the lire.
Il and will arrive in Detroit AT noon.
Invitations TO 800 residents Of
these towns have been Issued, and