The Detroit times., 1914-11-03
IN DETROIT

sss.ai rsvssus. Wa prevented with !
gold badge Monday. BY his associ-
ne New. n. Brunn. Of nny CITY, Aas
49, eDRetnted paster Of Zion Evan
Ss dIsI., Lutheran era Church IN Detroit
schatz. who has retired.
VEL, e !. A: $780, .rsssy ..,ss' se.s.... y;
worthless checks. Was placed on
parole. Monday afternoon, by Judge
Pheian. She will return to the home
OF her parents In Buffalo.
TIE retail price Of sugar has DROPPED
cents pound, a decrease from 10
cents to which price II jumped In
August Immediately after war was
declared Indications are that II will
Ne nrst % . series Of Friday night
entertainments for the boys % the
Detroit Y, M. c. A. win take place
this week, when Mrs. Fanny w.
1rruse. who has spent many years
talk on the interesting customs and
traditions OF that land.
Uuneral services were held Tuesday af-
yerneon for N. y. Clarkin, who died
Sunday In his home. No. Sas Mcclel-
ness. Mr. Ciarkin was special sales
man for Edison. Moore q CO.. by
which nrm he had been employed
over 20 years Three nephews AND
he SeptembeY report Of Auditor @. 3.
s1kes, Of the Pere Marquette operat-
Ing under q receivership, shows that
the total operating revenues were
9l.7l3.77s and operating expenses @l.-
sSns Of 's sssssss net Th Hps showing is
better by S399.s55 than the Septem-
Der report for 1918.
Wiliiam A. Reid, the foreign csm-
nerce expert who gave much vaiu-
4 during his recent stay here, has sent
word to the Board OF Commerce that
he will be unable TO return here as
heavy demands are being made on his
post because OF the war.
4. r. waterfall, traffic commissioner OF
the Beard Of Commences advises snSv-
psrs that all old intra-state class
rates in Michigan are cancelled ana
that the new order. NO. D-IIe OF tne
Michigan railroad commission. 10
now In effect. Some confusion and
- delay In shipments has been caused
by concerns which have. been quot
ing the old rates since Oct. 70.
Electien day does not Interfere With
bank. It 10 the only bank in the city
doing business today. The Detroit
postal savings bank shows an IN
crease of Ss4.70e In deposits for the
OF deposits for the month was $751;
A bomb exploded early Tuesdsy morn
ing % the porch Of the grocery
store Of Michael Plazzalo. No. sos
was badly damaged but Piaxzaio. his
wife and three children, who were
sleeping In the rear Of the place.
8 were unframed. Piazzalo told the
E GsS' letters he sa or aSs fsa 81 sny Hnd
urs. Geaevieve swan. 45 years old.
widow OF George swan. died Monday
in her home, No. 1sS Owen.ave.. from
illness which Is said to have been
brought on by injuries suffered more
than a year ago In an automobile
accident. The same accident caused
the death OF Harry Person. proprie-
Sa.s 81 f i:s: Fl: fs in M the
Nrs. Earl McGirlespie and her feur
children, the eldest Of whom n N
years, were given shelter In the
Home Of the Frisndless. Monday eve.
from their home on Michigan-ave., a
half-mile west OF Addison switch,
! because the mother could not pay
rent Mrs McGiliespie appealed sr srs 70
band. barber. had abandoned her.
Csrnelius Cresaon. fer - years .
member OF the Detroit nre depart.
ment. II now o member OF firm or
undertakers: He retired; Monday TO
who conducts funeral directing an
eembalming establishment at No. SS6
Fourteenth ave. At the time OF his
Fssi5s S. mt No he va. Grand snffsnI vsravs
and Sixteenth-st
Yuneral services were held Tuesday
afternoon. In the family home, No. s.
Prsntis-aye. for Thomas Eedson.
who died Sunday, from SHOCK the
sustainsd In May. Mr.. Eedson was
20 years old and until retirement
three years ago had been In the en-
pioy Of the n Missis rs esntrai H ra !.
survived by his wife. and one son.
John n. Esdson.
DR.. A. Davis. general secretary Of De-
troit branch Of the Y. 81. O. a. In
Constantinopls Ssiiysre "a an .mnloSsd
boys OF the Elixabeth-st. boys
branch. Mr.. Davis told Of the great
work OF the Y. M, G. a. In CONSTANT
H e. VIM 1s be In 1n Detroit for ten days.
and during that time In booked to
speak before a number Of religious
and civic organizations.
Yunsrai services for Mrs. Mary Mac
Lsss. C:sa, s,v wias o. sys Sa 10 the
Pasadena, VIII be held Wednesday
afternoon, in the residence OF her
son. william 8. Conant. No. 1ss
esnainole-avs; Mrs; conant was born
had c lived In Detroit since 1858. She She
was 4 member OF st. Johns Episcopal
church and active In the work Of
several philanthropic institutions.
sshn KsrtA, - years OLD. grocer at NO.
On Plqsstte-ave1 4 In sanarit.n
wound In his neck. inflicted, Monday
afternoon. by the maid In the Korth
home, Stella Lorraine. b years old-
The latter n under arrest In the wo-
mems detention station on charge
Of felonious assault. She told the
: butcher knife after he had struck
her because she tried to prevent him
from attacking his wife.
N addition 90 leosing her tooth. MIS-.
Uls1e Seaman has lost her law suit.
Nrs. Seaman asked $4,000 At the
n ."os q ts u ws. sss ss
Tor an illness alleged TO have result
: down her throat while she was UNI
der9oing dental treatment At the
Der OF dentists testified and the jury
1oolared that DIR. straith was not to
kiame for the misfortune. and there
4OFo refused her damages.
AAlrsssang the PresbytePian ministers.
Hs:asy I. tss Fire. r nssssssssr sS
porfntendent OF public schools. said
e ala not favor the use OF the Bible
n the public schools because OF the
danger of promoting sectarian spirit.
The By Mqss ZACH Pestof took OF
osption 20 DR.. Chadsey's stand and
ssid he thought there could be no
possible opposition 70 she teaching OF