The Detroit times., 1914-11-09
IN DETROIT

a weaderfuI display % sArysanthe
conssrvatoriss. to which the publ,
u invited. Thousands visited tn,
flower show, Sunday. The biossomi
y displayed include many new varieties
and range from the tiny bebe mum
20 blooms as large as q toy balloon
ysnes ID. May. Of the eivu service con,
~ nntssien. viii address the members Of
- the Young Mems Order at their mex
smoksr at their club rooms. No 1,
msy wt West hs Monday ,naa evening
In the series OF lectures which are
proving 80 popular at the bi-monthl,
smokers OF the y. NJ o.. and will ex.
plain In detail the workings OF the
wlsdisIsus kowics, n years old. Of
No. 3sda East Grand-bivd., shot dur
Ing sunday night riot at Joseph
Campau-ave: and The railroad. a
week ago. died, Sunday, In Samari-
tan hospital. Kowicz was In a crowd
guson. OF Hamtramck. attempted to
make an arrest. and was attacked by
. mob. The officer fired. the bullet
striking Kowicz. Coroner Burgess
10 making further investigation.
NE Board OF Commerce viii attempt
under Brilliant ias .i iissss Night II sac
lions are said to place the pur-
chaser Of jewelry Mt a disadvantage.
There Is city ordinance providing
that auction sales must stop at p.
m. but this measure has been bit
teriy fought by the auction jewelers.
and 10 now before the supreme court.
and mesns council xS'o OF the Board as q
Commerce believes II will be able
70 stop night auctions.
A . means Of relieving traffic con-
gsstion ON Weedward-sye. 9 system
aves.. IL being considered by the
City Plan and Improvement commits
sion, according TO Charles Moore.
new roads are favored. one leading
20 Belle Isle. another 10 the new
Michigan Central depot. a third
through the northwestern ,h section ,toax 2,
northeastern Detroit.
BERT sehmid. an animal trainer I'm
charge Of some trick dogs I'm the
Temple theater. was shot below the
left shoulder Saturday night by Pa
/. failed to halt. on the officers com
alley near Rivard- st. and Lafayette
% an Blame P By CART Tas lee
. declared that Schmid, instead OF
stopping hit him on the jaw, and
proceeded on his way. when Dimero
dred. Numerous holdups had occur
red in the vicinity. schmid will re-
cover.
Uncie Sam Fastened the marriage Of
Louis Reinhard. farmer. of sydney.
O.. and Mrs. Mary A. Hughes. Can
adam woman. The two had been
Mrs. Hughes getting word from sgd
ney. o.. o"come on" last Saturday.
She was intercepted by Detroit Inn
the examining board. She biushing-
ly admitted that she was on her
way to meet her prospective hus-
band. The immigration officers were
skeptical and she wired her groom
to-be. He came to Detroit, and Sat-
urday they were married In the
county clerks office.
Police Commissioner Gillespie an
nounces that hereafter. when girls
accompany Soy riders" in stolen OLE,
be locked up. as the police have de-
cided that in many cases. the girls
Snduce the youths to borrow autos
girls who were in in stolen machine
with George Hunt aged 10. OF
Royal Oak. and William Jones, No.
331s Gratiot-ave, when the youths
were arrested. Saturday night were
released. but the police then an
nounced that they would be the last
20 be treated with this considera-
Martin Edwardus, formerly well-known
N . mural decorator, died. sunday,
Mrs. Irving r. swan. No. 1T Willis
ave. west with whom he made his
home. Mr.. Edwardus was born In
pSs when q ysn5. y. sse o sad Gs k
% Q mural decorator Is to be seen |
IN many of the Roman Catholic |
churches and catheorals throughout
in Detroit is in the residence Of
Bishop Foley, He Is survived by his |
wife. and two daughters. Mrs: Swan |
and Mrs. =: M. Paddock. Funeral
home. Tuesday afternoon.
wood-ave.. 10 the latest DetrOiter to
come forward with a new device de- |
signed to make life easier for street
ear ear iRS%. ssnesr dssinatic san devies
It II merely an invention which viii
enable the passenger to tell which |
street Is next. BY having the names
OF the streets arranged In order on
4 roll Miss Lean believes that the
motorman could press lever as he
passes an intersection, thus turning
s sns ron several sS n' inventioDs ali look
ting toward this same end have been
exploited in Detroit during the last
few years, but none has proven prac-
IDEAL.
Prsmi.e,t Detrolters OF various eall-
the 9 O'CLOCK store closing movement
S ln1s night shs I IN the Light Guard armory.
Among those who have Endorsed the
movement are: Judge william r.
Rev. j. NJ. Barkiey. Judge George 2.
Hosmer, the Rev. d. ]. sutherland,
DIR. E. j. Ciippert, the Rev. James Z.
George A. owen, Aid. John c. Lodge,
Attorney George s. Field. the Rev.
Anaus H. Cameron, George III. Bar
bour jeremiah Dwyer, DR.. j. III. Car
items. DR. Samuel Bell, City Treas
urer Max c. Koch and the Rev.
william d. Maxon.
re regeneration Of the American In
dian n being brought about BY .
process OF transplanting from the
hothouse OF dependence upon the
good will and subsidy OF the Ameri-
can people and by. the doctrine OF
Christianity, according TO Dr. Lucius
B. Baird. secretary OF the American
Missionary association, or Chicago, ,
who spoke Sunday afternoon In the
auditorium OF the Y. M. c. A. The
ability to support himself. just as
other citizens of this country sup
mort themselves means. according 70
the speaker. that the Indian will be-
come q very mucr better and higher
fype OF manhood than ever before.
The old reservation idea, he said, IL
outworn and antiquated; IL made the
Indian too dependent upon pater-
naiistic government. which was
had thing for the Indian as well as
Tor the government. BY giving the