The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-02
IN DETROIT

Terence 10 hold its 1915 session In
that church the invitation 20 be eN 2
tended in the annual meeting OF the
conference In saginaw. Sept %.
Henry n. JOY. president OF the Pack
ard Motor Car Co.. has been elected
"A member OF the board or directors
OF the Chamber OF Commerce OF the
United states, with which the De-
troit Board OF Commerce Is AFFILIATED.
II. q. HnIsted has been appointed SUI
perintendent OF transportation OF
The ere Marquette railroad sue
ceeding Y H. Cornell who goes 20
the Chicago a. Alton railroad as mas
ter OF transportation, with mead
quarters in Bloomington, III.
Relatives OF Mrs. Gertrude Little, OF
Ecorse. have asked the local police
10 institute search for her, as she
left her home. May b, starting Tor
Detroit TO md work and has not
been heard from since. She Is de-
scribed az % years old, Ave feet two
inches tall, and Weighing 80 pounds.
orvilIe wright In now the sole owner
OF the Wright AeropInne 60; Rus
sell A Alger, "A former stockholder
In the concern, says that the board
OF directors sold their stock 10 Mr..
Wright about three weeks ago at
Mr.. Wrights request Mr., Alger de-
clines 10 give the reasons for TINS
action. He denies that the venture
was Improbable Cornelius Wander
btlt and August Belmont were among
the stockholders.
Final settlement OF the claims OF In
tervening creditors of Cameron Cur-
RE a. Co. amounting TO $3oO,OOO, mas
been postponed for a few days IL Is
said that the settlement viii soon be
made and that the final report or
Trustee Frederick c. Austin VIII be
iled soon after. The intervening
creditors-creditors who owned stock
held by Cameron Currie co, at the
time OF its bankruptcy--wil receive
about so per cent OF the value OF '""
stock.
n.lssats. from Detroit lodge, No. $50.
Loyal order OF Moose, left Detroit
Tuesday morning. by special car Tor
Jackson TO attend the state conyeh-
ton of the order which opened IN
Jackson today Late this afternoon
Company b. uniformed rank, In com,
mand OF Capt. Ben II Thomas, and
the Detroit lodge degree stan. un-
der the direction OF l. :. Harris. viii
go 10 Jackson TO ofhciate at the IN
itlation OF large class OF cahdl-
dates.
Harry Atwood, the aviator, left To-
Iedo at 8 O'Clock, Monday afternoons,
ia Wright Aging boat, and skim
med over Lake Erie and the river
10 Detroit. arriving at the sDetroit
Motor Boat club AT sos. NJ. G. Hyatt,
OF Toledo, accompanied him Mr. At
wood said that his visit was OF no
special icgnificance lie alleged that
he had made the trip without any
warning to his friends in Toledo, and
he doubted II they knew where he
had gone.
Mrs Herman }. Brown. of No. 631 West
Woodland-ave., Youngstown, o. has
written To the local police. asking
them 10 try To locate her husband,
who, she says. started for Detroit
from Saranac, Mich, a week ago, al
ter drawing $4,000 from the Bank OF
Saranac. and has not oeeh e.hhanpt
Brown Is a whisky drinker. He was
last seen. as far as his wife knows;
by W. II. Proctor, OF the BANK OF
Saranac, when he drew the money.
MI ne
at Hayo-Went-Hn camp, Torch lake,
Aug. 1929, under the direction OF
rural Y NJ. G. A. secretaries ana
group OF agricultural experts. sew
+ eral hours each day viii be given
TO instruction in and discussion OF
agricultural and rural problems ana
each boy will be expected 10 earn
one-half of his expenses by work
ON farm. only boys over 10 years
will be enrolled and the number VIII
be limited This viii be the hrst
Y NJ c. A camp aong these lines
ever held.
Delegates to the twelfth annual con-
vention of the international orna-
mental Glass Manufacturers now IN
session in the Hotel Cadillac VIII
visit the Ford Motor Car CO. plant
Tuesday afternoon. following when
there will be banquet In the Hotel
Cadillac. The delegates are combln-
ing business discussions In the con-
Nention with plenty of sightseeing
and excursions around the city. Mon
day afternoon was spent in automo-
billing, and Wednesday afternoon will
find the delegates and their ladies'
on the Detroit river and Lake ~
clair for an outing.
Although May had higher mean tenn
perature-averaging 81 degrees
than any previous May since 1908;
IL also showed less sunshine anu
more rain. according to the monthly
meteorological report issued from the
local weather bureau. There was
rain on IL OF the 81 days In the
month and the rainfall was one inch
more than normal. 2.56 inches OF
rain falling on May IL and II alone
beating all records since lSos, ne
average temperature was three ue
Rrees higher than normal ana yet
there were 20 days when IL was
much cooler than normal
The apartments of "Rusty Mike" anil
III Of hIs brethren were rnided, at
o'clock. Tuesday morning, by Detec
tives Lannan and Shook and Patrol-
man Louis Grossman, ana the u ''I,l
hoboes who were sleeping IN moving
vans Of the Leonard storage Co, on
Superior-st., near Beaubien, We're
routed out. and locked up at ine
Central station. Police VIII drive
all OF the gang out OF the city un
der threat Of prosecution as Nas
rants n they fan TO go PoIlle hau
received word that the moving vans
Were being used AZ homes by
horde OF tramps. and the early morn
ing raid followed.
Work on the new receiving hospital at
Macomb and 80. AntOine-sts. In en-
pected 60 begin within TWO weeks
The following successful bidders
were announced in "A meeting OF the
poor commission Monday night: \.
J smith x Co. maso work, $5S,lS5'
Schnider Bros. plastering. $500:
Whitehead * Kales. steel structural
work SI25OO: Schmeid -Sissman Co,
carpenter work. $26,S20 Charles
Sexauer & Co, roofing ana sheet
metal $2SS0; Johnson, Larsen 4 CO..
heating and plumbing, $42 Johh
ID. Templeton Co, electrical WORK
,2.S27.
H. 4, Pryor, one of the three receivers
of the wabash railroad. spent Mon
day in Detroit with party OF Wa
hash officials ell route from New
York TO Chicago. Mr. Pryor declared
that the wabash has no idea OF tax
ing over the Pere Marquette. lie
said that the receivers are busy
working out reorganization plans
and In seeking the cooperation OF
the railroad commissions OF the va
rious states In which the road OPP
crates In Mr.. Pryors party were
w c. Maxwell. general traffic man
ager: G.. RI. Stinson. general freight
agent: j. A. sullivan division freight
agent and A. T. Helm, general SUI
perintendent
Rupert =. Donell, a patternmaker, ~
years old, and rOOmlnE nj No. II
Madison ave. is under arrest charB-
ed with attempting to cash a worth
less check for 5000 In the offices OF
Cant Fred NJ Alger. No. 1908 Ford
building The check was drawn on